The New York herald., 1851-11-01

Our London Correspondence.


The events Of the week may all be convessntly
Jumped under one head, as far as London is con-
cerned-the closing Of the Great Exhibition, or as
the Americans will have it, the Worlds Fair.
Par Yaressthess it is odd that the Yankees will name
things after theirown fashion Jenny Lind they con-
vertin q nightingale" and Catherine Hayes In
to " swan," and Fanny Elssler of old, they apoth
eosised into divine creature. But the Ameri-
cans are independent In all things, and therefore
must be original. To come back to the "Exhibi-
ton If knew anything new to be said about it,
you should have it. There is no denying that it
was great sight-a great spec, and, at last, a
great BORE for nobody talked about anything else.
But it is dead, and gone, and have no time to
write its eptsph. Who didn't see it, viii never see
tie like, unless the immortal Barnum" gets up
fac simiis. By the by, we hear no more of
Jenny Lind since Barnum dropped her. Was he
really the greatest artist Of the two! Give US " a
hexplanation," as the Cockneys say. Luckily for
ihe press here, that the Exhibition has slipped
from under them Kossuth has turned up, or is ex-
pected to do so-for he has not made his appear
ance yet. 1t appears that the " Mississippi will
go to New ork without him Here s fne topic
for the penny-arliners Is Capt. Long right, or is
kossuth not wrong-the former tor not going
to England--the latter for not going di-
rect to the United States. Please settle the
account, and give the balance TO the waiter
Ihe Americans here are annoyed that the
Mississippi don't bring him round to Sonthamp-
ton, and fhox the prize she bas wrested from the
ion grip of those awful despos that sincerely hope
that when the Yaokees get kossuth tieyll keep
. ham. There is to De grand doings at southampton
when be comes. A banquet is on the taps. Sc
cretary Walker ia invited, but has written long
and good letter, accepting in way that shows ne
don't mean to be there. Helays il on thick to John
Bull. / wonder il it will take. The Secretary
en- mill fS- az rail -OaA IN IL
inois. :" A mere triae, an you please, sirs."
John Bull has not unbuttoned yet, and looks doubt
f.. Joking apart, don't mind saying, and |
ought TO be paid for it, that is good Investment
sor in the times that are coming to come in
Europe, 10 man knows where his money viii
be safe Cholera, and reputation, and .hae
"Great Exhibition" are nothing 10 what may
happen next spring in Europe. don't say it will,
has just cut another pigeonwing, and the fun of it
R Il ct his capers unexpected that he sets all
the world to dancing, much against their viii. He
has undertaken to give the lie to all he has been
be seen what the effect Of il will be. Will the
Frensh people take back wha. he had no right to
take away, and pat him on the head as a repentant
sinner, or kick him down stairs as fool that don't
know his own mind No man has said finer things
than Louis Napoleon, and none done such f5vHsh
onts-lke somebody else before him. The really
amusing matter is 20 see the way he bothers the old
rcgues Of politicians. An awkward feucer defes
skil, because be respects no rules. So Louis Napo
leon says one thing to day and does the opposite
morrow; making his friends ridiculous and his foes
desperate. The end of such pulling and hauling is
to come down some day with a jerk, aud if that
don't happen to the Prince Of Oddities, it is because
be is reserved for some special purpose, which III
be sure to let the HERALD know, If discover it.
Being rather lively this 6ne day, | have written
rather jocosely; but sharp 'un like you will see
there Is sense and other things, behind my levity
Make good editorial or two out Off
Mr.. Lawrence is back from his Irish tour. He
he u l.. -
quilted himself handsomely. And so he has. He
is mighty smart chap, that said Abbot Lawrence,
and he has very pretty daughter, Why sho1ld
not he be President, as well as anybody else He
has seft sa~dered John Bull, and Sir Henry
Bulver has been trying his hand at US. Who
is going to be done first | am afraid John,
the older, is getting too wide awake for he has
stolen stole Johathan's hOEey.pOt We must try some
Austria.
From the London Times
VIENNA. Get. II TIE Emperor, &C ,ompanied
by Count Grunpe, left last night for CracCv, by
special train. The Ban Of Croatia hss ako ses of
on bis return to Agra~. If the Prssse is to be
believed tte great work OF reconstructien has been
taken from the minister President" and Baron
kubeck. and entrusted to a co nmission, consisting
Of DR.. Bach, Baron Krauss. Minister Of Justice, VI.
de Baumgartner and the folio wing members Of the
Reichsrat.s- Baron Kreig. and the Chevaliers sal
votti and Purkharit. Should this statement be
confirmed, all that has lately been said and written
Win respect 10 TIE iu,ure organ EATON OF the
monarchy, and partial recognition Of federative
doctrines, must be considered as r1il and void.
I'VE whole of the ministers took the new oath to
the EnPeror yesterday, so that We shall probably
hear no more OF ministerial designations for the
present.
The fact Of the present head Of the Home Depart
ment not only remaining in oeiee, but accepting
the task imputed to him BY the fresse, would argue
the triumph Of the principles Of complete central.
ization.
The Emperor has invested Radetzky with the
insignia Of the grand cross Of the order of ST.
Stephen, and the governor o! Venice, General
GorEkowsky, has received the grand cress Of the
order Of st. lie ypold.
Up to the I'D Of September inclusive. the amount
of subscriptions 10 the loan So 569 500 forms
From the I'D to the 9th the sum subscribed as far
as II Is yet known, Is $4,000 forms, making a
total Of 81 300 forms, without reckoning what
has been taken In remote provinces, and not yet
reported.
A priest of the name Of Prst has been condemned
by the courts of Venice 10 four years inprisoa-
mens in fortress, for having belonged to q secret
society.
The papers announce "a act Of amnesty, granted
by the Emperor, for all political prisoners ia the
Lombardo Venetian kingdom, whose terms Of in-
prisonmsnt does not exceed one Jesr.
Italy.
The Pie3mo~ttss Gazafs, Of the 10th, publishes
the convention entered into between the Holy Sec,
Dukes Of Modena ard Parma, for the construc-
tion Of railway line, 70 be jenousisated the Rail-
road OF Central Italy. which Is to connect Reggie
with Bologna, Modens, and Pistsria, or Prato;
bom Reggie II is 10 branch out in two directions,
one branch leading to Piaoepza, the other to Man
tua The execution is 10 be grantedt to one or more
companies, with privileges TO last net more than
enc hundred years, and the guarantee Of o mini
mum OF intercGt on the capital. The companies
are to allow the contracting governxasnts TO eyta.
bhsh teegraphs wires along the lac, and are to
oina the1leiyes to uansyort at least one wagen
per tram Tor The account % tho poet Office
The Mt'Gn Cgsstfs publishes the folio wing noti-
fcaiioB.-
In order to give the inhaSi,aats o, The I1mbsrda-
Nerean kngdorn proof q the Fatern.l so,sstuie of
the I'M pera ana royal governm ent and q the unvagied
eleHsncy ~ cur tuguH Sovereign. tS Excsep<y Field
Msrshsi Count RAdeifky has Ia tho a hority
b hajesy has been pleased % su.ru.. 70 his hands
directed that AL persons not bsnngiss the army yno
are new undergoing psnishment for political ira ussc.
tiops Of minor importance. owing q toe Of riezs
sl all receive free pardon. provided ts4r
whether directly inflicted BY courts martha itigs:ed