The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-07

drnt. The windows all dressed out imperial
repces beer the folosipg inscriptions Vie N.po-
leon - WV. lEmper@ur ~ "A l-mpire Grenchle fut-
,oujourf 1d,le = "A pEmpersur Mars 1875 y -
Napoleon III son nimorteL . p-cenlb-e - " Yive
Emp.reur Napoleon IL Napoleon Ill =, The market
place bas ce decor ated with exquisite taste, aud thu
Games dc " bale have psced Their neosons snrronnd
Cd with sercure. which The following words are 10
scrlhtd - vne l. saveur de La Franee,'
JIinnphal arches have been erected everywhere mu
tiptd pieparat ons announce that brilliant itlm,a.
ton wll take ppce which 10 b. completed by the
Simultaneous ghting up the ne,t pight OF Al az
tain p aks which unisnsnd Grenoble The eoDmuue ot
Lsfey INTENDS IL is said Devote to it's fre 900
fsegois THIS commune il the ia which the Empefo
caused the troops eLt against him 10 ie fail their arms
by saying to tb,m Ny children 90 you not recognise
Emperor - write these lines the aIrsa OF
,he Prince but II easy to oresee that the ovation w
be complete At six o'slcck the Prince entered Grenooe
in the midst Of immense crowd. Cries of - lNe
lkppenr did not 10 echo along the whole OF
bis paeape from the Porte de France. where hrnaul
the Mayor received him. TO the Hotel Of the Prefecture
1t is not until to that his Hghness will hold his
oflcal reception. The greeting unanimously enthus
astic which has just been gyen him leads ihe belief
that 70 morrow wall be Of the most marked days of
ajoorney where glorious days follow each other In quick
succession,
The only question now is, when will the empire
be declared. December is spoken of, but all Is
conjecture. The Senate will be probably convoked,
and peb'scite issued to the people Another series
Some sensation has been created at Paris, and a
fall took place the Bourse, in consequence OF an
official notification in the MoaieWr, by which the
duty on coal and iron imported into France from
Belgium is increased IL is feared that feprisals
will be made by Belgium. The Belgian paper,
the Is,per dance, says on this subject
Our readers will understand that do not at this
moment, into any discussion this fact; but We
will very shortly be given the public and That
taey will in the most peremptoy way that nothing
motive for justify in any dgres whatsoever the
act Of tho French government. We confne for to-day
our observations to this point
There has been ministerial crisis in Belgium.
The Madrid Gacette has published royal order,
signed by Senior Bravo Murillo, by which it is di-
rected that British vessels shall be placed on the
same footing as Spanish vessels in regard to port
and navigation dues, in the ports of the Peninsula
and adjacent islands, from the I'd inst, the day
which the official announcement was received by
the government Of tho Spanish vessels having been
put on footing Of equality with British vessels in
the same respect, in the ports Of Great Britain.
The Corunna journals Of late have contained most
unaccountable stories Of q man whose arrest was
ordered on the LIST inst by the judge Of Auariz.
His name is Manuel Blanco. forty years of age.
and he is charged with having committed nine
murters, and also with devouriog his victims,
among whom were two or three of his own brothers;
whilst some accounts say that he formed one of
gang who mu dered people, and afterwards melted
them down for the cake Of their fat, which they
The O0cial Gazette Of Saroy, of the 10Th, states
that letter has been received ut Genoa, from a
friend OF Garbaldi, who relates that the latter hav
ing made several voyages bet ween Callao CPeru)
and Canton, has realized sufficient sum from the
sale Of guano to purchase the vessel under his COM
mand that he has hoisted the Sandman flag, and
intends visiting the Mediterranean.
The cholera has made its appearance at Berlin.
About fifty cases have occurred two thirds Of which
terminated fatally. II still continues at Posen.
The cholera reports from Posen show that the
malady has not spared the higher classes. In addi-
tion to the lady Of the Chief President, (Puttkam-
mer,) two members Of the regency have fallen VIC
tins-tDe one Nj. de Tieschowisz, the other NJ. de
Walden General Tietzen, commanding the
troops. was also attacked but fortunately recovered
From Poland the accounts are more satisfactory.
The fatal cases reduced from 800 and up wards
per day, to % and TO- in Warsaw; bit, the other
hand, The soouTge extends IN the rural districts.
Travellers from Moscow also declare that the rayages
of the Iestlence nearly equal to those Of 1913.
Medical men here acknowledge several cases of
mild character
Mr. Marsh, the American ambassador to Constan-
tinope, has been to Vienna, but Left the Austrian
capital ON the 18th inst for Italy.
On Tuesday last the Lords Provost, ma glstrates,
and town council of Stirling. presented Lord John
Russell with the freedom OF that sursh in splendid
oliver box. orQamented with the corporation arms
Dad herald devices. In his speech OF thanks Lord
John took the Opportunity OF passing panegyric
the late Duke Of " cling ton, teIlas which
loudly appauded
An accident of serious nature occurred the other
day. to the Duchess Of Orleans in Switzerland. Her
carriage was overturned and che broke her collar
bone The Young princes who we're with her CO.
cared without injury.
The accounts Of the harvest from Ireland are very
satisiac.o DRY.
The Princess theatre (uDder Charles Kean) re-
opened for the season last Saturday. The house is
beautifully done UP, and the creates, elegance pre-
walls kean has moreover, the prethest actresses
in London, and that always attlacts. "Unc!e Toms
Cabin" is having run at the Olympic. This book
has an immense sale here
There has been con iderable Illustration in onr
funds here, but to day they are pretty firm. In.
certainty respecting the next move in France, and
the Belgian business, unsettle the market
Very little business is reported by Messrs d. Bell
and Sons to bpve been transacted this week in the
State stocks Of America, and the quotations are
follows =
United States Five per Cent Bonds Cls65). aS a 90
ditto six per Cent Bonds Qso2) los 1o4
DITTO Six per Cent ditto Qs6s) 100 ITO
Ditto six per Cent Inscribed stock Os67,
New York State Five per Cent stock ISIS
p,nnsyvana Five per Cent Stock sax SIX
nitto FIVE per Cent Bonds t1ss2) .........9 20 ~
Mass Five per Cent sterling Bonds 1sCs) 1902! 10Y
Maryland Five per Cent STIRLING Bonds... 90, o71l
,gnis six per Cent snld Bends gsSc. co. 100
Tsbpess,c Six per Cent Bonds Os9o) 49,. 9s a 90
Canada Six per Cent Sterling l,onds ds'Dll5 a ll6
Asntreal City six per ct Bonds Cls57 1861 ST 81
New " rk City Five per Cent stock (ls55.
1870 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o5
Philadelphia and Readingl lIoadi Six per
Cent mortgage Bonds tlsGo) ........... S3i1 sj1s
New York and EIe Seven per Cent (irst
morigags) (1s53 1869 ............. Jos a10S
Ditto Seven pr Gent GA mge) (lS5g) div ...5t o6
Ditto Seven per Cent Convertible 1852 .... ~ 81
Michigan Central Eight per Cent Convertible
..
Ohio and Pennsylvania Seven per qSo5
Ieoo) ........,..., ........,........... W ~
The Australian Gold Fields.
From the London Times, September 3D.