New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA At HALIFAX.
ny TIE NOVA SCOTIA NEW BRUNSWICK AND
MAINE TELEGRAPHS TO PORTLAND.
THENCE
ByB 1IErS MERCHANTS LINE TO NEW YORK.
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Wednesday, Jan. 7, 1852.

HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Wednesday, Jan. 7, 1852.
The X. VI. Steamship Cambria, from Liver
pool, Saturday Dec. 81, arrived at her wharf IN
this city at o'clock last evening since which
time, till now, lowing to very heavy stcrm0
the telegraph wires have been out OF order.
The Cambria brings rs passengers for Boston and
for Halifax.
The L. S. Mail steamship Humboldt from New
York, Dec 3D. arrived al Southampton, en- route for
Havre, on thes26ih.
Two erea, events had transpiIed in the course OF
the few days preceding the departure of the Cambria
each capable of seriously influencing the charactel
of all commercial operations first, the resisnaiiono'
the Secretary for Foreign Affairs, in England, and
second the election Of Louis Napoleon, as President
Of France for ten years, by avery large majority
The resignation OF Lord Palnerston caused
temporary arrangement of the various markets, and
a decline of prices in many occurred but when 1t
became known tina, Lord Granville was to succeed
Lord Palmerston, confidence became in some meas
ufe restored.
the Office of Foreign Secretary caused the greatest
smszemeni apd most profound regret OF the whole
patton. His successor, II is officially announced, is
Lord Granville
The withdrawal OF Lord Palmerston from tho
Government is imputed TO the dlssensions which
have been known TO exist IN the Cabinet for several
months past, and Wa probably preclpitated by the
significant reception and emphatic ayowal OF opinion
to the kossuth depu,ation, 10 whom his Lordshp
used language by means complimentary 10 the
abSolutsts OF Europe. The fearless position assumed
by his Lorcshp proved dissastefu 10 the majority of
the Ministry and hence the result. This has been
the alpreysling topic OF conversation at this ies
tive season. and has created universal sensation.
The UIderSecro.sry, Lord Stanley, had also ten
dered his resignation.
A he "a Of IpI
accession from the Cabrsi, was that Of difference
Of opinion upon the sostrac. question OF the French
Revolution, though the mystery is not likely to be
revealed before the meeting OF Parliament.
Ii would appear that the return OF many Irish emf
grants 70 Their country had attracted considera'
be attention IN Ireland as IN very many instances
the expectations entertained had not been, by any
means, realized. The Irish were congrstu,ating
themselves upon Ii. and regarded II as a ground OF
hope
that TIE Queen Of Spain was safely delivered Of
robust Princess On the 2oth Of December.
The ali engrossing topic OF the Presidential Elec-
tion WAS occupying the French mind, TO the exclu.
sion Of all Others Louis Napoleon has been elected
&c the Presidency for ten years BY an overwhelming
majority of votes The pen OF g Departure ss,
though incomplete, gave Yes, O0,ooo No, ooo,ooo
teleerapbic dispatch from Paris Dec 20, gives the
votes OF 81 Departments Of which sswere complete
Many OF The Deputies had been set al liberty and
much yeculStion was INDUCED IN as TO the Press
I law, to be shortly promulgated The BEST informed
persons think that each journal will have 70 deposit
/ certain sum with the Government as security for
/ good behavior. The osenses OF the press were to
be- frsi attack upen the President Second, melting
| hAned among citizens. Third, an attack upon re-
| heion family or property. Each ofense was to DO
punished by fire and Imprisonment!
One Of tie members Of an extensive drysaltery
establishment II Liverpool had absconded, AFTER APP
pfepfiaung funds 10 the amount Of $4,000.
seosSa arm, remotely connected with the house TO
wA1sA NC defaui,er belonged, had offered to make
good al deficiencies provided the defaulteT would
enter inio a bond not 70 return TO England.
The Iron house Of John Barclay, OF Buchanan st t.
Glasgow has suspended payment. The liabilities
are stated 40 t'o,eos
The house OF Quares Ham & Sons In the Opogto
trade has failed with liabilities stated at $4,000.
The correspondent Of TIE Iss,ass Giese wrsunS