The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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The Eastern Question Still In Doubt.
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LATEST DISPATCHES FROM THE PROVINCES.
Rko In the Price Of Provisions in Pariss
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FOOD DISTURBANCES IN ITALY.
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Visit Of Queen Victoria to the Dublin
Exhibition.
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Death Of Sir Charles Napier.
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Another Royal Entertainment to the Officers
Of the Cumberland.
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PARIS FAS HONS.
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STATE OF THE MARX E IS.
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Visit Of Queen Victoria to the Dublin
Exhibition.
Death Of Sir Charles Napier.
Another Royal Entertainment to the Officers
Of the Cumberland.
PARIS FAS HONS.
STATE OF THE MAR 4 E is.
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The U. g. NJ. steamship franklin, Capt Wottcn, from
Havre and Cowes arrived yesterday morning at six
She made the passage in twelve days and eigt hours
The +. brought ak hundred tons Of French and
Swiss goods, and one hundred and sixty passengers
Among the passengers is John II. Powell, with his
painting of the discovery Of the for the CAPT
toll Geo. W. Kendall Of the New Orleans Picayune, and
Mr.. r. E. LAuntz and Mr.. Greenough, sculptors.
The Franklin was detained one day at Havre, by the
owness Of the tides the French coast preventing her
from getting out Of the dock She left that port at nine
O'Clock A. NJ of the LIST instant and arrived off Cowes
the afternoon Of the day, to embark the Engsh
n ais and passengers sent via Southampton.
The British and North American royal mail steamer
Niagara reached the Mersey the 2Sth u from Boston
and Halifax.
The Arctic arrived at O'Clock p N. the Goth ult
ct Liverpool.
brig Dolphin, Lieut.. Bergman United States Navy Com
mandor at Southampton having put into that port
to reft Her officers had been entertained by Mr. An
drews the Mayor Of Southampton at his country seat
Winchester.
We observe that the passengers by the Washington
had presented elegant silver pitcher to Captain NJ
Fitch the commander of that ship, In testimony of his
mastery skill and seamanship displayed in the terrific
gale of wind which blew at the time he made the English
coast, the Goth ul, and during which he navigated
the ship safely through the Needles passage without the
aid Of pilot No pilots outside the occasion,
In consequence of the fearful nature of the weather
The British frgae Dedalus, from the Pacific, arrived
At Plymouth on the goth ult, having 81 4oo,o 900 in
specie.
Sir Henry Barkly, the new Governor Of JAMAICA had
taken his departure for his government In the Brit
ish screw ship ofwar Brisk This vessel had put into
Falmouth from stress Of weather. whence she sailed the
Goth ut.
At the London markets on the Goth and 3lst ut
considerable business done in all descriptions Of
gain but cannot report any advance in prices
those brought by the last steamer The advance noted
by the Asia fully maintained but pause in spscu
laton had taken place, owing to essened deman from
tho continental buyers. Flour in good request and
frm American barrels being sold in the London market
at COS. Cd to 3ls. Barley and oats slightly irmer
The Liverpool cotton market the 3st ult rather
frmer. Sales o0 to 5000 bales eco for export end
speculation.
The London money market had suddenly become tigAt
Capitalist were drawing In their loans, and fur
Their rise in the rate Of discount the part OF the Bank
Of England expected The chief reason Of this una
vorabe state Of affairs the constantly increasing do
maid for money the high price Of grain and the drain
Of bullion to Russia. france and the oninsnt generally
pressure anticipated before the close Of the
autumn 1t known that large quantities Of bullion
would have to be exported in payment for grain.
The tea market WAS rather better Taliow dull.
HavIe journal states that the experiments made ou
the ceoyc engine OF Mr. Ericsson by commissions of the
Institute and Of the Minister OF Marine had taken place.
and not conclusive expected owing TO the
mrerfections of the machine and the haste with which
it was got up.
II 10 mentioned that the admiralty have deter to
discontinue tie employment OF ieenAnts of the royal
navy - admiralty agents in the North Ams,can mail
steamers.
Cardinal Wiseman Is lecturirg at Liverpool.
Iron shipbuilding is to commence soon at Preston.
The West India mail steamer Magdalsna, arrived at
Southampton the 3st ult, with Specie value 1885,
OoO freight from the Gulf Of Mexico and the Pacific
The breadstufs market has been excited ever,
but Tuesday. the 30th ult, the high prices had be
gun to check business Western canal -four was called
at 2os. 3D.; Philadelphia 3os 3D.. Baltimore, 31s I'd.
Indian improved Cd. yellow held at s2s 32s. Cd.
The Liverpool cotton market had been quiet all the
three days; prices favored buyers but not quoted
lower Three days sales 16 Ooo export $500; specula
ton, 600. Import saue time, 10000 Manchester
Trade and prices eighty declined.
The Pattern question had started into fresh Hfe and
increased the asness regarding the final ISSUE The
Porte had accepted the proportions of the Vienna con-
ference with some unmportant notifications In the
wording. The moneyed world was by no means reas
sured By this announcement, and the Goth sort Of
semlpanc produced by article in the Joo! les
Dats protesting to give the substance OF the "unmpor
tant alterations which had been made by the Sultan
II the version Of the debates be correct one the note
would have to be entirely modelled and IT must be
sdered very doubtful tie Emperor would accept the
alterations Thus the negotiations would have 10
almost dc moro, and the Porte Ia thseeby playing
into the hands Of Russia because pretex Tor delaying
the evacuation Of the Danubian Princpeties would be az
forded 1t depends therefore, entirely upon the Russian
Gar to reopen the question not just he chooses,
ind to revoke his previous acceptance Of the arrange
pent Of tho four great Powers If it suited his policy to
cosc.
Against this view Of the case and evidence of more
tactic appearance of affairs, we fnd in the Morning
Cra,ic Of the alst ult, telegraphc despatch from
Vienna statrg that courier had reached that city from
Cor ssntinopIc confirming the statement that the YER
ta alterations TO the note Of the four Powers were really
inhiInlcsnt and that the Porte had addressed circular
to the ambassador OF the Powers stating that its dignity
REQUIRED such notifications and that tho sultan would
ssnd Ambassador to ST. Petersburg, smultlnoc aaly
with the excavations Of tho Prinoipalites.
The London Times Of the day, publishes tele-
graphic despatch dated Bucharest August IL 10 the
effect that the Austrian Consul General having received
dispatches that the Oriental question was settled the
Russians would eyecuate the Prncipalcs in September
and in Paris 1t was stated that the foets Of England
and France would thereupon return to Malta and T,uon
Serious riots broke out the Goth ut at Loge in
Belgium. A largo body CT workmen and women on that
day assembled the guai de Ia BATE whore species
CT market is held Their monaclng attitude Great
cd considerable alarm, and The authorities called out
the 3cndoraeS who received with loud hisscs In
few minutes the popuIous streets In the vicinity sent
forth their Thousands Of operatives, who in spite Of re
monstIances and all the attempts of the armed force
would not dspcrse. mandatory Of arms on the qua
dAvory WAS broken opon, and quantity OF firearms re-
moved. Great excitement prevailed, but tranquility
was at length restored.
The United States and Austria--The Eosytn
Difficulty.
TFrorn london Times. August 10