The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04
ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.
OUR ENGLNH AND FRENCH CORRESPONDENCE
THE YACHT AMER G A
TEE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY IN FRANCE,
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Yhe Prited States mail steamship HERMANN, Lieut.
Bgsine u g. N, commander, arrived yesterday
morning.
rhs Hermann left Bremen on the 18th July, arrived at
ssptham on 18th and after having received the
Hr,,h French mails finally started from souhamp-
ron docks at 3 p NJ On the 2lst ult she reached her
wharf at past o'clock Her passage has, therefore,
occupied twelve days and fifteen hours
She brings ninety five passengers and six hundred tons
Of freight Of which over three hundred tons are French
goods.
Cosider able satisfaction expressed amongst the
mercantile interests Of England Hayrc, and Bremen, at
regularity and rapdty with which the passages OF
Aefs steamers have lately been performed az sonpared
With their former voyages The mails and intelligence
are new delivered al the respective points in ample time
10 be available 10 merchants as intermediate mails
Where is doubt the improved speed will be continued
as we understand that it has teen produced by alter
Mons in the trim snd improvements which have been
.Gected The last outward passage q the Hermann was
most rapid one the passengers subscribed towards
testimonial 10 The talented commander OF the ship, which
was presented ct Southampton in the shape OF beaut-
fsl silver speaking trumpet. Handsomely engraved with
an inscription TO the abilities and gentlemanly
duet of Captain Higgins.
The Niagara arrived at Liverpool at ?. NJ on the
7sth ult.
The Pa.iie arrivea out at 3 A. NJ, On the 2lst uls
Vhe West India Parma arrived at southamp.
ton on the nth nit with sso5579 specie freight of
which $199 1s2 was in gold from California.
The general elections throughout the kingdom
mot ouite concluded when the Hermann left-the re-
turns English and Irish counties having TO come
M Enough was known Of the probable general result to
render IL certain that Earl Derbys administration would
not be able command working majority in the House
# Commons In fact there indications that the
government would probably be in minority, and would
consequently have but very short further tenure of
mower Much would depend upon the voting Of those
members eassed moderate conservatives, and who al
Though holding conservative opinions free traders
ana pledged the Derby government although the
Bsrbytes reckoned these members likely to support
she yet the liberals counted accession to their
from politicians of this shade while the remnant Of
the Peel party headed by Sir James Graham would
undoubtedly join the ranks Of the liberal party and in
sres the numerical power Of the opposition That any
attempt impose upon the food Of the people will
be successfully made in the Parliament, is in the
last degree improbable.
Queen Victoria Prince Albert, and the Royal Court
had embarked on board the royal steam yacht Victoria
ana Albert for days cruise to the westward. They
we're accompanied by squadron consisting Of the
Retrbution. odin. Magieienne, Samson, BarTscoata
Black Eagle Vivid Fairy. and Elfn 1t was thought
Jlely the squadron would anchor at Cork.
The principal news from France relates to the tour Of
Louis Napoleon strasbourg TO nauguratehe opening
Of the new raj road II Louis Napoleon were really En-
peror greater state and agnfeence could be adopt
cd to give ecs his progress through the department
The HOtetg of Paris publishes the most fuome teie
graphic dispatches various points Of the pass
ed By the President stating that he everywhere
ceived with the most joyous and enthusiastic accama
aions and reproducing the styles Of highsoundng
phrases with which the official organ Of the French CO.
formerly accustomed to chronicle royal
progresses Of Charles the Tenth Louis Philippe not
bong before their fall The President reached strasbourg
the 18th ult where extraordinary Joes and iumina
lions prepared, ana where monster review and
rham fight took place He to return to Paris the
21st ult.
letter from Warsaw Of the 18th ul states that the
ehoera has made its appearance in that city, but in
mild form
The corn market at Mark lane on the 10th instant
dull, with partial decline Of shilling quar-
Der fer English wheat but generally speaking the sup.
plies cleared of at previous weeks prices. Flour
was particularly dull OF salethe extreme heat Of the
weather having greatly diminished consumption Float
ing csrgoes wheat unchanged but with increased
demand for Indian Oats Cd. per quarter lower
Beans and peas firmly held The Mediterranean vessels
long detained by adverse winds arriving OF the
coast The reports Of the growing crops generally
fverable, and the weather magnificent. In some
instances blight and mdew had appeared in the wheat
and renewed reports Of the poatoe disease in
Ireland.
In the money market there was no great change and
capital was abundant further arrivals of gold frem Aus
traia having taken place. Railway shares and foreign
bonds had declined little from their previous high
prices; but the English funds pretty frm.
In the Liverpool cetton market the demand continued
snodersteprices firmly maintained. Sales the 10TH
y,Ooo bales, and on the 2Oth 1000 bales
The accounts Of the state Of trade in the provinces
show, the whole, greater activity than might have
been expected during the elections At Manchester there
alteration but at Birmingham increased orders
had been received while the iron trade manifested
tnued frmness The state Of the woolen districts
satisfactory and in the Irish linen market there
irDrroyed demand.