The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-27
Arrival OF the Pacific-Two Days Later
from Europe.

The United States mail steamer Pacific arrived
at this port yesterday morning, with four days
later news from al parts of Europe than that by
she Niagara. She brings one hundred and forty
sAree passengers Her intelligence embraces seve-
yal facts Of more than ordinary interest IN relation
30 the politics Of the Continent.
The most significant fact Is the resignation OF the
cabinet Of Louis Napoleon, and the prevailing az
preherson in aris Of coup d GGt on the question
Of ahrogatirg the Law Of $780, which restricts the
right of suffrage. The sbrogation would bring I've
or six hundred thousand additional voters isio tie
held; and if the President secures the reno,a, o.
the restrictions against this mass Of vytc-s be
doubtless calculates largely upon their su7g,rt o.
the election Of 1852 LISA bold move; bat il Is dE-
cult 10 imagine how a corp u fGt Hpon tbs qq-.
ton could be made without resulting in a revolu.
.tor, with the Assembly opposed to the ehLnge.
The committee, en- paBlqacace, OF, in other words.
the Committee Of Vigilance Of the Assem- b!y, we're
however, keeping 7gilant eye upon the Executive,
and it was expected they would forthwith pro-
eeed to effective measures to couateras. bis
movements. Between the two departments o.
sbe government, the peace Of France may pos
sibly be prolonged TIL the Presidential Elee-
tor Il we are not mistaken, il was AZ the
instance Of President Bonspartes most active
enemies that the act restricting the riga Of s-G-
rage was passed. He consented, but with a reser-
vatisn on the Presidential question. Ba. he ap-
pears not only to have discovered bis blunder in
approving he law but resolved to repair it by re.
storing the elective franchise TO the exclu classes
This might have some eject upon the social
lists and republican utrss bat corp Geat at this
crisis is hazardous experiment, lift eontemplates
riding rough-shod over The Assembly into the EN-
pire At the last accounts the ministerial council
were abou: TO meet CT the subject Of organizing a
new ministry, aad in the interval the prominent
topic At the Bourse was the expected coup q ads
Next in importance to this ministerial panic in
France, is the expected arrival Of Kossuth in Eng
land, and its probable consequences in a political
view. The government organs at London headed
by the Times are crying down the Hungarian
chief, the address at Marssilles being rather too
ultra and sweeping in is style for the republican
ideas attached TO q constitutional monarchy. The
English people, on the other hand. were ready to
act as independently in the reception Of Kossuth as
in their expulsion of Haynau. Nothing definite was
known Of the time of Kossuths arrival, bat his 40
pearanee at Southampton was hourly expected. As
he is Just now attracting more Of European stten
tion than al the crowned heads Of the Continent
we give copious details from our foreign exchanges
in reference to his movements, bis aots his policy
and his opinions.
curious item Of news from the Cologu G4sate
in relation to proposition in a cabinet council at
Ma irid, for the sale of Cuba to Eng snd will chaL
lenge particular attic n.icn.
Austria, it appears, has actually moved an army
to the frontiers Of Turkey-for what obe,t i: is not
known, but supposed TO be as an &C: Of Indignation
against the Sublime Porte for his release OF the
Hungarians. !. is probable thai it will amount to
nothing more.
The great Exhibition was to be wound up OIL
eially with The moet posing ceremonials, on the
18th, ard the building was forthwith to be taken
down. We understand that Mr. Webster, now in
this city, has received Official notice Of the awards
Ct The premiums
On the FIRST page Of this days HERALD the 10
tails Of this arrival will invite The more particular
attention Of our readers.