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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-05
Our London Correspondence.

LONDON, Friday evening, Oct. p, 1852
Parliament Nets on The Earth If Noremibr-
Ffcneh Senate Conookcd ~ ne Same Tine 10
OTdain The RmprtLotis Napoleon al Paris
Fatal "reminiscences The Second II December
Parties-Liboatios u -Abi.tt Rqdur-- Yachtiag
Infeiitgerce-- Belgium-Am0icaa Imports 10
Spain--F Fatal Dasl al Tptnds0r--TEs Turkish
Loam-- Ministerial Crisis al C0nstaattgopie-
Napoleon IN, g.. &c.
The English Parliament meets for despatch OF
business on the 9TH November, the eve Of the a.
nous Gunpowder Plot BY curious coincidence,
Louis Napoleon has selected the same day for the
meeting Of the Senate 70 decide upon the declAra.
io1 u the empire, a decision which is to be Sab
rnited, nomnally 10 the ratification Of the French
people The frat business Of our own Parlianen
nil be tho Dukes funeral, which win be on the
: ls.h q - . SsSSssez ~aDnt Aey.SSsiSsaHp-
ell was hello yesterday.
wsdnoday's steamer win have brought you full
account Of the trumphal entry Of Louis Napoleon
Into Paris His ears have at length been greeted
in the streets o. Paris with the cry Of /" pu RIM
Sonvf' AL doubt on the subject has long cease
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we'd 70 disswn him NO title however well chosen wl pre-
vent them from setting him down . pariah
There have been sundry contradictory afca OF
late With to the chances Of the King Jerome 70
be included in the Imperial succession but have On
to believe informed You in former letters, that
Louis Napoeon's wish and intention to make that
brauch Of his family the first princes Of the blood Ger
tain II Il that the sxKing is the very best terms
with Louis Napoleon he and his son, Napoleon
Bopaparfe be cleverest though most violent OF the
family dined yesterday at St. Cloud. and every
ZION Louis Napoleon makes point of showing how high
they in his On the day Of the entry into Paris
they the Pslsse OF the Tuileres receive tbs
President while the Prince de Canno was sbsent for
want Of invitation The adversaries OF the family Of
jerome Bonaparte Of whom Nj M. Fould and de 1oTny
the leaders sensible OF the favor which che
King and his have that they have abandoned
their attempts to get party in the Senate against the
Introduction Of their in the much sought after
though very doubtful succession.
Another subject which there has been good deal
OF speculation here is the in which the imperial
household win be organized understand that OF
the great Offices established under the Emperor Napoleon
win not be established Among others there will be
neither Arch Chancellor Arch Treasurer.
There to be two categorics Of pvncesthe to be
called princes Of the blood and the other French princes
In the first will be the King Jerome, and the other
members Of the family included in the succession the
second figure Prince Lucen Murat, Prince Caramata,
Sc, and, it Is said, III. do Psrsigny.
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Bavsns ut ths end of the month"; to be ct the orders
Of the captain general Of Cuba.
The novels Of Eugene Sue, George Sands, Con-
fuelo and several Of the writings Of Frederic SOUL
lie Eugene Scribe and Alexander Dumas, are inter
dicted TO be read in Spain,
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Several Of the first citizens Of Vsletri have been
recently arrested . charge Of propsgating anti
pnpal doctrines among the soldiery. Sir Henry
Bulwer's mission to Rome is said to have been with
the view Of obtaining from the Pope disclaimer
Of the pretensons of the Irish clergy in political
matters. Ii 30, the mission has signally failed
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Nanlca.

A letter from Naples, in q Gsnoese paper, states
that there is 70 believe that of these
fences OF death passed the political prisoners Of
lS4S will be carried into effect.
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Rmasla.

