The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN
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SINGULAR RUPTURE in FRANCE.
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IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON.
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The President Rspudiating bis Mou'hpiers
IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON.
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&C., &c., &C.

&C., 60, &c.
The American steamship Franklin, Captain J. A
Wotton, has arrived off this port, with the United
States mails after run Of twelve and four hours
from Cowes Iioa6s.
The Franklin left Havre at p NJ, on the Sth
inst and laid TO off Cowes till P. NJ. Of tho 9th,
to receive the English mails from London and South
ampton. She brings 100 passengers, and a fair
cargo Of valuable French, Swiss, and continental
merchandise.
We learn that the remains Of the late David Gra-
ham ESQ. have been brought home in the Franklin
by his brother, who went to Europe with him.
Amongst tho passengers are the Hon. Mrs. de
Blaqueire, and Charles HuTnagle, Gu. S. Consul at
Calcutta) bearer of dispatches; also, Master Paul
Julien, tho youthful musical wonder. During the
passage he gave concert for the benefit OF the
widows aud orphans of seamen. The following
lates to the AFFAIR."
STEAMER Franklin, June 81. 1852
SIR will do the favor to present for me
encosed three hundred ana sixty francs proceeds of
Saturday evening" s;SbscrptiSn to the Institution for
1sgned) PAUL JULIEN
To Cant jas A. Worros steamer Franklin
U. s. MAIL STEAMER fnANKIiS,
OF Sandy Hook June 81 1852.
Monsieur Paw JglIEN.Dear Sir 1t affords me great
pleasure TO acknowledge the receipt Of your note of this
day requesting TO present to the institution for the
relief of the Widows and Orphans OF Seamcn, the of
given by you the evening Of the 18th inst for their
benefit, GA board the steamer Franklin, at sea. shall
take great pleasure in complying with your wishes and
hope that you viii meet in your professional tour with
that success which your eminent ability and benevolent
feelings should ensure Very tsgly yo W6rroy
Commander Steamer Franklin.
The Canada, from Boston and Halifax, arrived out
at Liverpool shortly after midnight Of the 9Th inst
having made the run fron Roston in ten days eight
hours
The United States mail steamer Washington
Capt. Fitch, (whose arrival al Cowcs was reported
by tho last stcamer), after landing the mails and
passengers, proceeded TO Bremen Her passage was
effected in lsl days.
The royal mail steamship Orinoco Gone of the new
CLASSY had arrived Southampton. after a passage
from st. Thomas OF Is days and % hours, having
averaged the whole distance at speed OF l0I miles
an hour She had specie on freight to the amount
of 81 Ss, iS5 principally in silver from the Calf of
Mexico and tho South Pacific.
OF general news this arrival is remarkably bare.
The easness Of the London money market con
tinued. Three per cent corsols were quoted 1905
TO 1909; exohequer bills, 50 to IS premium. Aus
trian scrip had improved in value on the London
Exchange, and was quoted at to II prent. Mex-
can BONDS had fallen per cent, in consequence Of
news brought by the Onnoco, that fresh reyolu-
ton had been attempted in the capital. Gald min
ing shares very fat, and were expected to re-
main so until favorable news should be received
relative to the of some Of the established
Californian companies. Ii rurnored that Colonel
Fremont was about to depart from gland for
California, and after settling the titles Of his Mari
posa property, to return az ain to Europe.
In the corn market at Mark Lane, on the It'll in
slant, there was not much animation, but the pre-
vious weeks prices were maintained Foreign
wheat experienced steady demand. English flour
was dull of sale, and American has slightly rsceied
in value. Floating cargoes Of foreign wheat were
held firmly. and the caTgoes Of Indian corn fetched
firm prices.
At Manchester, prices continued firm, but transac-
tiops were chiefly FOR the home demand In Biz
mingham, the sales of iron were large, with an i'm
proyement in quotations, In the woollen districts
the lato revival of trade was maintained. IN
N Nottingham, there much activity, both in the
lace and hosiery trades, ard the orders from the
United States were extensive The Irish linen mar
ket was less active.
The impulse towards emigration to Australia was
cit in all parts Of the kingdom and the departures
were very numerous, and would be much greater
it not for the want Of haxds ut home, and the
facility of obtaining employment.
The Liverpool cotton market was rising. It
opened on the 18th with an animated demand both
from the trade and on speculation. An advance Of
one-eighth of penny was speedily established, and
the sales amounted Ion that day to 10000 bales, of
which spectators and exporters purchased 5000
bales.
During debate on the Maynooth question, in the
House of Commons, on the 9Th inst Mr.. Feargus
O'Connor committed violent assault on one of the
honorable members, and was called to order by the
Speaker. His conduct so incoherent as to leave
no doubt Of his absolute madness.
The new political journal, E2 Dia'to Eqmsol
was published in Madrid the lst inst 1t belongs
to the moderate party, and its principal object is
to defend the interests Of Spaniards in Cuba.
The London Times, in giving news from Sierra
Leone, to the 18th of May, confirms statement
previously published in the HERALD. 1t is as
follows:-
1t is added that our friendly relations with tho
Iiberian government had been in some way dis
turbed, ana that the British Consul at Monrova has
returned by the present packet.
The King Of Naples has given permission to Mr..
Norris Minister of the United States at the Neapo
Titan court, to have large block ottawa cut from
the foot Of Mount yesuvius, to be employed tn
foundation Of statue to be erected at Washington.
His Majesty has also allowed BIN to open two
tombs at Herculaneum, and to take away the cou-
tents for the National Museum of Washington
These objects to be conveyed TO New Holk by
the Independence frigae, OF the United States,
ut anchor in the Bay of Naples.
The Egyptian government has just concluded a
new treaty With England for the transit of de-
spatches From the lst Of July next the English
Post OtFcc will deliver to the Egyptian government
at Alexandria the dispatches from Great Britain
and other countries for India, by which they will be
carried 70 Suez at their risk and peril, instead of
.as before by English agents. The dispatches from
Sucg to Alexandria will be carried in the same man
per.
Tae british Parliament
In the House OF Commons; on the ith INST, 'te
tlairi linla AVID pASSeM.