The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-31
BRILLIANT AnylCES FROM AUSTRALIA.
DISCOVERIES OF GGLD Nv ETGEsyD.
smMenso Sales Of Gctton in g.igcrEooI.
STATE OF THE CORN MARKETS.
Sc, 60, &c.

The American mai steamship Arctic Capt. Luce. ar.
lived this port at half ps- O'clock ycser lay
morning She lsft Liverpool Mt IL clock Wedaeaiay
morning the 18th inst Time, 10 days, 70 hours and 80
utes from dock to deck.
She brings ninety nine passengers among whom we
tice the Of MIR Horace smish United States Consul
for Lisbon. bcaror Ct dispatches from tho Aneosn
Legation at that Court.
The news from Europe is Of very iitsle importance in
political point of view.
The latest sd,ices from Paris state that formal de-
nanG made Saturday the 18th inst, by the EN-,
peror o Russia for the rcimbnrsems of the capital Laid
u,t ly him III Five per Cent French stock
Gen Lamorciere had addrcssed letter to the Minister
oi War coucled in very strong language refusing Ia Ike
the oath Of allegiance to the President of the republic
Gems Lef0 and Hedcau had also refused take the oaah
The letter Of the first named excited msre attention tan
ChgaIniers. The resignation of members of the Co.n-
ell General continued.
IN addition to the activity of trade at Paris caused by
The influx Of yisiters, large orders have been received
from America; and at Rouen ard Maihousc tliey
busy.
N pe Hechcren had left Paris for Vienna on a special
mission relative to the conference of the Empcrors
Russia and Austria.
The Grand Dukes of Russia left Rome the 10th inst
ana the Emperor Vienna the llth for Berlin
Count Colorcdo Wcldsee is to return to London as
Austrian Minister at the Court of st James.
The projected reform of the constitution of Spain
still talked cf in Madrid, but nothing certain known
upon the subject.
Alarming reports afoat says letter dated Con.
iantinope May concerning the Island Crote Great
agitation prevailed there Several ships war had been
ordered thithcr.
The 20 Office authorities of Great Britain have in con-
temptation comprehensive scheme for the equalization
and reduction OF foreign postal rates
The dissolution Of the British Parliament had it was
r,no,cd been appointed place if possible about
the 10Th of June.
Tie Derby Ministry, on the 18th instant carried, by
division of l27 to no. the principle of conscrpon the
militia The London Times, cx the 18th says
tun ph Of this doubtful character. conbiacd with
s Of actual 70 the s ua a,h ' M dTer pSs
ds wenS ssa Sn u g have ~ @ %
contention.
Great misery exists ct present amongst the populs-
on engaged in making lace in the mountains of ole-
mia they descend in bands to the lowlands, demand
chas and many Of them die by the roadside at tho
doors OF faIn.hou>es.
The British mail steamship Asia arrived at Liverpool
the 10th instant in ten days. ivo hours thirty
minutes Fl ON New York.
The from Australia is to the 7h Of February It
il not Of go late date that received week ago
tie N,w louK herald Office Valparaiso but fuller
ana noie biii!iant in Its details
Tho Liverpool cotton market steady with pretty
large alcs The import and sales the four weeks end
Ing The 18th instant Immense. The Liverpool
Cct9ies. Of The 10Th inst says -
Nccontinpe TO 20 on swnmingly. The import ia fonr
Hths catecs hot nsoa of t1les, and tt saics ia bc
fnt ,feed 400 COO Priccs Atec srda trotaca
aHionqsopl pled cotton. Congdenee unshakep ,tasrs
to-day coo hales, chiefly to consumers.
1L,ie was better feeling in the market.
