Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-10-14
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

,fIlVc0 DcIo al uN1 CiOCA hli1 oitoA
moon, with three days later advices
iron Europe. and Liverpool dstss to
Sept. 25ih.
| ENGLAND.-Lord Hardinge has
been appointed Commander-in-C Chiel
lof the Army. in place Of the late
Duke Of Wellington.
By arrivals from Australia this
week, one.third of a million Of dol
lars has been received in gold dust.
The Earl OF Derby intimates that
the funeral of the Duke will take
place as early as possible after the
meeting Of Parliament. His re-
mains are to rest beside those ol
Lord Nelson, in the Cathedral Of St.
Paul's.
The distribution Of the honors
and offices held by the late Duke has
taken place. In addition TO the
command of the army being given
TO Lord Hardinge, Lord FitzroY
Somerset has been named as Master
General Of Ordnance, and Prince
Albert has been assigned the Colonel
cy OF the Grenadier Guards.
The steamer Panama arrived at
Southampton, from Chagres, with
81 800 900 in gold dust. The ship
Swift was also on her way with
Sl,OOO,OOO.
An advertisement appeared in the
London papers for the formation Of
a joint stock company. for working
Igold mines in Virginia.
FRANcE.-ln his speech at Lyons
President Napoleon said: "The cry
of 'Vivs l'Empereur' affects my
heart more than my pride. | am
the servant of my country, and have
but one object, and that is TO re es-
tablish her. II is difficult for me TO
know under what name can best
act. II the humble title Of Presi-
dent will serve best, do not desire
a change for that ol Emperor"
The carriags in which the Prince
sat, as he passed through Nevers,
was inundated with flowers, amongst
which happened to be a magnificent
crown. II was necessary to stop
the cortege; the crown and the
masses of flowers prevented the
horses from proceeding. II we nay
credit the reports which are sent by
I the officials at Paris, the revolutiona-
ry city OF Lyons, the very hot bed
of socialism, has poured forth all its
population, and received with ac-
clamations Of Joy the would be En-
peror, who is about as modest in bis
demeanor and language as Cesar
himself, when "thrice he did refuse
the kingly crown"
The negotiation with Belgium not
having led to satisfactory results. the
Moniieur publishes a decree, fixing
the duty on Goals imported by land
in the zone comprised between
Halliden and Longway, at 30 Gen.
times per 100 Kilograms. The
duty on tough iron castings, "fontes
brutes," imported by land from
Blancmisseron to Longway, is fixed
at 81 per 100 Kilograms.
On the 9Th inst, brigade oi
gendarmerie sent by the government,
took possession oil the domains Of
the chaleau Of Lepaud, belonging TO
the Orleans family. The person in
charge of il protested against the act.
A letter from Marseilles, Of the
Doth, states that the fireworks pre-
pairing for the fete for the Prince
President were destroyed by the ac-
cidentaI explosion OF a bomb. The
roof oI the workshop was blown of,
and the building nearly shattered to
pieces. Several persons were SER
iously injured. The director Of the
mandatory, NJ. Camoins, is not ex-
pected TO survive.
The floods continue on the Rhine,
and have occasioned immense
destruction OF property. Several
villages have been submerged.
The French ship Grenouille has
been plundered and burned by the
natives upon the western coast OF
Madagascar. The captain and crew
were murdered.
The difficulty between France and
Belgium with regard to the tariff is
becoming serious.
SPAIN.-TAe Spanish Tuif.-A
royal decree, dated the 10th instant,
and countersigned by Senor Bravo
Murillo, was published at Madrid on
the 18th instant, by which the duties
on hardwares and other miscellane-
Gus articles, and also on fax, linen
thread, Saxon wool, woollen cloths,
(called Lanars Dulces) and on mules,
are ordered to be reduced.
The Gazette of the 18th states
that her Majesty has ordered that
English ships are TO be treated in the
ports Of the Peninsula and the ada
cent islands upon the same footing as
Spanish ships, with respect to the
payment OF port and navigation
dues. This regulation takes effect
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