The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-12
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
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rOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE NEW ENGLISH MINISTRY.
Nomination of Jerome Bonaparte as Heir
to the French Empire.
REPORTED END OF THE KAFFRE WAR.
THE NEW SPANISH MINIS TRY.
VERY LATE FROM AUSTRALIA.
ANOTHER NAPOLEON MATRIMONIAL RUMOR
Intelligence from the Madiai Family.
Trial Trip Of the New Stea mer Arabia.
&C., &c, &c.


&c, &C., &c.
The Collins mail steamship Baltic, Captain Com
stock from Liverpool December goth noon, arrived
at this port at quarter past 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, after passage from wharf to wharf of
twelve days, twenty-five hours, and fifteen minutes.
The Baltic left Liverpool at noon on Wednesday,
the 2eth ut. In running down the channel she en-
countered thick weather with very severe SOUTH
west gale. She was twenty-six hours reaching ius-
kar and forty-two TO Cape Clear. To the longitude
of As deg W. she experienced strong westerly gales
and heavy sea; thence variable winds, and gene
rally smooth sea. Several severe gales have recently
occurred on the English coast. On the 25th Christ
nias) ult it commenced to blow in the morning and
blew fearfuny during the entire day. On Monday,
the 9th another gale of still greater violence &C.
CURED. Many ships had returned, and were return
ing to Liverpool in a damaged condition; and there
can be but little doubt that the gale which the Baltic
encountered in the channel was productive Of the
most disastrous consequences.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
STEAMSHIP B4Nric
Orr SANDY HOOK Jan IL, 1858.
DEAR SIRWe left Liverpool the Goth December, at
noon it blowing perfect gale at the time, which in
creased got into the channel and it right in
our teeth with extremely heavy running it took
to reach Cape Clear and after being out three days we
were only five hundred and thirty miles from Liverpool
For over week We had very heavy weather, strong
westerly gales and tremendous and only requires
look at paddle boxes wheels bulwars and torecaste
to form pretty correct view of what we encountered
The behavior of the ship the admiration of every one
board and for myself can truly say that having
been at in thirteen different steamers never have
seen her equal as regards comfort and going qualities
The system and order board appear to to be almost
perfect and for fare it's not exceed by the tables
nj the Astor Irving or srpoltan a. Won will see by the
inch Wpla
men regarding the Arabia intense and as is natural
among passengers there is and has been great anxiety
Of have participated in to certain extent but
shall always feel indebted TO Capt Comstock and his OH
for having cared fer the safety of the vessel
1"A" Yours .nu respecfuny PHILADELPHIA
The Europa arrived ont at quarter past o clock,
On Sunday evening, the 26th ult
The news by this arrival is interesting. 1t en-
braces complete list of the new British ministry;
the nomination Of an heir to the imperial throne OF
France revolution in Albania: intelligence from
the Cape of Good Hope that the war is at an end;
and the particulars of a great storm at Liverpool
with loss to the shipping.
The Christmas holidays had of course checked
business. Cotton and breadstufs were quiet at I'M
changed prices.
The Cunard screw steamer Andes, which put back a
fortnight since damaged, sailed for New York, on
the 26th.
The efforts of the Tuscan government to raise a
loan have failed.
The Popes nuncio, Signor Garibaldi is charged
to recognize Napoleon III, as Emperor.
The nomination Of Jerome Bonaparte and son, as
heirs to the throne, is not very well received.
Accounts from all parts of England continue to be
received OF damage by the late storm, both on land
and on sea.
TopI0n 1fJnoh fpfs hot inf fiufr
event will, in all human probability, take place in
April next, in the royal household.
1t is stated that a matrimonial alliance is on
the taps between the Emperor Napoleon and the Sc
cond daughter OF the Prince of
bingen, one of the mediatized Princes Of Germany.
The Paris Monte1 contains the SenatuS Con.
snitum. The Emperor grants amnesties, makes alone
treaties of peace, alliance, and commerce. modifes
the tariffs and orders the works Of public authorities
The budget is to be voted by the Ministry. Indem-
nifty is accorded to the deputies. jerome Bonaparte
is declared the heir pre-umptive.
The Pope and Tuscany have acknowledged the
Emperor
The Frankfort Journal says that it learns, upon re-
liable authority, that the French government has
bought 200 lasts ofwheat for provisioning ortresses
The Brennan last contains 10 0S7 imperial quarters,
therefore this statement leads to the inference that
the purchase amounts to the vast quantity OF
20,l74, 900 quarters.
It is rumored that certain chiefs Of the republican
party about to tender their adhesion to the Count
de Chambord.
The accounts from Madrid state that q large por-
fon of the Moderado opposition had opened negotl-
atoms with the cabinet, which were likely to be
attended with a favorable result.
The Florence correspondent Of the London Ne,cs.
writing on the Sth ut says that through the inter-
vention Of Sir Henry Bulwer, an English gentleman
is allowed to visit the imprisoned Madai, and that
they have received many visits from those of the
Roman Catholic faith Francesca Madiai is seriously
ILL wasted and debilitated and unable to stand for
more than an instant.
England.
The House of Lords met, on Monday 2Gth, to hear
The announcement Of the new ministry previous to
adjournment for the HOLIDAYS.