American six per Gents were lC7, b.s and Maryland
Five pr Cents s71.. money at Hamburg. tho lltl
instunt
lhd trade accounts from the Provinces for the week
continued TO show tendency towards increased activity
nm prices in all paits OF the county At aaaches
tusiness had been affected y the hesitation
qrent upon the speculative excitement in the Liverpool
cotton market the general demand for goods
,natat,J Ihe birmingham reports still unin.cr-
nlt,dy favorable IN ne iron t1afe Ire transactions
toh f0r .Gc3cGn and home SUGpfr Metals OF
al o,hei kinds were ikcwio firm and the prospect Of
ulminH he'd PRODUCTION N consequence of the OF
.ator az The huira BuIla mines seems already To baye
nGc need the rates Tor copper Tho Nottingham reports
ate The prevalence o great confidence to tha pros
cts o ,t manufactures fer The entire ycar The markct
t,n 7ofc.Glg influenced IN tie Saagiiae occoS from he
il,td SfG'es. III the wootn districts There had been
aut cutt fsmuesB coupled with continuance Of tho
oohtuftd ana unsaia factory feeling occasa,lcd by
possible contingencies Ill connection with in Aus
ITALIA
1he adylces from Paris mention that the demand for
geld tor expectation still continued and that purchase
3ot e0dUf bad Just brcn made from the Bank France
At The required rate Of per mile promium. With
gard the aness Of The stock market it l. stated that
III. so1uiment buy largely TO prevent fail but that in
the face u this clcumstan the sptculators decrease
their faca. fhc period for tho foreign holders of A.
per roHte send in their demands for reimburse
mont in Of their declining accept four half
e cents expired on Friday the 10Th inst. Tho total
can, Tor has not vet been made kno n hut t i sup
po.,d be rather considerable. Some of the bankers
have oilertd to undertake thu settlement Of the amount
tpon receiving three per cents at the ssmo rate as that
Il wbtb ue took rlcc to meet tho home reimburse
m'r t"o or thiee weeks back Their proposal however,
haa been dctlired
1ho weekly reviews from the Amsterdam aad Rottor
dam II, i,ducs markets spcak Of increased activity Th
ccnand the lower descriptions Of coGee h4d caped
jig al, prices rciiah hal b1n gcnc,dy cH aasg
iard. In sugar The contracts had been limited but
refined continued to improve. The quotations for rios
rather l"wcr, Spices and cotton, tho other
hand wue sinner While indigo sold generally at higuc,
rates The letters from Antwerp and Haub org reprecn.
\ mrlly similar state Of trade.
iersani Tomburin Rossi. and Puzzoini, have been
performing in Dresden. their way from st. Pcterourg
to England.
The ltth inst. Of Mr. james ledn Of tho FIRM 4 fcl-
den Brothers Of Watcrside, brother of the late Mr..
ii,lden, N. 7. He died iron disease Of the heart.
Dir. Peabody. the American merchant has forward ii
donation Of so in aid OF the funds Of the City Branch
soup Kitchen and Hospicc, Victoria street, snow Hill
Tho first ship of the steam line between England and
Australia sailed from Southampton tho 10th instant.
ehc named the Chusan, and viii speedily bs followed
~ others.
The steamer Desperate has returned from towing the
Arctic expedition far rs lat GO II NJ. lon 24A w. The
Desperate e the ship OF the expedition oil we'll steering
fer Cape Farewell
The ahern Ireland has been propitious beyond the
hest hopes If the iamor. In England, scasonablc rains
have revived the crops previously suffering from drought
An arriyoI Mt Portsmouth from the Blight OF Benin
brnee ie satisfactory accounts Of the negotiations there
the suppression of the slave trade. Tho King of
Ahomcy rtuses sign the tray. and ut the time
threatens to attack Badegry Dates from sierra Leone
arc TO the 9th April.
Gold Discoveries In England.
The MirHng Journal tells that gold apparently
IN great abundance has been discovered South Aol
ton In Devonshirc. tho properly Of lord putimorn
NJ rich ind. ed a. in ebor california or Australia Tie
britannia Mime will probably, be tho ponecr OF the DIS
coycry of Other deposits Of eucrous ores In the United
Kingdom by drawing attention to the subject which ia
upquetionHby u national interest and importnoco
That the valuable gold bearing stones aro rich 20
extraordinary degrec h placed lsYond nucsnn hy