The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-07
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON
One Day Later from the Continent
of Europe.
IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.
The Famous Report Of N. Theirs and the Speech
dM. do TOsqueyills on the Roman Question,
&c, &C., &c.


O. W. Floyd arrived here about two O'Clock yesterday
afternoon.
The Washington left Bremen on the 18th ultimo, ar
rived at Southampton the 18th following and finally
sailed from Southampton Saturday afternoon the
10th, at o'clock, P. M.
The W. brings about 100 tons of bale and goods
of German manufacture. from Bremen, and about 100
tons of ofFrench and British goods from
Hsvre and Southampton; total value about $o50,00e,
There 20 class and 10 first class passengers
amongst the latter His Exceency General Ssun-
ders Minister Of the United States to Spain) lady
family and servants; His Excellency Mr.. Rush, late
Minister to Paris; the Hon W. II. Stiles, Qats United
States Charge dAaires to the Court of visnna lady
and family the Hon. Mr. Flennken Qste United States
Charge dAfaires to Denmark and son; the Right Rev.
Bishop Southgate, (AInericsn Bishop Of the Turkish
Mis- IN at Constantnople) lady aud family Sgnorina
Bertucca primo donna of the Italian Opera, &C., So
We learn, that during the outward voyage Of the
Washington to Bremen, she experienced most dreadful
weather between Southampton and Heligoland, and
abe in consequence three days and three nights
performing the run from Cowes to Bremerhsven dis
lance usually accomplished in forty hours. The steam
or, during the gale which then blew fully sustained
her reputation good sea boat.
1t has been decided that the Washington Is not to
return to Southampton the Goth Of this MONTH but
leave the Goth of March next. She is to undergo
thorough overhaul machinery and the boilers are to
be very much improved particularly in regard to the
construction Of the ues which, 1t is found do not
always generate sufficient supply Of steam After the
return Of the Hermann expected the 9th December
she will also lay up and be similarly repaired. When
thees improvements have been effected there Is little
doubt the speed Of there steamers will be greatly aug
mented, and that they will successfully compete
with the Cunard steamers regard to the rspidty Of
Atlantic voyaging.
During the whole Of the present year, the ships Of
the Ocean Steam Company have maintained most per-
feet regularity have never experienced any accident
Whatever, and have left New York, Southampton and
Bremen the appointed days and hours, without
instance Of detention The immense eights and large
number of passengers carried have yielded excellent
revenue, and there Is doubt that the line Is
producing such trsc both of goods and passengers,
~ will always all fortnightjy line Of ships when
established.
We are informed from HAvrs that the Hermann was
engaged full Of freight she woad have 200 tons from
Bremen and 500 from Hsvre and Southampton, all at
Although the Washington left Southampton on the
same day that the Hbernia lett Liverpool yet, owing
to the early hour Of the sailing OF the latter vessel
which did not bring the London OF the 10th u
she brings news and continental offuy
day steraats than received by ths liverpool steamer
ton on the morning Of the wAshington's departure.
She had Sl1s50o0 on freight from the Gulf Of Msxico
alse $e6GC0 for account OF the dividends Mexican
bonds, and 900 serons cochineal.
France.
IMPORTANT NEWS THK FRENCH MINISTER OF 20
REIGN AFFAIRS ON THE ROMAN AND TURKISH
QUESTIONS
Our letters from Paris extend to the 1sth October.
n alludipg to the ministerial crisis on the Roman
question, which had existed for several days one cor
respondent that the differences were likely
to be arranged between the President Of the republic
and the Theirs party and that o compromise would
be Effected this askhard question. Weobservs that
during the debate in the Legislative Assembly on
the 18th, upon the supplementary and extraordinary
credits claimed BY the m nisters OF War and Foreign
Affairs, for the Roman dtion, Nj de rocqueviile
stated explicitly tamidst loud cheers from the mou1-
ain) that the cabinet had fully supported and tcoud ad
here TO the expressions Of policy contsines IA Louis Nlp'-
Jsns celebrated letter 10 Colonel New and farther that
ire Pepes manifesto had realised all the hopes Of tie
government Ne fthsr ebserre that the eastern ques
son The President Of the rtpubc aud mis- cabinet at
su. win ne T,os and mo gsrty the iai'er not assr,s
Satan It was understood bo~sver that the President
had determined not BE- influenced by these resctioniss
and ultra lssitmists and his popularity had In some
measure improved with the republican party although
the French funds we're slightly depressed by the rumo
referred to. .
