The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

The claims made upon the treasury Of the govern
ment by the Bonaparte family are not yet forgotten
by the heirs Of that numerous party. There are
now Madame the Countess Camerata Passionei and
the Princess Bacciochi niece to the Emperor Napo.
leon, who tried to prove that the State owes her
large amount of money. Much doubt is entertained
about the recovery Of that sum- for there would be
reason to refuse afterwards the claim of Jerome
as well US those Of Murat and many others.
At Algers new governor is wanted, to take the
place Of General dHautpoul. General Lahitte is
spoken Of as the most able man for that i'm por
situation, and he has only for competitors General
Randon or General Bourjolly. In the meanti me
the news received from Algiers seems to need a
prompt answer The Arabs who live on the from
tiers of Colo and Ddjelly are daily excited to war.
and everything portends that a very terrible war
will soon take place. VINO will be its Abi-el-
kader!
-Apropos Of this distinguished chief, who is now
kept prisoner in the castle of Ambose He has
been allowed to promenade out Of the citadel, and
he visited noble lady who dwes in chateau near
him. The Arabian chief displayed, in the company
of Nine. de Vileneuve, all the oriental wit and
poetical style of language and he was so much de-
lighted with the reception, that he promised to
come back to visit her, 'eyen II he was obliged to
return on his knees.
In Portugal anarchy is triumphant At Lisbon,
on the 18th instant, Saldanha, fearful to be out
done was still at Oporto. The King has resigned,
and il is supposed that Queen Donna Maria will be
obliged to do No ministry had yet been select
ed AS it may be SEEM peace will be difficult ac-
that this will be the beginning of very severe re-
yoution.
In Piedmont il is said that a concordat has just
been signed between the Pope and the King, by
which the Sandman government is to giant the re-
turn Of the Bishops tranLoni and Marengia to their
respective gOvern nents, AMI to receive the court
the new messenger Of Rome. The object is to form
league, by which the states of Rome, Naples,
Piedmont, and Tuscany may demand the inmed
ate withdrawal OF foreign troops ont OF the Papal
States.
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lie was not celebrated on the lth OF May at the
quest OF the Papal government Many private
quarrel took place during the evening, anl several
persons were killed. 1t is said that We shall be
Gina of the French steam frigate Mogador is attri-
buted TO that project The project attributed to
the French government is TO Keep their guard.
The ministry of King Leopold, Of Belgium, has
resigned
The meeting of the crowned heads at Warsaw,
which will take place on the 18th inst is the
of much talk in political circles. The Car
Nicholas, who the first express his desire to
meet his brother of Austria, has given as "A reason
that +" he is now able TO crush revolutionary princ-
pies, whilst in two years IL woald not be in bis
power to do So" The King of Prussia departed on
The Nth inst, and the Car Nicholas lett ST. Pc
tersburg on the same day.
On the 18th inst, the Kings and Emperor OF
Austria Will also assemble AZ O!mdtL, where there
wall be an encampment composed OF 2J0,350 men.
As for the other affairs OF Germany, IL is rumorel
that France and England have renowned their
protest against the entire reception OF Austria into
the German Confederation.
News received from Const antinople, from the 5th
inst, announces the arrival Of VI. de Layalette the
new AMBASSADOR of Fran e to the Sublime Porte.
General Aupick had left few days before, and had
received marks of esteem from ali the dig nitares OF
the Ottoman Empire.
The ques lion relative TO the hungarian refugees
settled ia provisional manner. IL was decided
that hossuth aud the seven other eyiies would be
retained prisoners till the month of September
next, when the Turkish government shall have
power TO set them free
Clot Bey. the minister of the BsShaw Of Egypt,
has arrived in Paris
A Mexican general and his aid-de-camp accom-
panied by attqch6 of the Mexican Embassy at
Paris. have proceeded to Tulle, where they bought
l,500 muske,s for their government.
Mr. Goodrich, the American Consul Of the
United States in Paris, has already popularity
among his countrymen. Mr.. Goo i.lch has with
him very araable wife, and two pretty daughter,
and am satisfied that HE private parlor will soon
be the place OF rendezvous Of all Americans on the
continent.
The Rev. Archbishop Hughes arrived two days
ago III Paris, from Rome, on his way back to New
York. lie stopped, during his stay, at the Hotel
des lrlandais, ia the faubourg 81. German.