The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-08

Our adyccs from all parts Of Europe are three day.
lntor than those received by the Baltic.
The cotton and markets continue depressed.
Tho market for American securities had becn active
and prices generally higher Annexed the quo.
tations on the 26th ult -
Redeemabls Prices,
United States Five per Cent Bonds (ls53). eok ok
Ditto Six per Cent Bonds 1S62l. 1O21 10aX
Ditto Six per Cent Bonds (ls6sl ......1lOa 1losl
New York State Five per Cents Qs5s-ls6O) os a 90
Pennsylvania Five per Cent Stock. ....... SO . 83x
Sns Ps slGss psr a. &C. bd. sS ss
MnrylM.d Five per Cent Sterling Bonds 80s 83
yirgnin Six per Cent BIDS lSeS e7a :
Montreal City Six per Cents (ls65) - So a 81
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Six per
Cent Mortgage Bonds (lSG0) ............ 70 II
In the Mining Market Aqua Pria were firm, and Car
sons Creek higher Nouveau Monde were fatter
The accounts from tho continental boursos state that
business active largo amount of speculative ope-
rations had been entered into and Venezuela and Now
Grnnads had experienced further improvement.
In most Of the Baltic markets grain cheaper al-
though the priyatons of the poorer classes in various
parts Of Germany Represented being most distress
ing.
The emigration from Europe to America continued To
Re very large.
Tho American Minister in London had m interview
with Lord Colchester at the Board Trade on the 2j
ut.
The following announcements Of the arrivals of steam
ers from tho United States madc:-
Tie Liverpool and Philadelphia screw steamship City Of
Glasgow arrived the Mersey from Philadelphia
dAy last the "a u at Sho loft the Capes OF the
hitler Experienced stormy eastery winds several
amounting to ssos with heavy head sho mad rory
the North Chsnnc was on the Calf Man sovon r. NJ
water. ~
inc American mail steamship Franklin. c.ptan wot.on,
" 81 fram Nav YtpE tta ,tta
arrived of Cowes the 18th uit after landing her
mns and passengers proceeded her voyage to Havr
The Swiss journal the Bund, announces that many of
the political refugees particularly the French have been
sent into tho Interior received passports for England
and America.
Advices from Paris announce that much speculation
and excitement were manifested with respect to the
mic decree Of tho President Of the republic, which was
expected to be issued the Goth ult. Nothing had
trans pred to Its precise character, but It all
hands agreed that would produce immense sensation
The directors Of tho Bank Of France have determined
10 make advances on railway shares They will advance
co per cent the value Of shares Of the first class cal
cuatcd according to the prices marked in the stock lists
so per cent shares Of tho class calculated
eording to the amount Of capital paid up although tho
shares may be quoted at premium and so per cent will
be advanced upon railway bonds having privilege over
the shares Of the company.
The closing prices at the Paris Bourse on the 18th u
werc
Closing prices -Ronte. Piys per Cents loOr DO; ditto
Three PER Cents, III zoe. Bank Of France, 2,7oDf.
The result Of the elections in Lyons exhibited an i'm
mense majority against the government candidate, tho
number OF voter being for Ienon Opposition 1859 for
Olivier government $3.50 1t would appear, in fact,
that were it not for the rural the would
in most cases have returned anti Napolconsts to the
Corps Lesisdty. despite the government influence.
Advccs state ta: the Sultan had decidedly refused to
admit the remoASkEVd,ces of Abbas Pasha
The German Diet seems to be giving umbrage to Hauo-
YER by interfering in the question ot respecting
the equestrian order; and federal prescrpt had been
is ued cocrcing the free city of Bremen by revolng
somc Of the decrees which the Senate Of the city had
paSed.
We learn from italy that order is completely restored
IN Sardinia The trials the insurgents aud tho dsr-
msmtn Of the National Guard had commenced at Sas-
sari.
Accounts from Rome state that on the 18th t the pope
appointed four new cardinals, one Of them being the
Archbishop Of Bordeaux.
Adyccs from Carruhc, the 2lst ult represent tho
Grand Duke OF Baden to be the point Of death Is
arranged that his younger son, Prince Frederick who
now exercises the government shall be his SUCCESSOR
The session Of the Chambers was closed the 2oth.
We learn from Madrid that the editor of In Nacion
has cen arrested and his caution money seized for
having published an article offensive to the President of
the French republic.
The royal chamber Of Hungary had defnitiyely takon
possession ofthe property of Count Cassimr Bathyanyi
which had been before under sequestraton
The first conersasioe Of the Society the Friend, of
Italy which was so numerousIy attended the llth Of
February, was followed by similar reunion in London
lyered ny george Dawson. Hsq, NJ A.. Of Birmingham
After the lecture NJ. Mazznl addressed the mveng on
points connected with the Italian question
The Queen Of England held a leyec (tho third this
season. on "wednesday afternoon the 9th ultimo, in
-. James Palace. Her Majesty white silk train
Dreaded with silver and trimmed with silver blonde and
PINK satn ribbons The pcttcoat of whts satin and
tnlle trimmed with pink satin ribbons and silver Her
asjcsty,s head dress was formed Of diamonds, with
green wreath. The evce attended by a brilliant
circle Of the aristocracy, irrespective of party.
The Mississippi State Debt In England.
From the London Times March 23
The abjeet political hacks Of Miss.pp, s,cm deter
mined to lore no opportunity OF degrading the
name For long time the conviction has boen growing
not only In England, but generally throughout the
United States that left quietly TO cast OIL the influence
Of the dcmsgoguos by whom that rendorcd
would take her place among ordinary communities.
With this feeling there has been disposition rather
to avoid, than to seek opportunities OF keeping up the
exhibition Of hex shame. The Legislature N tho stats
however have juft given proof that IL improved
courss Is to be entered upon II shall be from any step
Of theirs. II the people arc resolved not TO remain
longer In their present condition Of financial out
lawiy and insist upon paying their debt, the
members Of the Leehlaturc viii obey their oom-
point but they cannot feel that the majority
In favor Of such a proceeding, and without
that certainly ,hey decline TO act IL isa question OF
right wrong and they have personal choice either
way but will pureuc the one the her their const
tn, n- insy desire Accordingly vote has just pa sei
the Lower liousc by majority of AZ to 80 TO refer the
subject 10 the people The Senate II Il said ore sure To
concur and we sha therefore witness for tho fr. tim,
in the civilized world the question Of the payment
non-payment d state obligations subni itvd 10 the In.
habi ante Of county by its government rs point upon
which they may ptate themselves. They promised
ty when they borrowed the money but is Suggested
that hey nay have changed their minds aud that 1T all
events u would not b. proper for the Executive fun
te bargain without first ascurLining whrlher n con.
t1geuoy probable has or has actually occurred
H,Dec contest Is now pending in which tho ralying
cry one sdo wall be defiance to tho foreiSn tor
sud on the other taxation and payment II i 4,
t ,srd there can be little doubt whoh will prove
powerful ut the polling booths and consequently
instead Of having to bot out was nj an
,ariy period history which all who sp ak tho Rnssh
tongue would be anxious to forget we may have to s,n
suDmste 1t by recording such as has neyor vet
found place IN the annals of public naturalization In
order ht The case mey bc unerStood In ts full aspect
Il mutt bo mentioned that the liability upon which the