The Russian Geographical Expedition to til
island of Kamschatka, is at length organized.
consists of twelve persons, half of whom will set OF
this winter. The expedition will be absent abou
six years.
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Greece

A British fleet, under the command Of Admiral
Dundas, anchored at Salamis on the Sd inst. Tho
Il is believed the visit Of the feet has relation to
the settlement Of the succession to the throne Of
Greece.
The Athens journals contain no news Of impor-
tance They are filed with report Of BILLS
presented to the Chambers relative to alterations
in the appointment Of officers to the Greek navy.
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The Madrid Gdsdte Of the 18th inst. rublighcs n
decree appointing Consulting Junta Of Foreign
Affairs" cor posed of the Under Secretary OF stase
and chiefs ~ The sections Of that department.
The special delegates OF tho Basuue Provinces
ccnvoied 10 settle the question Q, the Fras. AVE-
assembled AZ Madrid.
Of the Department Of the Centre, and the POLITICAL
and military government ~ Puerto Principe INDIE
pendently Of the reinioroements about TO sail for
Cuba from Santander, others were 70 be embarked
for the same destination in different ports of the
kingdom.
II is said that Brgadier Lopez Ballesteros win be
promoted 10 major general, and will proceed TO
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The PaYxnese Gazette, of the 18th, publishes two
ducal DEGREES, dated, one from Vienna, and the
other from Buda, enforcing the general tariff Of the
ma, and prescribing penalties for transgression.
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The subjects Of interest in Tuscany at present are
the new loan, the customs league with Austria, and
the change Of ministry. The loan is to be nego-
tiated BY NJ Bastoji, Of Leghorn, and is intended
construct the new port at Leghorn, and drain the
Bicatina swamp.
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the report made 70 the ecretary of the Navy st
Washir gton, which appeared in our columns veg
ter5ay, that il 10 the intention of the Americans Ia
prosecute this new and extended branch Of ths
whale 6shery and oar object in noticing IL 50 par
ticulsr'y Is 10 chow ihe facility which this fishery
alone sfords to the United States Of hecorinr =
great maritime rsver and indesd--wba thew siu,
to be- the gTestest naval country III the world
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Austria has invited the States OF Germany to o
new conference on the customs cue stion, at Vienna
Bavaria, saxOny. and Nassau, have already appoint
ed delegates.
The Senate Of Frankfort, supported by resolu.
ton of the Germanic Diet has cancelled the article
Of the law Of lS49, securing equality Of political
rights to citizens Of all persuasions-thus excluding
Jews from all share in the election. New elections
will take place Immediately, at which Christians
only will be allowed to vote.
Diplomatic relations, so long interrupted between
the courts Of Prussia and Wurtemberg, have beer
re.sstablished.
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Ernncc.

the future vice. roy This rs not the only prelect
in contemplation with reference to the colony, as
Louis Napoleon meditates the organization Of an
association on o grand scale. in some respects 81
milar to that OF the British East India company.
The Moaii6u publisbes the receipts OF the GUS
toms durirg the nine months OF 1852, ending lst
inst. They amounted to l03, 300 65S francs, snow
ing an increase, compared with the corresponding
period Of le5l, Of l60i50O0 francs, and with $780,
Of 10. i42 000 francs.
The Pays ID about to assume the title of Journal
Dc PEmpite.
N Morlot. Archbishop Of Tours, late Bishop Of
Orleans, is raised to the dignity OF Cardinal.
-Four additional arrests have been made in conn &C.
tion with the barstilles internal hine oias the
"paspipo plot" IL Is said, however, that treason
able documents Of some importance have been dig
covered
Typhus fever isroging With extraordinary violence
ut Theirs, in the Puy de-Dome. There moro
than eight hundred persons postly women and chill
dren, lying w IN that smnll town.
By a recent decision Of The Minister Of Marine the
French feet in the Lcyant VIII hence!orth be COM
pofed Of steam yeesels alone.
The Mdndteur, Of Bordeaux, states that the cul-
tivatlon OF rice IN the Landes is increasing 20 no.
ticeabis extent. in 1871, only one zero was cuti-
vntee, and there arc row under crop rno hundred
acre., which have Produced this sea on 600 hecto-
litrts, in good condition.
A small vessel OF about one hundred tons called
tic Comte le Ion, about to DC launched No Nantes
is blii Of zinc, az an experiment Of The adaptation
Of that metal TO shipbaidng.
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A notification is published by the Sandman COL
sulin London. that until further notice, vessels
irving at Sandman ports from Charleston, s. G
will be subjected to quarantine
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an. Two riIssissippi Senators.

