The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-08
ARRIVAL OF TIE ATLANTIC.
HOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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uAPOLH0Ns INTENDED MARRIAGE.
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Its 1Aeet In 3urope.
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SKETCHES OF the new EMPRESS.
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Important Relative to the Cuban
Slave Trade.
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Increase Of the British Squadron Round the
Queen Of the Antilles.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BARK DOLPHIN, AT
CAPE TOWN, G. 6. Fl.
&C., &C., &c.
SKETCHES OF the new EMPRESS.
Important Relative to the Cuban
Slave Trade.
hePeaw Of the British Squadron Round tn
Queen Of the Antilles.
NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA.

&C., &C., &c.
n Collins steamship Atlantic, Capt. West, ar
1Avsd q her wharf at half past o'clock this morn
-. GAe left Liverpool at II O'Clock on Wednesday
ns0hg, the 10th ult., and has therefore made the
Da9Age in eleven days, twenty-five hours and thirty
ahutea
IAs Atlantic has the largest cargo ever brought
- this port by q steamer. She has $50 tons, at
valuation Of ONE and half million Of dollars.
TIE news u four days later than that received at
Boston on Saturday night by the Canada.
We are indebted to Chief Engineer Rogers and
1User Collins for late papers
The Cunard steamship Asia, hence, reached Liver
Dssa At half past 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning,
- 3sth nit.
0sssos closed Tuesday, the 25th ut., at 80 l3-4s
- account.
d p. Prizes is fully committed to take trial for the
h>s 1srgeries in the grain trade.
The Emperor Of the French has made his Official
ss0nunicaton, with respect to his marriage, on Sa-
twday. In doing 80, however, his majesty did not
nsntion the name Of the lady. The Momtenr an
that the reported dissenions amongst minis
1eEs are without foundation.
On the 18th ult., Omer Pacha took Grahovo by
seoEn, but in attempting to surprise the capital Of
Montenegro, in the mountain, he was repulsed. He
attended to renew the attack on the 18th.
We have adyices from the Cape of Good Hope to
IA 18th Of December. With respect to the war the
news is not of much importance-n0ne of the pro-
ssribed chiefs had been given up. Gen. Cathcart,
with $500 men, crossed the Orange river into the
sovereignty, on the 30th November. See letter Of
Capt Trundy's, in another column.
There was public meeting held in Exeter Hall ON
- 35th ut to hear the statements Of the persons
WAs went to Tuscany to obtain mitigation Of the
ssnaence passed on the Madiai, and, if possible. to
sseain their liberation. The Lord Mayor presided
Advices from Paris, OF Monday the oath, say
n impression created by the Emperors speech both
vssahe The teegraphc dispatches received from the
yDSvnees ray the marriage everywhere we'll received
SUarasd only temporary. No confirmation of the re-
rRs sf kthe Popes illness. Government securities de-
Dssson produced BY the leading article in the London
3Sno Of Saturday, ON French finance which was mach
Dy specSa'Srs. report was then circulated
dsstion in the army OF 20 600 This report pro-
Asesa temporary reaction which not maintained.
ltsrs read from Madrid stating that considerable
agitation existed in the electoral districts, and that
~ Getat was considered imminent. This announce
1sat produced an unfsvorable effect on sPeculators
xes per Cents opened 70 Is and closed 70 TO- Four and
= HAh per Cents closed 104 SO.
The London Standard city article, Of the 25th
0ys:-" The advices from France, respecting the
saae Of the weather, have attracted more attention
within the last two three days, because Of the
semive prevalence of wet. 1t would appear, how
svw that in most parts Of the Continent there has
bsen mild temperature and unreasonable moisture.
Parties connected with the English market are still
ssnAdent in their view that the last harvest was def
cent, and that as the spring sowing Of wheat in
vsaves more uncertainty, holders likely to obtain
- prices"
Arrival ofthe Bark Dolphin at Cape Town.
CAPE Towy, CAPE OF COOP HoPE,l
December H., 1902.
jams GoRDoS BENNETT, ESQ.,
Dear Sir-Knowing the great circulation of your
valuable paper, have deemed it TO drop you few
Anss to inform you of my passage, the deaths on
bsard the D., and Of what vessels spoke on the voy
ass nom New York to this port, on my way to Aus
ITALIA, which please insert in the HERALD. / lett
New York on the 9th Sept
On board the Dolphin, of consnnaption, Nrs samuel
Bsnie Maddox Of John Ford Maddox formerly Of
9sssnto, Upper Canada, aged 10 years.
.. Sd Dec the wife of samuel Binger Of daughter
On 9th Dec, the wife Of Robert Byrne of
Ny passengers were all well on board during the
voyage.
Oct. ~ lat 40 N lon % Al " Ir bark Creis 0uicn
Ost % lat 90 N, lon rs 5sw whaler Sathsnies Per
hana from New London, bound on cruise.
Oot. 20 lat 20 " lon "a So whale ship Peruvian Of
NV London, from Desolaton Island.
New lat "a 80 lon As w. ship Edward, Of and from
Bosten, 40 days out for Calcutta.
New T. lat % - s Ion "A Is W, brig witness, OF and
1sn Bunf, Scotland, 81 days out for Port Philip The
captain of the Witness reports being spoken in lat "a ~
~ n "a W, by Sv ship Columbus of Stockholm, from
eAsAid for Cape Town, with cargo Of Goals, leaking
hadF having 50 feet water in the hold the Captain and
requested TO be taken OF and they board
~ Witness. The Columbus sunk on the 18th Oct, in
igAt Of the Witness and the 18th her crew was
fTred the Lady McNaughton for London with troops
New 10 lat q so s. Ion 20 80 " ship James Brown Of
FAiAaelpha, 81 days from Liverpool for GeelcDg wih
passengers.
AMERICAN VESSELS ~ TABLE BAY.
Dee 1S-ship Lorena, Urquhsrt from Dublin Tor Port
Philip bark Lady SUFFOLK Gutter for Boston in weeks,
snd some 30 British vessels.
The Dolphin arrived at this port on the 9th Dec.
Is days from New York; good passage for this
season Of the year. Up to this date, the West Wind
and Ocean Eagle have not arrived There has been
but one American ship touched here, the Vim. Fro
shingham.
The Kafir war il quiet. All the troops from this
place are the frontier. The natives make depreda
Mons on the farmers every little while; they KILL burn
and destroy whenever they have an opportunity,
suA there seems TO be not much prospect Of the war
souaing 70 . close.
The gold mania here for Australia i great. Eight
a. ten vessels are up for the gold dggngs. Freight
seom here to Australia is "a sterling per ton. Flour
: worth IS, pork $50, and all provisions very high
Yours respectfully, GEO. A. TRUsDY,
Commanding bark Dolphin, Of New York.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Jan. Is, 1868.
2Ns Nsp Ministry and their Promises-Ih Car.
ron Club and the Peeistes-7hs Oxford Election
Engfish and French Faads-1h Earl OF Uest-
ssovsland- Bwmah and The Cops-1hs Lar q
Dspovce-Rrran the Mvrdsry-- JHcatricats.
Ilttle ~ feel disposed to place my confidence in
n Administration composed Of such homogeneous
aterials as the present nevertheless conceive that