The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30
TIE VERY LATEST EUROPEAN nrnLlsrxcu.
BY TI.LEeRArn PROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL
England


England
LoyDoS, May ls-There was a general indispo-
sition yesterday TO transact exchange business
uron Continental places, with the exception Of
IlamLurgb. which continued in demand Bills
were generally firm, at higher rates.
Affairs In France
Pans, Friday, May 1.-THE Journal DO
HarTc contains the followingi-" Ministerial or
dcrs received by the naval authorities at Havrs,
command that all seanon from % 10 90 years Of
agc be placed on the list ofPemalent navy seamen
This category had been suspended some months
since Wv decree Of The Minister Of Marine. We
ere assured that mainline auuaments are COM
manded in all Of our ports.
In the Assembly, on Thursdsy, the attention paid
20 the debate, after the announcement Of the recall
of the French Minister from London, was very
slight, end VI. Drouyn De L'Huyn, who continued to
b. the object Of much attention, remained ia the
House I'LL o'clock, az which trnr the Chamber
Tofe. The Psfrie ftftes that the Electoral COM
ntec Of great muny d,par'ments-whi arc
the Srtrs Trfcfms Pas Ne Calais B0rchfs da Rhorc,
Nc-hsvc requested their representatives. 70 vote
fot the III of electoral law without smen lmcnt.
The Herald correspondent states that the legiti-
mist journal, EHton lets out that the order for the
recall Of the French envoy was Issued IN the alb
fcncc Il the President and without his know
ledge or consent lie had let for Folitinbleau.
lciofc he went q general question had been put
o. him. whether hc would not recall Drouyn
de Lliuys in'casc Lord Palmcrstcn should offer
some irsut 10 rance. ih- lic-tlt"ts "i toutsrs
generally replied in the affirmative During his
Absence the ministers assembled, and then, in
company with q noa-olficial percentage, the letter
Of recall was concoctci. The Prcsident, on his
return, heard Of II with deep emotion. The
NdfiOpoic says the rupture can lead 10 no serious
consequences The frat object of the recall il thc
revenge of the orcauisis party egains, Lord
palm,rston, and the second 10 take France from
The only cons titutienel power Of Europe, and tn
throw her on that " Russia. All the opposition
papcfe without exception, speak TO the same effect
Tie PrSs,. in particular upholds the English all-
auce, acknowledging that bat for England there
would have been m invasion Of France imme-
diaiely after February, 1913 " France" SAYS
the prssss, |" showed no anger when rombardy,
Venice, and Hungary fell but now she attempts
g. disturb the peace of Europe, because an English
Vice Consul make an additional demand of 6JOon
dachms for the pillece of his house and furniture
Some of the papers assert that Lord Palmrrston
has taken advantage OF frances present position to
insult her.
The Coiuio Fdncais prctends that plan Of
general nsurrection has been settled. 20 break out
the passing Of electoral laws. This paper passes
for being the organ ofth- commandcr ~ the forces
The lfce cf gold has risen in Paris from rs To AZ
itancs pcr 1900 francs Bourse-ffyes, 81 sof;
Threes, 5it0f
Denmark.
The IIemburnh HofynhsHe Of the ah, states
that the pniesian General Bulow. intended to visit
Copenhagen ON the 18th; that all persons on fur
Tough m the Danish army were yesterday desired
20 return Immediately. and that nearly all the
fligaies and mailer ships Of the line, as well as
msn-ofwsr. have been cquimed.
NaStss, Italy, May Solve oil market IA dsprc~s~S
hut no mstsrsi decline In prices expected
ODsssa, Russis Nay 3--whcat further declined IN
YES sers gnssh arss class vess-ls iaqsred .flss.