The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-04


the constitution The statement denied BY the
official organ OF the sovernms1t but nevertheless the
matter much upsatpess VI feeling In Paris ano
HDssrisiniy Ter the fatufs
NJ Pi.ns Bonrparte had been tried by the Court sf
CORE stonAl Police for striking CASHIER in the Lee
eslrtve Asfsmbly the 10Th Of August The fact Of
the blow innctd not denied by tho defendant ~ho
son,erdsd that great allowance must be made for the
provccs on he had received The court after hearing
the evidence pro to the resolution that
N Bopspsrte had been induced to the act charged
against him. by direct insult from the complainant,
and only sentenced him TO q tine of 200 francs
n. Lsdru Rollin had returned to Paris determined
he implicated. This proceeding was combatted by
HE friends but It was supposed bis presence in ths
designs II the present ministry and which tho
tain party were combining together TO counteract
The inauguration of the Paris and strasbourg, and
Paris aud Ly railways, had been postponed by the
President Of the Republic The recollection OF the
eooress with which he received ~ Havre and his
intense disappointment thsrs1rom was sad to be the
The Sub {, Inmttee OF Finance said to be de-
tax being unwilling to incur the odium of rendering
such popular impost for adoption. Ii there
fore hoped that Passy would in some way modify
The tax
With respect to the Potable Liquors BILL which
formerly yielded leo 900 600 francs Tor four millions
st,rpR) revenue till repealed by the Constituent As
bly, the committee Of opinion that it should
be by decree pure and simple for the abo
lion the law Of the Constituent body thus reject
ig the project OF the Minister Of Finance for modia
cation OF the tax.
The treas ury had reduced tho rate of interest on
Treasury bills the 8 mouths bills to per cent; Q
months o. per cent; IL months q per cent.
The weekly account IL the Bank of France showed
that the each in hand In Paris had Increased by
$3.50 eco francs, the snouDt of commercial bills dis
counted lad declined in Paris by 100000 francs,
vb,a in the departments it had increased 400 go
fIncs. The overdue bills had considerably increaea
The bank note circulation had declined three millions
in Iaris, ana increased two millions in the depart
msns The balance to the credit Of the Treasury mad
decreased two and half Millions while that the
dit Of ate increased MILL The
entire amount VI cash in hai WAS 800 500 O00 francs.
and Of notes in ejaculation 500 100000 francs, the
turns were, therefore unfsvorsble.
ID announced that the direction Of the ministry
OF Pubic Instruction had been conhded to VI Lsnjui-
the Minister vi Commerce ia the absence Of VI de
Fahoux, who Lad been ordered by his physicians the
Of mineral waters in consequences Of inhAama-
tiop Of the lungs with which he had been attacked
ard which Lsa prevented him from taking any part in
public business
AD opinion was expressed amongst the members Of
tn. committee on the bnget NJ Palsy the Minister Of
Finance would be obliged to withdraw his bill the
income-tax.
1t is apnouneed that Count Mole was about to assem-
bic AT HE Mt ,bnmp Latroux. NM Theirs de on-
talcmbet Borryrr and other celebrities of the exs-
latiye Assembly The object Of the meeting
concils certain differences which had arisen amongst
the party of order
hM Videl ecesserel editors Of the Trarsil af-
rar6h had been rtiss ed from prison. after fifty
days' c,ose cobhneDent ON charge OF having parti
eiIated III the revolutionary movement Of the 18th Of
June,
NJ. Goaache a coumissary If the provisional govern
nent, and N. Laaterre, secretary TO the socialist
committee. who we're arrested in Paris on the 18th
June, had beck discbaig,d from prison.
hi berDgsr de la Drone had been appointed to pre-
ride the high court of justice to try the political
ohenaers Of the 18th Of June
Italy.
In the London Tmss VI 20ln nit there are long and
interfering accounts from the Roman States TO the
llth August. The news received ir.n Gasga de-
teriicd W b. of more favorable character than for
rome days previously, although The Pope manifested
uch restarce u making the concessions aud
20 mf'atvey required Tor the trInqnaty OF mis- do
mliuns; yet owing TO The energetic Of
mind 1t the Holy Father was beginning to be engbt-
en'd Ms To- the true state Of Affairs aud the danger to
to which continual obstinacy may expose his tempo
raj inter,ss The members Of the Sacred College
sun opposed To the making ANY change whatever in
the Ion,iheG government except such as would have
the tn ct ~ placing things their ancient footing
aud they skiUg to render null the effect vi
the courcie OF France. england AMI austria
The Paris pobdeut az the ifgs states that NJ
Thi.Is Count mole have been exhibiting sxtrsor-
dbsry al In commune secret sdyces Paris
TO tle Pope ,f sin more dictionary kind N posi-
bic ihnn that given by the Csrdip ais themselves This
curious proceeding vas said to BE- Undertaken for the
purpose If NOR. completely embarrassing the action II
the Frrrcb government Ia the affairs OF Rome.
