The New York herald., 1850-05-19

Henry ", that il he ever returns to France,
il will be with the Count Of Paris in his hand
and this second pretender would be his successor
in case OF his dying without children. Perhaps the
assemble de fo,nie of Claremont has no other pur
pose but TO look at the proposal and decide upon IT,
whether it will be good and safe to accept it. We
shall see.
Three marriages Of princes are on the eve of being
made in Europe. The royal heir of Sweden is en-
| gagged TO marry the Princess Louise Of Holland,
whom he came to demand himself. at La Hnye
The Koyal Prince OF Sardinia marrles Mara Eliza
ieth, Princess of Saxony and the celebrated Count
| of Trepani, whom Louis Philippe wished to unite
10 the present Queen of Spain is about forming an
alliance with one OF the daughters OF the Grand
| Duke of Tuscany.
| Whilst these weddings are taking place, the
Queen OF Spain, in spite OF her interesting position.
takes Sits" with her husband. This unfortunate
| Bourbon cannot oyerwhelm his jealousy against
| Narvaez,and he swore, week ago, that he would
no more sanction with his presence, to the council
OF state, the intrusion OF the minister into his busi-
ness Queen Isabella, without fearing TO njulc her
self proceeded instanter to the rooms of her hus-
| band, and did, spoke well, that Don Fran
| cisco DAtiiles, who was threatened by her TO
be kept prisoner, begged his pardon, and thus
! endt this conjugal farce. The ministry OF Spain
| will not be dismissed.
The Pope is firmly established at Rome, and, in
spite Of the private correspondence OF the socialist
newsps pers Of Paris il is certain that he has retaken
possession OF his first popularity. saw, yester-
] day. an American gentleman, vino left The holy
| city on the 22d ult., who assured me that Pius *
had met with the most enthusiastic receptions; that
| the Joy was general, and the acclamation OF the
people universal.
Mr. Cass, your American Minister at Rome, was
! quite the favonte of the holy pontiiex. He had
been present at The festival OF the entry OF the Pope
who had shown great pariiality for the delegate OF
the great e" free nation" The Pope has visited the
hospitals, and passed the review of the French
| troops TO whom he distributed all the holy "knick
nacks' of the Roman failh-medals, rosaries,
books, &c. and the soldiers were delighted at his
| friendship and urbany. II is, any how, TO be re-
GREETED that the Duke of Reggie had been ieit out
in all this restoration of the Pope, tor he did more
for it Than any body else. The high class OF the
Roman States, are also much pleased with the
return Of Plus IN. To the QuiIinal. feasts m his
| honor are nightly given, and the Prince ana trin-
cess Borghese, assembled the 10th ult. all the
leading people of Rome in their splendid palace,
and entertained them with great concert and ball
| The cardinals, the ministers, the diplomatic body,
| and all the distinguished foreigners who were then
in the holy city, had been invited TO the party and
| went TO it. The " lmperatore" (such is the name
| e young child yearly elected in the schools OF
Rome) has nude visit to Plus TX. You must
| know that this BGmbiao has the power to present
petitions TO ask favors, and to be familiar With The
| Pope. He may be called his fool AS you
| may see, all seems quiet on that side Thus is the
| chico of our expedition accomplished IL had
| been said, that the Pope would never return to
| Rene, as long as there remained French soldier
| This was false Our flag has assisted at the cerc-
| mony and may il be the emblem of liberality for
| the new reign of Mr. Marital. The restoration Of
| the Pope is OF the most important questions of
the day. Ii is the dtnouenc't OF the Italian war
| of democracy.
| On the contrary, in Germany the d6nopenenf is
| always uncertain. The dromdfis persona Of that
comedy, is Prussia. The king of Berlin has but
desire in all this which is TO increase the frontiers
| of his dominion, 10 the loss of The federal State.
| But, as you know, Prussia has been mistaken, and
now the meeting Of Eriur is more embarrassing to
| hel than one could believe. The present question
| is to know whether the unity of Germany will only
be represented by princes, or by their delegates,
either in dicia, or IN Congress, or II one or two
| elective chambers will take their place. And II Is
so true that such is the present question: that Aus
ria has thought proper TO oppose the Parliament OF
Erfurt-the idea of assembling at Frankfort a
Congress of the pcnipotentiaries OF the divers
| States of Germany, who would have an under
standing upon the organization of the Gernanic
confederation II is the temperance of the old
dcia Of ISIS, in presence of the year lSlS =
Armaments are continued on the frontiers OF
| Austria and Russia, and the number OF troops
seem 10 be quite signtcative TO those who see The
state Of the affairs, as being in very bad position
| Prussia has also taken umbrage on the subject.
| But il IL certain that these arnanents are more on
the defensive than on the offensive. war would
only to be feared in the case OF the arrival OF
| the red republicans TO power Til that time,
which will not arrive il is 10 be hoped the cabinets
| viii only operate in their own States. Order is
now restored everywhere. Poland is so much tied
| TO the Russian empire, that il has become the
| most faithful province. Hungary Is expurgated
oieyery thought Of insurecon, alas perhaps also
Of all legitimate nationality! Such is the result
Of the acts Of kossuih, the patriot, that the Hun
garsn troops are dlsbanded, and the refugees kept
in Surveillance by Turkey in Asia Minor. In short,
| Hungary is now province Of Austria, IN which
| new plan is 10 be put into operation, which Will
comprise much material happiness and intellectual
JOY, civil liberty, in the old and good Germany,
| the free association Of the workinen, augmcnta-
ton Of the salaries, construction oi numerous rail-
| ways, &c.
France is now the only focus Of socialism and
folly. Who will be the man with the iron hand
| Who will cure these insane people Of the moral
disease which drsgs our beautiful country, the
dwelling of fine arts and intelligence, TO an abyss
which has no bo'tom' Is that hero living, and
PS. The mail of Germany arriving this after
noon, brings the news, that the Parliament of Err
lurt has been prorogued. The speech which the
| King of Wurttmberg delivered at the opening OF
that Assembly has reached its aim. Prussia has
| rcnounccd 10 the unity Of Germany which,
from this moment will be ruled by federal govern
mcnt.
The proclamation Of NJ Eugene Sue was deliv-
cred this morning at the Hotel de Vile in a very
| quiet manner-no rot no disorder took place, and
although the police made great display of troups,
there seemed no occasion for it, Very few people
were present
The news just arrived from the Department Of
| Saone IT Loire IL very bad for the government
| The majority for the election has been obtained by
the rcEges The name of the candidate is not yet
known. but il will be this evening. Some persons
say he IL the citizen Coliayru OF the most ultra
socialists of the party.
The affair ofGreece has not yet received the sou-
lion which announced TO you in my last letter.
NJ Wysc will not consent TO the proposition of NJ.
Cros and IL was said, when the last courier left
Athens. that very likely the war would be resumed
before long. The ruin of the Greek government is
decidedly the object Of Great Britain.
Jr.Iors MUnnrR MfpptIroRn Dr.-On
Thurfdsy last. Capt. John Windsor. who IL between
sixty aud seventy years Of becoming jealous Of his
wife Who about seventeen repaired 10 the gsrret
where she engaged at a loom with her child. lie
armed with loaded pistol, and AZ once Informed
her that he had for the purpose Of killing her She
grgl m 10 her bu N H. her
IN the right side the hell passing entirely through her
body from which she died In about eight hours. Mr-
niI ~ he nf Midllnfnrh