The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-19

rsoonelllatloa with ". Quiet. ssaIan whom he
was mscn emnlttesed and IN contradiction OF pre-
vlous rumors, the only object of the pamphlet,
which was hardly expected 10 become 80 public, Is
said to have been to assist in getting an addition to
the sums to be voted in the shape OF extraordinary
credits TOR the navy. That sum now amounts 10
| more than sixteen millions OF francs. The royal
| author also hopes make his publication and
| means OF obtaining funds tor packet boats, which
| might be of service to the Government navy war
steamers The effect of the brochure is to add to
the embarrassmens, as 1t Will force that branch of
the Administration TO make still greater OUTLAWS
| and they are sufficiently great already.
| M. Laf1tte, who contributed in a considerable
degree TO the success Of the revolution OF July, has
departed this life. The republican prints express
much Indignation a, the absence OF solicitude
shown by the King and his family during the i'll
| ness OF the deceased and at the dry cold manner
IN which his death Is announced in the govern
ment journals.
1t is said that the Prince de Joinvile, Oh learn.
ing the recall OF Admiral Dupetit Thouars, decided
| upon throwing up his commission, but was pre-
vented by the tears OF his mother, the Queen.
The Armorcan has arrived at Brest from Tahiti,
but the contents of her dispatches are not
| yet known. Among the passengers was M. Gosse,
the writer OF the first account OF the proceedings
at Tahiti He died at sea in the course Of The
voyage. Gen. Delarue has set out for Africa, on a
| special mission to the Duke d'Aumale. The mo-
tive OF this mission, II is sad lend the support
OF military experience, calm and reflective, TO
the ardent courage of the young Prince, less ac-
| desire OF glory and OF danger.
Touon letter states that the Lavoissier steam
er Is to go to- Carthagena. to be at the disposal of
Queen Isabella and her mother, and convey them
TO the coast of Catalonia. where their Maies,ipa
and the lnfanta are going to take the benefit of the
waters
M ooisi.u',onael says 'iat II Is assured that
| W. uuizot has protested IN the name OF France
| against the annexation OF Texas to the United
| States.
PARIS papers of Saturday have reached us since
|
Chamber of Deputies, the question of the supple
nlentary credits, has terminated After brief
rpply of M GuiZot IN the sDeech nj M Thiers the
vote was agreed TO. The Refornre saws that bank
rptces have ;ncr.ased IN en- s,sryn;n ," deoree
ne arrival ol tle emperor OF hussla In EhSiahd
was known IN Parls on Saturday night, and had
Lafitte, on Thursday, was attended with extraor-
binary honOrs
THE ANNEXATION OF Texas TO THE UNITED STATES
The proposed annexation Of Texas to the United States
app Of % whh S aug ne
With the Tinted states anS ~ th d;e,n osr
blow against the best Interests Of Great Britain The
National already in the field and calls on the nation to
disregard the cordiae of NJ Guizot and think
only Of the great advantages which good understanding
with the American Union must create for France 1t
says Lexas to the stotes new
pent and s IN shs mos aesve ha
m iat;n ,h ,h yhn e ~ T yUo sensve pv ' h
friendly that our Canadian nossess;ona are in danger
and that the European and particularly France
al.
premacy, should be prepared take advantage of the
chances which this new combination must ere long af
lord
,s JGaa ae Deeaas mus reproves the language
to- 81 ~ Glenn ~ " VIZ oni'ou o'a'es VI 'ne ques'
.. We hsi;s U st .het ~ soy r. ~ ,..; a.. -
itself about the Of Texas to he North %
confederation is not under that ront of view that
regsrd these papers, but it is that in our opinion
country which, like France has taken glorious part
in the abolition ofsavery should energecaly condemn
the language openly held by the Government OF the
onea oates we nave before us the correspondence
rs any NJ MI Mr. Mr. Eye
mart of the limited States ars from bss;nn;~ =. d t
only an apooev hut an snJacous ins6cat;on of he
principle of slavery while nearly all the rest Of the
society from this hdeous leprosy that has long DIST
cured it, the United States alone defend it in language of
republican and democratic governments understand
humanity, equality and liberty"
Germany.
The King of Hanover has given I'M all ,nter,on
ot visiting ENGLAND this vear He mpaiastu - sa;d
tn he revising IN. mun;cn.I u,s sc 10y n 30 SAY
The people OF Hanover are we'll satisfied that he
The King Of SaXonv has mst g;ven orders y, the
authorities of his Kingdom nor 70 give The tile "
Highness to the Dukes Of Save Cobnreio,ba and
AnhaIt Similar directions have been given nv The
who might have any intercourse whit nr;ncinai
lies in question With respect TO this affair Of
honor" we are informed that proposal will be
made in the Diet to grant the title OF duca highness,
"3uesse Trenissine D,caleo II is believed that |
the Dukes will be satisfied with this
A German journal announces on the authority |
of recent accounts from ST Petersburg, that the |
Emperor Nicholas will 60 at the beginning of July
Carlsbad where there will be important negotia-
tons.
The national debt of Austria, including eyery-
thing amounts to OLA 600 600 forms: that is more
IMAM SIX times as much as the total amount OF rev.
me and eynendif,re 10 nor eYsc,v Lno,nm ht (, e
certain that there has ionr hen deGr;, ,h;oh
Baron Kubec has not been abIe 70 "e, ID ~ Win"
The Amazonr corvette of % onns tho fr:, man
of war thar Prussia and IN gepsrai the nn,n,rn
COMPOSING the Customs, JTn;oS has anr r oSsaaad
has ieft CasseI 10 nroceed n the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o
the lattudes of America She has . crs,v Of aSo
men. Wv" - --'
Belgium.