The Press. — London, England, 1853-11-26 00:00:00

NOVEMBER 26 1 1853. of the defendants, had acted in conformity with the Articles K and 10 of the Cde - :—the Imperial Court o f Cassatiou rejects the appeal of Coetlogon, Flandin. Airmaitre, and Planhol, and condemns each of them to a tine of raw. The Count de I'olignae I la:other of the prince of that name, formerly Minister of Charles X.) is now Mayor of Fontainebleau, and in this capacity received from the hands of the Emperor the sum of I:►,ttt>tlf., to be applie,l by him to the diminution of the p►ice o f bread sold to the necessitous working classes during the winter. .► medical service has been organised by the Em peror for affording medical aid to the poor suffering from illness at their homes. They will thus be ena bled to receive the endearing intent' of their families at home, with the same medical attendance they would have secured if isolated in an hospital. Ity imperial decree a sum of four millions is allowed to the Minister of Palle lustruetion for assisting the different parishes in France to build schools where they not exist, and repair them where they do but require reparation and a lso t o aid in the construction and reparation o f c hurches and the houses of the curates. This important measure, besides the moral obieet in view, will serve to give employment and the means of existence to thousands of workmen and artisans all over France. In the cause known as that of the Foreign Corres pondents of Newspapers, the Court of Cassation, in a full sitting on Monday last, rejected the appeal a zainst the decision of tho Court of Rouen. This solemn judgment recognises the right of prefects to s-•ize letters in their transit through the post, as a newts of acquiring information in the case of crimes and misdemeanours. As this is a judgment of the 0 ►tire court there is no further appeal. Wednesdays Moniteur contains an important itn rrial decree, reducing the duty on foreign coals a nd tr tn. Coals imported by sea from Sables d'Olonnes t • Dunkirk in national vessels, :10e., and foreign ♦ svel., 50e., instead of 50c. and If.; on the rest of Vie coast, 15c., and 115 e., instead of ate. and Nth.. By land, from the sea to :11k•. instead of 50c. At other points present. duties. Coke, halt' ea-au*, instead of double. The ditty on cast iron is It be sf. and sf. 54k.., instead of f. and if. 50e. Plating, •!sf'. and :Z7f. Site., instead of .tt►f. and 44f. After 1555 the duty on raw cast iron will be 4f. ; and on other aorta of iron in proportion. The provincial journals state that the Emperor has taken upon himself the entire cost or the moan inent to be erected at Fontainebleau in honour of Napoleon 1., and has desired that the sums sub. scribed towards the monument shall be returned to the subscribers. Prince Jerome has purchased a piece of ground at Ilavre, for the purpose of erecting a residence on it, his intention being to visit that port every year. Lord Cowley went. to Fontainebleau on Sunday. Walewski, whose sudden departure from London was kept very secret in Paris, returned from Fon tainebleau on Monday. Ile was to return to Eti;i• land at the end of the present week. The decree for the formation of the ten new bat talions of Chassenrs de Vincennes was signed some d lys since, but has not yet been published by the Maaites r. Narvik Paella, Minister of Commerce at the Porte, has arrived in Paris on his financial mission. It is stated. however, that he finds it no easy matter to negotiate a Turkish loan. Between Russian in trigue and the prejudice created against Turkey by the repudiation of Prince Calinutki's loan, there is little prospect of success ; and negotiations have been opened with the French and English tiovern • ments with a view to obtain the gnaranteo of Eng land and France for a loan of 160,4109,011 K (4,00,(01)/. sterling). Without that the Sultan will not be able to raise money in Europe. Fourteen persons belonging to a secret society at Lyons have been tried for a political conspiracy. Two were acquitted. but the remainder were found guilty, and sentenced to various terms of imprison ment. ,I. Georges Cadential, the nephew of