The New York herald., 1851-09-27

der to return within twenty -four hours. The pri-
v.le nstructisns Of the Minister Of the Navy are to
90 the shores Of Italy, vi ere the presence Of oar
sa sdron L. reqnsssed, By the state Of Affairs.
the French press, and as faithful historian may
say at onoe that the landing of Lopez the shooting
Of the City Americans, Tho attack Of the people
against the Spanish Consul at New Orleans, tue
the sack and destruction Of the office of La Pafria
everything has been censured in the strongest
language by all the leading ne wspapers OF France
They have I'll with the exception OF the NAtonM
and La RfpwbiqSe,) blamed the weakness OF tne
maments being made publicly and openly In the
The news from Portugal is not very good. 1t
appears that Ssldanka has the greatest dmcuity Ia
keeping the country free fro ennenfes. sort OK
insurrection took place, the 18th ut, ~ Vizens
among the troops Of the l4th regiment. ana the
soldiers we're sent intspxle at Peniche. Asfor the
II s We nv difficult to tell whether the chartists will
be able to understand their position, and vote to-
gethsr without fighting.
In Spai the Cub affairs ave excited mucn sym.
psthy. Gen. Armero, just arrived from Havana to
take of the Ministry OF Finance, had some
hesitation in accepting this important position.
law against the liberty Of the press was to be pre-
sented to the Assembly, and also to the Queen.
Msrshsl Narvaez, who left Paris week ago, with
the intention to reside in his country house, near
Seville, arrived at Madrid on the 7th Instant.
1t has been remarked that the General left Paris
when he knew that the mi1iStIy, NhriuO NarFdeL,
was shaking on its basis, and from this fact many
things have been derived.
The Dutchess of Montpensier gave birth to g
daughter on the 18th Of last month, and grand
ceremony took place on the occasion. Duke Of
Aumale was present.
Queen Christina, who had broken her leg, fe v
months ago, has quite recovered and she will soon
come to Paris to reside q Ia Matn'Qison
The news from Italy is not OF mu,h Importance.
At Rome murders are still very frequent, and a
sort of council of ten IS still there IN permanence,
composed of men belonging to Mazzinis party, and
sending his bYupi to stab those who are its way
am afraid that another outbreak will soon take
place in that part of the continent. No doubt the
sending of the French squadron to the waters of
Civitta Vecchia had something to do with these
apprehensions.
In Sicily much excitement is prevailing, and am
told that another re voution Is at hand the island
If thu readers of the Herald have been some ewhat
acquainted with the publication Of Mr.. Gladstone,
they will understand tina. there is nothing extraor
dinary in such q new priSs d'arneS
Prince Metternich, tho chief OF all the past, pre-
sent, and future diplomats Is said TO be dangerously
i'll ct his chateau Of Johannsberg.
The meeting Of the Emperor, of Germany is said
to be entirely set aside. The occasion OF seeing
each other has been considered as useless.
Amin Bey, the Turkish delegate, who was 80 well
received in the United States, during his journey In
that country, arrived at Constantinople on the 18th
of August and he related to the Emperor how CRATE
ful be was for the kindness shown him in the great
land of tie free.
The fate of Gen. K,ssuth is decidedly arranged.
The Hungarian hero will leave kutayafor England,
on board British packet b. III. IL.