The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-12


The bill for the increase in the Presidents sala
was finally voted on, on Monday. 1t, in efie,
confirms the demands made by the President, al
resisted by the Committee of Commission. tt
measure was carried by the same numbers m
joriiy of 46--as has retained the English minist
in power for short time longer The President
friend, Gen. Changarnier made speech in the
bate which, il is said, was so brilliant as to produ,
great effects upon the favoring members of II
Assembly. On Monday the Coastitutionmei mo
estly accepted the bill in the name of the Frent
republic and the President himself, as the unit,
expression of the French will, in the appreciate
Of his services.
The government look upon the carrying out |
the bill as great victory, and the friends of ord
are congratnlatiog themselves upon the feelii
which has been displayed.
General Lahitte announced to the Assembly, q
Monday, the conclusion Of the favorable negoti
tlons with England respecting the Greek affai
He said, the government of the republic hopes
will be evident to all, that, from the krst to Il
last act of that long negotiation, its conduct W
only inspired by the sentiment of national dignity
by spirit OF Cancellation, and desire Of mai
received with loud applause on o the riaht.
The government has discovered another seer
society in Paris. Twenty. seven persons have bee
arrested, all of whom were discharged JuI
insurgents.
The De6ats states that letters from St. Leonard
of 22d inst. announce that the amsiioration viii,
has recently manifested itself in The health
Louis Philippe, still cor;inues.
M. De Lamartins embarked at Mayseilles for Il
East, on the morning of the 2lst inst, accom-
MED by his lady. He proposes being back in Il
month of September.
PARIS, HrRsDAr.-The conspiracy discovered
Oran, in Algiers, is said to have had extensive
mihcations
In France. great numbers of persons belonging
secret societies in Paris and the provinces, ha
been arrested. General Changarnier il on the mo
friendly Terms with the President
The Globe correspondent reports that il is
tended by the ministry, if things 60 on snoot
of the customs tariff, in a sense which wou
rociprocate advantageously to the CONNER
of both countries. The President OF the republ
has given grand dinner to-day to the Marqu
and Marchioness of Normandy. and the diplomat
corps. tits considered that ice real object was
show the world, that any temporary GOODNESS b
tween the two governments has now passed ava
Funds at fourth per cent higher. Elves closl
at ninety four twenty.
Germany.
The Parliament OF Erfurt will meet in Angus
The idea of third German union has been f
maly avowed and proposed to be carried in
effect by the government of Hanover.
IL is the plan of North German Union, to !
fomed OF Hanover, Oidenburgh, the free cities al
those smaller states that are naturally allied
Hanover. The principle Of the alliance is that
free trade. The movement of the South Germ
manufacturers. in favor of high protective dutie
sanctioned by the Prussian Minister OF Commerc
has induced Hanover to announce distinctly Il
plan of this third league. M. Iastendeg, Chi
minister of Hesse Cassel, has been found guilty
embezzling the public funds. Another accou
says he has been convicted of forgery.
There has been change in the Austrian repr
<,Ap lin avxI ur.r..
new disputes between Prussia and Austria.
The cholera has re-appeared at Berlin. Amor
many other seizures of presses, that of the Pru
sian Zctung, is announced. Being a royalst al
anti-revolutiouary journal, its con6scation exct
especial remark. The war upon the press is earn,
on with the utmost vgor.