The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-16
RANGEMENrs FOB FaR EMPIRE IN FRANCE
EHH CUBAN QUESTION.
The Wellington Funeral Solemnties in London
STATE OF THE KETS,
&C., &C., sc.

The Collins steamship Atlantic, Capt. West, from
Liverpool, Wednesday noon, November Sd, arrived
ut this port at 9 o'clock, yesterday morning.
The Cunard steamer Asia, Capt. Lott, arrived at
Liverpool, Monday morning, November LIST, ut
thirty five minutes past o'clock, having expe-
rienced a heavy gale in the channel, and easterly
winds on the voyage.
In England, the preparations for Wellington's
funeral, and the opening Of Parliament, engross
attention. In France, the employees of the Elysee
take every opportunity Of parading the paci6,
policy Of the Emperor. The Belgian and Sandman
ministries in progress of transformation. Turkey
is struggling to pay its debts, notwithstanding seri-
GUS disturbances in the eastern provinces.
The latest news from Constantinople reaches to
the 2lst October, but is merely confrmatory of the
reputation of ths Turkish loan, and the intention
of the Sultan to give indemnity, but to what ex-
tent is no. stated, and consequently, there is much
doubt thrown upon the report of the intended rate
being a per cent the whole amount OF the loan.
The commercial state of Paris contisues pros
porous. The manufacturers Of Rouen and Lyons
have as many orders as will give their operatives
employment until the end of the year. The iron
trade has not been SO furnishing for many years
past. Not much movement in Paris corn market
last week. Oats have risen one franc per sa,k
within the last eight days. Large quantities of
potatoes shipped in Brittany for England Large
sales of wine continue to be effected at Bercy a
further rise took place last week Of full five francs
the hogshead.
Telegraphic communication is now corr'ste be-
tween Florence, Leghorn, Lucsa, Pisa, ana Sienna,
and between these places and England by means of
the submarine telegraph The telegraph for a dis
nj Ian -ue is 0m of in SSvit
land, uniting Geneva, Zurich, Berne, and other
Gowns.
Sir Henry Bulwer left Rome on the 23d for Flo
renee, leaving behind his nephew and secretary He
had been partially successful in the object of his
negotiations The London Nfws also says that
fresh executions were to take place shortly amongst
Murray's fellow-prisoners. Brigandage was rife
round Velletro
We learn from Paris that preparations were
making for the organization of the civil household
OF the future Emperor.
In the North British Advertiser of the 30th ult
there advertisements for nearly eighty situations
vacant, while only persons advertise for situa
tiors. This is the reverse Of the rule which has
held good for many years, where the candidates for
situations far exceeded the vacancies advertised.
NJ. Camille Seguin, the well known engineer, has
just cied, at the age Of fifty nine He introduced
she system OF suspension bridges into France, and
constructed eighty-six Of them in France, Span and
Italy.
The Able Gioberti, who was so closely concerned
in the affairs Of Italy in lS4S, has lust expired in
Paris of attack Of sppoplexy at the age of forty
i've. he was President Of the Council in the cabi-
net of King Charles Albert, and after the battle of
Novara, in March, 1919, was sent to Paris minis
ter plenipotentiary.
News has reached Paris of the death Of Count
d'Appono, who was 80 long Austrian ambassador in
Farfs.
Prince Callimaki the Turkish ambassador at
Paris. has received his leLt6rs of recall.
We learn from Turin, that Count Cavour having
failed to form ministry, Count Babo he'd under
taken the task, but the ministerial crisis still con-
tpued.
In the exports from London to the Australian
colonies during the week there had been great
falling off, which is likely to continue for the next
few months, as vessels despatched would arrive
too late to get csgoes Of wool The clearancss were
two vessels to Sydney Of a joint capacity of 99l
tons, one to Oporto and Sydney Of LIS aons, and
one to Port Phillip OF 546 tors
The weekly reviews from the Amsterdam and
Rotterdam produ,e markets state that business
generally better, with further tendency TO adj
vance The operations in coffee had increased, and
prices OF the principal descriptions had improved
Sugar, and refined, was well supported, but tue
high rates bad caused transactions TO be limited
Rice was firm. Indigo and spices had no. expert
eDced material change, The account from Antwerp
and Hamburg are Of a similar character
The reports Of the state Of trade in the provinces
during the past week, show coutinuedncrease Of
activity IA all branches Of manufacturing industry.
At Manchester the business transacted has again
been very large, and prices steadily improving
Some specimens OF Wild cotton froa La Plaza pro-
nounced to be Of good ard useful quality, and
which, it is said, could be supplied to any extent
but for the want OF hands to gather 10. have been
regarded With interest. at Birmingham, no check
TO the abundance Of employment las been caused
thus far by the rise in the price Of metals, aud
further advance ~ iron is considered certain The
coal Of the neighborhood is being worked with the
utmost energy. bat the quantity raised falls short
of the demand. From Nottingham the accounts
shoW lees animation in the lace business than was
RnticiI ated, but the hosiery market is moro
prosperous than ever. In the woollen districts
stocks are becoming lighter every day, and in the
Irish linen trade there has been uninterrupted
employment, and full inquiry for both cloth and
yarns.
Madame Bosio will make her appearance at the
Academic Roy ale, Paris, immediately after the
opera Of Noise" has concluded its career.
Our French Correspondeuce.