The New York herald., 1851-10-18

were General Chapgsrnier, General Bateau, General
Khulheres Admiral Cecile NJ Gown NJ Passy NJ yitet
| M Chapot, III Dider, &c.
Daru read short report on the situaton of Paris
ana OF the depa tmens 1t stated that the provinces
were more calm than the capital according to reports
sent in from the police agents certain agitation Of
revolutionary character had manifested itself in the f
bourg 81 Antoine II added that information had been
received Of depots Of arms being made in Of the de-
partments, the said arms being introduced from Ger
many; measures taken TO discover where those
places Of conceslment situated.
One Of the members, Didier, seconded by General
Chapgsrner, criticized in strong terms tie language
used by NJ Leon Faucher the Minister OF the Interior
ton Of Chalon -Marne 1t will be remembered that
NJ Faucher, in that speech declared that France would
reelect Louis Napoesn and ould not be from
constitution
q General Changarnier said that the language of NJ
Leon Faucher was quite inexpcable, and ought to be
disavowed
"Anothsr member alluded to rumor which was cur
rent for days relative to the expected arrival u
Paris Of great number of the projects Of the depart
ments with view to their obtaining instructions from
the Minister OF the Interior with respect to the duties
they we're expected to perform in the of the crisis
ard asked NJ Daru II he could give the
mttee any information on the subject.
M Daru replied, that he had PLANTATION Of any
kind to give.
Some conversation then took place on the subject OF
the seas in circulate relative TO the lottery of Che
LiDgos dor but the subject dropped les being
remarked that the subject under the cosnizance OF
the courts oflaw.
M Daru contradicted the runors in circulation for
some days past relative TO the resignation Of NJ Leon
The committee then adjourned withou thinking 1t
necessary TO adopt any formal resolution
The Duke de Lewis the leader of the legtmist party
has left Paris to visit the Duke de Bordeaux at Frohs-
dorh The ori-ansts active canvassing for the
Prince de Jonyile who however still keeps in the back
ground Nj. Rouy, Of the editors of the Prese who
was sentenced by default TO fine and imprisonment
publishing Victor Hugo letter has been acquitted by
the court of appeals
The yourg Emperor Of Austria is stil in Lembsrdy
Notwhstaneng the aourishing accounts in the Official
papers OF Austria, his reception has been universally
unsettrd-a
would set the mine in explosion
The Berlin papers announce the death Of Prussian
prince, the Kings uncle, Prince Wilhelm his sixty
nrth year He was father OF the Queen of Bavaria OF
Prince Adaoert commander of the Prussiau artillery
and ma,ine, and Of Prince waldemar who during hts
travels in India, was present in battle against the
sikhs. The prince had had e. of spope1y in the
spring from which he had been restored by the use
OF the baths that he nendd in few days undertaking
journey TO Italy
Sublime Porte had addressed a note to the Vceroy Of
Egypt relative to the construction of the railway
Cairo and Alexandria, the preliminary arrangements
Tor the &C mmencement of which have been already fully
completed to the contract for iron rails price
equal 10 about "a l2s Cd The document referred 10
denies the right OF the Nceroy TO engage in important
work without the authorization Of the sultan
There is no doubt Of the fact that it is the French
government that has pushed Turkish goYsrnment
take this step The Marquis de Lavalse the present
Minister Of France at Consts ntinople n there
for that purpose He had previously been genera!
OF France in Egypt and had always himself tiye
IN ms opposition to any plans which would facilitate the
communications between England and her colonial pos
sessions through the Red Sea lie Is following out
tie same policy and Is no doubt ready TO plunge the
two into war in order 10 carry out his purpose
The teegrsphc communication betsseu France ami
England under the has been completed The line
OF communication bet Seen the two coasts fully
teblfhed on Sunday evening about five o'clock and the
electric wire after three days had been consumed in
stretching II the straits brought UP on the
french coast at sanngate about three miles below Ca
Iais whence was carried underground 10 the tele-
graph station Of the great North of France Railway
at o.Ias Electric currents were passed from coes. to
coast and messages sent the evenings but Mon
day series Of experiments tried With the most
satisfactory results and AZ the same results were
achieved today, the great enterprise may now be
garded as actually hnished and complete. Early on
Monday morning coDgratuatory message to the Tresi
dent OF the French republic sent direct from Eng
land to Paris al,o to the King Of Prussia aud the
peror Of Austria, at Berlin aud yienne aud messages
were also transmitted TO London from the princi-
pal cities of Europe included in the continental
system Of telelraphic communication. During the
whole Of Monday, the town Of Calais presented the
appearance Of fcte. and numbers Of the inhabi-
tantscoDgrepsted the rampsr.. watching with In
terest and wonder the various experiments which
were tried with the submarine wires In the evening
entertainment was given at the Hotel de Ve TO those
English gentlemen promoters Of the undertaking, who
These were Sir James Carmichael Mr.. Champion, q y
Mr. wolas,op. and Mr.. Tai ham, Of the Gutts Percha
Company Nj Mayer, the Mayor Of Calais presided and
In addition to the English guasts, there present
NM Lsgros Devot, Representative du Peuple Duhame,
Petersburg; Dupont, Vice Consul Of Russia and Bon
kom, Brth Consul together with the principal nhsbi-
tsnts Of Calais and the officers Of the garrison During
the whole OF the proceedings the utmost harmony pre-
vailed and after dinner the Ens sh gentlemen
dueted the Museum Of the town where Il was deter
mined that portion Of the electric coil should future
be placed In position with the balloon Of the cele-
brated @ronaut, blanchard, who In l795, made his first
supra marine voyage from Dover to Calais.
An interesting correspondence (enclosed) has taken
place between the Marquis Of Londonderry and Louis
Napoleon relative TO the release Of Abde Kaier Louis
Napoleon expresses his willingness but incapacy TO
lieve the Emir. Thus France which pretends to take
the lead In liberty refuses kossuth passage through her
territory and Keeps prisoner man whose only crime
TO defend his native land In defiance OF the pledged
word Of the son Of their late monarch!
Her Msjestys threstre continues open at threatre
prises II has paid well that the experiment will
probably be tried again The Bsteman children continue
to delight large and fnfhionabe audiences at 1T. !
james theatre. Charles Mathews has brought out n
new lay, from the French with great Bloom
erism L. dead failure here Some girls attempted to
appear In the new costume, but hooted Mrs.
D.xters last lecture terminated in a regular row.
There has been very little business transacted this
week in United States stocks. Messrs d. Bell, Son
Co quote prices under for transmission by the Ame.
rica steamer from Liverpool on Saturday (to-morrow)
United States Six per Cent Bonds 1se2 i0ss 1o7y
United States Six per Cent Stock 1867 -os 1o4 los
Maryland Five per Cent Sterling Bonds. sstS 50.
Canada Fix per Cent Bonds, 1s7l..........10S 100
Boston City Five per Cent Bonds, 1s5s-62 e1 ~
New York Five per Cent Stock, 1870. 90 81
The stock market at Paris ha. not maintained the
buoyarcy notice last week Prices for the last
three days have been declining and the Five per Cnt,
are now quoted at only eif soc.
Movements OF Kossuth.
Advices from Paris Of the lst instant give the annexed
intelligence. One correspondent says -
letter has been received here from Eo4-.h of which