The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-29
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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HfEBISTNs From ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
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lnerlean Vessel Searched for legendary
Political Papers In Italy.
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Important Speech Of Lord Palmerston
Relative to Cuba
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he Fishery Dispute in the British Parliament
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MANIFESTO OF HENRY TIE FIFTH.
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STATE OF THE NJ lar X rs,
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fhs Fishery Dispute in the British Parliament.
MANIFESTO OF HENRY TIE FIFTH.
STATE OF THE MARK T $ !,
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The United States mail steamship Baltic, Capt. Com
sock reached her dock about half past three o'clock
yesterday morning She left Liverpool at on the
18th INST and brings sixty eight passengers among
whom il the Hon G. J. AcCurdy, late charge to
Vienna
She arrived at the light ship at ten o'clock Satur-
DAY night, where she waited for pilot.
The B. reports having experienced gale Of great
verify in the Channel and has had rough weather during
Ne entire passage. She spoke no vessels.
Puser Crazy, Of the Baltic, viii please accept
Acknowledgements for the early delivery Of full files Of the
latsst papers
The CuAard Europa arrived At Liverpool the
afternoon Of the 18th.
1e news by this arrival does not possess much late
scs4 Cotton continued depressed Brcadstufs rising.
Meetings of Americans have been held in London and
Pssis in memory of Daniel Webster.
On Monday the House Of Lords transacted little bust
ness except passing bill to make Thursday 18th,
which day the funeral of the late Duke Of Wellington
was to have taken place, legal holiday.
In the House Commons the 15th the motion OF
lard Palmefston return Of the number Of slaves in
psgted into Cuba and the Brazls ordered
Nj, Hume complained Of the infringement the part
q Spain and Portugal Of the treaty for the suppression
& the slave trade
tho members Of Parliament who will support his
ruros About two hundred and twenty members were
resent The meeting understood to be in relation
10 M vliers' intended free trade motion. The fol-
lpvng Il the notice of Mr. viiers motion it stands
. the order book the Esd inst:"Mr Charles VII
Kers to resolution free trade" This IS OF
pouse intended test question Of the strength OF the
ministry.
A meeting Of the American citizens in London, was
r. fba hv NJ Tryo AVAIL
Ar the purpose Of uniting in tribute of respect to the
memory Of Daniel Webster. Suitable resolutions
yassed, and it resolved that the usual badge Of
mourning be for thirty days About forty persons
were present Our correspondent unable to procure
. complete list Of the names. The resolutions were
arsfted by George Pesbody, Of Mas James H. Beehsn,
Va; John L. Newbold, Penn; Russell Sturgis, Mass;
GecageA. Riggs, Washington, D. c.. r. Townsend Hud-
Dart Oal; W. A. Moeeley, N. Y; W. King Smith Va
and Denning Duer N j.
The Americans in Paris were to meet at the American
Clsb, No 10 Boulevard Montmartrs, "to testify their
sense Of great national their country
has sustained in death Of tive Of its most IL
bstxious citizens and render the public marks of
spects due to their memory"
Very high floods had occurred in tho Thames, Wye,
Seveyn and smaller rivers Much damage to property
sssulted.
The damage cone by the nundatons had caused great
delay in transmitting the mails through England There
have been numerous Casualties to shipping along the
Hish coast but dc not observe the Of any Anne
oan vessel the list Of disasters except the ship Angus
n ashore on Layernock Point. She will bscone total
wreck.
The proyipcial Journals Of France filled with pro-
sAsmstors and addresses from the projects stimulating
ne neal Of the voters In Paris all quiet. There
v,s apparently no Enthusiasm for the Empire ath ough
no show Of opposition
The protest Of the Count de Chnmbcrd has appeared
md with q proclamation from the Revolutionary Com
ufttee Of Lonsen. and from the Jersey refugees Is
published in the Mcaiter. The Jersey manifesto
b signed by Victor Hugo. 10000 copies Of the Chan
bord protest had seized a. Lille with other supplies
q Dion and Meta also address from Ledu Roln at
Hazebrouck
weak previous to the Baltic sailing receang his court
with :" grand court stag hunt"
The Honiteg publishes all the protests against the En-
s The two manifesoes issued by the refugees in Eng
land are expressed In very violent terms The public
nusb surprised ct the government printing these docu
ents in the official organ but it is considered political
move and sign that Louis Napoleon consider. himself
n safe position.
letter from Naples Of the sth, in the Daily Nscs,
sys-aAn American trading ship Its arrival from the
United States at Palermo nty was suddenly searched
By the police authorities who supposed che brought po
ntical correspondence The American consul Palermo
had written instructions in the to the American
Minister at Naples !"
NJ Batelcmeo Herrera delivered his credentials tbs
sdinst TO the Pope minister from Peru to the Holy
Bee.
= letter from Aexsnaris Egypt dated 5th Inst says
- Since eur last our small community has Lost Of
IN members Mr. D. s. MseAulsy, Consul General of the
United states, who died generally regretted"
Our London Correspondence.
ALBEAARLE STREET, ST JAMES, LONDON
Tuesday Evening, Nov. l6, 1852.
Arrangements Intended to be Made wah Regard to
hs Duke Of Uaiington's Funeral Eogerness Of
Ne Public 10 obtain Seats IN st PaM's--aL5as
Smuhs Entuta,nmerts- Theatrical Gossip-AL.
McK.sn Btchanan at tie Maryitb0m Th,atre-
Description Of MISS Rochelle, Neto DeJtstante-
Reriac Of Theatrical Entatainmets- General
Chit Chat, &c.
To THE EDITOR OF THE New York HERALD.
Dear Sir-After a most agreeable tee a tas With
yeur courteous and learned durectsur, Mr. James
6erdon Bennett, it was decided that l should sd
dress you (per every mail,) letter Of West End
chit chat, and metropolitan thea.ricsls, operatic
and dramatic. Town never was SO full since the
ssronation, and accommodation in hotels aud
lodging houses west Of Temple Bar is even beyond
season prices. The lying in state Of Dame For
tunes favorite, Arthur Wellesley, Duke Of We'll
kngton, is attracting crowds to Chelsea Hospital,
excellirg even the great days Of the Exhibition
On Saturday several lives were lost ; nor can this
be wondered at, seeing the inefficient arrangements
of the government, which has for years been noto-