The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

course Of government. The Emperor does no,
know where TO be crowned, whether in Vienna
alone or also at Milan and Presburg.
There is some talk Of Prince Peter of Oldenburg
being appointed King of Denmark, on the abiac-
iioa of his prsent Majesty; but this is mere Rus
sian intrigue, which will hardly be submitted to b,
tbs other powers.
The progress Of the President Of the republic in
France has not been altogether void Of ostenta-
ton as that OF Queen Victoria in her domlnions.
His tour in the departments - now brought 10
close, and his reception has been one OF aiterntl-
ing warmth and coolaess. Whether ne has sue
eeeded in making any very great impression Ia MS
favor remains 10 be seen; but popularity NOT al
ways enhanced by public demonstrations ia Tue
meantime, the Comte de Chambord has not Deen
inactive al Wiesbaden; and the question Is, who Is
10 be the kingl
The event by which the week has been princi-
paly signalized, is the establishment OF commuhi,
cation BY electric telegraph between England and
France This great achievement OF science has
at length been successfully accomplished, and the
FIRST submarine message IRON the Continent was
received at Dover, on the evening of wednesday,
the 2Sth instant. Thirty miles OF wire, encased
q strong coating Of gutta percha, have been in
bedded far as this could possibly be DONE in the
bottom Of the channel. by means of eadea weights.
The bns Of custom houses between Russia and
Poland are TO be abolished on the Is, of January,
1851.
The President, Louis Napoleon, returned to
PARIS on "Wednesday evening"
The Russian Prince Cons antine had arrived al
Copt nhagen.
Lola Monies is said TO have arrived at II lgue
The repeal rent, on Monday, the 26lh ult.,
amour ed 10 The miserable sum OF Cd 6s. q
Baron unow, the Russian Minister, has left
London for -. Petersburg, on a Elk weeks leave
SfahsCVe".
The Lrtoik RTorier gays that sales of Indian
corn have almost ceased III that city, in conse.
queECe o. the large supplies OF new and healthy
Potatoes Oily brought mo market
The Coglt de MoultmOia has left Naples,
where he was living quietly, 10 rejoin his father
The peace meeting az Frankfort affords some
prCht 10 scme enterprisiDg theatrical manager,
should he happily succeed in reproducing the
free. We don't know which To admire most,
Mr.. Golden or the Opbbeway chieftiin. They
seemed Ia share all the hoBors at Frankfort.
IL ~ slaied that an extensive coal field has been
discover, IN New South Wales.
The grealest increase noted in the last revenue
returns Is in the duty on imported corn namely,
fem El3,9l2, IN lS47, 10 E56I Ais, IN 1919
Letiers from BT.scia speak of Il terrible inundi-
zion, caused by the overflow wing Of the river Mea
Many lives have been lost and houses destroyed
by il
The United States fTigate St. Lawrence sailed
on the 18Th, aud The Sandman brig OF war Colon
to, which brought the new Charge d'AHalres
Baron Bol0ne, returned TO Genoa on the l5th.
The American line Of packet ships arriving il
The London docks from New York, continue e
bring large quantities Of vine, the produce of thu
south Of Europe. part of their cargoes, for rea
fons which make II more advantageous TO carry
the wine twice across the Atlantic than to import
direct.
The cholera was sensibly diminishing at NJ alta
on the I'D ult. The deaths during the week were
healthy, with few exceptions among TIE artillery
and the TON.