The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-15

men. The famed Count Campello late minister OF
war OF Pho Menus, has been arrested near Pcrouse
ANaples, everything salso quiet, aud the Bour-
bon resumed his autocracy upon his people. Ne.
verheess, Sicily is the "swOrd of Damocles''
hung over his head, and il is tied but by thread
ii you wish to follow me to the very heart of
Germany, you will see that the political state OF
that country is subjected to innumerable changes.
Ibe direct negotiations of Prussia aud Austria, in
order 10 arrange affairs upon basis of cordial
understanding between these two powers, are al
adyinterrupted, and cool feelings" have taken
the place OF the association which was on the eve
OF being established between the cabinets of
Vienna and Austria The Congress of Frank
fort has no power; and though il has been ru-
mored that, in presence of such incaptcity,
austria wished to call an European Congress,
this is entirely without foundation.
The reconstruction of the :" holy alliance" is said
to be on the tapis; and though the newspapers have
denied the news that Emperor Nicholas had not
departed for London, to meet the Prince OF Pfus-
STA, who is now there, am induced to believe that
the Gar WILL very likely, proceed also to the CAPT
tai of England. And if this great affair is not
broschtd there, undoubtedly the question of the
Duchies and Denmark, which has been and still is
the cause of so many negotiations between Eng
land, France, Prussia, and Austria, will be decided
during hatJourney. According to the last news
received from Denmark peace, has been concluded,
rabe.
Emperor Nicholas has been lately organising his
army upon an immense scale; and, il is said, that
the whole body OF troops now in activity in Russia
amount 10 million of soldiers. Quite significant
number of men in such an epoch of transition.
la Hanover, anew contest has arisen between its
governn ent and the union represented by the Col
lege OF Princes. 1t is said that an alliance has been
Termed by Hanover with Oldenburgh and the Hanss-
attic cities, in order TO form kingdom of Northern
Germany.
Another very important fact, which is reported
on good authority, is the Reconstruction of an indie
pendent Kingdom in Poland. The prince who
would be placed by Russia upon that throne would
be the Czarwtch, who is the heir of Emperor Nj
cholss. Ii is said that all the cabinets of Germany
VIII concur in this political and diplomatic recon-
stitution.
The news received from Denmark leads us to
believe that peace will soon be restored in that
country, Nevertheless, the king is organizing his
army, which amounts to 81, 900 men-a very large
body OF troops for such small country.
Nothing important has reached Paris frsm Spain,
except the report of "A serious contest between the
minister OF the United States, Mr. Barringer, and
GENERAL NarvaeZ, relative TO the affairs of Cuba.
Every body believes here that the intention of your
government is to find an honest way to take pos
session of Cuba.
King Ohio has returned to Athens from the ex-
curslon he made from that city to the islands. lie
has been received with the greatest enthusiasm all
over his dominiOns.
The last Journasr of Constantinople confirm the
n nomination Of Prince kallmaldt To The governorshp
OF Samos His excellency will be replaced here,
not by nj. Mussurus but by Sami- Bashaw, friend
OF Redschied Bashaw, who is now governor of
Larissa. The children of kossuth arrived on the
9th inst. at Constantnople, and were escorted by
guard OF honor TO the place of residence OF their
father, who is, as you know, under the protection
of Turkey.
Princess Belgoso has been granted by the great
sultan large concession of land, in which she is
about organising sort of Champ d'Aise for her
self and all the Italian refugees. You will remen-
Der that all the property of Mdme. Belgioso was
tiezed by the Austrian government during the TIA
liam war, and now, by the generosity Of the Sultan
rds the nolfical refupeaS will he
to a brilliant position.
M. Comte, ex-postnaster general during the
reign of Louis Philippe, gentleman whose capaci-
ties in all branches were well appreciated by the
old king, died nj Strasbourg, last week. in the
S0th year of his life. Adeu. Il. Ill. AZ.
THE oossIr OF PARIS.
Pans, June n, 1850
Heather in Paris-Bathing- The 7heahes-Rachs!
-Aiboni aud the Opera-1he Great Masquerade
Louis Napoleon-Loretfss for California, and
American Ladies for Pars-Notoious Americans
-Amoroan Arfists-D' Orsoy-Freneh Troupe
for Ncp York-Jenny Lind, &C., &C.
Half the population of Paris is, at this very mo-
ment am writing, bathing in the Seine. The heat
is so great that the streets are deserted, and no
cool place is TO be found except in the wafer. You
may boast of the delights and comfort Of your sea
baths the Battery, but be assured that the mighty
waves Of the Partisan river not TO be despised.
The Bains Delgny, Vigier and others, the rem
devious of our most fashionable people, and Of all
the foreigners now in Paris. Our bellies, "hon-
esses" and " she tigers" have also their bathing
establishment, at the swimming sch DOL situated at
ST. Louis, near the hotel Lambert. IL Is a curious
sight to witness innumerabe carriages wa itng for
their refreshed mistresses-sweet Maids just leav-
ing The luxury Of the water, which is for th.n
was the eau dc Jouuenee for our grandmothers.
You have no idea in New York Of the comfort
which has been displayed in these watering places.
SPEAK of your steamboats, on the North and Eas
Rivers. Very well but allow ms to be wanioning
on the luxury Of our bathing esta blshmeuts. No
boudoir Of petite naifesse is to be compared with
those Of the Bains st. Louis, which the plus
ultra Of comfort and elegance. Aud you may APP
preoistc the attraction OF the fresh water, when
tell you that, for the last four days, are cursed
with a heat of 80 degrees (in the shade) by the
Reaumur thermometer
In sp,te OF the weakening heat, must finish this
letter, in order not TO miss the mail and too well
know my duty to listen to my lazIness, which, by
the by, Is very excusable in such hot weather.
Life in Paris is very dull The city Is almost
deserted; and, If the National Assembly Is pro-
rcgued, which (according to dame rumor) Will
soon happen, the only person who will remu 10
Paris will be the conimoranfs, the employees oil
government, and the Journalists.
such adescrion is very prejudiea to the theatres.
Many Of them have already shut their doors, aud
the others often posirooing' when the weather
is too hot, threatening the managers with loss OF
money. Last night, the Vaudeville, the Narietes,
the Gate and the Ambigu Comique Theatres,
closed their doors, under the pretext OF indisposon
cf one or several Of the principal actors, but the
true reason was that which have just explained
~ Won.
Mile. Rachel performed last night, for the last
time this season. She will leave Pans Tomorrow,
on her journey through Germany. Holland, and
Belgium, and perhaps, tine United States. She
sppe AIRED in the tragedy OF "Lucrece," by M. Pou
card, and was received with the most deafenlnl
applause. This highly talented actress leaves
Paris with full stock Of actors. Of the most ele
waited reputation, and II IL certain that, during he
voyage, che will meet with a series Of honors, and
that her profits will be immense.
At the great Opera, Mile. Aiboni sung also. las
night, flor her last sppe srancr) the grand oper'
OF Meyerbeer, The Prophetic" and she met will
the most enthusiastic reception. VI. Rolueplan
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