The New York herald., 1851-11-03

SINGLE SHEET HERALD. i oz.
Four Days Later News from Europe.
By the steamship Franklin, after the quick pas
sage of ten days and fifteen hours from Havre, we
have four days later news from Europe, digest of
which, together with her list Of one hundred and
thirty six passengers the state of the markets. state
of trade, Sc, We publish this morning. Cotton
heavy; provisions generally dull.
An interesting letter from our French correspon-
dent at Marseilles, will be found to confirm pre-
vious information from Paris aud from Washing
ton, of the ultra and rather intractable ten
denotes Of Kossuth. He had not arrived at South
ampton, but was confidently expected day or
two after the sailing of the Franklin. The mos.
extensive preparations had been made for his recep-
tion. By the Africa in the course of the week, We
81 all doubtless receive some definite information Of
hismovements, and probably also, some a.isfac.ory
explanation Of his intentions and future course Of
action. " II is q consuDmation devoutly to DE
wished" because, from ali our reports from M Ar
seilles-oficial and unoficial-ths distinguished
Hung arian has placed himself in an exceedingly
awkward position, especially towards the command
ing officers Of our Mediterranean squadron. A posi-
tion which would hazard the good faith of ;he nsed
States in its neutral obligations, would to
quire some explanation from the party assuming it,
after having accepted the generous protection OF the
American flag II is likely tha, Kossuth is igno-
rant Of the foreign policy Of the government
the United States, and mistakes its sympathy for
exiles in the republican for an active
alliance with al the European revolutionis.s.
Blu. We do lot comprehend how mere ig-
norance Of our foreign relations could result in
the conversations and disa greements which ara
ported to have occurred be :veen him and Captain
Long, Of the Mississippi Without some expla-
nation Kossuth will be here regarded as consider.
ing the Mississippi at his service, not simply to
bring him and his companions to the safe asylum,
freedom and hospitality Of the United States, but
as the voluntary Offering of this government to
enable him to stop at any port along the Medter-
ranean, and under the protection Of eur flag to
| fling defiance into the teeth Of all despetic au-
thorities, and proela nations of encouragement to
! all revolutionary associations II such were his
impressions; and if, in answer to the positive and
proper instructions to Captain Long, the distin
guished Hung arian thought e. to make a light
estimate Of the friendly offices Of this country, he
will find that in both instances he was wide OF the
mark. Before pronouncing Judgment, however,
upon him, II is but just to wait for what be may
have to say upon his arrival in England
The minis serial eEisis in France continues. But
it is a good omen that, while Louis Napoleon is
without cabipct-wnile all the various parties and
factions Of the National ssembly, and Of the city
OF Paris, are thrown into confusion by the bold
stand Of the executive, in behalf Of universal suf
frage-the panic is confined to the politicians.
Trade and business Of all kin Ia continue prosperous
and the Bourse evinees not the slightest symptoms
Of alarm. This is an indication Of prevailing
confidence tha. this measure Of Louis Napoleon will
operate to the preservation OF the peace Of Fran
The French and English journals, however, differ
widely upon the consequences to be anticipated !
and such Is the state Of party opposition in France
that several papers Of the pscfo republican school,
heretofore clamorous for free suffrage, have, SINE
Louis Napoleon has taken il up, out in decided
hostility 70 the expedien az calculated to lead again
10 all the horrors Of anarchy and bloody terrorism
Possibly this measure Of the French President, If
pursued with energy and judgment may result in
its success in the Assembly, in the revision Of the
constitution so to render him eligible 10 reelec-
ton, and in bis reelection with no other than a
peaceable contest at the ballot boxes. Au this is
possible The business interests Of rance appear TO
feel sense Of curity in the future bat parties in
France are vioen.-politcs in France are complica-
ted and in France, and over all Eurcpe, the ele-
ments Of revolt are only waiting the hour and the
provoca.ion to strike. They await tne signal 1t
Paris and to escape il viii require all the skill,
tact and energy Of first rate statesman The very
fear Of revolution, however, may 50 strengthen
Louis Napoleon with all parties Of law, order and
security, that be may be able yet t. save himself
by adherng 10 the republic.
Our readers will be more fully informed Of the
complexities Of this spprehended COP daat Of
Louis Nspoleon, by reference to the extracts from
leading French and English journals which We pub.
lish to day.
aaming article from la PsHPs, the red repub-
lisan organ Of Marseilles, we also publish this
moruing, in reference TO Kossuth and the French
government. After that publication, la Pe.g'k
was suppressed.
The news from other quarters Of Europe, By this
arrival, is Of no extraordinary Importance