The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-03
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IMroBTANT MEETING or TIE FRENCH CABINET
LITERARY Treaty wrTn TIRE UNITED sTArEs-vl
SITS or TIE PREF Observation-Disclosures, CRIES or THE
PFoPIi- BANKRUPTCY OF LAmARriNE, Ere. Fro.
Advicts Of the 18th ADg say "A Council of Minis
held tbis morning for the consideration of
in, portant questions Of foreign policy VI be rightly
informed they have receive information of the inten.
Of the Bavsrian 10 respond To the de
Uapd Of Austria for assistaree by mar ching men
to vienna to cover the capt. while troops
operating in Hungary There nothing said to day
about Prussia and however we'll disposed that power
mpbtt to assist Austria in her present difficulties
yet the hazards and risks she would encounter by ir
Eating the people Of Germany are enough to restrain
her meeting the overturs Of the cabinet Of Vienua
tn, If The INTENDED movements # Baroria hare Dis
rb,d fhe French eorernment bers1se Of the trrstion
likely 10 b 'Tesd ~ France Accounts from Rome con-
tinus TO be very bad The army 10 nsnitestipg symp
toms of dsconfeht and the desire to return 10 France
becoming general in the rspks: even General Oud,not
Is with the f"Dtcal SO that
the Roman affair IL becoming more and more compli
Gated change Of mnstt RS is considered very likely
byh rer of Messrs Dufaure Odlion Barrot,
with their immediate friends The incidents which
marked the witt to lIavre considered unsasfac
tory that the of the Eperpay section of
the bureh line at which the President was TO have
assist d. has been postponed for aoIoe weeks As
indication Of the kind Of spirit which npimates the
cabinet, 1t msy he mentioned that Poles who de-
sired to 20 10 Greece have been refused passports
treaty IL spoken Of as likely to be concluded be-
tween France and the United States with respect to
been opened at Washington by the French Minister
at the h. al Of the ministry Of foreign AFFAIRS
he Paria correspondent Of the Times writes under
date Of the 10th ult. follows -
As the President of the Republic on his way to
and from the lnysides yesterday. where mass was
celebrated in commemornton Of the Emperor Napoleon,
about dozen grCups Of men Of six each
msnced shouting with steptorian voices Yipe IN Re-
p, Mguso These cries we're uttered not so much out
Of love for republican institutions in tho abstract az
from hostility to the President This evident from
the tone in which they uttered and the feroc;ous
expression in their faces they cast look Of DEF
anee at Louis Napoleon he passed and particularly
at General thapgRrnier. who with NM. Od IN
BaTrot and Dufaure, sat with him in the omen
carriage. In the centre Of each Of these groups
Daht be seen man wearing the distinctive costume
Of the operative casses the hut evidently
these the order proceeded 70 hout to be silent
according to circumstances This order conveyed
by tign-the raising of finger glance of the eye,
or single word muttered low and Only heard by those
about them One Of these men attracted the attsn.
ton OF many others besides myself He rather
above the MIDDLE height. Of slender frame. pale and
cadnyeIous looking his checks hollow than half
bis face completely covered with thick and unsghtly
black beard and his matted hair hung from beneath
bis ksyy wild end low his shoulders His aspect was
forbiddipg in the extreme-thst of one whom If you
met in the MONDAY the side OF the street.
you would rstinctivsly turn aside to avoid touching
even Witty garments His scow inspired fear and
hatr hut 1t the President aud his companions
hs malignant heart DE- oicted in his eye and euth
the eye glanced, and the lips trembled-
There laughing devil in his sheer,
That raised emotions both of rage and fer;
Ard wher his flown of hatred dartly fell,
Hope witherDg Hsd-and mercy righd farewell
To the observer IL appeared that the protection
Of the guard scarcely prevented bin rushing
ward and epsctpg the part Of Bruius
Such IL the general appearance of the who inva-
rishly come forth whenever the signs OF coming
storm were in the air the earth. Whence they
come few t,ll-they start forth rs II from the
bowels Of the earth and when their unhallowed mis-
sion Is for the moment at end they again disappear
rom me light OF day They are not even kaown to
stood and obeyed the moment soma secret word il
heard known only to the initiated in the deepest mys-
teIies OF conspiracy.
