Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-16
LATE FROM EUROPE.

| The steamer Franklin arrived at New York yes
terday with three days later adyices from Europe,
her dates from Liverpool being to the 10Th Of Sep
tember
| From Great Britain there is no news of impor-
lance. The QUEEN was still in Scotland, and the
body of the Duke of Wellington was still at Wal
mer Castle, awaiting the necessary arrangements for
lying in state at Chelsea hospital.
The news from FRANCE is of an interesting ma
ture, it being confidently asserted that France is to
be declared an Empire on or about the 18th of Dc
tober Our Telegraphic report says
"The London Times the authority of its Paris
respondent, says that the first approved towards
summatng an Empire will in all probability take place
about the 10Th of October when, the Presidents arr
val from his tour decree will be published in the Mo
nteur for an extraordinary convocation Of the Senate
for the purpose of examining addresses emanang from
the Departments and Councils General, and to either
frame report thereon, for the Senators to invite Ma
poleon to assume the imperial dynasty at his re-
turn to Paris On this occasion he is to be welcomed
with great spendgr in style of royalty and imperial
pomp far ecpsng any thing before in Paris
"a formidable and ell-planned conspiracy was laid
at Marsees to assassinate LOUIS NAPOLEON his pas
sage through that city An internal machine seized
1t had been planted in house on the street through
which he was to pass the next day Fortunately how
ever 1t was seized by the police and taken charge of by
them The machine is composed of two hundred and fifty
gun barrels loaded with fifteen hundred bullets; besides
these there blunderbusses similarly charged
with grape shot This battery if fired during the pas
of the splendid cortege would have completely swept
away the President and his attendants 1t is thought not
single survivor, in his immediate presence, would have
been left Many of the consprators in this bloody design
have been arrested and will be adequately punished
The plot Goncoced by secret society, upon which
the police have long had an eye.
''The Paris journals principally occupied chron-
icing the progress of the President through the Southern
Departments. At Grenoble Avignon and Marseilles,
the President received with most extraordinary out
ward show and pomp, and demonstrations of joy but
beneath all this current of popular rejoicing there
plain indications of secret hatred which evnced by
the terrible attempt to assassinate him."
From Germany and other parts of Europe there
is no news OF moment
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL SEPTEMBER 29.-The sales of cotton on Sa-
turday, Monday, and Tuesday % 900 bales at Id
advance Spectators and exporters took about 5000
bales The sales Wednesday estimated at 5000
bales at firm rates The market was active, with up
ward tendency in prices
Flour scarce and inquired for at full rates Sales
of Western canal at Dos Cd to 2ls Philadelphia and Ba
more 2ls Sd to 2ls Cd; St. Louis and Ohio 2ls to 22s
Wheat active at Id decline Sales of white at 6s I'd
to 6s 3D. mixed 6s Id 6s 3d. Corn steady sales of
white at 30 yellow 29s to 29s Cd mixed 28s to 28s Cd
Provisions dull The stock of bacon reduced
Sales of mess beef at 120 140s pork 5s to 95s
lard Cos Cos.