The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05
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EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX,
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Marriage Of Louis Napoleon.
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Great COmmOtion in Paris.
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Decline in the Funds and Resignation of
Ministers.
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EXTENSIVE NAVAL PREPARATIONS.
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England Getting Ready for any Emergency.
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Denial Of Francesca AladiaiS DEATH
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Scarcity Of Provisions in Australia.
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THE CHINESE REBELLION.
LARGE SALES OF COTTON AT AN ADVANCE
Provisions Advancing-BrcndstufTs Declining,
DC, DC, &c.

Provisions ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Declining:
&c., &c, &c.
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THENCE YORK By rIix HOUSE PRINTING rEIE
GRAPH, OFFICE Il WALL STREET
HALIFAX, Feb. 4, 1853
The royal mail steamship Canada Capt Stone arrived
at this port at half past O'Clock this morning. ha
wing sailed from Liverpool Sunday morning. January
28 She brings thirty two through passengers London
papers Of Saturday evening" and Paris advces by
graph, to Saturday morning.
Owing to heavy and low tide the Canada was dc.
tanned at Liverpool from Saturday till early hour
on Sunday morning.
The Collins steamship Atlantic from New York at noon
on the Sth, arrived at her DOCK at Liverpool eleven
O'Clock A. NJ on the Goth uimo and the steam
ship City of Manchester from Philadelphia reached her
dock in about hour after the Atantic-the latter
having passed the former short distance from the
mouth Of the Mersey
The Canada reports having passed the packet ship
Henry Clay, from New York, going into Liverpool
The English news by this arrival is almost blank-no-
thing having transpired in the political world worth
hroncling.
The Carlow Parliamentary election resulted in the
turn of Mr. Alexander, Derbyitc, Mr. Sader; and
Mr. Gladstone is reelected Mr. Perceya Oxford
University.
There is some talk that the Duke of Newcastle will
succeed the Earl Of Dalhousie Governor General of
India.
The Bank of England has advanced the rate Of interest
to three per cent.
Apprehensons evidently felt though not admitted
of coup de main of Napoleon III. against England
Amongst other symptoms appears that government is
making of the various railroad companies how
many and horses with munitions of war; they could
carry to any specified point in of emergency Ar
and militia available at moments notice. large
military station is to be founded Birmingham and
Of the regular troops be sent from home
at present In the navy yards the greatest activity pre-
walls.
The celebrated Of Achlli Newman again be-
fore the court and is exciting interest among the
partsans of those gentlemen.
The Hon. J. r. Ingersol American Minister partook OF
public dinner with the principal merchants of BirInng
ham, Friday evening, the 21st ut The dinner un-
derstood to have been very splendid affair and have
elected several very happy speeches from the distinguish
ed guest and others.
Robert Ferdinand Prizes, charged with forgeres to an
immense amount e particulars CT which received
in the Africas advces, last Monday) has had hearing
before the court which resulted in his being remanded
prison, oawat his trial before higher court
Paris advices of Friday evening" state that rumor
was in circulation that Bayaran Princess had been
Countess Montegoi to be the lady and the marriage
understood to have been fixed for Sunday the 3Oh JAM
to take place at Notre Dame
The government will it is said ask for dowry of five
millions of francs for the new Empress
NJ. de Drouyn de pHuys persists in his resignation,
which, however, the Emperor has refused to accept at
least days. to allow the minister time to
slider his resignation.
William Mason the Boston pianist has appeared with
success in London.
Nearly 42 OoO, 900 of gold is reported shipped from
Australia to England since previous advices
Rev. DR.. Rice of London, has committed suicide.
Charles Lawrence Governor of the Falkland Islands,
announces that guano has been discovered there.
The French Republic.
MARRIAGE OF THE EMPERoR-DEscR1PTToN OF THE
BRIDE-GREAT DEPRESSION or THE FUNDS
STRENGTHENING THE NAvY-DIsAsTR0Us FLOODS
MINISTERIAL CHANGES, ETC.
The news, to the exclusion OF everything else is the
Emperors marriage to Mile. Montego, which has taken
Paris by surprise, and unavoraby received BY the
Pourse Mademosele is Spanard twenty five years of
age blonde and granddaughtcr Of the British Consul
at Malaga. Her mother was an Irish woman, named
Fitzpatrick and her father the younger Of Spani,h
family, who fortunately by the death of his elder
brother succeeded to the titles OF Count Montcgo,
Duke of Teba and Pennamando Her sister is Duchess of
Abba, and MademoiseIe is herself Countess of Teba
Emperor Sunday last and of course acccdei to.
The next day, the happy bridegroom communicated to
his ministers that his determination TAKEN and that
it marriage of affection One report says, that all
the minister's except one resigned but that the Empe
ror refused TO accept their designations.
1t is said that the civil marriage has already taken
place. and that the religious ceremonies to be held
the Goth Of January which occasion Prince Napo
leon Jerome would espouse the daughter Of the Prince of
Wagram, grand daughter to Marshal Berthicr,
The senate legislative body and council, were sum
moned on the 23d ut at noon, to receive commu-
uica inn fro re- IN ala maj
simultaneously with the matrimonial schemes, has
taken place disastrous fall on the Bourse; but the
government assert there is nothing in the state Of the
country, either financially commercially politically,
to cause distress. They attribute the fall solely and
when the reaction thus caused shall have restored things
10 their level the funds win be in harmony with
Nevertheless the Boursc, wednesday the 10TH was
more depressed than since the coup dat of December
18TH flc5 TO- the 10TH flo3 So on the Goth 1o4 60
Three per cents on the 18th 4o on the 1sth fro so
Twenty line ofbatte ships, eighteen frigates and a
teen smaller shpsof war fitted with the screw propeller
sspe sSSaf Sd .se IN ya s recently received
orders for sixteen gates from France, but the British
admiralty cancelled the order and similar orders for
The budget for 1854 presents an increase that
An article believed to be written by the Emperor him.
self In the Moner plains bitterly of the Paris
respondents Of the London Times Morning Chronicle and
Aduesr Some pretend to see in 1t scheme to excite
Government has before it proposals for three lines Of
trans Atlantic steamers-one to Brazil another to the
Gulf Of Mexico, and the third to New York.
The accounts Of the floods in the departments are de-
plorabe. The Loire, Seine Mosclle, Aisle, villanc
Duole and Sarthe over1own, doing great injury
the towns along their banks
severe storm happened at Dunkirk on the 18th. A
mast with an American flag attached floating
At sen.
The whole Of the Orleans property is alienatcd
the year allowed for its sale having expired.
st. Arnaud rumor says, will be succeeded In the War
Department by Gen. Caurovert
II Ia said new attempt at fusion between the Count
de Chambord and the Orleans Princes promises success