The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-16

proposition for lottery of 900 francs to raise
funds to send out 5000 distressed persons to Cali
foTnia.
The price of bread in Par 9 is decreasing.
II is seid Of the candidates in opposite Louis
Napoleon for The Presidency, at the next election,
| Prince de Joinville seems o have sunk into inslg
| nihcance.
| M. Lagrange, an apothecary at Paris, has iu-
| vented new aud most destructive kind of bullet,
| which, on striking any object against which it may
be dir. cted, expiodes with defamation as loud az
that Of the gal from which it il fired, and produces
| q most destructive effect.
1t is said that the Presidents Message, at the
| Te-cp~niDg of the Assembly, will lake strong
ground in favor of rev sion Of the constitution
| nj. Lucien Marat has gone To Turin, charged by
| the President with miss00 to arrange the differ
| ences between Piedmont and the Court Of Rome.
| The trench government in reported to have
| veyed to the French ambassador at Turin, its de-
cided disapprocation of the treatment OF III Arch
bishop by the P,edmontese government.
! Trade in PARIS and throu ghout the country
| generally CONTINUES very b-isk. The funds closed
on Thursday heavily in consequence. it is said, of
some misundr rstsnding between the President and
Cen. Chspgsrnisr.
We are indebted to the purser of the America
for the following telegraphic despatch, received at
Liverpool just previous to the departure of the
steamer
PARrs, Friday, Oct. A, 1850.
communication respecting me incident at Per-
narnbuco has appeared ia the French papers, from
| the French Admiral, W hch gives well grou oded
hope that the Brazilian government will accord
the satisfaction demanded by the government Of
| France.
| Italy.
| CONDEMNATION AND BANIsHaKyr oy THE Arcrr
| BISHOPS AT TUEIS AND SARDINIA, RTc.
The high court of appeal, at Turin, has con-
demned. by majority OF Is to 1, the Archbishop,
for abuses Of his high powers as n fanctonary.
The See is declared to be vacant; all his spiritual
domains are seized, and the Archbishop himself
has been condemned To Punishment.
| The Archbishop Csmbery, ia Sardinia, has been
treated like his colleague at Turin and both have
| sb,lped oi 10 Civita V-cchia.
| The power Of the Pope will not, IL seems, shield
these obnoxious persopages, the precise nature 1T
| whose crinies rs not stated All parties concur in
stating that they have rendered themselves exceed
| ingiy obnoxious.
| denmark and the Duch.es.
| TEE PROSPECTS BRIcBTsSINo PoR rus HoLsTEISERs
-EvAcUAnoS OF TosAIsoFE by THE DANES, Krc.
! On the 18th Of September, the Holst-iners com
mencsd offensive operatons. Proceeding from
Rendsbcrg on both rides of the Eyi-r, they have
| attacked Tonnage n, and the Danes have evacuat-
| ed the place.
At the last accounts, the Holsteiners had sur
| rounded and bonibard-d Fr-dericstadt. The whole
| OF the neigbboring county, by cutting off the
| dykes of The Eyder, has been thrown under
water. IL seems that the Holsteiners caonot push
| tbsir advantage lar, unless the Danes choose to
| engage IN general battle. The Holsteiners have
| done ir.,ie or nothing ohensively. The King 81
Denmark, tie HEREDITARY Prince Ferdinand, and
their SUITE, have left Co,enhSgeu for F,enssory,
| VIII, nee rh.y woud proceed To 5chleswig. They
viii NIB general engagement before the winter
eoines ON, possibly
! Germany.
| COMPLICATED STATE or ArPAiRs-coScESrRArIo
| OF FRUssiAS TROOPS Hg,ss cASsEL-DIFFI-
Gully Bglw VIXEN TnE GRAND DUKE AND MS 81 D.
pc1s, ETC.
| Angry notes couti1ue 10 be exchanged between
Pnissia and Austria and Germ any, and affairs APP
pser 10 ~ quite as much compile aied a. at any
| previous time.
Prussia refuses IN recognise the Diet at Frank
| fort ~ having authority To interfere in the affairs
| OF The Electorate. More than this, Baron Radoviz
has been appointed Minister Of Foreisn Affairs,
end the Pfussian troops are concentrating rapidly
| ON tue confines Of Cas-sl
| Natter IN Meek, ntureh- Schwerin SEEM 10 be
progressing towards TIE same dis-- nsion between
| tie luke End his Itopl@ 81 IN Hess- Css~-l
The constitution sv,rn to the Graut Dixie on
i the 10Th ot October, isi9. hAs been violated nv
ministerial decree ahoi,shng " eltog-ther, aud
srsniing a. the supopulsr nobility their old priv
| ltgrS nd tights.
The d-rpu-- refused tn ob~y this Illegal act, and
| appointed the 9TH ~ september to meet TOR drbr-
rsusn, previous to whirh The Prrsidcut OF the
| thumhsr wss arrested and reut to prison.
The 6.pmi,r have issued 4 protest against the
proceedings of the government
| Austria and Hungary.
mEAsrrrs EsoLaSD AGAINST uoLsTEIy-RRvoLT
IN TUX AUSTRIAN ARMY-TnE nuNeARlASs IN
| ItEKEY, K1c.
Thete Is mmor from Vienna that Lord Palmer
ston has called upon the Krng ~ Prussia insist
uron the Holsteinerr living down their arms, and
that he has offered an English flee, for the block
td- Of Kiel.
The tirand Duke Of oldenburrh has, Il Is said,
declared his readiness to ascend the throne of DEN
mark, on condition that Schlessig aud Hol-tein
shsi constitute two undivided duchiss ~ the Ger
men en- piIe.
Sew, ri hstsIions ~ Hue r,riius Of the Ausr, m
! amy 10 Lonlbsrdy, have rvuited, aad the revolt
Vac only suppressed BY force, accompanied with
The Hunesrisn refugees have received permis.
| sicn w Az the Turk sh territory. when the term
AZ LEGATION - over. ko-suih y ~ sad, applied Ia
! rrmain in Consfsniip"plr. The Divsn ~ undo
c,ded en- the point, which might give rise TO COM
Conspiracy In Milan.
! conspiracy al Mi,aa - ssio 10 nave been die
covered.
PREPARATIONS FOR ruE Dssgvcs OF cUBA-sovERS-
MINT STEAMERS, &c.
| The Cuban eov.rnmen, expedition 10 to sail on
the 18th inst.
The Caledonia and Hipcrni.. formerly bslOngn
IN the Cunsrd Company. are To- he Immediately
placed vpoa the route between CadiE and Hsv4na.
The Cambria will ale. b- placed upon that route as
econ ~ circumstances will admit Of her being de-
tschsd from the Royal Mail lime.
india.
The Overland rpdia Mail arrived in Liverpool on
the An, 81 nron. The general news 10 wholly
unirpcuaut ICo,ton, IN the export matkst, has al
vsncsd frtm 30 90 per cent in value, within the
leti four months, and Is now yielding handsome
profit to the dealers. Large purchases have,
nevertheless, been made for the English market;
in all. not less than 1900 2o.00) bales Since
the date ~ our last report Of the 18th nit, freighs
| "a Great Britain have not tnpruved, end the mar
vet has not been active till within the las, few