The New York herald., 1846-04-02

PARIS, March 2, lS46.
Affairs in Franee-Ths War IN AigUts-Ih
Troubles in Hayti.
Poland is beginning again to fall into state OF
fermentation. The government is alarmed, and ar
rests of young men and students'in all the towns,
are. by the last accounts from that unhappy country,
continually going on. The same spirit Of dsquiet 10
also manrfesting itself In Prussia. At Posen there
has been great agitation, and numerous arrests
have been made. There seems to be some connec-
ton between the Poles and the people of the adon-
ing States Of Prussia 1t is said that grand plot has
been discovered, which is the cause of so many ar
rests; but this may be nothing more than plot oi
the government against the people, to fnd an ex-
cuse to oppress them more vigorously.
The railroad speculation in Paris, which tor "a
time was almost active - in London, has net
turned out quite so.disastrous individual fortunes
as in the latter capital Railroad stock keeps up its
price, though the sales limited thus the quota
from Paris to Rouen, 4Oi from Orleans to Boz
deaux, III; from Amiens to Boulogne, Iii.
The war in Algeria becomes more and more seri-
ous Add ell Kader has resuscitated all his energies
and is now in the field, at all quarters with tormi
dable forces animated with religious zeal. Narshal
Bugeaud is believed 10 have brought the army, and
with 1t the colony, into great danger, by his ~
advised measures. Conscrpts being levied in
all parts OF France, in the days Of Napoleon.
Never, perhaps, was there a war undertaken by
France, which lasted SO long time, with such fatal
destruction, and such infructuous results twill bc
deep stigma upon the reign, character and policy
of Louis Philippe. The Duke OF M0ntpensier, and
the Duke d'Aumae, the kings two younger sons,
are at Marseilles, preparing to embark for Agers,
Guerilla warfare, and little expectation of catching.
or ever subdung Add el Kader, can be entertained.
To add the disasters which hover around us IN this
fatal country, it is said, with every appearance Of
being we'll founded that the plague has been added
TO the list Of our sufferings Il is certain that II
broke out on board one of the French steamers, on
its passage from Alexandra to Marselles; but every
exertion Is made to keep down or conceal the fatal
truth.
There ID no appearance OF this war ever terminal
ing. After all the blood and treasure which it has
already cost, in addition to the conscriptons now
levying throughout the whole country, demand is
also made from the Chambers for an additional sum
OF twenty-five millions, for the present necessities
OF the war. All the tribes hitherto friendly to-
France have revolted The blame OF all this mis-
fortune and mismanagement is attributed to Mar
shal Bugeaud.
1t is reported in the political circles here, that
Pierrot, the black President OF Hayti, has writ
meantime certain that England had offered her me
dlatlon behalf of the Haytiens, but 1t will be
accepted or not is uncertain 1t Is somewhat singu-
lar, that though France is still at war with the Ar
gentine republic, yet the minister Of that republic
remains at Paris, where he forms part OF the dipo-
matte corps, and is received as such. He hgures
among all the royal receptions and leyees, and con-
tinues all the relations between friendly powers.
Court or Oyer and Terminer.
Before Judge Edmonds, Aid 'nstoneall and Compton
APRm l-Nuissnce Case-7he People VI. Elder and
others-Ths cause was given to the jury last even
ng after lengthy and able charge BY Judge Ed
mOnds The jury after about 10 minutss uatien,
rendered verdict of guilty against the defendants.
common FIc.s.
Before Judge DAILY.
APRIL CAarIss Ferguson vs.. Edmund Cc6n.-Ths
action for sander and for malicious prosecution.
The defendant the senior partner in the 6Im Of Comm,
Bradley Co.. carrying on business in Exchang. Place;
There was young man named Henry Macy also clerk
in the store at the time In February, lS4o frs
considerable damage done before il was put out
After some nvesgaon into the the matters connected
ry and were taken to nd out aud bring him
tojustice-such az calling at the police ONCE leaving
statement the facts there and Offering About
this time quantity Of goods stolen from the store
Of Coffin ,whchwere subsequently, traced to man
named Falkner Upon Falknsr's being Questioned how
hs BY the goods he they had bsen brought
Falkner gave information which Mr. Conn thought
him to be arrested and brought to the police ofcs
examination was then had and Macy was examined, and
to any one in the as having been
cd in the fire. Ferguson was discharged Shortly after
the hrst arrest some other circumstances ana
ing concensd in setting fire to the store In Exchange
Place, and also for grand larceny He was taken TO
the police office, locked up and detained there for
raj days An investigation took place second time and
the result was that Ferguson was again discharged.
ins. *. ind nSrscy de-
thor alleges that he caused an attorneys letter be
written to the defendant the subject and the defend
ton ensued between them in the course Of which Mr.
CONN said the plaintiff not tree from suspicion and
that he wesd take on himself the r.k Of what he said
the Court adjourned.
For plaintiff, Mr. Brady for defendant, Mr.. j. b.
Smith.
Caleb F. Lnd.ley, rs. I'm. Jones, sheriff $e.-This
these -Lndsley brought action Of trovsr against
named Charles Walter, and held him to bail Wal
the judges and enter into special bail and Afterwards
fled the bail piece got certificate from the clerk and
brought to tie Sheriff upon which he discharged Wal
special bail was given 70 Lndslsy attorney who upon
ssd he then procured an order ::ttins aside the S.
upon upon the sSsris 10 produce wsis.rs III: shsra rs
fused alleging that he justified in dischargiDg him
tiff then brought the present action After the case hsd
been gone through Mr. Blunt the part Of the Sheriff.
assins. Walter should be on contrsc. and not in ovsr
and secondly that the Sheriff justified in letting
him 80 for the reasons above stated. The Court .us
tanned those grounds and granted the suit. For
plaintf Mr. Faucher; for defendant Mr.. Blunt
Marine Court.
Before Judge Waterman.
ArRIL l-.fssasn and Battery the High Ssss.dSsfsn
j. Waite R,eksrd Connsisasd. This was On action
brought BY the cookof the ship for the re-
covsry Of damsges for alleged assault and battery,
committed board that ship during her last cruse BY
tho mate Of said vessel who appeared In his own
behalf Judgment tomorrow.
u. r. District Court.
Arsn Judge Be,ts granted an order last week to
hold Emas McFaul, jr our Consul ct Laguira who has
lately returned this city to bail in e2ooo at the suit
of man named Joseph Miwood, who had been q sailor