The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-30


Their more movement the recurrence of French disturb
having stimulated inquiries in this department
Prices however, show little change
AMERrcAs szcvhrrss.
Reiema5is. Prices.
u. States per Cent Bonds 1883. % o.
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p ptto per Gent s st ss1 ih m2
p per Gem Cent sfers Bonds: 1855
Maryland per Cent Sterling Bonds. 50 ssH
Tennessee per Cent State Bonds $780,. 90 %
Canada per Gent Bonds. $50. ..l87i.... los 100
Boston City per Cent Bonds. .ls7i,.... 90 %
letter from Pesth, Of Dec 1st says:-S The house
occupied by the mother and sisters of Kossu.h opposite
the Karoly palace surrounded in the night, aud
perquisitons made in their apsrtmens Kossuths
sisters Mines Rutthay and Messelens ana the tutor Of
the latter children, afterwards removed to another
part of the building The mother OF Kos,uth obtained
permission to remain in her apartment but she was
placed under the surveillance OF the police The tutor
was subsequently put in irons"
THE Hon. Ma. WALKEa MAscHEs7Es lin COM
plisnoe with invitation from the merchants of Man
chester, the Right Hon r. J. Walker late Secretary
TO the Treasury Of the United States dnet with large
number Of them at the Albion Hotel Plccaiilly on
Tuesday, December o.. The Chamber OF Commerce and
Commercial Association united their forces on this
ocesson to do honor to the visitor M Walker arrived
entertained at Broom House Haiiiwe!l lane, the resi-
dsnce of W. Sten ESQ Bailey ESQ, President Of
the chamber OF commerce occupied the chair. After
the usual loyal toasts, the chairman p,oposei The
President of the United states.o to which Mr. stel
responded. The Health of Mr. Walker wa, than
given and responded oy that gentlsman in along and
eloquent address. Mr Bright. P the Hon T. n.
Gibson, and Mr. Golden, n p, also addressed the
meeting The last toast was the health Of he strangers
present acknowledged by General Walbrilse AMI Col.
Colt.
THr RAer BrrwEEN THE FRASSFoRT, Asirarea, AND
PosRYR Corsiderable interest excited few
ago owing to the he above three steamers
1.-TWO OF them sorewr and the oshe- paddle boat
sailing from the Metsey at the time for different
ports and various contradictory statements Afterwards
sppe red regarding their progress to Hoyhead By let
er received from Captain Corbet appears that tas
half days notwithstanding she experienced soms heavy
head winds Captain gives the folio wing account Of
the between the steamers from the Bell Buoy be-
ycnd Holyhead:"I had nearly forgotten 20 mention
that the steamship An erica about miles ahesl
when passed the Bell Buoy. and the Pioneer coed
five miles The Pioneer and the Frankfort each made
much sail as possible and had fair contest OH the
skerries. Weranged alongside he America hailed her,
and ran ahead ana in twenty minutes ahssd of
the Pioneer having fairly beaten her FIVE miles in
OF sixty niles There Is Boosting in this but
statement OF facts and have doubt all their hands
exerted themselves to win the rsce Lirspoat Courier
TnE CAsE Mr. ENTHUSIASTICALLY, Dec 8 was
the day appointed by the Court of Excheuer for hear
log the proceedings in the prosecution of Mr. Ala sao.
Commons without nrst taking the oaths in the usual
form. The case, however, not gone into counsel
having agreed TO special verdict admitting the facts
and reservng the points Of law for future discussion
The argument, 1t was intmated would be taken the
arst sitting day after term.
r-,ysy-' O~s- Passs Correspondence.
PAars, December IL, 1881.
I've French Rerouiion-. -shor, Rsay ofh. Coup Eia
State Of France accidents Specuiati,ns &c.
The battle is over! The regime du ,a5re it, for the
pre,ent established the mighty people Of France
who have often fought conquer its liberty; and
has been SUFFICIENT TO open the entry Of the country
man who had twice xttempted like fool to conqus,
Il hat bron of hts oh
he has maliciousy abused to crush down. at
all the liberties of nation. What will be the issue
such a coup detat VIII he quietly ENJOY its momen
tary success, 1 thnk--yes But 1t IL certain tina,
within month the traitor, Louis Napoleon will b.
nam who viii sseriscs hi, life upon the altar Of hi
country This bloody deed will end the difficulty and
now at this awful epoch the safest thing to be done
In order 10 get rid II such atrocious ambition.