Walker Brooke Esq Zone Of the new senatoIs) is
native Il Frederick county Virginia. and si quite
young unexpectedly not over thirty x OF thirty
year, Of age He lie lawyer by profession, has served
p both branches Of tie Mseissppi Legislature and
re.ident Of Lexington, Holmes county. He hs gentle
nan Of ability ard great energy and decision OF oharac
ter stephen Adams the other Senator has served in
Congress from that State and has frequently been In the
hirsissppi Legislature. lie Is Tsnnessesn we believe,
By birth and fifty years Of age His residence
profession and will prove judicous and able Senator
According the Law Of Mississippi the present Lessa
ture ought to elect another Senator for TAU term OF x
years from the fourth Of Meroh 1868 when Mr. Brookss
term will expre) but this has been 30 firmly resisted by
the majority In the Senate who refoss TO 90
into election that II II considered doubtful whether
h s,sc,aoa M take Ytsss Sgxtng We pressot sseaen
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applicants, he said, could climb and dirsotAd than

applicants, hs said, could climb and directed them
to ascend the cocoa nut trees close by At II they
went, forty or 6fty men at a time /; some falling
down when little way up. and others making fruit
less efforts with their feet, kneee. thighs and even
nails to reach the top whioh they could not posi-
bly, do, the trees being 80 slippery lit were not
for is wieksdness. the joke would have been we'll
reliRhed.
The splendid steamship Golden Gate will leave
here to- morrow for San Francisco every cabin aud
storage berth has been taken, end the agents are
to day selling deck passages for $50 and 500
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Tennessee.

At the Tennessee Wing State Con yenti0n hold
at Nashville, on the 9th ult., an address was put
forth, declaring that the wings Of Tennessee have
had nothing, aud viii have nothing, to do with
ventions in which disunonisss, secessoniss, abo-
ltonists assemble to concoct their dangerous plans
to sap ard undermine the liberties Of the country.
The address thus closes: -
The wings of Tennessee, as a party, palliated and
abetted no lawess expeditions, such as were put
down by the procamations Of Washington and JEFF
ferson. They do not lend oountenanoe to any plots
against the Ia ~ful authorities OF their country.
They believe in law and oIder as the true elem ents
in well regulated self governments. They believe
that where the people make and control the govern
mert, they should obey its constitution, laws, and
treaties they would retain their self respect, and
the respect which they claim from the hands Of
foreign powers. They believe that the present
whg administration Of the general governme Mt has,
in the trying emergencies Of the country by
its broad national patriotism, its decision irmnes,
moderation, and sound discriminating Judgment
fully entitled itself to the confidence and support OF
the Ameri,sn people. Therefore,
Resolved That Mlsrd Fillmore is the decided choice
Of tie wings OF for the next Presidency and
delegates TO the National Convention hereby in
sructed all honorable efforts to the ncmi
nation OF this able statesman and distinguished patriot
Resolved. That W. be reby recommend the bon James
c. Jones for the office Of Vice President Of the United
States
Resolved That we lave an abiding confidence that the
Wing National Convention will nominate candidates for
the Presidency and Vice Presidency who sound
the Union and compromise measures, and in favor OF
maintaining their fnality In principle and substance;
therefore appoint delegates raid convention to
aid in making said nominations.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
M ON EY M A u * &c Y.

MONDAY, March I-6PA
Quctsons for stocks remain without material ltsrs-
on Thsrv was considerable activity In the market TO-
day and the spirit of spsc uation again getting ram
pant Nest OF the purchases time pretty equally
divided between buyers and sellers option Nearly four
thousand shares Of Heading Raroaa stock sold TO-
day at the fret board and prices we'll sustd ,ed
throughout. Erie IVES also quite buoysu II will be
SEEM IN few days what the bsis of this iofstiou In
These stocks- Reading aud Erieis 1t will be that
1t is Wall street movement from beginning 10 end;
that only small clique 81 SPECTATORS ere involved n it.
and that oil the efforts to bring In outside purchasers
have failed II thoss engaged wish to out themselves
loose from the bubble at present prices there Is very
little doubt but thsy would do so ct oncs
for the advance In prices has been sufficient 70
sstsy the most bull Spectator the market
This however Is impossible The daily purchasers ere
largest holders and easily imagine the effect
on prices in the event Of their changing from buyers
sellers. There weuld be cola 50 at onss. Nearly
every fancy stock in Well street sustained in this way
Wall street full Of this worthless stuff and holders
not get rid oft We shall the beginning ofths
end of these things The machinery that keeps all the
elements In motion is very intricate easily gets out
OF order One of these days will get loose,
and there Will be grand smash The bears will soon
make their appearance In the street in full force 1t
might be well enough to give the bulls little rope
for q fall extended.
Al tho first board to dsy, Erie advanced per cent;
Reading, il Harlem, al Norwich and Worcester, u:
Zinc Company, al Edgswortb III Erie Income Bonds.
u Virginia Ga, II Canton Company II
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day, amounted to $l72 003 Oil payments
$l74ts6 AZ; balance, S2z6y ,291 g.
The Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad Company have de-
cared sen Lsnnusl dividend Of three and half per
cent. The Phenix Bank, Hartford, dividend OF four
ger cent
The receipts OF the Housatonic Rsiroad Company for
1851 1929 increase OF $40 900 1850 Tho
expenditures s160139, showing excess Of re-
ceipts expenditures, OF $I8s,ao2 Deducng the
rents Of the Berkshire and Stockbrisse Railroads,
$74 8oe the net receipts S74 O94 interest on bonds
$4,000; paid on floating debt, S57ao2
The Treasurer of the Mint Philadelphia gives the an
nexed official statement Of coinage 60, during the
month Of February, 1852 -
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Court of General Sessions.
Before Judge Becbe, and Aldermen Compton AM

