The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19
Three Days Later from Europe.
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Aspect of Affairs on the Other Side
CT the Atlantic.
THE THREATENED WAR In EUROPE
ATTITUDE OF FRANCE TOWARDS ENGLAND.
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The Answer Of England 10 The Continental
Powers, Relative 10 the Refugees.
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Astonishment Of Louis Napoleon at the
War Runners in London.
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Hi Dinner, and Ayowals to Engilshmen in Paris.
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0M English and French Correspondence.
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The Very Latest, by Telegraph, from
London to Liverpool.
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THE MA r KETS.
The Answer Of England 10 the Continental
Powers, Relative TO the Refugees.
Astonishment Of Louis Napoleon at the
War Runners in London.
Hk Dinner, and Ayowals to EngiIshmen in Pari
om English and French Correspondence.
The Very Latest, by Telegraph. from
London to Liverpool.
HI M a r x E rs.
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morning, rom Liverpool, whence she sailed at half
past three o'clock on Saturday afternoon the 3lst
nit. She dipped in the samo terribly boisterous
weather experienced by the Humboldt, Niagara,
Europa, and Pacific.
Our thanks are due to Capt. Lang for his kind
attention in supplying the New York HERALD with
the latest intelligence.
The American mail steamship Franklin, Captain
Wotton, hence 18th ult, arrived at SOUTHAMPTON.
Eng, on the 18th.
There has been very little alteration in American
securities in the London market, and business had
been quiet The quotations on the 30th ult were
rs follows
United States s per Cent Bonds, 1s5s..... 90 Of
Do. 6 per Cent Bonds, 1862 ..... 102 1927
Do. sper Cent Bonds 1888. Ice ITO
p.nn Do per Cent stost lse7-ss. lsS 1872
Massachusetts, per Cent Sterling
Maryland per Cent Sterling Bonds. ST. 'S ss
Canada per Cent Bonds, 1874 ........ los a ITO
Boston City per Cent Bonds, 1865 g. 49,. 9s SAL
The return from tho Bank of England, for the
week ending the oath ult, gives the following re.
suits when compared with the previous week.
Public deposits. f476s 12l. Increase f52 oes
Other Deposits 12lS7 III. Increase 5304ol
Hest. 32i9 662. Increase. 1860
On the other side Of the account
Government securities The same as before
Other securities ,3s6325. Decrease esq 4o1
Notes unemployed... 1874 $50. Increase. e29l10
The amount of notes in circulation is e2O,64O,.
4l0, being decrease of f397 1926; and the stock of
bullion in both departments is Gl7 $685. 52l showing
IN increase Of G20S,63 when compared with the
preceding return.
M. Persigny, the French Minister fthe Interior
has addressed circular to the projects to release
Immediately from prison, and restore to their nj.
hes, all poor misled insurgents. Military judicial
authorities will receive similar orders.
1t is believed that the President Of France will not
modify the decree respecting the Orleans property,
but that he will grant the family some indemnity.
The state Of siege in the Grand Duchy Of Baden
has been prolonged.
The financial expose drawn up, BY M. Fould on
the 10th ult., and published in the lDniteur, is
not very cheering At the Bourse, however, it was
considered satisfactory that the estimated defci.
forthe year is only twenty millions. The return Of
M. Foud to the Ministry Of Finance is again talked
o. but as he stipulates for ths tss Orleans family
his return will not be very speedy M. de Morny
refuses to take any Office unless there be change
of policy.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte is nominated President
Of the Senate M. Mesnard, First Vice President;
and MN. Dreuyn de L'Huys and Troplong, Vice
Presidents.
Advices from Paris state that NM Chevalier
and Paravey are hesitating about accepting the
functions Of Councillors of State.
According to a report Of the French Minister OF
War, it appears that the loss to the army during
the disturbances on the Sd and 18th Of December
amounts to officer and q men killed, and II off,
GERS and l67 men wounded. OF the civilians the
number killed, according to accounts, which are
said to be authentic, amounts to l9l, the greater
portion of whom were insurgents Only 81 are
known to have been wounded.
The winter at Berlin continues SO mild that in
the "Thiergarten' (park at the gates Of the town.
the trees are budding, and the daisies are coming
forth in the gardens.
The accounts from Naples state that the Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs has resigned, and has been
succeeded Professionally by M. Loais Carafa Nj.
Troia succee Ids to the Pres dency.
The anticipation that France will issue DEGREES
for the prohibition Of the expectation of coin, as
the Emperor Of Russia has done by an imperial
ukase, is causing considerable excitement in the
commercial cities Of Europe
In spite Of the opposition Of Austria, the Hano-
verian Chambers, by a large majority, have rati-
fed the commercial treaty Of the 1th September
between Hanover and Prussia.
Inc AWTlans continue 10 provoke INC oRrulllafi
government, which has issued notification for
bidding the Austrian steamers on the Lake Mag
giore from approaching the Piedmontese coast.
The French government declare semi officially
that, in the late attacks on Morocco, they have
obtained complete satisfaction either in corporal
cbastisenent or in money, for the grievances they
complained of at Tangiers
Affairs in Austria arc dull and gloomy, agricul-
tural distress prevailing everywhere particularly in
Croatia.
A ministerial crisis in Denmark has just to!mi-
mated by the formation Of new cabinet.
In Spain the ministers are divided respecting
the distribution Of the church property.
The Prussian minister Of finance has brought in
bill re-imposing the stamp duty on newspapers
for revenue purposes.
II is said that the Emperor Of Russia has prohi-
blted the expectation Of wheat from his dominions
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Friday evening, Jan 30, 1852.