The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
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THE DISCOVERY OF ISLANDS IN THE PACIFIC.
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me Preparations in Paris for the
10th Of May.
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SUPPRESSION OF THE DIARIO DE LA
MARINA IN HAVANA.
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FAS HON IN ENG L ND.
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The Case Of Col. Fremont in London.
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Our London and Paris Correspondence.
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SLIGHT ADVANCE In COTTON,
SUPPRESSION OF THE DIARIO DE LA
MARINA IN HAVANA.
ASHTON IN ENoL AND.
The Case Of Col. Fremont in London.
Our London and Paris Correspondence.
SLIGHT ADVANCE In COTTON,
sc. SC. sc.

The English mail steamship Africa, Capt. Harri-
son arrived at her wharf, in Jersey City, about eight
o'clock yesterday morning Her news is not very
important but it is interesting. She left Liverpool
NJ one o'clock on Saturday afternoon, the Sth inst.
The sales ofcotton were large, at an advance Of
eAe-eghth Of penny on middling qualities.
The Vienna correspondent of the London Times
says Of the first Vienna houses cannot get their
bills discounted under to 8 per cent, and second
class firms either not at all or At most usurous pri-
ees. The correspondent thinks it far from inn
probable that he win in short time have to report
Mat trade is completely stagnant and commercial
crisis is at hand.
The steamer Hermann, from New York, arrived
~ Cowes at o'clock on the 9TH inst.
The Paris Pabie denies that the Emperor Of Rus
MA has ordered the sale of his French funds The
sevenue returns for April show an increase of O00,
600 francs the month Of last year. The
funds had improved in consequence of the postpone
mcnt Of the concession of the Bordeaux and Cette
and Paris and Cherbourg railways.
The 9th instant being the anniversary Of the death
Of the Emperor Napoleon, funeral ceremony took
place at the Church of the Invaiides, which was at
tended by the President of the republic the mem
bers of the Bonaparte family, and great number
Of officers belonging to the imperial army
The Journal DIES Debats of Paris, states it as GER
tainty that the treaty which to have been signed
at the Foreign Office the 4th or 9TH inst. between
The plenipoentiares of England, Austria. France,
Prussia, Russia, and Sweden will not only have for
object to regulate order of succession in Dem
mark but also to secure the integrity Of the Danish
monarchy
The conservative and radical members of the
Prussian Chamber are squabblng about the APP
pointment fpeers by the king, but it is expected
that the former, as they supported by the GO
vemment, will carry the day.
Advices from Paris allude to rumor which pre-
vailed in various political circles that NJ de Turgot
would be replaced at the Foreign Office by NJ. de
Levalatte, the French minister to the Porte. NJ
Passy, formerly Minister of Finance, had it is said,
received order to leave France in consequence of
charge against him of having induced the Tribunal
Of Commerce ofEvreux to refuse taking the oaths of
allegiance. 1t was very generally believed that at
Abe forthcoming fete, on the 10th inst. address
would be presented to the President Of the Republic
calling upon him, for the good Of the country and
ihe stability Of power to change the form Of GO
rernment, and assume the title of Emperor. The
empire was looked for with certainty, if not on the
10th, at all events on an early day.
The Spanish government had directed that Tus-
can vessels should be placed on an equality with
Spanish vessels in the harbors Of the Peninsula, as
respects the payment Of harbor and navigation Dues
Spanish vessels enjoying the same privileges in Tus
eaDy.. The government, having completely sue
eeeded in sacrificing the press, the next step will be
ihe suspension Of the elective franchise. 1t is be-
6eyed in political circles that Queen Isabella had
given Bravo Murillo full powers to act he pleased
Accounts from Florence state that NJ. Murat,
French Minister in that city, had protested to the
government, in thename of France, against the
dictionary measures said to have been resolved on by
the Grand Duke.
The reported escape of Mr.. Thomas Francis
Neagher requires confirmation" Letters from
Mr.. Smith O'Brien, received by some members Of
his family, bearing date subsequent to the rumored
leave-taking of Mr.. Meagher, make allusionwhat-
ever to the subject:
Tangier letters Of the 22d ult. announce that
great preparations were being made in Morocco for
the reception of an embassy shortly expected to ar
rive from Turkey, with the view of improving the
friendly relations between the Sultan and that coun-
try.
The United States mail steamship Humboldt, Cap
tain j. ID. Lines, would leave Havre on Sunday the
9Th, and Cowes Roads on Monday, the 10th inst,
with mails for New York. The proper day Of de-
parture was Wednesday, the 18th, but the state of
The tides the French coast rendered 1t necessary
Sor the Humboldt to leave Havre on Sunday morn
ing, at the risk Of being detained at that port for
want of water for at least week.
The United States brig Porpoise was at st. Vim
cents ON the 22d April
The Liverpool and Philadelphia screw steamer
City of Manchester left Liverpool on Wednesday,
the 9Th inst, for Philadelphia with 1927 passengers
Mr.. Robert Stephenson yacht, the Titania, was
consumed by fire, on Wednesday night, the 9Th
inst, while lying at anchor of Cowes. The Titania
was an iron schooner yacht Of about 100 tons, and
sailed q match with the America clipper last au-
tum, in which she was defeated by that celebrated
craft.
American stocks continue, in London, in good
demand, and considerable business going forward
Quotations, on the It'll inst, were thus reported
RedeemaJie. Prices
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Ditto Six per Cent Bonds (1sGs) .......1104 110A
Ditto six per Cent Stock (1s671Sos -. Jos 1857
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