New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

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VSk ws have received Of the freedom Of the British
ufon of the safety honor and welfare OF the sovereign
- hcr dominion. and that we shall leave England a.
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and O. s,asd world ' with whom
sTs upon all occaGons TO maintain the most cordial ana
snieabls relations.
The squadron in search of Sir John
rnnklIn had been seen passing the Cape Wrath Light
Hsuse.
No decision has yet been given In the
ease Of Lumley r.. Mdle. Wagner.
The accounts from Paris refer almost ex-
slusivey 70 the approaching grand fete OF the 10th
When the Humboldt lef Il was not known how 1t had
progressed but II fully anticipated that the proca
nation of tho Empire would net take place ON that day
A Official warning had been given BY the Government
% the Pas and this step he'd produced much SURPRISE
- the Pays was considered warm supporter OF the
Administration. similar warning had been given to
shs Pxbc, and the Emancipation Of Brussels had been
ssspped by the pestofacs. An attempt made by
Insb1s and isSowpnssuer 70 Escape "'
- nsfls Isle. had been fiustrated'
The Moniteur publishes an article signed
commupous" which states that the Customs anu ,.A
de produced sooooof ss. IN the pS5sn o ssas
february last produced lsoooOof moro than In Fesru
nv 1851 The month Of March last produced SOooooof
s,ors shsn The month Of March, 1881. The month Of
Apr,l l.st produced 100000 more than April, 1881
such r.pid increase In the revenue" adds the Mont
49, .h he most remarkable Sign Of the prosperity o.
France, and secures for the Trcssury receipts far su
per,or 10 those anticipated In the budget"
The Emperor and Empress OF Russia
IA arrived Il Warsaw on tho I'd inst and on the 9th
sAs King and Queen Of Prussia e Berlin to meet them
- he outsr The Emperor goes to Vienna thence to
Prsxus to visit tho exEmperor Of Austria and after
vard como for few days 10 Berlin. Extraordinary
rrsparstions were made the road from st. Peters
lurrh TO warsaw for the journey Of the Empress ana
Asr numerous suite. When the Emperor travels alone
~ generally does 90 In more simple manner. gen
Nsmsn who came little In advance OF the Imperial
sin describes the spectacle along the whole line y ex
0xuordnaIy. The road for 400 English miles wa re-
paired ana swept BY hand every Stone being removed
snd q svory post station 176 horses were kept ready
Aassed. that nos instant might be lost In Berlin
~ sxpecsed arrival Of the Emperor was announced BY
- Increased severity Of the police inspection Of trsv-
eAsrs 4 the railway stations For two days past no
person ives allowed b get out Of the carriages till alter
hs papers bad been rgidy examined all persons COM
NJ som Poland were detained, without exception, for
special examination.
The marriage Of the Emperor Of Aus
Ma with me Princess sidona Of saxony, 10 shortly to
tAhs place
The succession to the Danish throne was
naIy regulated In London the sth inst, when trca
h. In which the young Duke Of Glucksburg was formal
b recognized - heir prcsumptive 10 the Crown o.
Denmark and its dependencies was signed by the re
representatives. Of The great European Powers who sgne
ne proctocol August the 3D. 1850 On the same subject
= well - By The Prussan Minister, who was not pres
81 Il The signature Of that proctocoL
Count Annoni, q colonel Of hussars in
- Austrian regiment Cargnan, sent in his resignation