The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-13

thus ended the comedy. What is the use TO make
revolutions and them turned into ridiculc! How
differently the Fourth Of July and Evacuation Day
are honored in the United States.
On the same day Louis Napoleon. seated in ba-
rouche in company with General Roguet and Dr..
Conneau rode on the Boulevards, escortedb by bat
talon of cuirasscrs Despite the saying of the news
papers, may say. for present. that he was re-
ceiyed with 20 enthusiasm Not a shout, OF a single
4" yive Napoleon was heard on his passage.
The Palace of st. Cloud is now in the hands of
architects for the purpose of its being entirely renew
ed; il will be the summer residence OF the Prince
President. sam of $4,000 is appropriated to
the restoration.
1t will be remembered by your readers that at the
end of November last, an American printer named
Walker, was arrested in the neighborhood of the
Eysee, and confessed that his intention was to muir
der the President This fanatic was sent back to
New York. News has been received that Walker
had left New York and sailed for Europe with the
intention to put his fatal project into effect Conse-
Quently all the American citizens arriving in any
port of France searched and examined with the
greatest scrutiny 1t is to be hoped that the Ameri
will abandon his plan and return to his native
land for he has no right to interfere with the affair
Of the French r0ugcS.
The news received from Spain is satisfactory.
Queen Isabella has recovered from the stab inflicted
upon her by Merino, and she went to the Church OF
Our Lady Of Atocha to thank the Holy Virgin for
her narrow escape from death under her protection.
No doubt the HERALD will publish the details of this
festival Isabella gave to the Virgin of Atocha her
dress, stained with blood and all the diamonds she
wore on the 22d ult. The whole Of it is said to be
worth $40 ,000 Many remarks have been made about
the nen-appearance of Queen Dowager Christina at
the ceremony but she broke her leg q few months
ago, and was confined to her bed for q long time.
appears that she has not recovered from the acc-
| dent.
| Bishop Hughes, Of New York, has written to
Queen Isabella long letter in which he thanks her,
in the Of the Catholics of the United States,
for the clemcncy she had shown in favor OF the Anne
| ricans who went to take possession of Cuba and
| were captured This letter given to the Queen
by Mr. Baringer, Minister of the United States Mt
Madrid.
The model Of Merinos head, cast in plaster. has
| been sent to Paris from Madrid. ! saw it on Mon
day last. ut the Museum Of Natural History. He
has not the brows OF Inan-his whole countenance
| is characteristic Of a murderer.
We have received from Rome the information that
riot had taken place the 9th instant, on the oc
| cason of the anniversary of Mazzini's republic.
| Flowers and garlsnds Of green foliage had been
| placed on the stairs Of the Capitol, and discharges
| Of musketry made in several streets of Rome. As a
matter of course the ged and carbincers tried
| to keep ORDER and having met with much opPosi-
| tion they made many arrests, amounting to about
two hundred persons. They have all been thrown
into the Jail of tho castle Sante Angelo Several
women arc among the prisoners.
The conspiracy Of Piernger, who said to be
an enissary partisan of kossuh, is now entirely
discovered. This man had many followers in the
ranks OF the Austrian army, and all of them have
been taken prisoners No doubt this affair will have
curious termination.
The Dutchics of Hclsten and Schlcswig have been
restored under the power Of the King Of Denmark.
On the 18th inst, the command OF the country was
surrendered into the hands Of Count Revcntlow Cri-
minil, at kiel. b. II. II.