The aissereeabls incident which terminated the
slttipg of the High Court Of Versailles on the 18th,
gave occasion for protest on the part OF the
Tor the defence against the insults offered them by NJ
Petit, and which read In court by NJ. Cremieux,
and deposited with the clerk The Attorney General
prinfl excitement occasioned by the protest on the
part of beers Of the profession as himself The
Letters from Bordeaux announce the election OF tue
republican candidate Lasarde In opposition TO the le-
sitimist candidate NJ Ravey and NJ Gsuthier the or
leanist Nj. Lagsrds poiled 70 Jus oauthsri looVV'
The Er,a,m,ut say, "a The aids-decamp Of the
Of Russia who arrived yesterday in Paris has
bsa 10 III. Minister IL Foreign Affairs by NJ
Kissei.f the Russian Charge d'Araires Ate. long
conference theiR ussisn Envoy IL said 70 nave dscsu
t,l.a dugh r. n
,ositye text of treaties would regard AZ declaration
OF war the entrance Of French heet IN me Osrda
eles We are assured that orders have bsen gwen 10
our fleet which has just left Iouon TO JON the En-
gsh fleet OF Naples =. -,
The followine is the account Of the incident which
led TO the duel between VI Theirs and Bxlo LIN zoe
course Of his speech Mattheu Ode la Drome) said;
CIT Is not our party slludng TO the Montasnard who
have bspatered the resident With praise
ana blame IL was not our party who said that the
election q Louis Napoleon would be disgrace 70
france. There words we're attributed 10 NJ iniers-h
NJ T~sss ross 10 his seat aud said. II deny them"
NJ Bpto-I myself heard you use them.
Nj M,rtutsy then said "Betseen VI. THEIRS, VINO
r.nudst,s those words aud VI Bixio Who declares 20
have heard them, leave France TO decide
Al ussebry,n TO demand ,aiisfAction from ". Biso,
who said be ready at that moment anu sppointso
81 Favreau aud NJ Victor Leirsnc as hls seoen rs,
mi. took Mace about O'Clock The seconds hndiDg
pi,io would not retract his words, ct once entered
their carrages drove from the chamOef 70 tue ue
~ as ~ ctusily, this seconds then nsrfered aud de-
dared that the honor cash Of the combsispts was
without stain They then retained TO Their carriages
and drove back hear the conclusion Of the dsoste ia
the chamber The whole affair did not occupy more
than half an hour.
The Famous report OF NJ. Thiers on the
Roman a. uestion.
Iroist AWE AsstkfnLY-SuriSG OF OcTonEa 10.
nj. Dppiu. zen the president, took tho chair at q
quarter pasttNo. -
A number Of local bills adopted without dis
cussicD.
abe Assembly then proceeded to hear reports on
petitions. -.
Several were presented with out ang any interest
The Pa rstrEtr The tribune is to VI Theirs for the
riesebtstion uf report. (MsrSs OF curiosity
A. TruAs said that he had TO present the report Of
the cruui5tst appointed 10 examine the bill demand
ns credits tor The diton TO Rome The documens
9 Cj.rt.emeu--Thc Intervention u France in the
Affairs az ~ me has aT,sdJ bsen frequently discussed
in both the Constituent and the Legislative Asses
bes Nes facts have taken place and The govtrnment
has had the wise idea Of tset fof,etAln4 81 demands
for explanations by 81 bringing fnrFsrd series
Of bills demnuoing crejils ueo-sfaty Tor the eNpsi
ton ard which would at the sane time rise Al ocsa
a.. a.