The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-18
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICAS MAILS.
ABSTRACT OF EUROPEAN EVENTS,
&c, &c, &c.

The British steamship America Captain Harrissn,
sH yea ~ boston at a late hour on Wednesday night
Her mails reached this city yesterday afternoon
The details OF The news, abstract Of which We
gave in the NeV York Herald Of Wednesday, smbrsss
period of week Short sweet and sim ple are the
annals OF that week.
Intelligence from the continent Of Europe il unu-
sually unimportan The egtimst party In France has
destroyed all chances OF success by asserting that the
French nation has nothing to do with Il disposal Of
the OF all places France is the least likely to
look with the RICH. divine OF kings 10 govern
wrong" This has not only thrown the cau,e of the
Duke Of bordeaux back but that Of the Orea as
W ell, and has destroyed the pro,pect of fusion be-
the respective candidates for the throne.
In the meanwhile Ptisian attention is distracted be-
tween the approaching revision OF tho eoastit uten,
and the coming at the Opera which under MI.
Lumley, isto be unusually brilliant Thus the Pari-
sian is of his ballet and song, be Bourbon, or
Orleapist or the nephew of Napoleon ON the throne
Another engagement has taken place between the Hol
steiners and the Danes Accounts from Berlin Copen-
hagen aud Frankfort agree ia asserting that the States
met at the latter place in Federal Assembly, have
nearly agreed upoG the Publications OF peace, and
that iness than fortnight, or at ali events, mouth,
the treaty will b. signed, and submitted to colies-
tive rattle ation In far regards tbs said states
Should this be the case Brunswick Cobourg, Nassau,
and Olde nbura viii be the only disentient govern
nents. and it will then be whether Denmark will
think IL worth her while to visit oldenburs commerce.
and navigation with retaliatory measures 1t is also,
added that there is every probability OF the Federal
Assembly issuing inhJitorium to the Stakeholder
ate enjoinipg IL TO reduce its array and submit OF
that the Federal Assembly will declare to the King
Duke that he is at liberty to take such military msa
cures as may be at mis- disposal for the establish
ment of his Legitimate authority in Holsein. should
this occur, II is evident that the Stadthoderate will
declare itself free and Independent of all eostrolthat
it will dissvow, the Hessian standing mmittss
has we'd the legal existence Of the Federal As
semby and that, assuming to itself the rights Of .
sovereign State, 1t will reject the competency, and
treat with contempt all thiJ,tsrum injunctions or
menacss The great powers who have signed the pro-
toeol must be pr THE and what Is they
must be prepared FOR accumu la.ion OF EN-
barrassmeEt Is in the OF the Danes being defeated
Ner is the only mt threatening the nsrh
Of Europe The affairs of Hesse Casssl likely to
cad to war between Austria and Prussia The estab-
lshment OF Rsdowz by the King Of Prussia, il sign
that he intends to stand by the constitutional party,
and not give way the rsactonsry attempts Of the
Elector and bis Austrian supporters FIVE turn from
the north of Europe to the south, ind that all is
not ouot bat that there ecclesiastical questions are
the fruitful source strife The Archbishops of Gag
lisr N Turin have been banished by ths civil power,
and thus the reeoneilistion between Piedmont and
Rome 10 rendered more hopeless than ever. These
church difficulties, in time, will open mems eyes.
Ultimately will learn that the State is one pro-
vince, and the Church another. They will be wise
enough to give TO Caesar what is Cesars and to God
what is Gods.
NJ Theirs has arrived in Paris from Germany
The Prince de CGnn,, Charles Bonapsrte, ex-Prssi-
dent Of the Roman republic, whose passage through
France was last year. the occasion of administrative
measures, which had forbidden him to remain the
territory OF the French republic Is at Preseat at Paris,
where he appears to Be disquieed BY he police
The Emperor of Austria has left Vienna tor the vo
rarlberg, where be will have ar interview with the
Kings Of Bavaria and W. rtemburg.
The parties by whom the late successful experiment
was made OF transmitting electric communication
from Dover to the French coast are understood 10
have completed such Gssi arrangements az were
pending with the authorities at Paris the subject,
to be prepared to promote the establishment
specimen Of rops rskor coil Of iron wire has been
constructed Which II a. affirmed viii be Of sufficient
strength TO rtstt every Of accident to which ID
could be liable whether arising from rocks anchorage
or otherwise. The cost Of this will amount to about
10000, Of which halt Is proposed TO be raised In
Paris and the remain der In London. few months t
10 said will suffice for it's construction, an Is there
fore conem plated that i should be laid dom early
the spring Of is51 Tn. concession obtained by the
municsop between the two coast. tor period Of ten