From he Eternal lily We lesru that General Ouii-
not had returned from Gotta not very we'll satisfied
With his mision 10 the holy father The Pope hal
turned 10 ROM, bat II said had consented to go
n lar as hbsno, where the French troops to 20
out 10 meet him. Bafore sntersg Rome. thd Pope in
t.pd,d To visit Naples, Loretta, end Bologna The
people II Rome la the Anime dreaded the return
Of The Pope; not from any real dislike To the holy
father himset (fOr he generally beloved In Rome)
but by sf the fear Tor the return of ths Csrd
nall under ~bo.e rule the inns the people viu
never lie calmly obcdeDt again In the meantime, tho
greatest d. content prevailed and only ths presence Of
H.. French army prevailed general risiug in Rome,
snd aLniverssi insurr.ct,op ia thn province.
Intsndissy free we're quite frequent On tn. 9Th II
August tn.Je ware three burning once Of than
H.. .dihca az tn. ColI.sio Rom.no or ,s-
uits Oiisge This building u the noblsst in
Rome, snd contained vast store Of antiquarian tra
Iules d, whole of which. save the library des-
tfoy.d
The Republican Teper MONEY! at 20 per cent dis 4
count making total less 70 the holders OF 81 per cent
Tfs exchange on London had risen to 90 In
qU,rcr 81 III. Increased dierrdit Il the paper eGrrssey
General uud'not rad been ordered to return TO
uccfs urd,r his ,mmsnd The nua,bsr ot troops left
to lnrrison Rene anu C'i,s Vsseha vv0d not exceed
l-,ote To IL co men
Frcm Naples, we learn that there had been change
81 blmttry-rinee caristi having ra,Iaued The new
rabir,i wa NJ follows toItupato tuanee and rresi
dent Il the Council; Itchiisila War aud sisrins;
Lorgotardo Giacs sud Justes TRIO Interior rroja
Public Instruction The thrs. latter Csrdr1sla
N. Esspolitsn Five per Cents at s4i. Tho new
binistu Of sinance .as about TO coutrset a loan.
sut,ria and sardinis.
The treaty ~ pace b,t~..n Austria and Sardinia 4
bso been hnaiS rs'ihea nil sides. IL seems that
eELtythfse p.rsons e.r. eScep ed from tho amnesty
srs they ctnrris.d al the ccicbrsted naraes in
ths Mi,sB.te nobility
Ansis In Berlin.
Our P.rltn riesp,nd-ncs meutious, that In the \
stpDo II the f.cosd chan Der ~ n. ls,h Ausurt ~
hspt,un.l mmIbicsted IN. details OF the gruss at
tack ana iusult offered to the battaAn of
Infantry IN HAmb burg ON their hos ward maroh from
Boitr,n ~. evening 81 the 18Th. aud added that
the bpssiap cabinet had demanded full tstisfsotion
Tor the "utfag, 81 the Senate 81 Hamburg.
sls,w,g 9.Isisin and Denmark.
Much III feeling stii existed betse.n the Duohi-s %
Siss~y h"istsin and Denmark which to b. for I
it"m ~ the c',ssiop q hostiliies. for hpd
That 'n he 1cb Daoish vessel having entered Fleus
tury tso OF her oc.fs prnc.. d-d Co WRIT the town
Hot-cnsr cid IT, iuhsb',sntsottsina glance 81 the
Dsrib uniform tia TIE Vic-r- btualiy treated
mo tmpeil'd to tab. shelter Ia public house
The furioO, mrituds Threatened pu down buuJ-
irg, tn obuo,icus Dance we're not turned out but
iurints'ls. Pm sss Troupe srvad sud ssssted
ITEM IN 'rsctug tber escape. Count Hsventhlov
wss slto nItT.st.d.
spatr.
Our accounts n, m Madrid to the 18th August
severe sno tudaen indi- position under which Urn
Nar'nsk -ne ,uu-rirg, prevented the cabinst from
ns'tirs uD the i.th when the cribs would probably
fs,, been ofosgtt 90 sn end On the morning Of the
ttth D. va ruutfsu that recon ciatun between tho
ninitt 70 ~ns babe ard that mutual concessions
~,sid b. made On the arn lac and the systsm q the
fcr,Uttsroy 1,sbpral q the Ir.ssury Though the
vi cEutn 81 that dhsebtioD wrapped up Ia mys-
tsfy, y.t ~s- generally believed that question q
per,y had greet de 10 do sith H. aud that hos