The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23

Ito, what are the prospects OF Franco! VINO are
the parties having the best chance! Is 1.-THE NsPo-
leon party, the legtimst, or the Oreanistl No
one can tell, as yet The Napoleons are busily en-
gagged in their marches and counter marches IL is
dent is on the eve Of attempting coup fea. This
may be, but it would Tot be successful, and would
be, what We call in French, craeh9 en- Fair. As
for the legtimists, they are on the gai riue, and
ready to meet at Wiesbaden, whore the grand rem
devious is held during the month Of September.
Henry the 9Th viii be there, and will preside in the
council of his State. The Orleanists are more en-
FL Of Prince Is
decidedly on the tapis and it is said that In few
days the manifesto of this President will appear
in the French papers by which he is supported.
of them, during visit made to him at Claremont,
forgotten"
and Montebelle, who met, on Monday last, ct
Champateux, have decided, in private council,
that the candidature Of Prince de toinville is tho
only anchor Of safety, and that alliance must be
made to support it, by all means.
Among the rouges, M Cavaignac, the leading
chief Of the party, has withdrawn his candidature
to give room to M. Cannot, who will decidedly be
put forward. 1t is said that some members OF La
Montague have the intention to vote in favor Of
Ledru Rolln. 1t win be wasting pc sder upon
small game, for neither the ex-tribune Of June,
1913, or M. Nadand, has chance to be elected.
During this political struggle Of parties, Louis ais
ministers. with whom he is in opposition about all
the projects he has made for the months of Septem-
Der and October His intention OF visiting the de-
parments Of the east and south of France has been
censured, and the reviews he wished to pass at Sa
tory, are considered as mere copy Of the foolish
attempts of last year. But the President is as OBJ
stinate as his ministers are cunning, and he will
have his reviews, by all means, at the end of this
month
II has been whispered in some quarters that the
National Assembly will resume its meetings before
h. i,l,n Of ,.ar MI ia httfo III aplI
inclined to believe that nothing Of the sort will
take place, if events do not become alarming.
The police have been much engaged for the last
two days in arresting great nu nber Of vagran.s
and dangerous men, who had chosen Paris for their
head quarters. The most important captures have
been made IN the quarters Saint Honor, Saint
Martin, and Saint Msrceau, and among the prison
ers there are many &c man refugees, and all the
members of the Conite ne Resistance composed of
the most enraged socialists of the party This
expected movem eat of the police is somewhat con-
neced with the last trial of the rouges in The city of
Lyons, by which about twenty persons were sem
fenced to different punishments. M. Gent, the
most conspicuous Of the prisoners, was sentenced to
Punishment.
All the ambass sailors Of foreign powers in Paris
now having a vacation, and some Of them have
eft France. IL is certain that about the hall of
them have returned to the court Of their kings or
Emperors, in order to g, new Instructions for the
future.
Sew raj newspapers Of France have announced
hat the french government has decided to set free
Add ell hader, and to send him to Brousse, in Tur-
key, in Asia, city eighty miles distant from Con-
stsntinOple. The ex-Emir Of Algiers they state.
will be placed under the surveillance OF the Turkish
government. Fortunately for the sake of the
French army in Algiers, this decision has not been
taken by our government il was but false rumor
Besides this, in case il were true, the moment is
not opportune for his Liberation, for now the tribes
of Arabs are in the expectation of a new Prophet,
and, no doubt, if the news Of Abd-el kader's deli
very had been known, 1t would have kept up the
excitement.
The news from Portugal is not very interesting,
and 1T Is whispered in some quarters that Don
Miguel has been invited by the Emperors of Russia
ard Austria, to to Europe, where he could de-
eide with them how he could be restored to the
throne OF Portugal, where Dona Maria is no longer
to be supported.
At Naples, the English feet is daily expected;
and it appears that Lord Palmerston's intention is
orenew, this year. bis demand ofindemnity against
the government Of Naples and Leghorn, for the
losses felt during the year 1919.
The meeting Of the emperor and kings Of Ger
many is decided affair; but before it takes place.
some Of these crowned heads will meet at Vienna,
where it is said the Pope himself will arrive, if he
can escape the survey Of General Gemeau. The
intention Of Plus Ninth would be to 20 to Bou-
logne, where, being protected against the French
by the Austrian troops, he could demonstrate that
nc needs not their assistance, and then force them
to leave Italy.
army against Hungary, has settled in the very
heart OF that country, where he 10 doing all in his
power TO become popular.
Russia is strengthening her armament with much
care, and is certain that the order for muskets
has been very large in Belgium, for that govern
ment. The cause Of these armamen;s 10 very likely
to be looked for in the recent losses experienced by
the Russian troops in the mountains Of the eau
casus. II appears that the proyin Of Konlan is
entirely lost to Russia and that the
victorious all over the country.
The delivery Of Kossuth is decided and it is said
that he will embark direct for the United States,
board OF a man Of war, which Is now on her way to
KutayA
The Rev. Bishop Odin, Of Texas, is now at
Lyons. b. II. r.