the celebrated Breton conspirator against Napoleon 1., has been ap• pointed Maitre tie ReqiiMes at the Council of State. The acceptance of this appointment has made a pain ful impression on the Legitimist party. The six prisoners who were nequitted in the late affair of the Hippodrome and ()pent Cemique con spiracy have not been set at liberty. They will shortly have to appear before the Correctional Police on other charges ; some for belonging to a secret society, others for having a clandestine print ing apparatus, and one for embezzlement. NI. itnizothas arrived in Paris. All the Ilussinn residents in Paris have received order. from St. Petersburg to settle their affair., and to hold themselves in readiness to leave France at any moment, should it become necessary fi r them to do The Polish Generals Zamoski and Chrzanowsky visited London lately to make arrangements for the THE PRESS. organisation of a gelit‘onic Auld Polish legion, t o b e formed of isaignis li‘ing in England and Fraee. generals have since passed through fall* ern their way to Constantinople, l imier the p ro te c tion of the English tioverninent. The .hip-building trade in France i. execolingly brisk at the' ilitfrrellt !worts, iming to t h e i nc reasing orders for new vessels. The priee of grain has slightly tleelitted in the markets of the Paris district. The cholera has broken out at Paris. fly Saturday last the number of known rases amounted to twenty - live. Several of the attacks were fatal ; lent, as no °trivial aeeount is published. it has been imptissible tee ascertain the exact numerical results. 'lwo special trains left Paris on Monday tiir vonvvying 10:0 tierman emigrants tie cuthark for America. A de-pittch from th•neral dr Nlitt-Nlitholl, eluted Milith. the. 111 h, states that the proceedings against the !teal • I ders had been el int 'licitly successful. and he had left the whole of the population in that part of Algeria in the most perfect state of sub mission. 6 EIIMANY. An Austrian corps of observation is concentrating art Temesvar, on the Senian frontier. Two regiments of infantry of the garrison of Vienna, And three battalions of.liigers, have been ordered to hold them. selves in readiness to march. Two batteries have already left Vienna for the Kerman frontier. A private letter from Berlin, of the 16th instant, states that the Prussian tfovemment is using its best efforts to induce the Russian and Tlirkilill tin Verlllllelll ,4 to COIIOII4II. an armistice. The Princess Helen, eldest daughter of Nike Maximilian of Bavaria, has been betrothed to prinet , I ieorge of Saxony. The prince is 11, and the princes% 19. The Cobigne Gazette announces the formation of a new Ministry in Hanover, but states that nothing official has been vet published on the subjeet. It is said that M. de mike is named President of the Council and :Minister of Finance ; M. de Lent lie, Foreign AtfairS ; 4 leneral llrandis, War; M. Wedemeyer, Interior ; M. Busch, Justice; and M. Bertmann, Worship. The ennxtinationttel says:—" 'omit ii IMSI'III , OIIIIZ, WhO recently made such a violent attack tin M. 'hi Ilassempthig. is battid to he vompletely insane, and has been removed from his ehtiteau of Wechterlatch to a lunatic asylum at !Henan." DENMARK. In its sitting of the I Ith inst. the Danish I'aalkstliing whatnot, on the seeonal reading, the bill thing the attaining'. of Prince Christian' of 1 teninark, with an amenalnient pu ialing that the initiae should ra.rehe no salary for any post to which he might he appointeal. The Alinister of Finaneta declared that he woulal not lay such A resolution before the 10144. SWITZERLAND. The .‘usttion authorities in Lontbartly loot. 41... mantlea the release of eoutini, arr.