The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-15

cess in her obstinacy
The congress Of the democrats, OF which spoke
To you one of my letters, is about taking place
in the Island of Jersey. Several deputies lave al
ready arrived in the city from France and London,
and among Them lis mentioned Representative
from Sn6ne et Loire. The refugees from Louden
are expected every moment, aud they will be led
bv Ledru Roliip.
The visit Of Queen Victoria and Prince
Albert to the King of Belgium, took place
on Thursday last, 22d instant, at Ostend;
and though il was shsrt, il created mach
sensation. The Queen Of England and her family
were III mourning, and she was accompanied by a
small number OF her most intimate courtiers. AZ
ter grand dinner, which took place IN the palace
OF the hing, The royal party returned on board OF
the yacht Victoria and Albert. On the next morn
ing the English feet returned TO Cowes. On dit,
that politics The object Of that visit during
which Queen Victoria had private conversation
with her uncle.
The affairs in Piedmont are still At the came
point as related in my last letter. The struggle
between the government and the church is not vel
setied, and Mr. Pinell, President of the Chamber
OF Deputies OF Piedmont, departed on the 22i inst
from Turin for Rome, accompanied by DR. Tonel-
10, professor of theology, with the mission to tx.
PLAN every thing with the holy father, and arrange
all difficulties.
King Emmanuel is still in very bad health.
Mr., Stephens, American minister who replaces
Mi Neils at Turin, was received on the 18th INST
BY the Secretary Of State, and welcomed to the
court Of Piedmont.
TIL. news from Rome is very dull as well as
f.om Naples.
In Spain the most important news, after that Of
the present made by Louis Napoleon TO General
Naivaez Of a sword which belonged TO the En-
peTur, is that Of the departure for Cuba of four
men OF war, which will be added to the flee, no "
present ia the Mexican Gulf. These ships are, the
corvette Venus, the brig Scipio, and two friga,es,
the Cily of Bboa and Ferollans.
IN Portugal, a claim made by the French officers
who served under the reign of Don Pedro, has been
granted after much opposition. A postal arrange.
meDt has been ALEC made with Spain, aud will be
put into execution on the 30th inst. The postage
vii be Of 45 reals for Portugal, and of one re Al de
oe,l0n for Spain, for every letter the weight of
which will not be over a quarter of an ounce.
Whilst we are, in France, IN q very agitated
slate, Germany is settling its arduous and difficult
GlihIfs. spoke 10 you In my last corrr-1on-
dence Of the Russian influence in Gerrcsiy
You will SEE that Prince Nesserode hal Zen
seit 10 settle the question which had been. pre-
pred by Austria, and TO give the last touch to
ue dlcta OF Frankfort. You will observe that
iussia takes immense interest in tina, solution,
e~ince The great Chancellor of State goes himself
4tosupermtt nd the matter. The plan OF the C Lb-
net ls as iollows;-1be immediate Reconstruction OF
the GeTmsDc confederation, and of the Diet of
Frankfort; the restoration of each of the Stales
r their territorial rights land here will be taken
IN hand the question Of Scbleswig Holstcin, which
Is already decided in favor of Denmark); the ge-
neral pohce OF the confederation on the press the
ceilings and universities, (Which, it in believed,
viii be all supprt ssed); the navy, ire aes Of coni-
merce, custom house, railways, corporations. NC.
Before the end OF the year, Germany will b. de-
hvertd from all the revolutionary elements.
Amidt all these revolutions the Duches re-
main quiet, waiting, on the qua rtve, the solution
OF their atairs. The newspapers Of Belgium an
pounce This morning that the Admiral OF The Rus
sian heet in the Baltic, informed the General
Lieutenant that any ship, either Danish or schss-
wig Iies;Fin, which should be found in the Baltic
Sea under tAc flag II the Duchies, or that ct Ger
many, would lie considered as pirate 10y all the
Rus'a men-of war. This declaration mas created
much sensation.
In the meantime, ! understand that the Rus
san srmv has received orders TO proceed 10 the
frontier OF Poland
ing the meeting al the "Congress of Peace" which
took place at frankfort, as told you before
Many Americans, among whom ] will mention
the Indian, George CONWAY, named Rage ga "a
Bowh, who delivered several lectures in New
York, was present. The chief of tbs Ojbbcway
tribe presented the Speaker of the Congress with a
calumet Of peace" and this was much apprc-
ciated by all there present. Mcssrs DE Corme-
min and Emile de Girardin assisted at the meet
ing, which was terminated on the 9th of August.
a very terrible duel took place, last week Mt
Pengneux, between Mr.. Chavoix, member of the
National Assembly, and Mr.. Dupont, publisher Of
the Echo de Fts0nns, in which the latter was shot
dead.
The President Of the Republic Of Costa RIGA,
Don Jose Mana COI,o, arrived yesterday in Paris,
accompanied by III. Toledo Arrinnim, his secre-
tary end freud.
before closIng my letter, received the inlelli-
bcns will b. recalled IN FrGpce, Is 10 be requested,
on a general demand by the councils u the coua-
Try. Anyhow, this rumor requires confirmation.
Adieui YOURS III H. Il