The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-03
ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


by the arrival of the United States mail steamship
Hermann, Lieut.. Higgins U. s. ~. commander, we have
received files Of journals correspondence,
containing of four days. later date from Europe
than received by the last steamer.
The Hermann left Bremen the 10th July, arrived at
Southampton the 18th and after having received the
British and French mails finally started from Southamp
ton docks at NJ on the 2lst ut. Her paasage has,
therefore, occupied twelve days and nrtocn b6urs
She brings ninety passengers and six hundred
Of freight Of which three hundred French
goods.
Considerable satisfaction was expressed amongst the
mercantile interests of England, Hayre, aud Bremen at
the regularity and rapdity with which the passages Of
these have lately been performed compared
with their former voyages The mails and intelligence
are now delivered ut the respective points in ample time
10 be available to merchants as intermediate mails
There is doubt the improved speed will be continued
understand that it has been produced by aters-
tons in the trim aud improvements which have been
effected The last outward passage Of the Hermann
a rapid one and the passengers subscNbe1tbwards te
tmonia to the talented commander of the ship which
was presented at Southampton in the shape Of bauti
full silver speaking trumpet Handsomely engraved with
an inscription to the abilities and gentlemanly
duct CT Captain Higgins.
The Niagara arrived at Liverpool at 4 p NJ on tho
18th inst
The Pacific arrived out at 3 A. NJ, on the 21st.
The West India steamer Parana arrived at Southamp-
ton the 18th ult with SS05579 specie freight Of
which S199, 1872 was in gold from California.
The general elections throughout the kingdom
not quite concluded, when the Hermann left; the
turns from English and Irish counties having to
come in Enough known of the general result, to
render certain that Earl Derbys administration would
not be able to command working majority in the House
Of Commons In fact there were indications that ths
government would probably be in minority and would
quenly have but very short further tenure Of
power. Much would depend upon the voting Of thsas
members classed moderate conservatives and who, al
though holding conservative opinions free traders,
and not pledged the Derby government although tho
Dcrbytes reckoned these members likely to support
them yet the liberals counted accession to their ranks
from politicians of this shade while the remnant of the
Peel party headed by Sir James Graham would most
doubtedIy join the ranks of the liberal party and in
the numerical power of the opposition That any
attempt to impose upon the food Of the people, win
be successfully made in the Parliament is In the
last degree improbable.
Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, and the Royal Court
had embarked board the royal steam yacht Victoria
and Albert few days cruise to the westward They
were accompanied by steam squadron consisting Of the
Retribution, Odin, Magcienne Samson, Barraooata
Black Eagle, Vivid. Fairy, and Elfn. 1t was thought
likely the squadron would anchor at Cork.
The principal from France relates to the tour q
Louis Napoleon to Strabourg to naugurate the opening
railroad. II Louis Napoleon were really En-
peror greater state and magncence could be adopt
ed to give ea to his progress through the department.
The Mo,em of Paris publishes the most fulsome tee-
graphic dispatches from various points of the route pass
ed by the President stating that he
ceived with the most joyous and enthusiastic acolamA.
lions md he at OF
phrases with which the official organ Of the French GO
formerly accustomed chronicle the royal
progresses of Charles the Tenth Louis Philippe, not
long before their fall The President reached Strasbourg
on the 18th u where extraordinary etes and illumins
tions prepared, and where monster review and
sham fight took place. He to return to Paris the
21st ult.
The market at Mark lane, the 10th instant,
was dull with partial decline Of shilling per quar-
ter fer English wheat but generally speaking the sup
plies cleared of at previous weeks prices Flour
was particularly dull of sale-the extreme heat Of the
weather havirg greatly diminished consumption. Float
ing caIgoes wheat unchanged but with increased
demand for Indian Oats Cd. per quarter lower.
Beans and peas smly held The Mediterranean vessel,
so long detained by adverse winds arriving OF the
coast The reports Of the growing were generally
favorable; and the weather magnificent. In some
instances, blight and mdew had appeared In the wheat,
and there renewed reports of the poatoe disease in
Ireland.
In the money market there great change, and
capital abundantfurher arrivals Of gold from Aus
trala having taken place. Railway shares and foreign
bonds had declined little from their previous high
prices; but the English funds pretty firm.
In the Liverpool cotton market the demand continued
moderate, prices firmly maintained Sales the 10th,
5000 bales and on the goth, 1000 bales.
The accounts of the state of trade in the provinces
show, on the whole, greater activity than might have
been expected during the elections At Manchester there
alteration, but at Birmingham increased orders
had been received, while the iron trade manifested
tnued frmness The state Of the woolen districts
satisfactory and the Irish linen market there was an
improved demand
The following is q list of the passengers
PER STEAMSHIP HERMANN.
Aug Buchner Emile Nathan Carl Bohne Mrs Shie-
rerdecker Franz Eiche Mr. Kahn Mr. Randall DR. Fassit,
Juan Movyer Louis Potestard, Consul Ncice lady and
Bouitto Mr. Yot Jno Gastineau, Mrs Clara Meyer and
family. Louis Rauft, Miss Jeanette Deuchnger Horn
Reuter-. C T Lebert, c Pember Miss Kuhmann Miss
n Mailer Miss Hunnng Lambert. A Zenke, Miss
DPp s.d lady .a AsSH
ns4 Enal sdy and
Arnd Mrs iienke. Mrs Hsnke and child. @ Beng L
Leipsiger. sherman, Urch Halter. Samuel Freetfssr
Bsccarra, Eugene Pracchd Mrs Geo Jefan Chss Pope.
Miss Sophia Behrns Robt Smith, Hendrick Behrens, nr
Glarex, g Christman, Aendes, M Arnort
Theatrical and Musical.
BowrRY THEATRE MIR Macalster, the great Wizard
ofthe World is attracting and deghng large audiences
he