The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-27

tpeecn LoIu Ceuuu& roe0 Al Official report, and
the Bishop Of London read prayers The anthem Will
be again sung.
Much regret felt that the building to be removed
Next steamer will bring you full details of the last act of
this historical drama, for such it Is.
The Iberia with sdvices from Gibraltar of the 5th ha.
arrived at Southampton. Much disappointment was
felt that Kossuth was not board. The Mississippi
had not been seen, did the Iberia bring any in.
telligence respecting the Magyar chieftsin It is
presumed that the Mississippi will bring him direct but
it Is even rumored that she will not touch at Southamp
ton, but make straight for the United States
There has been ministerial crisis in France which
stu continues After cabinet council Friday, all
the ministers rendered their designations The
OF this Is Louis Napoeon wish to abrogate the electoral
law Of 3lst May. That law virtually did away with uni
versal sursgenow the President relies upon the votes
Of the multitude for his election opposed by
bis ministry This day Tuesday) another cabinet
Gil sitting at which 1t Is presumed Louis Napoleon will
announce ms determination NO new ministry has as
not to be relied upon Tie Bourse has been unsettled
in consequence and little has been doing in French
stock. Runners OF premeditated coup d. et1f again
rife
An official decree in the Madrid Gazette snnounces that
the Queen will open the Cotes in person the 9Th No
vember The Queen Is reported to be far advanced in
pregnancy.
1he Queen Of Portuea made usse conche on the 18th
inst, The news from Portugal is not Of interest.
The report that Austria has advanced corps arse
to the Turkish frontier is confirmed.
Lord Palmerston has teen snubbed at Frankfort by
the German Diet In of the latter sittngs of the
House Of Commons Lord Palmerston stated that he had
ordered copies Of Mr. Gadones letters on the prisons
OF Naples to be cent to the representatives Of Great
Britain at foreign courts, with instructions to
ncate the same to the to which they
accredited According to his Instructions Lord Cow
ley the British representative at Frankfort communi
Gated the document to the German Diet Lord Cowiey,
Mt the same time, communicated note from Lord Pal
merstop inviting the Diet to take steps with the Nea-
poltan government to induce that government to
the ys s p Of policy IN @ adopted BY IT, In
proposition Of Count Thun, its President, the demand
Of the English Foreign Secretary formally rejected
and resolution was unanimously adopted expressing
to Lord Cowley tina astonishmeut of the Diet that
communication of such nature should have been made
to 1t.
The Spanish government steamer Isabel la Catoca
with the Cuba mail to the 8th ut has arrived vgo
The widow OF General Enna came by her. and she also
brought four Of the Cuban invaders The bulk Of the
latter 1l6 In number their way in the spanish
vessel Prme-o de Guatmsla under convoy the Venus
figate which elso brings six 1t seems expected
that their term Of imprisonment and hard labor here
will not be very long and that if things go well at
baby be chosen to make of the royal clemency in
their favor.
The French hepublIc.
The letters from Paris OF the 18th inst speak of
ministerial crisis The correspondent Of the London
We still in the midst of the ministerial crsis and
little is known on the subj to day beyond what
known on satW day. To morrow the meeting of the
council of ministers to be held when the President is
expected to announce his determination In the
the most extraordinary aud rumors are
in circulation 1t is in the first place affirmed most p:s
lively that the President is determined than
total repeal Of the Law Of the 3lst Of May and that
modification. IL is also said that the idea OF coup
d6et which appear, few days ago have been aban-
doLed has been resumed, and that it il probable
than ever. With this view it is stated that General
Esqnfp, WHO'S opposed to coup deaf will resign the
command Of the army at PaIs, and that he will be
ceeded by General PAYS de Beur oy General Carrelet
the second in command is also to retire and to be
ceeded by General de St Arnaud In the event Of IL.
