The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-15

Americans call them thus, for they are hardly to be
recognized behind their moustaches besides, the
cut coat laid aside for the tight hitting Psrisan and
the hand that was once usually ungloved is now white
kidded. J can always distinguish countryman Of
mine, from other travellers BY the great Of
curiosity which he carries about with him thus, In
public places he ssks more questions and requires
more particulars than ordinary traveller and he is
right. for In this way he obtains information.
Yesterday, had the pleasure Of MEETING newly
appointed Charge d'Afairss to Lisbon B. Clay Esq.
He will remain here but short time to Of the
lions and will then proceed for his destination
TIM, ins ~ open :. which ms
place II is hoped that the stroug order party" will
the day they have thus far managed to do, al
though many fears expressed to what the next
six months going to bring forth. Socialism, how
msy be raid TO be both dead and buried Still
these kind Of meetings not unfrequent In various
hidden parts Of this vast metropolis but the people,
themselves most generally so confuse the proceedings
that they soon come to an end meeting Of this kind
Was held, afew evenings since, In place called FIN
passe grosssiee in other words, big head alley
by the way we'll suited to the members Of such
meeting. IL was presided over BY madame, who
soon driven from her inirm chair, by . we'll directed
voey Of rotten eggs and other harmless missiles This
socialism has over the minds Of the lower classes they
have clearly through its false doctrines and
vith TO put a stop to them
The President of the the Republic has arrived from
ST. Cloud and has held several councils with his minis
ters after each Of which, dispatches were
forwarded to M DeCourcelles ut Rome, the import Of
which the public is yet ignorant Monsieur d. Fall
loux Minister Of Public Instruction, whose health Of
late, has been precarious, pronounced by
physicians TO be convslescsnt and already has resumed
portion Of his duties. Something said lately, Of
bis alton, but without any truth in the report
NJ. de Lsmsrtne, wbs, before the 10 December. 1915
in,mical TO Louis Napoleon writeslmost IA
voIsbly for the President he admits that he IA de La
rtiDe) wrong, and proclaims that IL WAS a
wife Providence who placed the reins government in
such hands lie in one OF his letters that he
preudiced against the youthful actions of Louis Ma
poleon; but now he that the prison walls Of
Ham have matured the former unr pe fruit
There has been this week great movement of troops
quake with fear at the thousands Of gtterng
but IT can be peacefully accounted for by several reg
ments having changed quarters
The hve franc pieces OF the republic
now in circulaton20 600 already coined on one
side is the head of female representing the republic
crowned with wreath, with the word Consord'' on
the forehead and enviroDed by the words Repabique
FRANCHISE !" ON the other side 10 . formed by
two palms with the words Liberte Esalite and Fra
ternite !, men and boys are hawking them for sale
about the streets and public places at two
premium The cholera is SLOW in its departure, al
though but few occur--tbey PRINCIPALLY con-
fined 10 the lower classes and 20 often fatal
The weather has been so charming that since my
fashions Of the ladies; any thing the bonnets are
shade larger, and the faces more OPEN In dresses
mer. Whether or no, the French ladies have smaller
feet tMn cur bellies cannot say but there Is some
thing indefcrbably beautiful about the understanding
Of fsrsienne have observed that their boots are
usually made with heels this, doubt greatly contr
butss TO their neat appearance adds height to the
instep.
sew Kind Of street. paving is now biting laid down
on the grand Avenue des Champs Elysees, which, nh
answers will have many advantages over the old
method Of stone pavemspts Ii consists Of pieces Of
stphate eighty DosteDed with coal tar without the
king precess) which placed good gravel
oundation and then rolled into smooth surface by
very heavy cy Under being driven them Noise,
dust mud and all other disturbances are done away
with; and when rides it, 10 feels like riding
over large sheet Of India rubber for IL forms species
Of elastic read Neither do horses feet slip on it, H.
after fair trial success attends it, this kind of
pavement will Immediately be used in all the great
thoroughsr.s of the city commencing with the Boule
wards, AID then what blessing for Paris y sdieu to
the revolutionary barbados The same pavement Is
shortly TO be tried in 81 the principal streets Of
London. IL Ia not costy the old stone paving
and has not Of it, faults Here the company charge
six hsncs per square metre N IL could be introduced
into noisy Broadway, what comfort IL would be the
nequenters OF that crazy crashing, hesdopg street
Aletter, signed by many Of the respectable
resident shere praying minister ct
intrcede and protect the noble Kossuth and others Of
his countrym.n nov IN Turkey, IL going the rounds
and meets with heartfelt appreciation from all true
publicans. When the Assembly opens, which will be
the first Of October shall be enabled to give you ell
that interesting from that quarter At present be-
lievs ne yours, &c. GOLD PEN
Our Berlin Correspondence.