The New York herald., 1851-10-31
Weight of the Herald In Wrappers.
Summary OF the Latest News.

Cur columns again greatly crowded with il
tellieeIce fIon all quarters, the most important o
which IS the details Of the European news brought
by tie Europa For a full diges. Of affairs gene
rally, the other side Of the Atlantic, we would
refer TO the letter from London. Our Paris CORES
pendent gives some Interesting PARTICULARS rela-
tive 20 KossEth and Lois Montez-the two great
Political eitators in Europe. With regard 20 the
exact movements Of the former, we are somewhat
IN the dark IL was believed, however, that he
weuld arrive at Southampton or about the 9Th.
The next steamer will probably throw more light
en the matter. In case tie British government
should take any part in the reception Of the great
Magyar patriot-preparations for which were
making on grand scale by the people-the Aus
irian Minister ct tie Court Of -. James had been
instructed to de msnd his passports, and leave Eng
land imne ediately. Relative 10 Lola Montez, We
learn that, while performing 6: Lyons recently,
she took exception to the remarks cf Partisan
editor, who had criticised her pc ;uliar style Of
dah eng, and accordingly sent him challenge. We
have elsewhere commented at considerable length
en- he ministerial crisis in France. While upon
the sutject, we may as well ne ltion that Vienna,
Copenhagen, Madrid, and Hanover, determined to
fellow the French fashion, have eich got up a mi
nisteral crisis OF their own. Really, the position
Of Affairs in the old word appears 70 be very crti-
cal, and very peculiar. Fer a complete view Of
commercial matters, see the first page.
The reader will fnd in another column the letter
of Attorney General Crittenden late Acting Sscre-
tary Of STATE, to the T. s District Attorney Of New
Yoik in which it is declared the Presidents wish
tha: efforts shall be spared to bring the Syracuse
abolition rioters to justice. He AYERS that the su-
rfft tfa 1a~e ha aol
hazard, and that the officers must be protected in
the exercise Of their duties. This is the right kind
Of language, and we hope to see it properly ea-
forced.
Gen. Houston is out in letter, denying all know
iedge Of Donaldson, intimating that there is 10
fueh psrso7, and charscterising the curious aud
lengthy political correspondence as a humbug. We
have no room for this letter Of the Generals this
morning, and wil therefore, be content for the prs,
sent, by reitersting that each letter. it appeared
in tie HERALD, was a rer Sgtm copy Of the original
as it came from the pen Of the writer, whose
name was appended There is no getting around
the authenticity Of the letters themselve and, a.
for Mr.. Donaldson, IL is not improbable that, Ike
ilr Greer, he will be shortly forthcoming, TO tell
how the documents came into lis possession.
Telegraphic Communication having been gene
rally Interrupted by the strm last night, we have
but few i:ems by the lightning lines The little We
have ia rather interesting TIE friends Of the
irsh patriots, in Philadelphia, are making strong
efforts to prevail upon the President to use his in
futnce with the British government in behalf Of
the exlcs. The people Of Baltimore and Boston
have already spoken, and the Philadelphiins are
nov fpcsiirg, this subject After the els.tion it
is probable that New York will also do something
,f the same kind.