The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-11-24
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Arrival of the Hermann-The Empire Ia
tablished In France.

Arrival OF the Aermann-The Empire ts-
$50 tablished In France. .. ....
y New YoaE, November "a The steamer Her
mann arrived here at seven O'Clock this evening,
with eighty five passengers, having sailed from
Southampton at four O'Clock in the afternoon Of
the 10Th instant. g.. ...a.. ..' ..-f.... .....
In France the empire has been established Louis
Napoleon having assumed the title of Napoleon the
Third The people were to vote on the 2lst and
Odd instant by yea and nay. The Legislature
Was convored for the 25th. ..|.r
The French Senate reports the empire heredi-
tary.
Napoleon has officially accepted the title Of En-
peror. and his message produced an unfavorable
impression. .. '-
The cotton market was depressed, with light
sales.
Great interest was manifested in England as to
the result of the Presidential election. Picrce's
success, it was thought, would give the last blow
to Derby's government.
The death of Mr.. Webster elected notices VI his
life and character in the English press.
Z. .... Massachusetts Election.
Bosros, November 23.-An election took place
in this State yesterday to fill vacancies in the
House of Representatives. Boston chose Wings,
leaving no choice. As far heard from, the
Wings have 10 majority over the Coalitionists
and 10 over all There 50 districts to be heard
FROM but it is probable that the Wings will have
small majority, thereby securing the election Of
Wing Governor.
IsEcoND pEsPATcH.l
BosToN, November %, 7.25 p. m.-Furtber re.
turns chow that the vote will be very close, with
probability that the Wings will have majority OF
five in the Legislature. The Freesoilers concede
the defeat of Mann. 1t is thought there will be a
majority in the Legislature against the Maine
Liquor law.
arrest Of Fbrgsrs.
PHILADELPHIA, November 22.-Lieutenant Buck
ley and other officers Of the mayors police have
arrested J. II. Viner and Joseph Shuster for a sc.
ries of forgcries upon banks in Philadelphia, New
York, Boston. Louisville, and Memphis, since
April, 1885, The extent of their forgeries amounts
to 8 ii 500 of which $ 900 were upon banks in
this city. Forrest s. Sturdva int and Joseph Brown,
implicated in the same forgeries, are in prison at
Boston. Viner and Shuster were committed by
the mayor in default of $4,000 bail.
s.-.". .Sno,u at Syracuse.
Syracuse, November 22.-Snow fell here TO- day
in abundance, and the ground is frozen to such an
extent that the snow will not disappear very coon.
Mukets
New YoRK, November 23-p. NJ overnment
stocks are firm. U. s 6's, 1867, ll9i. Sales o
canton AT Si5, q Iurtner ADVANCE Exchange on
London TO- prem Money market easy.
Flour is steady but not quite SO active. Sales o.
200 bbs. at SIS l2k So 10 for State brands, and
SIS Sc SIS 62k for Southern per Dbl. Rye -four
81 IS; cornmeal SO s.. Wheat is duler-sales o.
red at Ill ia cents white do. at liza 1876 cents
Sales If 8 900 bushels corn at SO 80 cents fol
mixed. Rye l03 cents. Oats Sc cents.
Provisions firm-sales mess pork at $40 25. Bee
Cotton dull and prices dropping, holders anxious
ITO SELL Whisky 261 81 cents.
| PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-Government stock
are in request. United States &c 81, 49,; Penn
sylvania SIS, 81. Exchange on London 10, pre-
| MUM.
Flour is not quite so firm, and prices slightly
| depressed. Sales or 500 barrels, at SIS for ship
ping brands, some holders unwilling to take S G
| Cornmeal SO S.; rye -four 81 Sales of 500
bushels wheat at 100 a no cents for prime red
white ITO n lis cents. Corn is duller, and de
| clined to cents. Oats III a As cents. Rye 81
| cents. a....