The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-13
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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The Final Result Of the British
Elections.
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TK HOLY ALLIANCE AGAINST FRANCE
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The MINISTERIAL Changes In France.
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The Mediation Of Holland between Japan
and the United States.
THE CHOLERA IN POLAND.
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Another Match Race with the America.
THE FASHIONS FOR AUGUST
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OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE.
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COT 7 ON FIR M.
&C., g., DC.
THE CHOLERA IN POLAND,
Another Match Race with the America.
THE FASHIONS FOR AUGUST
OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE.
G o 7 7 ON FIR NJ 4.
&C., &C., &c.

TIE Cunard steamship Africa, Capt. Harrison,
arrived At half pas. nine o'clock yesterday morn
hg, from Liverpool whence she sailed on Saturday
sssn, the 3lst ut.
There are only two points in the news OF any i'm
Great Britain, and the reported treaty between the
Northern powers Of Europe against France
Advices from Paris state that the Iadepeadent,
Beige was stopped at the post Office, the 10Th
nit, in consequence of its containing letter from
n OdiIon Barrot, addressed to the electors of the
department of the Aisne.
Some of the French Ministerial changes, so long
talked of, had taken place. The Monitc~ Of the
10th ult publishes DEGREES, naming NJ. Drouyn de
EHuys, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and NJ. Magpe,
Minister of Public Works NJ Bsroche Is to take
part in the business of the Council of Ministers
The ParisiaDs were fully occupied, on the 9th
ult., with the funeral Of Marshal Excelmans, which
was conducted with great pOmp, and was attended
by the President Of the republic.
The Madrid papers announce that the Spanish
government had assigned Seville as . residence to
the French refugees.
Accounts from Florence announce the resignation
Of che entire ministry it appeared however to be
the general suppression that, with some modifca-
At Calisch, in Poland, tho cholera is said TO De
raging fearfally in addition to which a considera-
bic portion of the town was reduced to ashes on the
18th and 10Th ult One hundred and thirty houses
were destroyed by the fire.
The steamship Washington, hence, arrived off
Cowes on the evening OF the Soth July,
The HandeisbGd Of Amsterdam, in order to put
an end TO certain rumors, states that the Dutch 60
Iue Ucr.gffd J~cs, ted Sy0fr D.,
n'ssion Of entering INTO legotiGtiosS ,cih the EDc-
ror of Japan far putting an end 10 the ercllalos Of
nh foreigners eTcept the Dutch.
The Havre journals state that the French cruisers
seized four English fishing boats on Friday, and FIVE
Saturday, the Gath ut., for having Gshed within
the French limits
Belgium passing through ministerial crisis.
A liberal ministry has thrown up the reins of GO
vernment, and an Liberal opposition does not find
itself strong enough TO grasp them.
The commercial accounts from the continent possess
little interest At Paris the share market continues
very active, and at full prices. The announcement
that the government about to pay off 81 O0O,00
Of their debt TO the Bank Of France is of little i'm
portance, since the means of doing 50 have been
furnished by railway payments and other oxtrlor-
nary resources and not by any sound condition Of the
revenue. In the reports Of the Dutch and German
markets, there is nothing new. At st. Petersburg
on the 2lst nit, the rate of exchange was again
father frmer, and hence there was no prospect OF
gold being shipped to London or elsewhere The
Odessa advices to the 10Th, and state that the
weather fine, and that the harvest was in full
progress. The quotations for wheat were herafore
dull, and a decline was anticipated.
1t is reported that on the 18th ult the yacht
America, when running into Plymouth harber, came
into collision with q fishing smack, and went
aground for hours in an ebb tide; tackles were
run from her sthead to the floating bridge to
keep her upright. Ii is thought her copper will be
damaged, and hull and nasts strained by the acct
dent.
The latest accounts from the PHILIPPINES reach 10
the 18th Of May. Don Marieno Ozearis, who com.
manded the Spanish expedition against the island of
Dindanao has succeeded completely, and routed the
inhabitants Of Jugut. The Spanish had but eight
wounded, among whom was the commander himself,
Ozears.
A letter from Constantinople, in the CologRc Ga
2tfte, states that IL having been recently rumored
that some Russian engineers and officers had been
taking military plans in Se1via the Porte ordered an
investigation TO be made, and learned that eighteen
Russian officers had visited the northeastern portion
OF European Turkey, and had taken plans d Wild.
den, SchuInla. Rustchuck, and Varna, and that
they were taking other plans in the Balkans.
The Cologne Gaadte states that the Prussian
government has resolved that foreign commercial
companies cannot carry business in Prussia with
out previous authorization, or have other agents
than those duly licensed.
We learn from Stockholm that tho project con-
eeived last year by several merchants Of that city,
for establishing regular steam navigation between
St Petersburg tand Hull, passing through the canal
of Gothic, is about to be carried into execution