New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-04

Is, .,,oe tu,e 70 be available 10 merchants ~ nlere
diste or semi weekly MALE There 10 no doubt the aug
mented speed will be continued, we understand that
n has been produced by alterations 10 the trim and I'M
provemenu which have been effected.
The last outward passage of the Her
mann was most rapid one, and the passengers sub
scrbed toward testimonial 70 the talented commander
of the ship which was presented at Southampton. In
the shape of beautiful silver speaking trumPe hand
somey engraved with an inscription to the abilities and
gentemany conduct of Capt Higgins
The Niagara arrived at Liverpool at
Pm, on the 18th ult.
The Pacific arrived out at A. NJ on
the 2lst
The West India steamer Parana arrived
q. souban.on on the 18th ult with sos 579 specie on
fre,ob, Of which sl99s2 was In gold from California
The general elections throughout the
LInodo were not quite concluded, when the Hermann
len the returns from some English and Irish counties
having TO come In. Enough was known Of the general
result to render certain that Earl Derbys Ad ninstra'
ton would not be able to command working majority
In the House of Commons In fact, there were In
dica,ions that the Government would probably be In
minority, and would consequently have but very
short further tenure OF power Much would depend
upon the vog Of those mem bers cassed Moderate Con-
servstive, and who, although holding Conservative
opinions were Free Traders and not pledged TO the
Derby Government Although the Derbyites reckoned
these members as likely to support them, yet the LID
erals counted accession to their ranks from poll
cians Of their shade while the remnant OF the Peelte
headed by Sir James Graham, would most undoubtedly
Join the Liberals and thus increase the numerical force
ofthe Opposition. That any attempt 10 reimpose tax
upon the food of the people will be successfully attempt
ed In the new Parliament lie in the last degree mprob
able.
Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, and the
Royal Court had embarked on board the royal steam
yacht Victoria and Albert for few days cruise to the
westward. They accompanied by steam squad
ron consisting of the Retributon Odln, Magiclene,
Sampson, Barracuda, Black Eagle, Vivid, Fairy, aud
Elm 1t was thought likely the squadron would anchor
at Cork.
The principal news from France relates
TO the tour of Louis Napoleon 10 strasbourg to naugu
rate the opening Ofthe railroad. 1.-The were really
Emperor no greater state and msgnifcence could be
adopted to give 6at to bis progress through the de-
paItment. The Monaeur of Paris publishes the most
iusome telegrsphc dispatches from various points on
the passed by the Pre- dent stating that ne was
everywhere received With the most joyous and ncon-
ceivable enthusiasm, and reproducing the Same style
of high sounding phrases with which the official organ
of the French Government formerly accustomed TO
chronicle the royal progresses of Charles Xh and Louis
Philippe not long before their fall. The President
reached Strasbourg the 18th ut, where extra
ordinary letes and Examinations prepared, and
where monster review and sham fight took plase. He
10 return to the Capital on the 21st ult
The Corn market at Mark. lane, or the
10Th July, was dull with partial decline Of shl.
ling per quarter for English WHEAT but generally
speaking the supplies cleared of at previous weeks
prices FLOUR was particularly dull Of sale-with an
increased demand for INDIAN Com. OATS Cd. y quar-
ter lower. BEANS and PEAS firmly held. The Medi-
terranesn vessels long detained by adverse winds
arriving off the coast The reports Of the growing
crops generally favorable, and the weather was
magnificent In some instances blight and mldew had
appeared IN the WHEAT, and there were renewed re.
ports of potato disease In Ireland.
In the Money market there was no great
change and capital Standardization arrivals OF
gold from Australia having taken place. Railway shsres
ana foreign bonds had declined little from their pre-
yiou high prices but tne Engnsn IunGs were pretty
firm.
The accounts Of the state ID trade in the provinces
show, the whole, greater activity than might have
been expected during the elections. At Manchester
there was alteration but at Birmingham increased
orders had been received, while the Iron trade mani
tested continued frmRess. The state of the Woollen
districts satisfactory and in the Irish Linen market
there was an improved demand.
In the Liverpool cotton market the demand oltinusd
moderate, prices firmly maintained Sales on the l9h,
5000 balef and on the 2O.b, 1000 bales.
The following persons came passengers
Ia the Hermann, from Bremen and Southampton
A. Buckner c. B6hbee, +. Eichel Mr. Radde j M9ryer
Consul Muir, lady and famiy =, Mrs Anna Olmers and
child, Mr. Vote Mrs Clara Meyer and family Miss Ianstte
DIeuchliDger, Miss msthlde Beneke E. Scheidt Reuter-
{. Pember, Miss NJ. NJ. Muller, T j. Lambert A. Zenke
Miss D. recklenberg j. ID. Schumacher Mr. Loeschsk r.
schabbehar, C. Meyer c. Richar l.. Wine burg and fam
lily, Nj HlrdengeT, Aug Arud, G.. Beling j. D. Schunack
Miss Emile Nathan. Mrs Shieferdecker Mr. Kahn Dr.
Tasse Louis Potesad, ID. j. Sieber j. Nels IN Bonitto
Gastinesu Louis Rauft T. Hornbostle s Davidson g.
w. Lewis, 4. 7. Lebert, Miss J. Kuhlmaun, Miss L.
Hennne c. Sato and lady, A Sstori aud lady, Caroline
SsoIi, c. Andre, Mr. KreUger G. Johnston Mr. Emary la
dy and family, ii. Obz, C. Tain, Mrs. Henke, Mr.. Mana
Henke and child 8. Leipzger b. Sherman Z. Halter NJ
Hirsch, f. Vessel, A. Becsnia, Mrs Geo Jehan Nj s.
Sophia Behrens. Hendrick Behrens G. Christrnaun A.
MsUor S. Treetger O D0her, Resale Benler T.. Puac
chic c. Pope, e. Smith, Mr. Clarex +. Mendes Total g.
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