The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-03
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
THE CUBAN SLAVE TRADE.
ARREST OF AMERICANS Rome
The Extensive Emigration from Europe,
&C., &c., 60

The steamship Pacific, Captain Nye arrived at this
port yesterday in days and four hours
from Liverpool She left that port at half past IL o'clock
ON Wednesday afternoon the 2lst ult.
Her which is four days later is Of no importance
Cotton and had slightly improved
Almost the only subject that engaged public attention
in Paris WAS the forthcoming grand review the 10th Of
May when the general impression that that day
the empire would be proclaimed.
Prince Paul Of Wurtemberg died in Paris on the 10Th
ult he beahed his last the Papal Nuncio inti
mated the Prince had fortnight previously abjured
the Protestant faith and become Roman Catholic The
greatest surprise manifested by the friends and
tions Of the Prince the much dis
satisfaction expressed the secrecy which has been main
tanned upon the subject.
some explanation have passed between the French
Minister Foreign Affairs and the Russian Minister,
the subject of almanac published at Warsaw for the
present year in which 1t is down that the reign
yAg family in France is the younger branch of the Bour
bons. Assurances had been given that there
thing Of an offensive kind France its Prcsi
dent
Marshal Gerard died on Saturday. at Paris in tho
7eth year of his age.
The new constitution for the Electorate Of Hcsse has
just been published. 1t Il promulgated the authority
of the Diet of Frankfort and has been drawn up in
cordance with the Fundamental statutes of the Bund.
Advces from Madrid state that very general belief
existed in political circles that the Electoral law and the
constitution would very shortly be modified.
The Spanish government intend to organize small
eauadron Of evolution in the Mediterranean, for the in
struction Of Spanish seamcD.
The Madrid EspGsa rays that the government have
ceded to the request of Brgaer Pava that court OF
inquiry should be held to investigate the facts which
General Concha in accord with other authorities OF
had hiad thap tOf
Matanzas 1t will be rccolected that this officer dis
missed for dabbing in the slave trade.
Those Of the American prisoncrs concerned in the
Cuban in, who ceute having been pardoned
by the Queen of SPAIN daily expected at Gibraltar
the 10Th ult where they to embark the United
States.
Some Americans had been arrested in Rome about the
10th ult Mr. Cass, the American Charge dAfaircs had
taken the matter up. One OF the persons probably
Parke Goodwin socialist Of New York; arrested
cused Of publicly addressing the inhabitants and abus-
ing the Papal government These matt would,
however, IL presumed easily be adjusted as the
Papal authorities good terms both with the
sidcnt in the Eternal City.
Tho accounts continue to pour in of extensive emf.
grafton from all pars Of Europe to America and Aus
tralia Emigration from Germany appears to be very
much the increase On the 18th ult., less than
5000 persons sailed from Bremen.
The correspondent Of the Oest Denische Post writes
from Conantinople. dated March 81, that tho other
powers particularly England and Russia do not look
with indifference the behavior Of France in the Jcr
salem question.
The London Globe OF Doth ult states that was
reported in the clubs that the Chancellor Of the Exche
quer intended to take OF the income tax.
letter from Cairo, OF the Sd ult, states the mis-
sion Of Fuad Efcndi from the Porte had created most
serious alarm in Egypt Nine of the gates Of Cairo
closed, and sentinels doubled at the remaining
Abbas paca had ordered his treasures to be removed to
the Palace Of Abbasc. The garrison at Alexandria
being strengthened. The English fleet at Mayor.
The new line Of monthly steamers from Plymouth
MADEIRA IN
nounced 10 commence running the 1st September.
The iron steamship Tamaupas Of 500 tons bur-
then the first ne will be despatched from Liver
pool the 4th cf June for st. Thomas kingston (Ja
maica.) and Tampico
legation in Berlin to replace Mr. Marley appointed paid
attschc at Washington
prevalence of castery winds has been the
ar flee. q hip, 0ods the RGr
Of the WIND We have been told that there 500 600 bales
wind will q The sztTaGrdnary sights
one a. no other port in the world can hope to witness
NJ Caylus director of the National had left Brussels
where he in voluntary exile for England, and there
he will embark with his family, for the United States
He about to enter into business he before the
The Europa arrived at Liverpool Monday morning
the 10th ut at minutes before o'clock.
Southampton on sunday morning 18th inst having put
into Milford Haven coast Of Wales Wednesday 14th
IRA supply OF coal she had encountered continuance
of heavy eastcry gales the whole When four days
out Sable Bank she beset with field ice for twelve
hours damaged her floats On 3D. passed several ice
bergs 9th to 10th heavy gales of head winds with
head seas till fuel falling short run for Milford She
left southampton Monday morning for her destination
Arrival OF Rosas.
from Queenstown iIreland) Letter, April IL
Her Maicstys steamer Conflict from the river Plate,
arrived at Queenstown yesterday having on board Gene
raj Rosas his family and suite The Conflict left the
Plate the 10th February touched at Bahia the 9th
March and although bound for Portsmouth, obliged
to put in here owing head winds During the voyage
accident occurred to Of the boilers, which caused
the death Of four men. The General and his family
landed and walked about Queenstown yesterday In the
Of the day his daughter and daughter law,
companied by officers Of the ship visited Cork and
returned TO Queenstown the evening by the nine
O'Clock train. The Conflict will sail in few days for
Spnhead.
Some additional information, confirming that previous
~ given has been obtained by the English Admiralty
but the following paragraph contains the opinion Of sir
Edward Bcchcr on the subject
The subject Of the ships said to have been
alluded Assistance and Sir Edward Beloher
but beyond and that they were not the Eeus
and Terror; and that reliance could be placed on the
lie iDsanced which occurred 70 Captain Sir Edward
p @ ~ in nH A aS ass
herd Of deer. until they to them
after nearly whole days eaeron-and found they were
The new Arctic expedition had not left woowich on
II stated that another searching expedition is TO
dispatched TO Melville Island with the view Of meetin
that already in Behring's Straits
European Emigration.
THE EMIGRATION FROM GERMANY.
Berlin letter Of the 1ith ut says At the last
sitting Of the Central German Emigration Society the
Of the emgrants in the pre-
sent year noticed Though the main of this
increase be sought in social and political cond
tion of parts of Germany particularly Hesse and
some districts of Thuringia yet the society ascrbcd
much TO the continual Efforts Of the emigration agents
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