The last words OF my letter OF the 18th Instant were
that the sound Of the cannon had just reached
was closing my letter when the fight beyun--and II
had no cause to begin for there was no other excite
ment but that Of the people, and no gun was irei
against the troops has been falsely reported By the
organs Of the government. / going to give the
readers Of the HERALp the oay true account OF tbs
affair which has been made up from all the reports
have had from eye witnesses, aud from people who's,
position the political circles allowed them TO get
the true source Of information.
The nrst shot or discharge made ~ the troops asan.
the people took place opposite the Cafe Toroni aud
was directed upon group Of twenty young men VIII
consrrgatsd together carrying on their shoulder
|
o Of the two hundred representatives who declares
| Louis Napoleon an outlaw. Al the command Of an
men-snd tbs wa. the beginning Of the 5utehsry.
In the meantime several persons assembled in tbs
houses Of the Boulevard MONTH rte and Bonne Nouvee
seized the wagons they found at hand and, from tn
windows Of the houses, fred upon the soldiers AZ quci
lightning the the bryan, and without read
ing any riot Law artillery aud muskstry were dis
chsrz. rpon the mas.vs Az matter of course. thos
who guilty escaped whilst the innocent paid th'
forfeit This was the signal for bsrrieade. and you val
In ha rhir ilal N Inv
steamer. that the prize fcrmss general
From this moment the army Occupied the city o
Paris and Nok despoc command over the citizens lot
nurt be that the proclamation addressed TO tn
troops by the President. provided them with meavs
oI Ise sns ~ ps
the army and they s seemed Ike very devils word
mooD, Ngsn was the signal CT the death Of any ndi
| vidual and have, alas the misfortune 70 number
among the dead Of ny best friends who being th
quieest young Of Paris have undoubtedly not te
| srrv,d the horrible fate which they have met 0I
THURSDAY evening entered As If by Instinct on. of tn
| amtulauces established in the street faubourg Mont
ma-tre cite Bergre and there ina corn shot through
the lur gs lay Of them lfess and still keeping OF
his charming face the midnets OF his sweet temper IN
second the bodies carried 70 the cemetery
Montmarre covered with mnd his soled kid gloves an
patent leather boots still on him. who would have be
ievsd that this respectable man had even saf wore
which de'erved death Nevertneess' ne was ylns
corpse amonRa hundred and fifty others, who had no
touched gun and who had been cooiy murdered anon
tie crowd q spectators.
and that the voice Of hatred against the butchers OF tn
French people Is now on the highest rich. Thi,
much the fact that Louis Nspos on has scarcely ouu
out number Of sufcient to assist him In his mo
mentary triumph. such men as NJ De Morny. Rouhei
Foud. &c are 30 much tdrts that they cannot be &C
| counted for. F5S
| The names Of the members Of the Committee Of Con
sutaton which, according to the Pafre C9nau'ionns
and other organs Of the Eysean press have been seecte
among many others for the most part, hstitious
IVES told by Of them that he has seen many OF nj
would. bel colleagues whe assLfed him that they hs
consented to allow the Pfesdentto put name
| on that list.
Here Il the Duke Of Albufsras letter to Lou, Nspc
| leon on this tubject:-
siR-Ny iashsr iefs me name unstainsd. and do nc
| allow any one 70 dishonorn - . 90
Mr. Leon Faucber, who was formerly 90 much devote
| TO Louis Napoleon, wrote bim the following letter,
which have copy written by the ex. minister -
Me. PRENnrSr,-I. is with painful sssopishmsn. NJ
see my name placed among those OF the members Of
"con.nltstion cenmittee," Just e.,sblis.sd By yoy
IN thnt manner Inc service rendered 70 Jon, thong
20 render TO nv country and thus was, perhsps,
tnerzed to expect from another bic Of gratitude.
all respects character deserved more respect You kno
WELL that during rather long political career, have
more lived to my principles 81 liberty than TO- my devct
Il hnwc inA IL d.