New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE Hermann.
THE EMPIRE PROPOSED
BLYTHE ENCH SENATE
ACCEPTANCE OF THE PROPOSITION
BY
LOUIS NAPOLEON.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE.
The London Press on Webster.
Dates . London, Nov. 10; Paris, Nov. y.
ACCEPTANCE OF THE PROPOSITION
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE.
The London Press on Webster
Dates; London, Nov. 10; Paris, Now D.

By the arrival of the United States Mail
steamer Hermann, Capt Z. Higgins, U. S. n, Com
apder we have received our usual accounts and files
of English and Continental papers OF four days later
date than those brought by the last Liverpool steamer
The Hermann left Bremen on the 9TH No
vember and during her passage to Southampton expe
renced violent gale and shipped several heavy seas
She finally departed from Southampton al ?. d., on
the lOth, and brings fair number Of passengers
heavy and valuable freight comprising 2iO tuns mer
chandfe from Bremen and $50 tuns from France De-
sides a smaller quantity Of British manufactures
The following is the Hermanns passenger
let o. 81.
Delirs MOdd Boxer Abnghaus, Arrstein, Mn Arustsn,
Mrs Wundisch Mrs Buddecke, Mr. Blddecke neoaose
Buddecke, Charles Brddecke Mss bnddecAe Ms. 1s
Miss Braun. Mr Braun, Mr. Rsey Dc beaIL peau,ssau'
Mis- Tn Rohmsn, Miss Cath Rohmsn Mis- ine1s Me'.iI
ireke sanmus Weizel Reese, Meiantursch Ciaaser ~
iingSsse Elsinger AbahamsOn, Neldemeyer, Rohmann,
ceolin Hsesner Schmidt Mis- Schmidt, NJ Lon Mis- Len
Ms M.ss,. Kuhn Rennock Whpple SIX Hall, Mrs
Han Miss Hall Messrs J. Hall G. Hall Encson' Grhip
Mis- Wblte Messrs Helms Cambell iisInmersieJ, Mrs
II.s9 Mr. O. HamInersley. Mr. T. Hammersey
Mis- Hammersley MessIs Maihey scbOow, Retry haIus
Mrs Psister Miss Psster Miss G. PssteI hessTs rs,stef
Richard Jansen Jauneret and chlld, kapp Sil7' hAPP
Mrs Rap, Miss Ptrender Mrs JarneTei-
America reached Liverpool on the 7th inst
The English political news by this packet Is
unimportant The British Parliament had been merely
occurred with the customary forms OF taking the oah'
The Queens Speech was to be delivered on the lItn
when the real business Of the session would commence
Great interest continued to be excited in reference 70
the Presidential Election. The success OF General
Pierce would was anticipated, give the last kick to
the Derby Government.
The United States Mail steamship Frank
LIN. which left New.York on the Sd Ocsooe' ior
Southampton and Hayre, when about four days OUT
from this pert lad the misfortune 70 break her center
shaft and the remainder Of the voyage had 20 DC per
formed with only one engine and peddie-"heei, a.
.;.,ed bv the canvas The weather at the time Oh the
accident was TOO unhvorsble TO permit OF Captain
Wottons putting back to the port Of departure lac
Franklin accordingly reached Cowes on the sIh INST
ard went up 20 Southampton Docks on the sn 70 enee
the necessary repairs 10 her machinery, which u was
expected would occupy from four 10 ak weeks. Inc
ps1seueers and mails for Hsyre were promptly sent
thther end & wss probable the cargo would be tran
shlrped from Southampton 70 that place It appears
there ere No couveHences az Havre for manufacturing
new shaft such - the Franklin requires whereas At
Southampton ngneerng operations can be effected on
the largest scale The Franklin behaved most adnira
biz during tie heavy weather she experienced, aud
tie passengers presented most gratifying testimonial
10 Capt Wotton for bis admirable skll and seaman
chip displayed during the difficult and crte juncture
in whic h bis fne steamship was placed.
The Empire Is at length reestablished IN
France The M0nsfsar Of the 9Th November publishes
thereport ofihe Senate for the REINSTATEMENT OF the
Immortal refine Louis Napoleon Il declared Emperor
under tic name Of Napoleon H. The Imperial d'sni'