The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-29
rem nAYS LATER From Europe.
ARRIVAL q THE STEAMSHIP FRANKLIN.
AHAnaHKUGLAUD AID IRAHCK.
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EXCITEMENT m swift ERLAND.
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Rumsrsd Arrangements for an European
Congress.
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DEATH OF G EN-. YNAU.
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Mauini Supposed to DO SsRsted in Piedmont.
HoaE PAvoRABLE MARKET REPORTS,
DEATH OF Gen. HAYNAU.
Mauini Supposed to DO Sesfstsd in Piedmont

&C., &C., &c.

The United States mail steamship Franklin Capt j.
A. wsttea, arrived At this port at eight O'Clock last owe
ming bringing intelligence from Europe Of four days later
date than received BY the last Liverpool stssn'r-the
Asia.
Ths Faakn left Hsvre ON the 10Th, and Cowes Roads,
(whsre shs took on board London mails the 10th
inst ct six r Her thenos has consequently been
performed In twelve days and two hours
The Uuitel States mail steamer Wa hnStsn arrived 81
Cewes at three the l4th inst and after landing
the mails and passengers, proceeded to Bremen.
Tho British and North American mail steamer America
arrived ct Liverpool at nine A. NJ Of the l4th inst from
Boston and Halifax Owing to thick weather. the Amer
went aground the Burbe Bank the 14th, but
cams r without damage.
Theh avigston Of ths river E1bs Was far re-estab
shsl that steamers and small vessels could enter the
river.
Leopold Won Buch the celebrated seologist, died in
Berlin On the 4th Of March General Haynau, aged 70
Is also deaA.
An American lady bad been arrested at Heidelberg, who
Airse from tho United States for having number
of pamphlets declared BY the police to be Of revolu
tionary character.
The town Of Cremona bad been plsced in q state of
siege in consequence of sentinel having been killed.
The Opioue of Turin denies that Mazzin had escaped
on board the Engish frgats Retribution He was still
secreted. It was supposed in Piedmont
The latest accounts from Paris that the Bourse
was extremely heavy and that spectators depress
cd By the news Switzerland which regarded
deuotng serious complications between the Helvetc Re-
public and the Austrian government. 1t said fur
ther that tho Pope had postponed his journey to Paris
until Juns next which considered to be pretence to
gain tine.
slgAt change for the better preceptible in the
trade Of Paris The price of Aour had fallen franc
the sack and wheat had likewise considerably declined
Raw elk firm rise Of ten per cent had taken place
in woelens Bxandies dull Of sale
The money market slightly easier and discounts of
first class paper obtanabls At 2H per cent. English
funds railway shares, and foreign stocks firm, with
sughtly upward tendency At Manchester, q decline in
the description of goods apparent but the
general TRADE Of the district healthy At Birmingham
large orders had been received from Australia and extern
sve shipments continued bat fears beginning to be
experenced that the arket would be glutted The
bad given orders for the copper COMA
to be supplied By Birmingham houses in consequence Of
the immense demand for gold and silver coin at the mint
At Nottingham there increased homo business al.
though foreign orders lessening. In the woolen
districts undated activity prevails at further slight
rise In tho Irish linen market prices were little
lower
At Liverpool, ON the 14th Instant there only .
dsrste demand for cotton. of 900 bales of which
15oe were for expectation - the 15th 900 bales
with the market frmer.
The Franklin brings hundred tons Of French
and Swiss goods and forty seven passengers.
Oar thanks are due Mr. J. Kane the purser Of tho
r., fer favors.
Serious runors were IN circulation the subject Of
the Canada Clergy Reserve bil-rumors excited by the
declared intention Of Lord John Russell the
sion Of ths third clause the bill, which runs - fol-
lows
much Of the said Of the third and fourth years
Majesty eight charges the Conso
dated Fund of the United Kingdom Of Great Britain
ireland with authorizes thereout Of the
needed supply such deficiency in the said
mentioned SHALL and after the passing this
repealed.
The House Of Commons must Of be satisfied that
neither the xpayers of England the people of Can
ada arc to be injured by the passing of delusve
emasculatsd measure
Ths Cor7see Haliano, Of Vienna, announces that two
persons having been condemned to death Udne for
having towing pieces ard ammunition in their posses
siep kahal Radezky has committed their punishment
into two years Of hard labor with light IRONS in for
Hess.
Great Britain.