-4as' I.) the Ticinese as an Austrian mpy. PIEIDNIONT. The hank Bill having been rejected in the Smite by a majority of four votes, the King has closed the sefsion, and dissolved the Chamber of I►eputies. The elections will take place on the I ' 4 t h of December, and the new Chambers are to m►et. on the 19th of that no 0 SPAIN. - - - The ses-ion of the Cartes was opened on the Illth inst. by commission. The Ministers are said to be satisfied with the result of some conferences that had been held with the Opposition. Senor Marti nez de la Rosa has been elected President 4,1 the Cortes. Queen Christina arrived in Madrid on the I ill. The daughter of the Dueltesse 41'.11va was Iniptisol on Thursday week. The Emperor of the French was the godfather, represented by M. do Turgot. The sacrament was a4lmmistered with kreat solem nify. DE.ITII OF THE QUEEN OF PORTUGAI Dona Maria tin Gloria, Queen of Portugal, died on the Irith instant, in childbirth. The Duke of lira ganza, eldest son of her late Majesty, sneeeeds tattle crown, but, being only in his seventeenth year. the King Consort, by the laws of the kingdom, will le Regent until the l'rince has attained his majority, which will occur on the lath of September, IKori. The d e reas,erl (meet' wax daniditer to the bite Emperor of Brazil, Ihmi Pedro 1., by his tio.t coneort, the Arch• duchess heiodtline of A old ria, and was hm 31. Rio 3 anew, April .1 , 11.410. On the death of her glandflitherolohn VI.. A in was designated micco,sor to the crown of l'ortngal, by virtue of the net of rou 1111 l dation executed lay Perko, one of the provision. of whirls was that, upon corning of age, alw should marry her fatliet*. brother, I hail Miguel, whom it was desired, as a dragoon. eotiola•titor for the throne, to satisfy 1w such arrangement. Another condition was, that she and her future husband should acknowledge th e new O 3 oastituti..n. When llotti Miguel had aceepteil thin s ma ig ,.m el it. had %%torn to the constitution. IN•ett loctittlhed Ist the chit., 11..tia Maria, and received the regency, the toting gliet•ll li.ll 11111/11. ill 1 PI . :S. 11 sail for Europe. 'Miguel had, means hilt. ..I • 'hi, It.c.is 1, slcelarvil I ' If a1...4111c K sing of Pertlitzatt. sii.l Calmat. the 1 P 11.4.11 14$ Islllll. Sll4. Na. Iltin ets111114.114•41 lit es ,m i s t s , Fi liz i i ii is r, w i i ,. n , ~,,„ was rs•ccit vil ity the Court as las ful 14114'1% Of I'oll lipll. 111 IS . !II she returned io ISio.ilitteire, it ith Amelia sit' I ..•tteliteits berg, her suiss.spient stepiti.sthei, awl 11% 11l 1114.1.1. • 1 1..31 ,11 hill her (wilier fo I hims,l4 ,5 0 ii i i...11,4 t o n s,,i it i s the cross% of linitil to Ills son, l'esiro 11. She then resided i ii p a ils, while her hither waged stir for her rights in Portugal. After ths• taking of Lislsat, in September, 101:13, she mail.. her entry into that i•iiy. 1 11l the 11 1 111 01 Na', 1 %:1 1 , SI ig'llisl 11.11441111V4.41 lots elnitits. wii4l retired to halt - , whets. he 1.1.1.1111t4 his 1..1111111.111111111, NIA Na. Ilirlitlisnletllll4 tats' In il vl lllll4lll as regent and guat.listit of Lis 4 1 14 11 14 1111.1% by 1111. Pope King et INatagal. Pear , . wow ma 11l t l ttateeed Ili% poser, 11s1V/IA Cr, INIIN NINIII v‘ltstist...l; shut *twit. 141 1110 ISIII of Ss•istrtillser, Is:11, hp 4.1 1 / 1 111 I• 4 'sotto& t h a t h e %in% itl longer aisle to voltam' 1114 1 .411 vllllll4Olll that fois4.llllily 114.4•1111•441 1111. 1 bli 'ell sit 11111 age, by 1%11101 111E81114 the 11111110 W, of 11111 es baita.titara fisr the re l .:envy *Al p 111.1 . 1'11114. Si aria now net.lll/11.11 111.1N/Alr N . llll 11 'last of 1114111'itigis. 11e1' Olt iii. 4. 1111 tipon I haus 4 bode. , A iwiil.4 tv• Flgel44. 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Ilex Niajesty has left seven viiilsirris : namely. thus% l'rtlito Ak aii iiirii, puke of itraolni.a. Isms Sept, 111, 1537 ; 11.11 1 1 1...11is Philippe. link.. of 1114.114 1.41141 4 let. 31, 104:04 ; 111111 .11:11o, Iloilo. 14 Saxe mid or he is, istrn %larch In. IN l'.! ; I toilet NI thie. A how, bons .1 lily •„!1, IKE' : I Antonin, born Feb. 17. I P 4-170 : Ikon Ferdinand', I N ,ill .11513 1;1, Imp{ ; and I him .liiirmstis, horn Nov. I, IN 17. 1; SS IA AND 'll' ILK EV. 11111 Uvrll.l. Tile steri al is slit ary liTeVi Indent of the 1'11,1,11kb , , writing friiin twtitkiti the night of the 4th, give% the balm% lug iletaila of the battle whirls took Place that slay at Oltenitin,:- - levtenlay troort crortmeil homily tos Ihr olottmototitoo , .labor with tlooir entrenching toroolot. 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