The Sun.
London, England, 1867-05-04 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EV ENIN9, MAY 4, 1867.

CORRESPONDENCE FROM PARIS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
PARIS, Friday Evening.
Some
andpa anxietypers which a few days ago
. at the prospect of
expressedysamseee deep
seem to httohee equally sorry that a pacific arrange-
ment is almost a natter of certainty. This position
of affairs stops the game of .fabricating sensation
and alarming reports, which, like the razor of Peter
Paris jour-
Pi"
papers. Thus
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made
" to sell" their
o f the
nals, and a few of the German papers, spread a re-
port that Prussis has not agreed to the evacuation
of Luxembourg, but has consented to the Confer-
ence without at all pledging herself to adopt the
concession of that point, as the basis upon which
the discussions of the Conference are to be
founded. Other journals, which do not go so far
as to deny the adoption of the preliminary
step of conciliation by Prussia, endeavour
to detract from its importance and value by argu-
ing that the details of the question, when discussed,
before
Prussia
ss
the
a
Conference
will raise up obstacles of the most serious character,
and again place the question of peace or war in the
balance.soa I shall
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may
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a utehe s
to Luxembourg, and the large circle of the many
treaties be not entered upon,
are conspicuous for their •
National publishes a The evening papers
inventions. The Avenir
Ber-
lin, stating that Prussia
pretended despatch from
and that N. Bismarck
not consent to the Con-
ference,Luxem-
bourg were neutralised it might remain . •
within the
Zollverein. —.smarck declared if

M. Jonas, Councillor of State, has remitted to
the Minister of Foreign Affairs the letters which
accredit him at the French Court as Charge
d'Affaires of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
Monseigneur Furinez, who lately resigned •the
Bishopric of Farautaise, has been
appointed canon
of the first order to the Imperial Chapter of St.
Denis, in the room of Mons. Cruice, deceased.
On Wednesday morning the Emperor reviewed
in the Court of
the Tuileries and the Place
Carrousal the second division of the first corps
d'armee (General Decaen), the third brigade of the
division of cavalry, the troops of artillery (General
de Bentzman), and several corps not brigaded. The
whole of these troops
were under the command of
General of Division Soutuain, Commandant of the
Place of Paris, and were drawn up in nine lines.
11l successively passed before each line,
Ills Majesty
and was cordially greeted with cries of " Long
live the Emperor !"
" Lona live the Empress !" and
" Long live the Imperial Prince !" The
Emperor distributed medals and decorations.
His Majesty was
accompanied by the Minis-
ter of War, Marshal Canrobert, Com-
mandant of the First Corps d'Artuee ; General
Fleury, Grand Equerry, Aide-de-Camp ; General
of Division de Failley, Aide-de-Camp ;
General de
Courson, Chief of the General Staff of the First
Corps d'Armee ; and the officers on service in the
military household of the Emperor.
A despatch from the Havannah states that Vice-
Admiral de la Ronciere de Noury, ill
command of
the ironclad quad= of the Imperial navy, left .