The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-06
Arrival OF THE BALTIC.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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APPROACH TO THE EMPIRE IN FRANCE.
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Negotiations between England and the
New Argentine Government.
The New Government Arrangements
for Cuba.
SLIGHT DECLINE In THE COTTON MARKET.
Inactivity and Decline in BreadstufII.
TR QUILLITY IN EUROP PE .
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The American mnil steamship Baltic, Capt Com
stock, arrived at this port at nine o'clock yesterday
morning She sailed from Liverpool on Wednesday
afternoon, tho 2ith ult.
The steamship Africa, Captain Harrison, from
New York, arrived in tho Mcrsey at fifty minutes
after ten O'clock Monday night the 22d uls-
She encountered very tempcstuous weather on tho
passage.
Mr.. w. IL. Townsend. purser, is bearer Of dos
patches from London to our government.
Among the passengers in the Baltic is Mr. VIM.
Niblo, of Niblo's Carbon.
The President of tho French republic was present
at review in tho Grand Square of the Tuilcries,
the 2lst ut.; everything passed off with tho
greatest ecia'. On his return to the Elysoe the
President was greeted with cries Of &c Vive rEm-
pe7e,r.'
The French ministerial papers publish contradic-
tion to the which hnd been in circulation for
some days, relative to the creation Of new sys-
tenn of taxation. The President has issued dsoree,
regulating the service of the merchant navy.
We learn from Paris that the Council General
Of the Bank of France had resolved to raise to
hundred millions of francs the amount Of it's
fund to be set aside for advances on French Public
Securities
In the French Budget for 1853. which will shortly
be laid before tho Legislative Corps, reduction Of
tho army will be proposed to the extent Of from
$4,000 to 55, 900 men, but that IN increase will be
made in tho genda'mer1e to the extent Of probably
10000.
General Cavaignac, previous to refusing to take
his seat in the Legislative Chamber, wished to oon-
suit his friends Generals Lamorciere and Bedcau
upon the subject and accordingly applied for pass
port to proceed to Belgium, where they residing.
The General was informed that he could have his
passport, bit that he uoald find the frontier closed
against him his return, he therefore declined 70
accept il on those terms.
The Paris Monite7w, of the 23d ult., published a
decree which settles the relations Of the Senate and
Legislative corps with the President and State
Council us also the form Of oath. Ii is follows
swear obedience to the constitution and fidelity to
the President.
Every proposition modifying tho constitution,
requires the signature Of ton Senators before it bo
made. The Senate separates tho reading of the
proclamation for prorogation, the closing Of ths
parliamentary session.
The Paris DToniie1v announces that the disputes
between France and Morocco have been completely
ettled.
The Paris Pat,ie states that several ex-represen-
taiivcs, who Quilted France voluntarily after tho
cos,p d'stat, had returned 1t adds that throe ex-
representatives of the mountain had applied for let
ters Of naturalization in the United States.
A telegraphio despatch from Brussels announces
that NM d'liaussonville and Thomas, accused Of
publishing libol on the President Of tho French
Republic, in the Monispr Francais, had been 40
quilted.
Count Thomas had not resumed his seat in the
Portuguese Chamber Of Peers, nor had he been i'm
peached on the various crimes charged against him
in tho Duke Of Saldanha's manifesto
II was supposed Mt Lisbon that tho capitalization
decree would be abandoned.
At the adjourned meeting Of the Bank of Eng
land, the resolution for declaring dividend Of dpcr
cent for tho half year was announced.
The London Neps, Of the oath ult, says, oon-
mittee of noblemen and gentlemen is to DO formed
to test public opinion with regard to the maintcn-
ance Of the Crystal Palace.
The Madrid papers announce the nrrest Of NM.
Riyoro, an ex-deputy, and Dias Quintero, jour
nalist, without assigning any for such pro-
ccoding Some further political arrests had been
made in - capital. Some papers, it is said, were
found Mt Mveros house, which seriously compro-
missed him. -Four thousand muskets were to be
forwarded to Cuba for the armament of the troops.
A Berlin letter Of tho 18th ult. says:---
Yesterday $50 emignn!s from Altcnburg formerly
OF the most fertile and rich provinces IN Germany)
rived ut Mafdoburg, In order to proceed to Bremen,
where they will be embarked to the United states Their
leader an old mnn fell sick ut the railroad station and
died half an hour afterwards. His companions
forced 10 ieave the corpse Of their friend whom they
stated TO have died If broken heart the necessity II
migrating. They departed with tears in their eyes
trusting the body Of the old the Aagcburg autho
titles, who are 70 bury him in his native so
The West India steam packet Company have
changed the name Of the Arabia, which they re-
,enuy purchased from the Cunard Company for
eIl5,O00, to LA Plata.
General Count de Coutard, Grand Cross Of ST.
Louis and Of the Legion of Honor, formerly gentle
nan of the chamber 10 Louis XVIII died at Paris,
IN Saturday, the 10th ult., in his eighty eighth
gear.
The town Of Bagnara, in Lower Calabria, has
been visited Of late by such violent shocks of earth
luako that the Inhabitants have been obliged to
cave their homes, and live in barracks Of wood
outside the town.
Several failures have occurred in tho Ievant,
altogether to cG0,O00, and Messrs.
aacri & Co, of Corfu, have suspended The in
pectors Of Mcssrs. Cockcrill have paid dividend
i Sd. in the pound, and Mr.. A. A. Lackersteon
hows CT, 600 assets to meet f2i2, 900 liabilities.
General Pachece-o- 0bcs, the Minister Plenipo-
entiary Of the republic Of Uruguay, ut Paris, has
usl sent 2O0f to each Of the Mayors Of that city,
% be distributed to the poor the occasion Of tho
DOWNFALL Of Rosas. The generals national vanity
rpears to have been hurt by the accounts Of the
efeat of Rosas, published by the English papers
lie has written to the Steele to deny that there
ny iolstein cavalry in Urquiza's army. lie also
sserts that the flower Of Rosas cavalry deserted to
Jrqusa.
treaty has just been concluded between the
Netherlands and Great Britain for regulating the
NV yigaton to the loDan Islands. BY this treaty,
he Netherlands vessels TO enjoy the same privi-
eges which are now in force in regard to British
vessels. Netherlands subjects, also resident IN any
Df the ionion Islands to share the privileges en-
oyed by British subjects.
Prince Pierre Bonaparte, says the iniependencc