The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-27
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s5ra rived at Boston at half past four O'Clock on
AsJDy ernoon, in ten days and five hours from
rrr' Her mails reached this city about half past
yesterday afternoon
~ iphal progress of Kossuth, in England con-
kinged to fill tie columns Of the English papers He
would leave the 2Oth in the Humboldt, for New
Yort
Tie President of the French Republic reviewed two
atalions Of the Gendarmere Mobile battalion Of
Infantry and Of cavalry, the l4th inst in the
Champ de Mars The President very loudly cheered.
In the southern districts of Austria, nearly all the
large rivers lave overowed their banks Several lives
have been lost AMI large amount of property de-
Stroyed
The Crown Princess of swsden safely delivered of
o daughter the 3lst ult.
The death of Mr.. Matthias Atwood, the celebrated
banker il announced.
The steamship City of Pttsburg, from Philadelphia,
bound for Liverpool put into Cork Ireland the 18th
inst short Of coal.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Friday Evening Nov II, 1851.
The Dfot IF he French Ministry the Electoral BATHs
Submarine 7iesraph-7Hs HunsoriGn- Polish Bal Kos
s,ias-AIadaue Kossuth-7he Concert-.austria and the
Jiied Siaes-The Elections in PortugaI-HaAh Of the
Kiag Of Hanoper--Stocks &c.
Since last wrote, there has not been any material
change in the position of things in France.
The announced debate the ministerial Elec-
toral bill read by the Minister of the Interior NJ de
Thorgpy the day of the opening of the National As
eemby, has resulted in a defeat Of the Ministry and
secticn Of the bill.
This news vas despatched from Paris ly the Submarine
Telegraph uhch is OPEN The despatch received in
L0nde in half an hour.
During the day sent myself, by way Of experiment,
nesssse OF twenty words to Paris for which paid 1as
ID. The submarine line thrown open yesterday at
~ O'Clock to the public This rapidty Of the transmits
zion q thought is truly wonderful
Las night, the Polish Hungarian ball was given at
Cuildhsll went there at early hour to watch the
proceedings The noble hall brilliantly illuminated
The Hungarian trcOlor hung conspicuouy the
staircase entrance leading to the Concert Dancing
commenced at nine O'Clock, and going briskly
when left at enc, this morning. As the at
the Lord Mayors banquet not single foreign represen
fAtiye present. There half dozen fancy
dresses one Boomer, and sprinkng Of uniforms 1
observed many foreigners kossuth arrived ABOUT ele
spto the hall by six gentlemen with white wands, with
Che Psh eoiors rosettes and loudly and yehemsnty
cheerei He conducted 10 the head Of the room
where mary persons had the satisfaction Of being intro
duced to him At twelve he proceeded to the Concert
room. stood by the side OF NJ me Kossnth for more
than half hour. She has intelligent face with q
somewhat melancholy cast OF countenance She was
dressed In black with black velvet stresmsr from her
hesddress Kossuth was in the Hungarian velvet sur
aout
In the concert room, the hungarian patriot ana MS
wife were subjected TO tbe trouble Of shaking hands
with nearly every individual in the room Two by two,
like the animals proceeding from Noahs ark, they
passed in front Of kossuth who smiled and bowed, so
Gid his amabe lady, to each couple, they passed,
shaking hands with all who put out theirs TIE artiss
were introduced to him observed tina. Miss Ransford
who is a most charming person, wore a large cameo
brooch Of the Hungarian chieftain. Whether he pre-
scented Il to her or not sm not able to say. Kossuth
yeft the ball about midnight The whole went off
with 6elai. though he must by this be weary Of over
attsrtions
II was confidently rumored that he would not leave
ENGLAND day. postponing his departure 70 the 10th
Perhaps, however he may reach New York as soon as
Ghis letter.
The German Journal Of Frankfort, generally we'll in
Sermed Journal states that Austria has notified the
government OF the United States, that If the Presi
dent OF the Republic receives kossuth officially, the
Austrian charge d'aiaires at Washington will imms-
dtey demand his passports and that the American
prcss NATIVE at Vienna will receive hts. cannot vouch
Cor this
In bis speeches at Birmingham Kossuth has been
Republican than In London.
There Is nothing ese Of Importance to communicate
In Portugal the election. have turned out fayor4by
70 the pragressists.
The King OF Hanover Is not expected to live tbs
week Ills son Is stone blind, and has three children
con and two daughters. There will probably be re
gency
The Duchess Of Orleans and the Count Do Paris hav,
nrrived In England.
There has teen no change this week in the market
Ger American State Stocks. Messrs. Bell Sons give
the quotations follows:-
United States Six per Cent Bonds, 1862 .l05 leg
United States six per Cent Bonds. ls6s...lu ala
United States Six per Cent Stock 1s61Cs l0 los
Pennsylvana Five per Cent Stock Slz So
hassachuse,s Five per Cent sag BIDS lsGS OT los
Maryland Five per Cent Sterling Bonds. IS so