The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-22

his farewell to the King of Prussia. 1t appears
that, in the haste in which he proceeded to Paris.
our statesman had forgotten TO accomplish these
iormalities, and Was reminded of them only when
he arrived at our frontiers. | have been told also.
THAT tins gentleman goes to st. Petersburg, TO ask
the hand ct the, daughter of Great Duke Michel, a
niece of Emperor Nicholas, for Louis Napoleon.
The affairs between France and England have
been decidedly settled, and due Justice ought 10 be
rendered to our Ministers, who have directed that
question with much firmness and Judgment They
waited until Lord Palmerston had been censured
by the House of Lords, and when such satisfac-
lion had been given TO our national policy, cabi-
net dd not b, state to accept the proposed arrange
ments. Mr.. Drouynde l'Huys has returned to Lon
don, and Lord Normandy has resumed his visits to
the Elysee He was invited last week to a large
dinner party, given in his honor and the reception
OF LOUIS Napoleon, by his besomfriend, was as
lish Ambassador; he left Paris yesterday, on his
way to Florence, where he is called by some pri-
yate business, and from which he will return in a
few weeks.
The rumors of the change of Mr.. d Hautpoul,
our Minister of War, are still Pordpe du Jour.
Nothing, as yet, has been done on the subject but
Mr.. de Rulheres is said decidedly to be selected
for the position of that ministry.
Cavagnac is gone to watering place called
LouIche, where he is living incognito, and Jerome
Bonaparte, Governor of the lnvalids is expected at
Havre, where he has hired rooms at the Hotel
Frascati.
Whilst these political moves are taking place.
what is to be said about the iatrgues of the social
lists DO not suppose that they have quietly yield
ed TO their fate. They do not consider themselves
vanquished. You remember what told YOU in
my last letters relative to the discovered conspira-
cies OF Oran in Africa, Beziers, Arler, Paris and
MINES II is certain that their man1uvres are al
ways gong on. Their leaders entertain the sacred
fire, and socialism is now sort of Stree masonry"
for producing evil which is unfortunately progress
ing in its results Prints of all kind are to be met
with in Paris and through France; they contain the
M lin eanfo Ill IL.
society. The making of cartridges is now sort
OF trade; and though many of these ammunition
warehouses have been already discovered by the
police, am inclined to believe that there are ma
ny others which are unknown TO Mr.. earlier and
his agents. Socialism is also succeeding in the
ranks OF the army. Its progress is slow, but ne
vertheless is progressing and this must be avoid
Who can tell!
The news from Rome is not of much conse-
quence. The city is calm, but great agitation is
felt in the province. Robbers and highwaymen
are encumbering the routes THE papal States and
socialist pundering system is very fashionable
among the birbantt Of that unfortunate country
Besides these grave facts, | have also to mention
the presence OF all those who have been exed
from their country for political crimes, within the
limits OF the petite republic of st. Marin. That
small country is the rendezvous of all the Italian
demagognes; and, though the papal government
demanded their expulsion, the authorities of st.
Marin would not listen to such a demand; they
answered that these refugees were enjoying the
right Of citizens, and that they could not be ex-
PEELED The only power they had upon them was
TO induce them TO be quiet At Genoa, also, the
socialist conclave is assembled and they also ope-
rate with much activity at Turin and in Lombar-
dy. AT Florence, the revolutionary press is very
powerful, and within a fortnight the most out
rageous libels have been published against the 90
vernment and religion The Great Duke of Tas-
cany Is still in Germany, at Vienna but is expect
ed in the capital of his dominion on the 10Th inst
AT Naples, tranquility reigns with the Bour-
bon, who Is buslIy engaged in passing reviews and
fyou cross the Mediterranean sea with me, and
land at Cadiz, you will find in that port complete
squadron ready to sail for Cuba: The list of these
men-ofwar Is as follows Eel Soberano, Of "a
guns; two rgaes, Of AZ guns, Esperanza and Perla;
the Cortez, frgate of 81 guns; the corvette Colin
Of 10 guns the briggs Sanota, of 20 guns; Habanero,
IL guns; Selayo and Nervion, of is guns; and se-
veral other small vessels. There are also five
steamers-the Blasco de Garoy, 6 cannons. and $50
horse power; Pizaro, cannons, and $50 horse
power the Alvaro de Bazan, 8 cannons. and l6O
horse power; Congresso, 8 cannons. and 100 horse
power; and Don Juan de Austria, z cannons, and
100 horse power. The whole fleet amounts to
twenty-three men.of-war, which are about sailing
on the 10Th inst, for the Mexican Gulf, in order TO
protect Cuba and Porto Rico, as well as the Spa
nish trade in the Caribbean Seas
The private declaration of Qeeen Isabel's hus-
band relative to the paternity of the child about to
be horn, Is the subject of much talk in the political
circles. IL appears that the royal cousort of the
Queen OF Spain still persists in his denial of having
AM thing TO do with that scandalou birh and that
he is kept prisoner in the palace Of AranueZ. Yet
do not think that will prevent the forthcoming
child being heir Of the crown of Spain. You
cannot but say with me-Shocking! positively
shocking
The politics Of Germany are still in statu g,,o.
Nothing has yet been decided in the Congress Of
Frankfort nevertheless, the country is calm, ap-
parently nj least, and the only principal affair Of
moment IT. the war Of Prussia with Denmark. The
question Of the Duchies IL n matter much talked Of
and, If believe the last dispatches received from
Berlin, the peace has, at last, been concluded be-
tween the two rival nations.
You will find in the newspapers which sent you,
news of much importance, which, III true, will
afford great interest te the coming debates Of poll
tics in the north OF Europe. Emperor Nicholas il
II said, Is soon To abdicse in favor of his son, Ce
sarewtsb, whom he wished. previously, 10 put on
the throne Of Poland. This great decision will
take place On the LIST Of December next, and the
object Of the Czar, by acting in that way would be
to avoid the turmoil and ambition ofal kind, which
are generally taking place at every death of the
Russian Emperors Besides this cause, the inten-
ton Of the Emperor is TO find an occasion TO make
some arrangements with the foreign powers; and,
no doubt, such a change Of government, during
his life, would be very favorable 10 his projects.
Such is the small "batch'' Of news send you
by this steamer. The Sultan Of Turkey is still
visiting bis domnons, and has been received with
much tcfat and enthusiasm in all the cities where
he passes. | will hnish this letter by announcing
TO you the departure Of Garibsldi to the United
States. The famed Tribune of the Roman Repub-
lie of 1919 embarked, few weeks since, at Liver
pool, on board the packet Waterloo" bound to
New York. lie goes to the " land of the FREE" to
take the command Of ship, "upon which. re-
greet, says he, mot to be able TO hoist the white
and green flag of Italy, the standard Of Italian
freedom" May Signor Garibsldi be lucky in his
new trade. We prefer him to be in the United
States than on the European continent. Heads
like his too passionate for the safety Of our in
situations and the tranquility Of Europe.
One Of my friends, who has just returned from
Switzerland, assures me that the political refugees
who have been so long residing in the twenty-five
canfons, are leaving that country. Many Of them
arrived lsst week at Isous lie Saulnier-captal 81
the department OF the Jura-and were provided
with passports 10 HAVE. where they will embark
Tor the United States Nearly all Of these refugees
are rom Baden, Wurtemberg and Hungary. They
are young, well dressed, and furnished with the
uniforms of their country. The expenses Of their
journey are betrayed by the Helvetc Republic,
ard " y SAID that their number amounts 10 about
fifteen thousand. This considerable emigration is
quite significant.
Two Mexican Generals arrived the other day
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