The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19

affair. Many arrests wore made in the city. and tho
prisoners wore taken to the Jail. But, unfortunate
to report they were received with hurrahs and bra
vos on their way to the prison.
In Germany the diplomatic meetings are ovcr;
and they have been quite numerous. Those who
have closely followed those political meetings, will
remember that there have taken place three custom
house assemblles-one at Vienna, another at Darn
stadt, and the third ut Berlin during which we
have witnessed, at Vienna, the desire of seeing the
incorporation Of the Empire into the Confederation;
nj Darmst idt, the idea of seeing the secondary
States tiedwth union than before to tho great
rival powers, if to establish equilibrium which
ought not to be ever destroyed and ut Berlin,
the renewal Of the Loverein, which is now demand
ed by Prussia to the plen p0tentiaries of tho States
resembles the celebrated plan Of restricted union
which was to be, in 1850, the nucleus of the future
OF Germany. But tho last meeting of the Austrian
Emperor with his brother inaw, tho Gar Of Russia,
has been the most striking event of the year. What
have been tho plans settled between the two power
ful sovereigns, tell. But these friendly
rotations of Russia with Prussia and Austria, Of
fering TO Germany guarantees which are not to be
disdaned in any critical circumstances which could
occur in Europe.
The Emperor of Russia left Berlin on the 23d in
slant. on his way to Warsaw, through Breslau
where he arrived on the 18th, and from which he
departed without taking moments repose An
Aid de-camp Of the Emperor brought to Vienna
and Berlin the news that ut Ienstochow, Nicholas
and his suite had met with an accident. The Gar
was accompanied by Prince Frederic Charles brother
to the King. The wagons of the railway were
thrown from the rails but no one was wounded
The Empress Of Russia to leave on the 18th
from Potsdam for Schlangenbad, passing through
Magdebourg. Count Nesselrode was to go to the
watering place of Kssingen for his health.
EThe Count of Chambord was to arrive at Nassau on
she first day of June, where apartments had been
. taken for three months.
General Lueis MANILA, brother-in.law to Con.
Rosas, the ex-dictator Of the Argentine Republic,
arrived last night in Paris | am told that Rosas
dau Oh M
rive in few days. Rosas intention is to reside in
France. l will find out where.
Said Bashaw, uncle Of Abbas Bashaw, WHO is the
Vice King of Egypt, arrived on Tuesday evening
from Marseilles. 1t is his intention to go TO wa
tering place to restore his health.
Many articles have been published in Paris rca-
tive to the intended expedition against Cuba which
is spoken Of in the American newspapers as of being
on the eve Of taking place at early opportunity.
Several among our contemporaries considered 1t as
impossible, and a hoax invented by England, to be
used as theme against America; whilst several
others taking it for granted, aud blaming. with
the utmost severity, the government OF the United
States for not taking every necessary step to crush
the pirates who are endcayorng to trouble the peace
of the Spanish colony. ] am inclined to believe
that, this time, if the buccaneers again to in
wade Cuba, they would meet with no commsera
ton, and would be all hung. The governments Of
Europe would all approve Of such a course by the
government of Spain.
Mr. Eugene Burnoux, the celebrated Orientalist
whose science in the language and dialects of the
countries of Asia had no rival, died on Saturday
last, and was buried on Tuesday at the Pore La
Chaise.
Nj. de Lamartine is on the eve of leaving France
for Smyrna, where he would reman-thus abandon
ing Europe for ever
M. Edgar Quinet, n writer of much talent, who,
since the I'd of December last, has left France,
ried few weeks ago, a Valaque lady, and the happy
couple are on the eve Of leaving Europe for tho
United States.
Feargus O'Connor has arrived in Belgium from
the United States. Many complaints made by
his fellow passengers Of his familiarity and vul-
garity b II. Il.