Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-29


Liverp' ol, whence she left on Saturday,
the 10th met. and TO which day, inclu-
sive, we have London papers.
The Asia brings rs passengers and
$3.50 357 in specie.
ENGLAND.
a newspaper controversy is on fon',
we Trgrei 10 see, between Rear Admiral
Sir John Ross aud Capt Perry, as to
The respective merits Of each party in
connexion with the Arciit exploring ex.
petition.
According I" PRESENT arrangements,
the vessels Of Il e Arctic searching en-
petition, under command Of Capt. Sir
T.. Delchcr, are 10 sail from The Thames
Oh Thursday next, the 18Th inst They
leave Woolwich on Monday
A supply OF 20 10. cannsters of gun.
powder to be exploded by galvanism,
has been Laced On board the vessels
Tor the pu pose Of breaking up Tie ice,
aud forcing Passage for the steamers
through Wellington Channel
An iron tubular railway bridge has
been erected over the river Wye, at
Cher stow, South Wales.
The difficulty between the machinss
and then employers is ended, The en-
ployers having been obliged TO yield.
The steamer City ul Glasgow, that
WAS to leave Liverpool on the 7lh for
PhIladr rhia was detained until tie
10Th; Il flaw having been discovered in
one Of her shafts.
TnE NATIONAL DEBT.-The commits
SIohcrs Tor the reduction of the national
debt have given notice that The sum oc
'tuSl'o99 Is. I'd, being ouc-iour,h part
ol the said surplus revenue Of the year
ending 9th January of e 72G, 396 As.
lOd., WI he applied, between the 7th of
Ain and 'he OH OF July, TO the follow
inS purposes; namely, to be applied to
the purchase of stock. GGS !. 500 L.. 2d
interest OF account OF donations, &C.,
.E2,2e1 SS. 3D.; total GGs3 $50 9s. sd.
FRANCE.
The Fr"nch Government has granted
oO,O0OL for ii monument TO Marshal
Nry.
Pierre Dupont, the song writer. called
by some th" Berangcr of Socialism. has
been arrested in Paris. For what cause
Is not sad.
The Paris correspondent ol'lhe Lon
dDn Times says:
1t is announced though not on official
auiho ily. that the publication OF the
debates. or ratl.er the same mearre
ahrIdT' mcnl Permitted 10 the legislative
body, viii he granted to the Senate.
which II has been attempted TO coniine
to ans' lutte hon-puIIiciry. It Is even
believed that before long still greater
degree of relaxation will he tolerated,
and hat n more ample publication of
the Parliamentary debates will not be
refused. Nothing could be more absurd
IMAM 10 attempt TO prevent these debates
from making their way to the public, or
more unjus, 10 The French papers.
The Corsair says that NJ. Turgot,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, had waited
on the Pope's Nuncio, and expressed
his regret at the conflict which had
arisen respecting the Prince de Canine.
lie added, that he had sent of an al
ache OF his Cabinet with pcremp,ory
order to Nj. dc Canino to return to Paris.
SPAIN.
a decree WINS published OF the 9th
inst. al Madrid annillaling the liberty
oi the press establishing a censorship,
and the Government to suspend and re-
press journals at pleasure.
The Queen has now pardoned the
uhoie Of tie prisoners taken on the oc-
caslon Of HE Cuban INVASION, with the
exception Of the Hungarians and native
Cubaus
AUSTRIA.