Francis.
MARCH This court opened for tho March
term, this morning by the above named members The
pencils Of grand and petit jurors were called and the
number Of the former in attendance being insufficient
form quorum, aud ready for trial they were
all discharged till Tuesday (this mornng at II o'clock,
and the court adjourned
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008,oeo
SILVER BULLION DEPOSITED.
r.. 4 ~ n

For coinage from LIST to Goth February 1861 SN 200
We learn that the Mint holds large amount of gold
dollars and quarter eagles and that almost any
amount above thirty dollars Of three cent pee
obtained on application at the Mint in exchange for
gold
The annexed statement exhibits the value OF exports
from this port during the month Of February disn.
guifhing the value shipped to cash county -
VALUE or ExeoaTs FROM TIE PoRr or New YoRK, F.s.
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CHARLES SEXTON,
Attorney and COunseIIO at Law

Attorney md Counsellor at Law,
OFFERS his professiona serv ices in the Supreme
" Court of the United States, in claims before
the Court of Commissioners, and in claims against
the various Departments of the General Govern
ment and before Congress, in procuring patents,
in obtaining pensions and bounty lands, in collect
ing debts and inheritances, and negotiating the
purchase and sale Of lands in any part of the Uni
ted States especially in prosecuting claims before
the Court Of Commissioners under our treaty with
Mexico, is prepared TO give his full attention. and
to California land title cases coming up in the
United States Supreme Court on appeal.
The latest maps of the States and Territories.
compiled from the surveys Of the General Land
Otice, and statistical information, embracing the
Improvements and population Of the Territories
and the important towns in the United States
agreeable TO the late census, can be obtained bis
office, on 5th street, opposite the Treasury Wash
ington. ID. G.
RsFERgscEs: Hon. Justin Buttcrield. Washing
ton City; his Excellcncy Alexander Ramsey. st.
Paul, Minnesota; John X. Livingston, Attorney mt
Law, New York City; Peter H. Bornet, Attorney at
Law, Alviso, California; Messrs Thomas Cow per-
thwait & Co, Philadelphia; Messrs. A p. Ladew
& Co, st. Louis; Messrs. G.. Alternately & Co,
Oregon City.
h7-1aWln
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State Executive Committee.