Thee groups however. have seldom appeared since
the 18Th Ct June, and even the distinctive marks Of
thanks 20 the energy skill OF the police
They nre shnnncd as yesterday by the of the
population the bona fde ousrier, The few shouts Of
mention we're net by hearty and honest burst Of
pre ie PrtsSnf' pire Napoleon % from the crowd
OF spectators collected about the doors OF the Invade
These counter cries followed by alteration
between The parties who uttered them and there
every likelihood that the obnoxious individuals re-
ferrd TO would have been made feel that they had
buspess there. had they not disa ppeared
the being SO few Ia number no
doubt considered discretion the better part Of valor
and skunk away gradually out of sight There every
rason for believing that the occupation Of these
The egtimists in high spirits to-day. They saw
that NJ de Faloux is omnipotent in the cabinet and
Finance Department, and General Labitte in the War
Ofice
Among tho advertisements which figure in the Paris
parere for the last two days is which great
regret in France, and will cause regret elsewhere NJ
De lamsrtine, though known TO us only Of the
slores OF France sni Of the heroes OF the
ton OF February has been In fact OF its first VIC
tins. lie is completely ruined and after making ef
forts nlmcst a. great those OF own Sir Walter
Scott to rave bis parimony is at length TO be inevi
tally consigned to the auctioneer's hammer Amongst
the enfes Smtyes ~ the Paris papers "a 70 be seeu
- r,ndre Ia i,,,e q, Miy. srpcrienant NJ de Lamar
tine" sc. This IL the place where NJ do Lamartine
wes horn whore he passed his earliest years and which
he has immoriazsd In bis "Contdepccs - At one
time 1t thought that the place could he saved Que
OF the PRINCIPAL publishers Of Parts agreed pay OF
the whole OF the debts affecting the property. " de
LBmartipr agreeing ia return 10 supply the publisher
in question viih certain number of volumes The
atang ment complete. the money about to be
psc down when The revolution Of February occurred
The publisher offered TO Keep 70 his bargain but n-
icrutd de Lamartine that in doing he should be
irrctrisvslly ruined. upon which NJ de Lsnartne at
once tore up the bond. The debts continue rs great
IS they before the revolution, while the valve Of
property has been greatly diminished Creditors are
cnmorous and. in short the place must be- cold for
whatever will fetch and that will not be nearly the
amount Of The debts affecting II.
Spain.
Our accounts from MADRID are Of the 18th August.
innsdiatey on Bis arrival General Nsrvaez waited
BIN. Mon and fieal with whom he had a long inter
vi'w On tie 10th n cabinet council held but no
decisive rcfolutiop wac adopted Another to have
teh.n place ON the nth. but General Sarvnrz being
slightly ndifposed 70 post ponsd for - hours 10
r"prc,ivs posts Many rutnorrs we're in circulation.
According TO some the ministry not 20 bs modified;
sect in the admni,ration and VI Tidal would retain
the department OF Foreign Affairs
The Clsmor Ps5lico states that II NJ Mon retired,
General Narvssz would assume the direction Of the
6psree department. with NJ. Orlando "a Under Seere-
tsIN 81 state NJ Pastors talked Of for that post
he funds improved In copsequspce Of the prospect
OF en- amienhle Adjustment Of the ministerial dif-
ferepces The Three per Cents done at "a 5.l6
for paper the Five Cents for IL the Debt without
Interest at 4; and the Coupons att.
s0rdiaIa.
The journal ies Dtbds states that the indemnity Of
70 eco Geo due by Piedmont TO Austria has already
been paid by the house Of Rothsehld on account Of
the former power
The Paris Constitutional says The question be-
tween Austria and Piedmont relative TO the amnesty
arpesrs 20 have b~en settled on the following copdl-
tioBs The Austrian government aud the Dukes q
Parma and Nodena will proclaim the amnesty by -
Get aud Of free power; but this pro-
oamniou will be made before tho signature of tho
treaty II viii Thereof take place at Milan the 9th
at latest IL aso stated positively that Piedmont has
obi aired from Austria some advantageous arrange.
the mode of paving the indemnity st-