The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-09

would be mansged by Messrs. Perodesud and De
a Guerroniere, and signed, as usual, by Mr.. Neh-
yer Thus Mr.. de Girardin silently acknowledges
hat he only used the publication OF La Prssss az
! ladder to get into the tribune Of the country Be
Il certain that he has reached this point Of dignity
with much climbing Qx'imprts all means are
used by him to satisfy his ambition.
A gieat quantity of ammunitions, guns, and mus
kets were seized yesterday, by the police, in the
house of socialist who was pointed out as one OF
the leaders Of the party This seizure has produced
many curious documents, viz. list OF consPsrators'
You may imagine, the most Of these projects had
been abandoned on account of the resolute appear
of army, but they are another proof OF the
violent principles of d sorder which are always pre-
vailiDg in the ranks of these enrag~d demagogues.
The imminent death Of Louis Philippe excites
much interest in our political circles The ex-king
of France receives daily the visits OF the statesmen
who have been devoted 10 his cause. Among those
who have visited Louis Philippe at bis Ut de mort,
will mention Messrs. General Tresel, viger and son,
Napoleon Duchatel, Duke Of Glucksberg, son OF
M. Decase, de Greffulhe, Theirs, de Broglie, Gut
got, Dumon, Duchatel, and de Montalivet These
last five gentlemen still with him, and will not
depart till his fate is decided. The priest
Legusl, of the Church of St. Roch in Paris, and
three Of the best doctors OF our faculty, are also
assisting him in his last moments. IL Is now cei-
Phppe's best wishes are for the return {. Henry
" to France, with the Count of Paris in his hands;
but the Duchess Of Orleans is resisting this project,
and still refuses to give her consent to it,
The ne ws from Germany is not OF much impor-
lance. 1t is rumoied that treaty has been pro-
lected, by which Austria would abandon all her
Polish provinces TO Russia, (Which are Gallicia,
Buckowinia, and the territory Of Cracow,) and
ceive the Duchy Of Tuscany. The cabinet of Vi
emma is also negotiating for the purchase of the
Egyptian fleet, composed Of five men-of- war, now
in the port Of Alexandria: The Sultan of Egypt
tracing loan with England. Orders have been
sent by him to put his fleet on war footing Now,
il remains TO be seen if England will consent to
let him finish the bargain.
The situation of Germany is very peculiar, and
opens an immense field to the development of un-
foreseen events. The political horizon is very
cloudy, and ii is certain that there is no way OF re-
conciling the designs of the two powerful rival
Germany. In the Congress of Frankfort the pie
nipotentiaries have not agreed, and undoubtedly
rupture will soon take place.
The papers from Russia contain very curious
document. 1t is an pkase Of the Emperor Nicholas,
relative 10 the sequestraton of property Of the Poles
who have tmgrated out OF the country, and who
have not returned to their birthplace at the end OF
the time marked on their passports. This new law
does not relate to political refugees or deserers,
who are always subjected to a special legislation
The Swiss movement is developing itself in the
manner have already explained to you. Every
Canton is progressing according to the principles
anu tleWS Vi the OuuucTDunO, WHICH arc tnOsc Vi
the treaties Of 1873 Eveypart Of the acts of 1881,
all the notifications which were then made to the
Federation, are considered as annihilated.
The news from Spain is Of not much importance.
acccuchsmenf of the queen is very great, and fac
Duke and Duchess of Montpensier arrived at MI
drid to see their sister.
A letter received from Por. Mahon an
nounces that the American fngate lndepen-
dence, with Commodore Morgan, entered that
port on the I'd inst and left few hours after, with
the American steamer Mississippi, on her way to
Lisbon, where these two men of war will reJoin
the remainder OF the fleet Of the United States.
This journey is made by order Of the Anne rican
Minister TO Lisbon, for il is certain that some dit-
culties have arisen Tin relation to treaty of COM
merce, )between the ambassador and the Portu-
guese ministry.
The Sultan of Turkey left Constantinople on the
18th inst TO visit the islands Of the Archipelago; he
will also visit Smyrna, the most important city OF
his domr ions in Asia. The restitution Of Vogo-
rides, Prince of Samos, il an accomplished fact.
Prince Kallimaki will take his place, and be the
heir of his title. Mr.. Mazzarus to be sent TO
Paris as Ambassador Of the Porte Ottoman. Will
ne be accepted That is the question hing
minions, accompanied by the queen. lie LETT
Athens on the 18th inst, on board the French
steamer vauban, and went TO visit the Islands OF
S,ra, sPeaia, Hydra, etc. H. pup
p. S.-Four oclock.-There ia a rumor that
General Changarnier and the Minister of the War
had violent alteration this morning, which will
undoubtedly cause the retreat of one Of them from
their place in the government IL appears also, that
new difficulties have occurred among the MEN,
bers Of the commission OF the Presidents salary.
GOSSIP OF PARIS.
Paris, June 20, 1850.
Cifircrs leaving Pais-Gcd 1fania-Cwious
Ndrror ESCAPE Of Louis NapolsOn-Emigration
10 California Theatres.
L. -, L.. Il. .r,r hav
10 deserted by all those whose fortune and means
are sufficient to enable them to abandon its walls
and Notifications, its political Troubles, and disa
grecments of all sorts. The strangers and foreign
ers have taken possession Of the city, its theatres,
and its public places Of amusements, and it is a
very curious thing to study the new faces Of the
great capital Of Franceto listen to all the different
languages which are spoken around you. One
may hear, at the same time, English, Italian,
Spanish, German, and Dutch; and, il he under
stands these dialects, he might be much amused;
if not, he has a representation OF the scene at
Babel. Besides the heat, our city 10 in the most
dreadful state, since the Boulevards have been
overturned, and spoiled as they are. / was out
yesterday morning, by eleven o'clock; the wind
was strong, and you have no idea Of the dust which
Jswallowed, from the Porte ST. Denis to the Ma
deleise. When returned home was as white
as a miller, ard as thirsty as dog. ! understand
that petition is undergoing the course Of sigma
turc, all along the Boulevards, 10 request the
government to repave this fashionable promenade,
as they will, before the 10th July. The principal
streets Of Paris, aud public squares, also in the
hands Of the masons and pavers-in short Paris
is dusty as public road in the midst Of August
Great feraira are also made to the Elysee Ma
tiona not only in the gardens but also in the deco
rstions and arrangements Of the palace. The de-
scrption gave you be fore OF the fdrniturc Of the
President will explein how necessary IL is to renew
q little the house Of Louis Napoleon.
Yes, a great many persons are leaving Paris.
Some flying TO the country, and TO the fashion
able bathing establishments at Ems, Hon5ourg,
Baden Baden, and other resorts Of the mode; but
also many others are departing for California.
The French people, though far from being enter
piisirg. are nevertheless very credulous, and the
aryt sdcro fumes has soon become popular amoag
them, as IL wac, two years ago, in New York, and
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