The New York herald., 1851-12-24
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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RIVAL
STEAMSHIPS EUROPA, HERMANN AND BALTIC.
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DETAIL OF THE NEWS.
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THE REVOLUTION IN FRANCE.
>0RDER REIGNS PARIS.
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PROCLAMATION OF THE PRESIDENT.
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Manifesto Of the French Refugees.
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\ PARTICULARS OF The FIGHTING.
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cEATH OF MARSHAL sOULT.
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~ Fstrte Of Transportation Of COnspiratOrS.
Movements ofthe Prince de Joinvilie
and Duke d'Aumale.
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Psnle In Financial and Commercial Circles.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS,
60, SC, 30.

The s.eamshp Europa arrived ct this port yesterday
morning with tho mails, ling the details Of the
highly important and exciting events Of which France
kss been the scene
The United States mail steamship Hermann, Captain
Wilson, also arrived yesterday ornng from Bremen via
southampton. she left the latter place the evening
OF the Sd For twelve days succession she experienced
tremendous gales from the Westward and the morn
ing Of the 7th and evenings Of the 10th and l5th
counsered ornadoes which lasted from three and
hA four hours before their violence began abste
She lost some rails.
Tie Baltic arrived yesterday afternoon ct four o'clock
With four days later She left Liverpool at half
past IL o'clock, A. NJ, 10th December. Heavy 9. W.
gale. Passed the Isaac Wright " on the bar. The
first three days 8. w. winds and fair weather. The
balance Of voyage continuous gales and heavy head
sea. December IA, P. NJ, passed steamer, sup
pcsed TO be the Atlantic lat 81 &c. long 81 40 Dec ls
at nooD psssed steamer supposed Humboldt lat 46 81
Ion. 30 se Bee. % lat 40 a. lon 60 At, passed ship
standing to wes.ward-arinnen and Min.urn sgnal.
CONNIE need heavy north east storm which obg-
ed the stp to lie to during the evening and morning
The cd Dec. 23 P. NJ, took a pilot and arrived at
dock a. oclock making the passage in IS days and
hours.
All things quiet in Paris.
Gem. Thomas Ap Cstesby Jones lad been severely
wounded On the Boulevsrds-lost Q finger leg broken
and foot disabled.
The mercantile letters from Paris throw very little
light upon the state Of feeling Of the commercial
mcreyed classes On the whole however, they indicate
great dstrust and timidity. Noapprehensions are
E<e~ss Of any immeii.ss eonvulsien in financial or
tracing affairs; but there evident belief that long
period Of uncertainty has to be passed through and
that every should be taken to be prepared
AGAINST the most extraordinary possibilities The
balance Of opinion TO be that Louis Napoleon
may succeed for the time In maintaining his position;
hut that, everything must continue to depend
ppcn the troops, the revival Of commercial confidence
10 Gu: Of the question. The unexpected rise which
tooh place in the price Of the ress and which carried
them TO the point at which they stood before the viola
tcn Ct the constitution Sccounted for BY the state
mept that large pursh made for the purpose
IL s sso said that the brokers forced most Of their
clients 10 ooee their ccouuts and these parties ha
been generally seller, there was consequently large
amount bought back 1t appears that the price Of gold
ct Paris, which few days back at par, was Per
mile (stoat ee sd. per fioo) premium II may, there
fore presumed that anxiety existed TO obtain IL
fer the purpose Of hosrdng Fer the shot
blh cn London have also risen.
Several oees II paper, have been occupied mariiy;
among these are the National Opinion Pdiqse, hsdgo
EpoShqve 0ys,e and .qrtaeaet which papers are sus
pended.
The tnly papers published IN Paris the sth CT De-
cembcr, wereLa Psirie lie Journal ds Dtbas, lie Con
,siione Il UniVers, La Gazette de Frofe, La Ga=efts
Jritznopr, lie Dyot, L'4aenb6e NetioHole
ID pupn hss returned to his former house ia the Rue
90 Bsc, ard has invited the representatives TO meet
there. His hotel s occupied mili:ariiy NJ Miilsc for
msr ef q, ce5i,t Of NJ. Duehstel has been arrested
sescnd edition OF the Lendon Tines reported that
Prince de JoinviIe and Duke DiAumsle had gone -
Belgium raise the standard Of revolt against the Mill
fsry nturpation o, Louis Napoleon.
Tie mercantile accounts from Vienna state that on
the frst Of the coup dea, at Paris the rae Of
exchange On London advanced TO l3, being fur.
cent A resction, however, toon took plsce to
IL TO, and 10 was understood the governmen.
loehed with approval the &C. which had BEEN per
formed. Satisfaction expressed that the Fren'h
troops be relied upon in the cause Of order, and
that hence necessity for upholcing the Austrian
amy Ct its present smount would be diminished.
TIE London Tive, says the sas9erson ef Ed~aTi
syme Sons, Eat AMI West India merchants. wa
announced y~s'srdsythtir ilh!lcs are not suproses
60 te very large.
The amount Of specie taken cut ty the Brazil mail
scrssy ~ss rather greater than exPecied-the to.sl
being fisseo of which 90 Oto for Rio se JsBero,
1s oto fer River Plate end c2,t1o fer Msdsira
TE.Ie lad been alteration vb ,sver in The n .rks'
for American State stocks Bssss Bel Sons qG,.sl
prices ss foows, tor trspsmission TO America ty The