Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-09-29
EUROPE AN NEWS.
TiperDooI dates TO September Is.


The steamer Canada arrived at Halifax yester-
day morning, bringing one hundred and thirty
passengers, and Liverpool dates of the 18th inst
The Atlantic reached Liverpool on the 10Th. The
United States sloop, of-war cambridge was at,
Madeira on the 4th.
The Duke of Wellington died on the l4th, and
the Marquis of Douro succeeds to his title.
The cotton market had undergone some luotu-
atoms, and was a little improved.
The corn market is unchanged, and moderate
business was doing at former rates
Consols had fuctuated from 99i9l00s, closing
at 995 @l00 for money, and 1909 for account.
United States and State Stocks were quiet.
United States 6's, SO, (bds.) l09@1l0; United
York State 5's, '58, co. 97@98; Pennsylvania
SIS, s6s@S73 Ohio e's 10, rs, l04@l05
Massachusetts SIS, lO93@ll03; Maryland SIS,
| 96}@97a.
The funeral of the late Duke of Wellington
was to be national affair. He died on the 18th
of an apoplectc fit.
Prince Albert, Duke of Cambridge, and Lord
Firz Ray Somerset are already named as likely
to be his successor MS head of the army.
| The London Morning Herald is authorised to
say that Peru will resist any aggression upon the
| bODos lrltuuS, anu lOEHlhlly announces the hu-
nexation Of the whole of the Peruvian Islands,
including Lobos, to the main land of Peru. The
Government has permanently fortified Los Ague-
70 and none but vessels under contract with the
Peruvian Government will be allowed to load with
guano. All others anchoring in the roadsteads
of the Islands will be confscated and if guano is
found on board the captain and crew will be pros
ecuted for robbery.
The English papers publish the petition of the
Nova Scohans TO the Queen, but the fshery
question has now lost it's interest.
The projected telegraph line to America, via
Iceland, &C., has received a fresh impetus, the
exclusive right from the Danish Government TO
Labrador having been obtained by the Messrs.
Harrison.
The steamer Sarah Sands sailed for Australia
on the 18th
Parliament would meet ON the 18th Of Novem.
Der.
Lord Mahon was appointed his literary execu.
tor.
The expectation Of silver to Australia has
caused great scarcity Of that coin in England
A new palace is to be built for the Queen at
Balmwal. Mr.. Pugin is the architect, and the
cost will reach E100, 000~
A Spanish war steamerfor the defence of Cuba
had been launched on the Thames.
The Bank Of England had declared semi an
nual dividend of 81 per cent.
The ship Of the line Windsor Castle, Of lao
guns, was launched at Plymouth in the presence
Of 80, 900 spectators.
The harvest was generally over and had proved
an abundant one.
Louis Napoleon has commenced his tour through
the provinces
A petition was circulating in Paris among the
poorer classes, addressed to the Senate, praying
a restoration Of the Empire. In reply to an adj
dress in favor Of the Imperial Regime, the Presi.
dent made the following significant reply: "Wher
the general interest is at stake, endeavop 10
anticipate public opinion, but follow it in case
which may appear to involve my personal inter
est"
The intrigues Of Sir Henry Bulwer had caused
the Austrian Government great uneasiness, and
the garrisons of Bologna and Florence were to be
reinforced.