The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-30
THE ELECTIONS In ENGLAND.
Treaty between Switzerland and
the United States.
Arrests Of KOSsuth's Followers in Italy.
Peace Speech of Mr.. Lawrence in London.
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The Franklin, Captain wotton, hence, arnved oil
Southampton at IL O'Clock wednesday forenoon the
14h inst On the 9th inst 10 so long 81 81 passed
large iceberg having several other bergs the
previous day.
The steamship Europa. from Liverpool whence she
sailed at III O'Clock NJ. Saturday the 18th instant
arrived yesterday afternoon.
The European by the Europa is without any
feature of striking interest The Indian mail brings
counts of sansuinary battles in the East
The latest election returns exhibit slight movement
in favor of the Ministry, but si from attaining
majority The figures computed to Friday, give
For the Derby Ministry
for the uppo-ition z3I
Floating balance of Liberal Conservatives. 81
Total members elected .................4 49,
According to the ministerial organ-the London Herald
of the 18th instant there 80 members elected Of
whom go including 20 liberal ivatives, to be
set down ministerialists and 232 opposonsts.
Surprising that the undecided elections terminate with
out any further gains either party the result
the Herald estimates would be as follows;-
Minsteraiists elected 22o Opposition elected. 1872
Do. to be elec ed ..1lS Do to be elected. 81
Total. .............s a8 Total. .aio
Deduct Liberal Conser- Add Liberal conserva-
NATIVES. 81 uVos................. oil
Prctecticniss.. ......2S7 Opposition. 1857
M.jori'y for Fee Trade 50.
In Ireland, religious jealopsies have been dragged
prominently into the contest and riots of serious cha
racter have occurred at Cork Belfast Limerick. and
elsewhere.
The cry either side was Protestant ami
Catholic" and to this tune heads cracked win.
dows broken and people shot down in the streets At
Belfast three persons Were shot-one mortally. de-
tachmen Of military has been to Cork where great
apprehepsons prevail that the disturbance will be re-
newed We have not room for details of these riots
The Scotch elections passing quietly The
representative peers who served in the last Parliament
reelected Macauley the historian has placed at
the head Of the poll a member for Edinburgh
There is little Of interest beside election news rail-
way accident had occurred to excursion train at Burn
ley; two lives were lost. few days since at
Newport Wales, while convocation of Mormons was
in session. the roof of the building fell in. Snguarly
enough, lives were lost The Mormons attribute
their escape to miracle.
The challenge the American Navigation Club to the
English shpbuders attracts much notice, but we do
not hear it is likely soon to be taken up.
The United States fgate Cumberland anchored in the
bay of Naples the Sd inst The oop of Saratoga
had proceeded to Annoy, from Hong Kong. The steam
hgate Susquehannah, and sloop OF war plymouth,
at the latter port the 24th of May
We learn that letters from Kossuth had lately been
seized in different parts of Italy in consequence of which
twelve persons have been arrested at Pava fifteen at
Milan, and many Others at Brecia Mantua and Verona.
The Cunard steamer built the Arabia and recently
purchased by the West India Mail Steamship Company
and called the La Plata is advertised to carry out
the West India mail Of the ID
. ir,li; Hronoa
the three days supplying nothing whatever to report
The Swiss papers announce that the commercial
treaty between the United States and the Hevec Con-
federation has been satisfactorily completed and that
Mr. Dudley Mann has left for home
The Rev. Mr. Hastings. chaplain the American Lega.
tion, has just returned from the yadois Valleys make
arrangements for his departure homewards, in
quence Of sudden call. He will be succeeded in his
functions by Rev MIR. Baird. Mr. Hastings is obliged
to leave Rome without recovering four cases of
books which seized years ago by the customs
oficers, and which in a few weeks will be forfeited The
cases mostly con ain Italian edition of Aubgnes
History OF the Rofornaon ard Mr. Hastings seeing no
chance Of recovering them made them the
ncan Consul in whose Mr.. Cass claimed them in
April Last, but as yet without success.
Abon>Mirza. the Arab Chief has been retaken tele
graphic despatch Gays be returned to prison
The accounts from China possess but little interest
The instruction had not been put down. but whether II
advancing ret-ogradiug the Chinese papers do
not inform The troops at Hong Kong had i'm proved
in health The commercial reports are rather more fl
vorasle than those last received.
There have been frghfu number of deaths from sun
stroke in Europe especially in the neighborhood Of Lon
don during the late hot weather.
The heat IN Paris says GaEuGni continued be op.
prcssiyc On Saturday the 10th inst the therm
marked in the shade at O'Clock 33 of centigrudc or
81 1-3 Of Fahrenheit.
The cholera is reported TO be raging only at Kaisch
and Sieradz have already stated in the districts
lying at the mouths of the Yistua in Russia In some
of the villages the Prussan frontier also this terrible
mslady has appeared.
NJ. Arago the celebrated astronomer. has predicted
that there would take place at Paris within few days
terrible storm. TO last twenty. four hours.
The Emperor of Russia has again taken a sudden
journey to Berlin lie reached the Prussian capital on
the 10th int We perceive that report current
that the Car Immediately his arrival at Berlin was
seized with 1T Of apnplexy. and dangerously in
diposed The rumor has not been since confirmed but
considering the precautions invariably similar
cases 10 KEEP The knowledge of such caames from the
public it's non-confrmation by means proves that
there Is no foundation for the report
In Belgium the liberal cabinet had been dismissed IL
was difficult TO judge whether any serious modification
would take place IL Is anticipated in some quarters
that the three chief political ministers will resume their
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