The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-05

leon himself: but all hesitation is past, he has
cast tho die. and must run the risk. All may be
ready by tho I'd December, but I losrn from well
informed quarters that it is more likely to be the
! goth The remembrance of the comp detat which
took place on the ID, and the sanguinary scenes of
the massacre on the Bouevards, on the Sd and 4th,
is still too fresh in the minds Of the inhabitants
What title will the Emperor assume That Of
Napoleon III is generally presumed, so as to main
tain the hereditary escent the Duke Of Reichstadt
being regarded as Napoleon III. 1t would be idle to
conjecture upon what few weeks must decide
1t is rumored that the partzans of the Duke of
Bordeaux purpose drawing up a formal protest
against the empire. The declaration OF the en-
pre must, at all events, decide one great question
the position Of the other continental powers to-
wards France. If l am to credit the latest intei-
gence from Vienna, some hesitation exists there as
to what ought to be done. The declaration of an
hereditary empire is direct and open violation of
the treaties Of Vienna 1t is true, in his speech at
Bordeaux, Louis Napoleon spoke for peace; but he
said that ''those powers which were anxious to
preserve peace ought not to push subordinate ques-
tons too TAR his is now regarded as threat.
Be this as u may, all the foreign powers are max
ing active preparations for the worst, though
think the new Emperor win not attempt war I'M
less driven into it, All the channel islands are bel
strongly fortified.
Add el Kader has been liberated by Louis Napo-
leon He will be removed to Broussa, in Turkey,
and be treated according to his rank.
There is nothing stirring either in London or on
the continent. The 18th the anniversary of the
battle of Leipzig, and kept with all due honors
throughout Germany.
The challenge Of Lord dc Blaquiere, the owner of
the America, has been taken up by three four
of our leading amateur sailors, and we shall proba
bly, have some excellent sport Lord Londs
borough, owner Of the Mosquito is building schoon-
or, and has accepted the challenge. The owner Of
trp I'D uap oh fcchn \ hood DOM tha
and others will follow. Yachting will become .
science. In the late match between the America
and Sverige, the little cutter Wildfre, beat them
both She has wire shrouds, and when sailing heels
over to fearful extent. often thought she would
GO clear over.
There is nothing particular stirring in theatricals
here. Our theatrical heaven is devoid ct stars The
Queen purposes reYivng theatricals at Windsor Cas-
tie at Christmas. Douglas Jerrold has written a
play for the occasion.
Belgium is still without ministry. There are SO
many difficulties, that NJ de Bronckere, who was en-
trusted to form cabinet by the king, has given it
up as hopeless. French intrigue is at work there.
The Queen Of Spain has just attained her twenty
second birthday.
From recent return of Spanish imports, find
that the chief articles of imports to Spain from
America are as follows-
Rum-Arrohas, 4l,s71 from Cuba 1927 ditto from
Porto Rico Ga and Il from other parts
Brazil 6075, others parts
Sugar.-Arrobas, 1925, Cuba II, $50, Porto Rico
sos other parts
Salt Fish -Quintals l7a 90 British possessions
Cocoa Spanish col quinals, 937 Cuoa a52, Porto
Cocoa-Caracas quintals, II All, Porto Rico 81 234
venezuela $3.50, British possessions 2,o7S, other
Cocoa -Guayaquil quintals, Ecuador, SO 100 Brazil,
4,394 Chile, 5000; other points 1867.
Coffee ulntas II 34s Cuba; 1850, Porto Rico; and
2s7 other points.
copper.-Quntals, $780, Cuba e52, Chile $50, other
points
Hides-spansh col, quintals, 12s, Cuba 1906 Porto
Rico
I'll II, $40, other parts
staves.-Ihousands, $780, United States five, other
Timber.-Panks and masts % 100 pieces . 933 from
Cuba 1882. United States 79S, British possessions
aud 537 other psrts Fine and dye quintals 81 947
Cuba; HOS, Porto Rico 1857, Venezuela and e372
other parts
A duel, between two French refugees, on Tuesday,
in field near Windsor, was fought With swords and
pistols. One of them was killed. The cause is be-
loved to have been political. One was disciple of
4 Louis Blanc. the other Of Ledru Rollin.
There has been change Of ministry in Turkey,
and the Porte has refused to sanction the Turkish
loan Il will, however, il is presumed, be ultimate
\ ~ given. Under the impression that the sanction
of the Porte viii be ultimately given to it, there has
been further rally In the quotations OF the scrip
II opened at d advanced 10 u, fell TO AZ, and re-
covered at o. leaving off at 81 TO 81 premium. In
reference TO tins lean letters have been received
yesterday from Constantuogle, dated the fth inst,
which state that the Sultan had agreed to recog-
Mise such portion of the loan had been authorized
by the Minister OF Finance, but the negotiators
they must take the responsibility Of the rest. 1t
wac. however, believed that under the Representa-
tions which hsd been made by the directors Of the
bank and the French minister, the entire loan
would ultimately be accepted aud ratified by the
Porto. II is stated that the terms upon which the
loan was negotiated were urged as an objection
against It's acceptance, and that the Ulemas the
pant Of the old Turkish party offered to advance the
money Mt much lower rates Of interest than those
paid for the loan under the present arrangement.
This oter, combined with the intrgues OF parties
acting in The interests Of Ruesa and Austria, led to
the rejection OF the loan, which was IN no way con-
nected with caused by the change Of ministry,
was originally stated In letters received from Malta
and Trieste.
The the recent change or Ministry at Cons.an.
nople has created considerable fersation in the uau
ciGl wen the political world OF Paris principally be-
cause the accounts which brought the OF the
Ministerial crisis stated that 1t had occasioncd by
the refusal Of the Porte 70 1afy the loan concluded
month ago in London and Paris account OF the Bank
OF Constantinople. 1t is however quite understood
that the rejection Of the loan not the true Of
inc Crisis AND mat II was merely put forwar az pre-
text Indeed the spectators the Paris Bourse have
shown chat they Of that fact for the Turkish
lean which had fallen to par On Wednesday last, rose
yesterday 10 itn previous value The Of the
fan Of The Grand yisitr Ali Pacha and the appoint
ent OF Mebemet Pacna in his stead is, understand
toloWs Count Baccochi everybody knows left Paris
tine since mysterious mission from the faturs
Emperor Of the French to Egypt and Cor stsntinope
Thetut Of his mission in Egg pit BE- already
ced The object Of lis mission TO CoDstnntinople to
demand Of the Divan the cogntion by tho Sultan Of the
lights Of the Ere nch Algeria and also to demand the
recognition Of France The protector Of the Holy Places
thstandpg the mystery in which Count Bacciochs
mission involved it's object allowed 20 tanspiIe
Constantinope before tho arrival Of the ncyotator.
The Russian ambassador apprsed the sultan Of what he
had 10 expect and the sltan armed ut the
pretenficus put forward by France, had recourse to
the influence Of Russia for support 1t is in
quepce Of this that ali Pacha who ths representative
Of The influence Of France In the DvBn Obliged csde
bis place TO Mehemet pacha who represents Russian in
futnce. In ordinary circumst anoes this change in
cabinet woud be considered implying total chance q
poey nut N the present instance this rot the In
the internal policy The country there will he change;
fer Meheme PGcha bad cordially one1 10 all the
elected since the advent Of Abe al Medd throne
But, on the other hand, important change will
take place in the external policy Of the Porte witch by
TINS change placed completely under the Influence OF
Russian diplomacy Such Ia the effect of French intri1u
ing at C,n-tanuopls Let hopo that ii may lead
70 still worse resuas
Respecting the heir 10 the French empire . cor.