The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25

into the tits better that she should nght than to
be dictated to by the despots Of Europe
The French Republic.
STATEMENT OF THE MINISTER OF FINANCE THE
"RErUBLic" DEEPER AND DEEPER IN DKBr-rHR
TOUR OF THE PREsIpENT-THE REPORTED ATTENrT
TO MAKE THE GOVERNMENT IMPERIAL SPEECH OF
THE PRESIDENT ITALIAN AFFAIRS = RECALL OF
GEN. oUDINoT-RUMoRED CHANGE IN THE MINIS
TRY, ETC, ETC.
The advices from Paris are OF the 9th inst
On the Sd inst the Minister Of Finance laid before
tho Assembly statement Of the treasury for the last
ten years showing that there has been constantly in
cressing deficit during that period From this expose
appears that the revolution of 1S4S added
francs to the expenditures whilst, the other hand
reduced the of the indirect taxes 1854 900
francs the 45 confines additional covering the de-
hcit The real deficit Of 1Sa9 win be 900 francs
The total deficit on the LIST OF January next will be
francs or about f2l 000 llO 600 OOO
The expenditure of 1850 will be 500 600 francs and
the receipts estimated at OOso 900 leaving
deficiency Of 800 600 francs including the tax ON
potable liquors. To meet all these difficulties the
minister, M Passy, demands loan Of 200 900 900
francs about fs00o00O 100000 OO and asks leave
to annul the reserve Of the Sinking Fund; to REIN.
burse the tax on potable liquors in another shape
to create other taxes and for carrying the public
works. to have power to issue treasury bonds to the
extent he may require.
In the Assembly, on the 9th, there was a lengthy
and exciting debate upon Italian affairs M Favre and
NJ de Tocqueville were the principal speakers. Both
these gentlemen very brilliant and effective and
were warmly spplauded by their respective parties NJ
Favre seems to have assumed Lsdru Rollins position
as leader Of the opposition. At the conclusion of the
hate
vote of 42S for the order Of the day pure and sim
against 176- majority for ministry 1852.
The President has returned to Paris from his visit to
the Loire. He will next attend the opening Of one
or two lines Of railway connected with Strasbourg and
Lyons and then visit Havre and the northern provinces
The rumor relative to q meditated coup d'stat, to
change the face Of the government has reached such
height that In his speech to the people Of Tours the
President refers to the subject. He says
II s pretended in Paris that the government medi-
tates some enterprise similar to the 18th Brumsrs
Are we, then, in the same circumstances? Have
foreign armies invaded territory Is France torn
BY war! the Law without vgor, and the government
without force, No! We are not in a condition to
necessitate such heroic remedies
Some OF the French journals insist that the visit OF
the President to the western provinces was failure;
and that his reception although warm, was not en-.
thssisstic and that in fact that part Of the country
ut least Is not ripe for imperial revolution whatever
it may be for q change to . monarchy.
As sign Of the times 1t Is announced that new DO
tica journal will appear in Paris on the 10th Of Sep
tembsr and that it will represent the opinions of the
extreme legitmist party 1t is to be conducted by NJ
Cratinesu Jolly.
COL Edgar Ney to leave Paris to morrow for Rome
and will be the bearer Of dispatches appointing Cen
Rostoam eommandsrn chief Of the army In Italy, in
the place Of Gen. Oudinot The cause Of General O's
"a ssid IN h. bis a. L.
with the Pope, who has always looked upon him with
suspicion.
The rumor Of change Of ministry Is very general to
day 1t is said that NJ. Mole is to be Prime Min
lister Count Mole had Heightened interview with the
President Of the republic yesterday,
Interesting from Italy
AFFAIRS IN RoME-THE PoPR's COMMISSIONERS
DEFEAT oF THE AUsTRIANs BY oARIBALDI, ETC.
The latest intelligence from Rome is to the 3Oth
ult at which time nothing hna had been decided upon
and things remained in mostly the state 80 far
as the papal government b concerned they were on
the day General Oudinot entered Rome.
The commissioners, named by the Pope, had arrived
at Rome, and commenced proceedings by dissolving
the whole Of the Roman army, the troops which
had remained faithful to the Pope
There Is report in France that Garibaldi had de-
fated large Austrian corps which attempted to arrest
his progress He had IL is said laid down his arms in
the little republic Of San Marine, about forty square
miles in size and claimed the protection a that rspub
tic. The Austrian commander at Bologna refused this
surrender, and sent OF forces to put him down Carl
baldi, however had been joined by great many Hun
gsrans and many of the people Of Rimini, a town
Of Romagna, who had pronounced favoraby to him. and
this resulted in the defeat Of the Austrians
Sardinia.
TIE TREATY OF PEACE WITH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF TnH DIFFICULTIES.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Chronicle,
writing under date Of Thursdsy the 9th inst says -
Xhe particulars of the manner in which the final
settlement OF the amnesty question between Austria
and Sardinia took place. not yet known beyond the
fact that it Is not precisely in the terms originally
peace has been ultimately signed.
Now, Austria can march her Italian army under old
Radetsky to Hungary, and we shall probably have an
opportunity Of ascertsning whether he can conquer
as easily when opposed by Georgy BEN, % when OPP
pofed by Charles Albert
Venice.
THE REPORTED AID PROM AMERIcASs-THR CITY
STILL HOLDS OUT.
The Steele Of Paris, gives the following announce
mont, which IL looks upon - important
ave have received information that three United
States ships entered venice, with money provisions
for the bssieged. Venice stir holds out bravelyn
Tuscany.
THE RETURN AND BRILLIANT RECEPTION OF THE
GRAND DUKE TO MS DOMINION.
The Grand Duke and his family returned to Flo
the 2sth ult and received with great
thuslasm. He had previously granted a general am.
nesty IL Is but short time since this same Grand
Duke compelled to ny from these same enthusiast
tic people.
Affairs IN Great Britain.
rHK VISIT or TuE QUEEN TO RKLAND-HER EN-
THUsrAsTIc RECEPTION BIT THE RsH-INcREAsE
OF THE CHOLERA IN LONDON, ETC, ETC.
The London papers Of the 10TH and Liverpool Of
the 18th inst
They chronicle the progress Of the Queens visit to
Ireland and the attendant proceedings at great length
The royal party arrived in Cork the I'd inst, ct
night where the authorities caught mapping, as
they had not expected the visit by twenty
hours.
The royal squadron sailed from Cork on Saturday,
and arrived Kipcstovn Sunday exanino Ia fol.