The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-21
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE,
RECEIVED By THE
NIAGARA, AT THIS PORT.
Threatened War between Austria and Prussia,
on the German Question.
EUROPEAN VIEWS on CUBA AND CALIFORNIA,
DC, &C., &c.
Oar Paris Correspondence.


Oar Paris Corrcspondencc.
PARIS, October 8, l849.
Opening of tie French National assembly -Spscks
of Ww-Forcibie Closing ofa 1hsshe-Stop-
page Of q Coweyt-IAe Hon. Mr.. Rivss-7he
Hen. Mr.. Rush-Rendszvoss for americans at
Psrw-CrQqs-Aajor Pomssin-F1stioxs, src.
The National Assembly was opened on the LIST
instant. A vast crowd of lockers on surrounded the
buildng, but every thing passed off quietly. The
sessions Of Monday and Tuesday are entirely void
Of interest, being principally occupied in orga-
nizing the committees, &c. Yesterday, there was
no session. As yet, no ministerial changes have
taken place. Great economy is in contemplation
by the government; the army, if possible, Is to be
reduced to the peace establishment; but this will
not be possible, for France, as she now is, has
more to fear from enemies at home, than she ever
had to fear from foreign powers; and then, things
all over the continent of Europe, am sorry to say,
have not SO peaceabe an appearance as they had
this time last year. The Roman affair cannot be
said 10 be finished; and, even If 1t should be par
italy patched up by this government, depend upon
it, il will not long remain so; has been altogether
a very unpopular business, and will require time
and wise legislation to arrange it satisfactorily.
The Turkish affair, too is speck on the horizon,
French ambassador, at Constantinople, General
Aupick, has asked for fleet to be i'm lediately
despatched to the Dardanelles and Sir Stratford
Canning, the English ambassador, has asked the
same OF his government. This, certainly, looks
rather warIike. The English minister has also
caused several English officers to come from
Gibraltar and Malta, to serve instructors in the
Ottoman army, which has lately been augmented
by the addition of 10000 recruits.
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Martin was closed, par ord'e de Pautorss. The
managers had put a new piece on the stage, en-
titled Rome" which, 1t appears, was obnoxious
in the eyes Of the government The great fault of
the representatio be characterizing all
those who have had to 90, politically and martlay,
with the late Roman republic; and, as most OF
them are still living and their acts have not been
the wlsest, the government does not wish Its fol-
lies to be put so openly before the country. dis
centented mob remained some hours in front of the
theatre, but dispersed without making any dlili-
Some democratic associations on Sunday last,
proposed to have given grand concert, at the
Chalit, large garden, in the rear of the Champs
Elysces, and more than 5000 tickets had been dis
posed off the PTefect of the Police, however, had
received such information as TO convince hun that
the meeting would be attended with trouble; he,
therefore, refused his authorization. The concert
did not take place.
Il Is said, that M Lucien Murat has positively
received his nomination as ambassador to Turin.
The President is stlll sojournng at St Cloud. In
the midst OF his pressing engagements, he finds
little time for recreation. met him, a few days
ago, driving through the Park, at Neuly, it'll the
Princess Demidon at his slde lie looked more
like republican President there, than ! had ever
thought he could; he dressed in plain suit of
black, driving himself, without any attendants, or
Garde du Corps. The matter Of extending the
Ocroi line Of Paris Is now under consideration,
by which the duties payable at the gates will be
greatly augmented; and 10000 metres OF land,
now without the wallis belonging to the city, will
be much enhanced IN value; If acted upon, the re-
venue of the city will be wonderfully increased.
Oar minister, Mr.. Rives, is now here as yet,
he has not been presented 10 the French govern
ment: but, In day or two, viii be, al which time
he will be cordially received and recognized. Mr..
Rush leaves Parisnext week, for the United States.
Colt, the " revolver" has thought II proper, In
these revolutionary times, TO offer his invention to
this government. He is here, and has had several
interviews with the Minister OF War, and no doubt
will procure large order for these shooting irons,
for the French army. So much for American enter
prize and invention abroad. Its influence ID per-
ceptlble in every country of the world. Since my
last, have not encountered so many OF my coun-
frymen, although a select number of delegates are
always to be met with at Messrs. Livingston.
Wells & Co.'S, American forwarding and commits
sion house, No Place de la Bourse THIS es-
tablshnent 10 perfect paradise tor travellers who,
in their meanderings the continent, have not
been able to peep at OF their own breakfast
table newspapers here Ohanks to the proprie-
tors) they are all TO be found; and many is the
American daily seen hurrying along from his
morning meal TO get the latest news, always to be
had and heard at this rendezvous.
The cholera still hangs on as if with deter
mn.,lon not entirely to Aq the premises ten ., 81
of these fatal; the weather. 1t Is hoped, will
have the effect of putting an end to this scourgc;
u has been very unsettled this week, much rain
>aHd wind, without being much, II any, cooler.
The wine crop of this year, It is prognosticated,
will be q favorable one, mere than average,
and Of a good quality. This is the season of the
vintage and all the large vineyard ProPnstors have
fruit, &c. The grain and potatoe crop has seldom,
If ever, been more sbundaut the report that po-
statces had been attacked with the disease, is un-
sfue.
The fashions have as yet undergone but slight
chsuge; this lie TO be accounted for by the tenn
peraturc Of the climate, which does not so sud-
with US at home; the ladies' are dressed much
the same during the day as they have been
all the summer; IN their evening promenades, as
II 10 cool, winter garments are substtuted; the
bonncts worn now ar nearly all drawn, made oil
every variety Of material; generally with very lit
tie trimming; they are gradually increasing in
size, &c.
The announcement of the arrival Of the Niagara
at Liverpool, has Just been received, as well az
some letters BY her. Much uneasiness ~ felt al
the news she brings Of the difficulty between the
French minister and our government. This may
yet cause the non-reccption OF our newly nomi
mated minister here Ii is to be hoped that the
affair is more of personal than national one
and 40 the insulting ambassador was one appoint
ed BY the provisional government. it Is more thar
probable that his acts have not been sanctioned by
the present administration. The English papers
however, cay that France had approved Of tn,
spirit OF his correspondence. II tins be true, ano
'sher disagreeable Misunderstanding will grow gu
of II, and, perhaps, war. have Just heard, how
ever, that the French government has recalled thu
offending minister. II so, things will again b,
placed on right footing. These various warlik,
appearances are really enough to unsette tn,
mind of every one. What Is going 10 come o
theml each one asks himself, so does your cor
respondent GoLD PEy.
PS.-At the Bourse to-day, per cents. IS 10
and 3 per cents, 5.60 without much animation ID
the market.
Oar German Correspondence.
BsRLrs, October 2, 1919.
Highly Impmta~t - Anothu CaSse Of Var
Threats Of Austria against Prrssia- Maitarl