The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-29
Our London Correspondence.

THE STATE or EUROPE.
LoapoS Friday Evening May I6, 1851.
TIL PoPzl 8ai-71e Coming Struggle in Fraaee-Maz -ini
-Greco,-77> Frankfort Dtet-4,7Tralef Count 7.ema,
IN Lcndon-7Hs (,ystGl Pelaee-Cass u Captain Somer
set-sfsceiiIneous.
After .hree nights Of unintcresng debate you pro
badly learned By the Baltic the discus Lord John
Russes unfortunate Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption
Bill" has been again adjourned though, in all rrobab
ty vote will be taken at early hour to
ing, and the bill into committee. The only interest
ing feature of the debate was an amendment Of Mr.
Urquhart, which implied severe censure upon the
government which was lost by considerable majority
The excitement which al one time ragged upon this sub
jcct has subsided for the momen but the
Of passing events and Of the peculiar habits aud
customs Ct John Bull perceive that the calm Is only
superficial, Where the water i deepest the stream sp-
pears smcothest
With the exception Of the sudden and successful
change in the aspect Of affairs in Portugal there has
no feature of Importance since last In the poit
cal Affairs of Continental Europe. Symptoms, how.
ever, Of preparations for the coming struggle are
beginning to manifest themselves In France. The
name Of General Cavaignac Is already brought
forward candidate for the Presidency the French
public and that Of Jcdru Roin for the reds whilst
q secret Vaccinations the part Of the Bonapart
s going the round The Mssager seized the day
before yesterday for oancng that
had been ssuei b. the Minister OF War the concen
tration cf troops towards Paris Notwithstanding the
eizure the hssoger persists in the assertion The fol
lowing l. the article in question;-
will strong ministerial explanations do
nSs fsePG G Lessen ,es Sg1yy o. & ~ bhs fourteen r's
Of the grrrson q Paris have just received orders 70 hold
ar Issulsa bss been syen eonader,ay ireStiy
the cooueis ~ the Minister OF War and the Muis said
he he BY
eseh ment A. the measures Witch the troops are 70 take
rous ordsri With intention ard for what motive
The govern ment prerred this concentration q troops Tue
tss The soysrnment ss tha, lie rrsssn, diposon
AZ ,n,ai, imFo.sle 5sjess e the an q May which
So H., sSR ~ Ps n sSs S ssrt esSSsa wHas ssa
arc y, j. which the cesadsntal orders ofths Mss
wa psesn Sr,i loudly ,sy 1 Is true is.s enc must y
asd hat ali vii t. t,r@as,Sd before The lsh June
Sf s' % s sss .ss 1s & sRr Ssra q sr -: s"
sous nj ~ nS y y s :, os MA so wSs % Ss
mult plain them.
Pears are entertained In various quarters that the
election q q new PRECEDENT win lead 70 bloodshed
The Journal des D,bais has published long manifesto,
purporing g Be- addressed BY mazzin the Revolution
sry Committe in London II has been published 10 hs
7im,S and other leading journals Mazzni has written
70 Tf~es denying the document. His dtnsl Il In
the Times a this day
King Ernest Of Hanover has been staying at Berlin on
avisit There l. 10 be nesting Of crowned heads at
Waraw, on the 18th inst The Emperor of Russia will
b. present.
The King n Grcec. after visiting Vienna has returned
o. his Satcs II / generally believed that the question
of cn tc the throne of Greece has been finally
Arranged. Primo. hdasbert, of Bavaria the youngest
brother Of King Otho u 20 be declared heir 70 the
throne, Hc L. 20 marry and settle In Greece and his
children ar o be brought In the tcnct Of the Greek
church
/ King Otho enjoys good health but has no family
The Frankfort Dict nominally opened the 18th
instant One a the first questions that viii be discussed
,inses into the Gcimanic Confederation II but
Gently that both England and France protested against
the admission a. Auetria's Italian posscssions, and
very great opposition |. stll made by many Of
\ the German States 70 such measure. Accord
I ing ~ l1ters from Vienna. Lord Palmerston has,
o. l have before mentioned. 80 far withdrawn.
his protest 70 consent 10 the admission provided the
other states o Germany agree e a. The Austrian jour
mails speak Of fat accomph The state OF Austrian
finances " rnoe deploable Little bts Of paper value
two pence and when torn asunder value penny are
the obligatory circulating medium. had OF these
1 notes In my possession the other day
The latest adyices from Lisbon 10 the 10th May,
inclusive Saldsnha. Primo Minister. had not arrived
NJ Lisbon. Pears entertained of disturbance
1his little revolution Is o the most sudden perhaps
on record. Count Thomar has arriv cd In Lsb1p.
The Crystal Palace Il s the great attraction of the
day The daily receipt % ca 900 the DOORS sti con-
tnues The weather Il very fine and thousands flock 20
Ns gates from ail quarters The public regulations
4 admirably conducted The case ~ the Hon. Captain
Somerset icon of lord Charles Somerset aud nephew,
believe of the Duke a Brsnford) has excited some at
ention and the conduct of the magistrate Mr. lIsrd