The New York herald., 1851-10-31

had arrived Gibralter In the steam frzse
Mississippi Kossutn anxious to take passages In
the Arno for himself family, and attendants party o.
fifty persons, but he stipulated that the Arno
should land him at Southampton With this condition
Captain Haram was unable to comply and the Hungarian
chief left board the Mississippi lie would embark
In the first steamer Southampton, where he may be
expected to arrive early in the ensuing week
Our London Correspondence.
STATE OF EUROPE.
LospoS, FRrpAv EVENING, Oct II, 1851.
Non-9pparonce Of Kossu-EL Feeling Lei,oesn England
and misunderstanding State Of Affairs in Franoe-Louis
Napoleon and the Law Of 3ls May-7He Ministerial
CrisS-mportant Deliberations Of the Permanent Com
mtttte Of the National .qssembiy- Insnrecon in the D.
portne-ts Of .9A.r and Cher The European Continent
Final Closing Of the Crystal Paloce- Cabinet Councils
The Egyptian Raii,oay- The Reform Ba-Death Of Guts-
iaGne Trar,Rr-The Theores-M Miscellaneous Neys.
No doubt, many Of tho readers of the New YoRK
HERALD Will be eagerly looking for of the
reception given England to Koseuth The ilus.rous
Magyar has not however yet, made his appearance
and conjecture Is at oss how to account for the
appearance of the Mississippi The rsy, which has
rived with the Brazil mails had hsasd nothing OF her
Some presume that she has made direct for the United
States and will not touch England at all
The Austrian government angry at the prepsrs
tons that have been made in England receive ex.d
chiefa an the semi Official organs the government
atuse Lord PNmerston with upsparing acrimony Lord
Westmorelsnd, who recently appointed to succsei
Lord Bloomfield at Vienna has been delaying his depar-
ture uI til the excitement in the Austrian capital shall
have somewbat subsidized. Count Buo Schauensein the
Austrian Ambassador to the Court Of st. James has
lately had two three interviews with Lord Pamerston
and both OF them dined yesterday with the Queen at
Wndlor.
The most important feature OF inslis that II is my
duty TO transmit you day the state of affairs In
France.
Convinced that nothing universal suffrage will re-
turn him again to the Presidency of the trsnch republic
Louis Napoleon has nrmy resolved abrgate the eec
tcral Law Of the 3ls. OF May.
In the Cabinet Council which was held on Tuesday n.
81 Cloud he stated this determination; aud not being
able TO persuade the ministers sccede his wishes, no
accepted all their designations As yet he has not been
able to form ministry. NJ Bilsult is the person
be has entrusted to form earlier, the head OF tn
police; Berger Prefect ef the Seine; General Carreet
the commander of the dv,ion have also tendsred
their res'gsatioDs Emile de Girariin, the talented
Though interruptions editor Of the Press who change
his opinions almost monthly aud who, from being re-
csntly the sworn tnemy has become (or time the
wsrmest advocate Of Louis Espolcon been consulted
by the President which has consd srably rousei
the indignation OF the Partisan Journalists Toe Of
Affairs s,uch that was found expedien yoke
CT the National Abembly The proseeiings OF this i'm
porispt body were follows. The frst held on
wecnei day, al noon-Gensral Bsdeau presided T-en.
iyfour members we're present, among whom were Gene
Tsl Changarnisr, NM Baze, Ntet DE Montgny Poujou-
ist. de Mcntebello, aud General Rulheres.
The committee seemed strongly impressed with the
serious position of affairs and several Of the members
expressed great spprher ions to The future prospects
General B,seau taking the chair gave short ao-
count Of the state Of Paris which he described as
mNrkbly calm withstandug the agitation produced
az In mt of
the change which has taken place the government
within the last two days ana AMI ,unced that the min
btrs wouls remain IN Office till the appointment OF
their successors discussion then the ques-
tcn ss 20 whether the committee should cal, Upon the
nnirters for any explanations NJ de Montebelo sisted
u at ir his DOn the ministers ought be heard and
NM de Gfouehy and Baze concurred with him In To at
opnn NJ Chapot, on the contrary stated that In his
opinion ~ vas unnecessary to call the ministers
Aplanations they could give any Information
that WAS not already the Possession of the com.
mitte To this de Grouchy replied that IL was no,
slcte the subject Of the minister crisis that the
con mtee required information but upon the state Of
the county lie Therefore Of opinion that IL vas
Of he uimost importaIce that the Minister the In
terior should he called upon TO give information the
tste Of the departments of the Aer and the Nievre,
which were known TO be In state Of the utmost sgita
ton.
Ultimately. the committee resolved that NJ Leon
Fauch,r, NJ. Barochs General Rsudon. aud u Rouher
sloud be requested to attend tonorrer for the pupse
Of giving ex plantations
ibe question Of Immediately ccnvoking the Assembly
brought forward by W. foujoulat VINO argued that
the only Of removing the uneasiness Of the
NJ. Didier, republican Of the Eve, opposed that
course NJ quite unnecesssry. arguing that u not
worth while 10 call the Assembly Sgether since shor.
time TO elsyse between the present date and tn
9TH Of Nov.u Der when the Asss ably in due
NJ puftug,rss insisted that Il would be better to con
vohe The Astembb at and expressed his surprise
thst Ddier member Of the Democratic opposition,
snd who bad voted against the sstion for
the representatives 20 enjoy respite om their
cessant lsbof, should oppose the Immediate con
NJ yitet also recommended the immediate conyoc.-
tion.
the COMMITTEES should come 10 resolution the sub
jet the next day the general feeling hovever appear
ing TO be ssainst the immediate eonvossiion
Ne.terday, the Permanent Committee met again
three Ministsrs-MM Leon Fsucher, Rouher and Gene.
raj ksudon The Minister of the Interior declered that
complete cerer of opinion had arisen between the
cabinet and the President Of the republic resve o the
rianstSon r,syeorg the ministerial crisis but norma
on furnished by the three ministers successfully
rcatse 70 the state of the departments Of the ALTER and
Cher They declared that calm had been established
in tbeee depstments and that the troops sent to the
disturbed villages had not met with any opposition The
3lst regiment % the line occupied Nevers and Bourges
and 5th chasseurs hsd entered the 10 military
division The tribunals Of Bourxes and Rio they added
had been directed to institute ajudicis Investigation
N de Nortem.rt, who has hitherto been a firm sup
porter Of the policy Of the Eysee then s.ke the minis
srs whether their resignation " dehnitve ami
whether there not some chance Of arrangement
The ministers made reply ccntentipg thcm.eve, with
the question They then withdrew
yitet ceiled the attention Of the committee 10 the
fact tf distorted account Of the proceedings of the
preceding sittirs having been given in the .arsne
mepf du Peurle.
Didier the Mountain rerreser sa.v. admitted that
the complaint Of N. Nitet perfectly well founded
conversation then ensucd on the subject Of the i'm
mediate convocatk Of the Assembly. in which NM de
Mcrtemert, Passy, Poujoulst and Dufourgesais tosk
Tsft. They OF opinion that such step ~ss not
nsces,sry and that better 20 await the regular re
saemhling ofthe representatives NM Dufougerais sni
rpae for OF
uFon this point. Eventually the following resolution
yes sjcp.ed.-