The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-11
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA AT HALIFAX.
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SEVEN DAYS. LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Interesting Debate in the British Parliament.
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The Free Trade Policy Confirmed.
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The Fishery Controversy and the late
Secretary Webster.
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AFFAIRS IN THE FRENCH EMPIRE.
Lonls Napoleon Sustained by Majority Of
Seven Millions Of People.
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Anticipated Return Of Cheyalisr Hulssmann
10 Washington.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS.
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DECLINE IN coTToN-RIsE IN BREADsTUEFs.
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AFFAIRS IN THE FRENCH EMPIRE
Lonls Napoleon Sustained by Majority Of
Seven Millions Of People.
Anticipated Return Of Cheyalisr Hulstmann
10 Washington.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
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DECLINE IN CoTToN-RISE IN BREADSTUEFs.
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Inc loyal Mail steamship Niagara, captain stone.
arrived at this port at bafpss Ave o'clock this morning
having left Liverpool at quarter before eleven A. NJ
on Saturday. the 27th Of November
She has fifty nine passengers tor Boston.
Tho FIsnhlns repairs not being completed steam
ship sailed from Southampton on the Gath November
This Dispatch consequently embraces days later
the interest in which centres in England and
Francehe free trade test in the former the Empire
in the latter.
The steamship Washington. from New York on the
9th November arrived off Cowes the morning Of the
21st.
The Niagara, from Boston on the 10th Of Novembsr
arrived at Liverpool at IL A. NJ. on tho 22d ult.
Tie Collins steamer Arctic, from New York on the
18th November reached Liverpool at midnight on Wed
nesday the 24ih.
Cotton has been extremely fat, and one-fourth Of
penny lower Breadstus active, and geld very
abundant.
Affairs I'm England.
BusINEss IN PARLIAMFNr-FREE TRADE roLcY
CONFIRMED, ETC.
If any doubt existed after Mr. Dsrseis motion, that
the Derby would throw overheard
II set at rest by Lord Derby in the House Of Lords
or TIE 22d inst.
In answer to question from Lord Cianricard Lord
Derby stated that the object Of calling session of the
Muse prior to Christmas to close forever the
resalt Of the late election bad convinced him thai
thoush large nus1ber tf constituencies well dis
posed to support the government they determined
not to Assent to alteration in tho recently coped
commercial policy and that any such attempt would be
instantly nesatiyed by large msjorty. Under these
circumstances no had tet it his duty to advise her Ma
jety to declare that th. principle of unrestricted
ms-oe ought to be adopted (Cheers.) After making
this explicit statement government might have rested
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early 0sy frcm the details of whioh the couutry would
be judge Of the sincerity Of the and
been made in the oUer House to an,oipats c ca,sn
by resolution to which member Of the government
to support ihc motion would consider, not much how
to overthrow the government but hey they could form
an acn inis'raton il 1T were oyerthrown tchsers)
kH0n Tuesday evening, Mr. Nliors' motion oppro
biioriy referred to by the Earl OF Derby in the LORDS
while in the Conm.ns It was under debate Mr. vi.
ers decisred he bad brought forward his motion for the
purpose ofpaeirg record anu nmokable declaration
the subject OF free trade that OF business aud
the wtrd, might comprehend inc final 0ecson OF Egg
land on this oil important question
Mr.. Di.rseii. ia moving his amendment, ngcnicusiy
persisted in resolving Mr. viors motion into inquiry
whether the had fulfilled its pledges since 1t
came into power Following out this view he maintained
that the Derby admnstia was of necessity one Of
compromise and conciiia,on the Office thrust upon
Them when the former cabinet fell TO pieces from internal
oiscord and they acceded to power by no motion con-
nscted With protection consequently they violated no
pledge by retaining Office with House opposed TO pro-
lection; and further from the bsginnny they dill
MT BnrerIr replied at length in speech chiefly
oeabe for the following passage "if the House main
tained Mr. YieIs motion, the United states, sbeEs
free trade President had just boen returned By
whelming majority would also know it. (Iear In the
United states protecion in the same helpless
dition 1t in this country and though well beaten,
the supporters of that still cling by it, IS in this
country. daughter ana cheers But when President
Pierce, in maIoh next, comes into power, they might
look forward to the reciprocity just now 80 much talked
about there Therefore let them put on the books Of tho
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Lord PAMEnsroS skiltuly smoothed over the aspcri.
submit. tome verbal aInepdmtnts.
The debate was then adjourned.
Next day it resum, By Sir James Graham hessrs.
Gladstone Cobden and Others. and resulted ic tue with
drawa Of Mir Disraes amendment and the Offering OF
the following BY Icrd paInerston:-
M is tho opinion Of this House that the improved cendi
cn q the sou try ard M s f ia Tr sas
stolishSa taxes imscsa for the rgsPse Of
a. and R''SSs
70. Of s s es s as S s
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sssaa R!. a.j:..ys speech nse s''sS' 'hsan'' be
The debate was further adjourned until Friday when,
after enothcr lnghned debate, aud pro orme division
the House again divided the amendment OF Lord Pal
mersion, when the numbers We're for the amendment
46S against IT, 10; majority Tor the amendment 40.
The House then adjourned.
THE FISHERY QUESTION.
II the House Ct Lords on tho 25th ut In reply 70 Lord
epce to tho North American fisheries that slr Wcbstets
letter neither from, the government placing new
construction upon the Treasury order regulating the
fsheres nor rom the improper language in the
negotiation. He did not know what was the caue OF the
letter berg written unless resulted from
which occurred TO the American government Ut the time
Of the Presidential election lie must refuse to produce
the papers in the Ir,sent peculiar state Of negotiation
-, 10 assured the House that the most friendly spirit
nreyaiicd bcsyeen the to governments With the ex.
eepon Of that one letter thing tended 70 most
satisfactory conclusion lie would produce ,hs papers ~
/ soon as possible. The House then adjourned
! rrYr yyFpPOcL AND LONDON TRANSATLANTIC SCREN
! sTEAHERs.
et,ono onnts,, on IL making by the shipping interest
assnst the grant Of charter to the new Liverpool aud
i TSondon Tya5 saflantis Screw Steamship Company. A
deputston from Shields sCndcrand Liverpool Glasgow
Leith, and other ports have with tne BOARD
Of Trade Tho deputaton comprised thirteen me
Of Parliament. and others, among them Mossfs BroEn
4 Shipley Co. and Mr. Cunart
\ TnE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP ARCTIC FINED.
In the suit Brought against tho steamship Arcto for
coming in collision with the Liverpool tug steamer Mona
damages the extent Of e390 had been awarded against
| the Arctic
/ LARGE ARRIVALS or GOLD.
The arrivals Of gold from Australia are immense The
chip Eagle had arrived from Port Philip after the extra.
Of gold The ship :iaitland from Sydney, with l40oo
ounces tho sapphr with IS 900 ounces and the Phean,
with 2s0oO The whole value is nearly 9lo0ooo0
sterling 80 -
The committee Of Turkish bondholders In London
have resolved that the Turkish government Is bound for
the recen. loan and hat steps be taken to enforce the
In The House OF Commons Lord Stanley stated the
goyerrm MT had no doubt that the matter would be sa
tisfactoriiy arranged
Richard .Brougham Bingham, late secretary 10 tue
Legation at Naplee Is appointed Brtah Consul oenerai
TO Venezuela; ard Judge Q. L. Newman, Consm IN
Liberia
new TRIAL hoe been granted in the case Of Achiil!
versus Newman.
! Greece.
convention additional to the treaty Of 1882 ruersa-