The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01

am told that n Berthe refuses TO leave his pro.
perty, and that the journal L. Page viii b. the
Josvnai de FEmYire Another newspaper, whose
title is borrowed from the red republican pspcr Of
Proudhon- La Voir du Pe4pie-has made its ap.
pearance, but it Is strongly in favor Of Louis
Napoleon.
birth to princess, Who was cbristensd under the
following names-Aaria Christina Francisco de
Paula Antonio Louisa Fernando Amelia Felpa
Isabel Adelaide Teresa Josepha Joaq1ina Justa
Rufnia sutgsrda Elena Carolina Cibisna Polonis
Gaspara Melchiosa Baltszara Anna Agueda Lucia
Nsrcissa de Bourbon-twenty-egh names for one
baby
In Piedmont, the ministry is decidedly settled.
III de Csyour Is Minister of Finance; General Da.
bormida, Minister Of Foreign Affairs; Chevalier
Pousa di San MARITIME, Minister of the Interior;
Chevalier Cibrario, Minister Of Public Instruction.;
General Lamarmora, Minister Of War and the Navy;
Cbevalier Boucompaqui. Minister of Justice: and
Chevalier PaIeocoppa, Minister Of Public Works.
This new cabinet has been received with much
satisfaction by the whole country.
The Prince Of Parma has issued decree, which
has been received with the highest amount of graft
tude by all his subjects, and also by all the philan
thropists Of Europe. 1t forbds, under the most
severe punisbm ent, the /" trade of white Slaves"
that is to say, the hiring Of children by men, for
treat them. Everybody knows the Savoyards and
Tyroleans, who are the 'boots' in France. For the
future these children will not be allowed to leave
their country.
The Kirg Of Naples, who has visited the island Of
Sicily, has been received by his subjects with the
utmost enthusiasm. From Messina to Cstans and
Palermo, Ferdinand was accompanied by the whole
population, shouting the most deafening cries Of
" Vie N0fre ron 20
From Greece, We have received news Of terrible
tornado, which took place the 9th OIL month,
and caused the utmost damage among the navy, Is
well as in the city Of Athens, where one Of the 90
lumns Of the temple Of Jupiter Olympus was over
thrown. Several houses were also destroyed. The
tornado lasted five hours.
In Syria the Druses are returning to arms, and
this renewal Of the war gives much anxiety to
the Turkish government.
At Constantinople, Nefz Bashaw, the Minister Of
Finance, had been arrested as having been connect
ed with Djezaerli, an Armenian banker, in commit
ting an extensive robbery on the government funds
1t is said that Reschid Bashaw is connected with
this transaction.
The Turkish minister, Ahmet vepick Effendi re-
siding ut Teheran, having hoisted Gag upon which
the names Of the four first successors of Nsho
met Were inscribed-the nane of Ali, son. in Law
Of Mahomet, being the fourth--this was eonsi-
dered as an insult to the Sultan's faith, who
believes that Ali is the first and only success
sor Of Mahomet. Consequently, the Persian Am
bassador at Constantin0ple was ordered to hoist
the flag Of Persia with the name Of Ali 6rst. This
event took place on the 26th, and created an i'm
nense scandal Some riot was expected to take
Before closing my letter, win mention here the
news, that the would be maker of the would be in
fer,al machine: generally called here imperial tor
pedo Of Marseilles, had been arrested at Malta on
the S0th ult. According to the report, he had as
sumed false name, and has made full confession
Of bis intention to murder the Prince President
More anon.
The French stocks have, for the last three days,
been subjected to terrible fall and nm told that
the Prince is very angry with the bankers Of Paris,
whom he accuses Of being the authors Of the fall in
the market. 1t is said that this will have . great
effect upon the elections of the 2lst inst.
The death Of Daniel Webster has been much In.
mented by the French press. We have published
here the biography of that celebrated statesman,
and the illustration will publish his portrait
B. FL r.