Cartier cearg to be Project Police IL Is said that his
is 10 be Demss formerly project of the Up
per Gsrronne, and srb,equently secretary unier the
was dismissed by VI Leon Faucher General lie Pays de
Bourjoy described as an excellent officer and bold
enterprispg man.
convoked extraordinarily by General Bedeau the Vice
President Of the Assembly whose turn ii IL occupy the
chair until the Assembly meets should the situation be-
come more grave. the Permanent Committee would
de to General Changsrner the mission of def nding the
constitution. Since this morning General Bedeau hiss
not quilted the Legislative Pslace and the greater
Der Of the members OF the committee have
Paris. The Sale des Conferences deserted OF late
was toeraby well occupied by all the day
In particular the number Of the Mountain
present. was considerable d. Chairas being to all appear
tnce their leading man.
piece Of news given in the Pari. has caused
easiness That journal announced that review TO
take psce in Carre-Msrgny tomorrow. and after to-
morrow, OF the Gendarmerie Mobile. But as IL IL to-
that the Council of Ministers Ia to b. held many
persons suppose that this display Of troops Il connected
WITH political sfsrs IL Is however dcut to believe
in coup deta' Of which avery appears in the
Important from Spain.
oFFEEs To SELL cUBA-TRoUBrE IN THE MINISTRY
RELATIVE TO cuBA-RESG0sATIoN OF DEN. ARME
Ro-1hE REWARDS TO THE Spanish OFFICERS AVID
SOLDIERS IN CUBA, ETC.
The Cologne Gazette and the Kclner Zeitsng have let
tiers from Madrid 10 the sth instant stating that in
cabinet council, held that day, NJ Bravo Murilo pro
posed to HE colleagues to sell the islands Of Cuba and
Puerto Rico TO Er gland for the sum Of one bundled AMI
nfty million Of dollars lie serted that this rep
resented the capital OF the revenue which Spain received
from these Islands The correspondent Of the Cologne
GGs states thst the Minister OF War and the Chief OF
Marine pretended 10 consider this proposal joke
the partof be President Of the Councils but when they
uDderstood that NJ Bravo Muio really thought Of suj
mtire bis plans 70 the Cores they expressed their In
dgnatou, snd left the council 81. Bravo Murllo how
r preceded to detail his plans TO the other ministers
lie fsid the great object ne had In view 20 obtain
money and credit; that Cuba would, later be
conquered by the United states; and that. II such
event were TO take plsce, Spain would lose the island
receive no Naturalization and that she would besides
have to bear the burden Of protracted aud expensive
war 1t reed scarcely be said says the Times that this
news wants confirmation
The correspondent Of the London Crcnole writes I'M
der date Of the sth inst a. follows -
mentioned when General Afmero entered the minis
try on his return from Cuba that his views Cuban AZ
fairs opposed 10 those Of General Concha Captain
ture difficulties IL appears that this has already
CURED The eroifo says,thst General Armero gave In
his resignation yesterday in consequences Of differences
with bis colleagues that subject IL II not however
GREETED; and though he did not attend at the Navy
ofce yesterday II IL still involved in doubt to
whether he has actually retired The ado speaks Of
that Senior Armeros retirement be followed by the
same CONSCIOUSNESS to the Bravo Muo ministry tina.
Of sentr Bravo Murillo was to the Narvaes cabinet
The promotions snd decorations conferred bv General
Conoha in Cuba have been confirmed The officers who
took leading part In the brief struggle with the in
vaders have got either step In rank Of
kind. Don Antonio Castanedar, an inhabitant Of San
Cristobal who spprthended Lopez has got tina
Maria Luiss, with pension. Crosses have also been
given to many sergeans corporals and private soldiers
who took part In the different affairs
IL stated that the first packet which leaves for
Cuba will carry the sts OF rewards conferred by the
Queen upon those who have distinguished themselves
In these proceedings General Concha i Il IL said 70
be created marquis and to have the grand cross Of
San Fernando Generals Bustllos and Leymerich viii
also receive grand crosses and Colonies EiEalde and
Morales de la Rsda will be promoted to the rank Of
hrigadier general The journals state that the Ame
rcsn prisoners have already landed at Nige, and
destined for Ceuts and Melilla
IL Is expected that creation Of senator's among
whom will figure some ministerial deputies will probably
take place before the meeting Of the Cortes
The Council OF State has been occupied with project
for regulating the qualifications Of grandeee and other
classes Of the nobility and also those Of Infant Of Spain
The council proposes that the latter title shall only be