The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-13
On of February, to which he is endebted for his

luton of February, to which he is endebied for his
return 10 Francef
could also speak Of the doiarion of the three
millions, unpopular for President OF republic
-ef the Roman war-of ihr allowance gwen 10
Russia TO interfere With Hungary, IN favor of Aus,
tria. IL lis fact that the National Assembly aided
him TO achieve these works at destruction, but
nevertheless he was the trsI 10 - raise the wind.
II you notice the attack, You Will also consider
its Iepulsion M. Baroche, who was much abused
during the session of which have been SPEAKING 10
YOU was Obliged 10 amend, and understand that
he called on Mr.. de MUnIfeTrirr, the publisher OF
the MontteiV du Soir, in order to forbid hun 10
publish any article Of the kind, or he would loose
the permission he has 10 sell his paper IN the
streets
The law on the stamp (ie ttnibr) was published
this morning, as yeu will see in the newspapers.
The Presidents message which, according 10
the constitution is TO be sent To the House oeioFe
its Propagation, will remain in port folio, under
stand, till the llth Of November. This VIII De,
surely, attempt towards the article SD, by whicht
is said that the President will present every year
message TO the National Assembly The last mes.
sage was delivered on the 3lsi October, iSl9, ana
if this one is not sent before the lth OF November
the constitution will he violated. what does such
delay mean and how will Louis Napoleon answer
forit?
The news sent 10 you relative TO the settlement
of the difficulties between Portugal aud the United
States, is unfortunately erroneous. IL appears that
Mr.. Clay, having not found satisfactory Inc pro-
position Of the Portuguese government, retired on
the 18th instant on board OF one OF the two memoir
war, which were in the THgus, IN company with
the squadron of Commodore Martin, of the United
States Navy, and sailed on The next day. Whilst
this was taking place, the count OF ToJal, Minister
of Foreign Affairs al Lisbon, despatched TO all the
diplomatic agents of Portugal an explanatory note,
in which the American government was bitterly
accused ofnustice and bad faith. What will Mr..
Fillmore do
Since am speaking of the successor of General
Taylor, let me again tell you that The whole press
of Europe has been unanimous in It's regrets for
the old General. The reports OF the meeting OF
Americans, in London, and The speech OF
Mr.. Abbot Lawrence, have been translated,
and are much admired. Here in Paris, Louis Ma
poeon ordered a general mourning, by the French
army, for ten days, and himself and siafi set the
example 1t had been put the tapis that II would
be advisable 10 celebrate "a solemn mass al Notre
Dame inhonor of the venerable President OF the
United States but'Louis Napoleon, who had origi-
mated the idea, was forced To observe that old
Rough and Ready being Presbyterian" the
g mass" would do mo good" TO him, and the sub
ject was dropped
Many American ships are now in our waters, and
among them will mention the United States fri
gate Constitution, which, at Marselles, had very
complimentary reception. General Artist and Col.
Seray were invited on board of the man-o-war by
Captain Conner, who gave them splendid dinner,
at which were present all the first citizens of the
city, and the prettiest ladies in society. AT the end
of the dinner many toasts were given by the guests
and the American officers, which proved that ties
of friendship ever between France and the
United States. The newspapers of Marseilles are
unanimous IN relating The alnlabllty ana good taste
of that reception, and they give splendid descfp-
iion of the frigate that was successful in her
fights with England during the war of Indepen-
dence.
The u. S. steam frigate Missouri, which was
burnt in the bay Of Gibraltar is TO be raised by
company. A notification of the arrangement was
sent to Washington 10y the last steamer.
Queen Victoria has manifested an intention 10
visit Spain, and make a complimentary call lsa-
bella, in few weeks. She sent on the shores of
Spain two yachts, which arrived in the river Gil
ronde the 10Th ult and elected much curiosity.
The news from the continent is not of much in
terest with the exception Of the war which con-
tinues in the Duches, and threatens to become
very sad affair.
The fires which took place at Cracow and ST.
Petersburgh are, IL appears, the result of arson.
Steps have been taken TO discover the persons who
were guilty of such crime.
The newspapers from Constantnople contain
notification, made by the Sultan. TO all the political
refugees residing at Schumla, either Poles or Hun
garian, 10 propose them sum of 900 piastres il
they wish 10 take passports for the United States,
and TO deny them any'otherihelp If they refused TO
leave the country. The Poles refused 10 all for
the United States, but demanded to be admitted in
the ranks Of the Turkish army, or TO be allowed
10 become agrculturists
A Geographic despatch, arrived. this morning at
Paris from Athens, announces that the last settle
ment according 10 the concessions made TO France
by England took place on the 10Th inst. Adeu.
B. Ill. II.