"Our political readers will remember that when
Colonel Mather offered his Castle Garden resolu.
tons ut the meeting in New York recently adj
dressed by Governor Jones, OF Tennessee, Mr..
Spencer moved to lay them on the table For this
offence the Auburn Adoertise says MIR. 5. has
been dismissed from the office be held in the
Toni house There must, we think, be some mis-
take about this '--4ibany Eueling Journal.
There is mistake. Mr.. Spencer has not been
dismissed from the custom house. He volunta-
nIy resigned the post he held in it, in pursuance
ol determination formed long before tho meeting
above alluded to was held.
This is the last fabrication Of the opponents Of
the Administration. IL would be an endless task
TO follow up and expose all the taseless charges
with which the Evening Journal and its echoes con
stanily TEEN. They are hard pressed.
albany Register.
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WAshNGTOS, April ~ 1907
an the petition OF Ezra Liomnedicu, of Ches-
" ter, Connecticut. praying for the extension Of
patent granted TO him, for improvement in
machinery for manufacturing double twist screw
hugurs, for seven years from the expiration of said
patent, which takes place the twenty fourth
day Of July, eighteen hundred and fifty two, cath
July, 1922
Il ia ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on Monday, the 9th Of July 1852.
at IL O'Clock IN aud al persons notified 20
appear and show cnuse, If any they have, Why said
petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
hle IN the Patent Otice their objections, specially
set forth in writing, at least twenty days before tho
day OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party
20 be used at the said hearing must he taken and
transmitted in accordance win the rules If the Of
fee, which viii be furnished on application.
Ordered also. that THE notice he published IN
The National intrlligcncer, Republic, and Union.
Wssbin gton, u G ; Inquirer, philadelphia, Penn
Exprcss. New York, Journil, Providence, r
Courant, Hartford, Conn and Daily Bee. Boston,
Mas oncc n week for three succCssivs weeks pre-
vou to th" fifth day Of July next, tho day Of hear
ing THOs EwBANK.
Commissioner of Patents.
y. ) Editors Of tho above paper, will please
copy, and scnd their bills 10 The Patent Office.
With paper containing this notice.
Ap 20-l,w3w
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STRAW AND COCO MATTINGS.-We have
~ just received, per schooners MARY Jane" and
Mott Bedcll. an extensive supply Of Colored and
White and Fancy Canton Mattngs of the follow
ing make, which we think will be found as good
as the country can afford:
A., Sd, and ga extra Manning. All who pur.
chased this make OF US last season will remember
its excellence.
The same widths in first-quality flushing"
This Ia new kind, very good and cheap.
The same widths No. Goquoa, fancy These
last are an entirely new style. and quite pretty.
Also, heavy stock Dundee Coco Mating. This
article ia Of great for churches hotels halls
looms OF stea mboats and other public places where
there is much Of thorougbfare. 1t ia indestructi-
BILE to dampness and will be sold less than Of
fered before in this city.
Apis CLAGETT DODSON.
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SUMMER ADVANCEMENT.

IL S FARSONS UNIVERSAL REFRIGE-
IL. RATOR.--I would respectfully cali The at.
tention OF housrkcepers, hotel proprietors, and
others, to the Universal Refrigerator lately invent
ed by "A, MCDoNOUob. specimens Of whic IA can
be seen at my establishment This Ref igerator is
altogether different from all others before the pub
lie, IN lis combInGiiOus, apartments, vessels, and
the philosophical princ plies Of it's construction. The
case Is made Of wood which 10 free from smell and
lined with metallic surface, and its interior ID of
stoneware. IL 10 so arranged that each article OF
food or provision is kept entirely separate, and
moved with facility. BY the plan Of it's construc-
ton current OF cold air 10 in constant circulation
around each vessel and within each apartment
while by a simple ventiatng continuance the COM
pletc purity OF the whole apparatus is insured,
thereby obyiatipg all the old objections that have
been made in every other invention for the same
purpose, viz, by avoiding that liability epgcnder
local or relative odors from the viands, meat fish,
vegetables, pastry, or fruit which may be con-
tanned therein. The convenience which il affords
for retaining the purity and sweetness of good but
ter, particularly, cannot be surpassed: and the
small quantity OF ice that is required to keep every
thing cold 10 IA most economical dcsideratum.
The proprietor challenges the country TO pro-
duce any thing that will compare with il, and he
guarantees to keep provisions colder and swccter
with half peck of ice in twenty -four hours than
any other Refrigerator can with peck. The cost
OF the Universal Refrigerator is as low as that of
the ordinary kind, and will hold more provisions.
Sizes for families, boarding houses, and hotels.
&. WOODWARD,
Penn. avenue, between 10Th and | tn streets,
Sole Agent for the District Of Columbia
An oq--co3tif
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CINDERELLA; OR, The LITTLE GLASS SLlpPEu,
Produced at great expense, under the direction
OF Signor FELIX CARLO, will be performed by
twenty-five Juveniles. the youngest being only
eighteen months old, while the oldest does not
exceed fifteen years.
The dresses and appointments are Of the most
costly and correct description In the space of mi
mute the Ring ia made to assume the appear
ance of a splendid Saloon; Cinderella is drawn in a
truly beautiful Fairy Chariot by six performing
Ponies Of surprising beauty and, in fact, this de.
lighuul Equestrian spectacle is in every way wor-
thy OF appreciation and applause.
The piece occupies an hour in performance.
Ap22 II. U. TIDMARSH, Agent.