New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16

,.,ed again on which occasion, says the Monitesr,
80 the Monitepr ia Officially "he undoubtedly did not
80. the generous benefactor who has restored him
:. her,y' lie testified the warmest gratitude to the
,,ce IN brief oral address, in which be renewed the
n which he took the other day at Amboise. In let
se handed to Napoleon the ideas are repeated,
,~s additional remarks the solemnity of oaths and
me ain of peIjuryEndl6 propo considering the super
sciption.
The Able Mogno distinguished sdcan, in the de-
,srments Of Physical Science IL, il is said, about to
commence course of scientific lectures similar to the
.e,etrsfed course Of Arago at the Observatory. He
,so proposes to edit monthly journal whose pages
will keep its readers informed ofthc progress Of Science
in a, the countries of Europe This periodical s to be
entitled Cosmos-LOuis XVII ga RE sd mort,-coptrix
Lh FamiIe RoyoIe on Temple. Qouis XVII, his Life
and Death and captivity Of the Royal Family in the
TempIe) This is the title of work just published in
two volumes containing some interesting additions to
what was already known regarding the saddest episode
in French history. Des Interas CahOlqu>s dir neu.
riem< secle he Interests Of Catholicism in the 18th
Century, This book from tne pen of Count Monta-
eber the eminent leader Of the Church party in poll
tics-wh whom, however politics are subordinate TO
the Church-has already drawn to it more attention
than any book pubhed in Paris since Proudhons last
summer shall refer 20 it again. The fcuicton of
ofthe Paris journals has been taken up for the past
three days with lie Scdrobte dor correct Translation
Of Edgar Poe's Gold Bug. A note informs readers
ths it part OF complete TRANSLATION Of Poes works
This writer Is favorite with the French Most of his
tales, rendered with less faithfuness have al
ready appeared in the different periodicals of Paris.
c. n. B.
10 The envoy of the King of Acsem, who was
lately received by the President is of fine stature and
has the complexion OF an Abyssinian. He presented
the Prince with handsome snuff box, the work, it is
stid OF the Chnesc who the only people in Achem
who work in the precious metals This box which is
wellsculptured, appears to be imitation Of Euro
pesn production Of the last century, which having been
seen by the Chinese he then copied. The envoy gave
the Prince President the warnest assurances of the
wish Of his Sovereign to keep up friendly relations with
France Although the Dutch established at Suma.
TIRE, part oil that immense island has Independent
Princes The territory OF Achem occupies the western
part Of the island.
Arrangements are making for the Organiza-
ton of the civil household Of the Emperor. Prepare
items going for the meeting Of the Senate in the
hall used the Chamber of Peers under the Eestora
tion and part Of the reign of Louis Philippe II 10 be-
ieved the Senate will hold only four stngs that the
vote the Pbc cite will take place on the 25t ana "a
ut, that the sufIages will be counted by tue Leglsla
tive Corps the LIST December, and that me procaa
ton of the Empire will be the %. We have not
heard much lnely of the Presidents matrimonial pros
pects
With respect TO the financial measures said
10 be n contemplation by the President is now stated
that two DEGREES already signed and ready to be pro
mulgatei-one for the CONVEX 0n OF the FOUr and the
old -Four end Hdsto into Three per Cents and the
other fixing the legal rate of interest ut -Four per Cent
The liberation of Abd-e-Kader is more and
more favoraby viewed by the public He has been visit
ING the President at St. Cloud where Louis himself con-
ducted him over the picture cric1, tIbl's AMI other
objects Of interest Before leaving the Enr replcdged
himself not toraisc war in Africa against The French The
following is his speech rendered by the Interpreter:
"MoNsEiGNEUR: am not accustomed to your usages,
but long some words to express TO you and to all
these lords assembled the nature OF my sentiments You,
MonsegneuI have been good end generous 70 me 10 you
which you had not promised and which nevertheless you
have granted to People have told you that Will yo-
late my prose-have faith in those that say So swear
10 YOU never break the oath that have made to you
am bound by gratitude as by my word be assured that
will never forget what both impose on descendant OF the
Prophe and on man of my do not desire to tell
you only by word also desire to leave IN you hands,
writing which shall be for you testimony of the oath now
come to repeat deliver TO you this papcrt is the repro
duction OF my thoughts
The Swnddy Times has rather circumstan-
nal account Of the discoveIy Of military conspiracy
against the President The gt OF the maeris, that the
Paris Police by OF opening letters, traced com
munication between man they arrested IN Paris and
several offrs OF the garrison at fOntanDleau Twelve
commissioned officer ls non-commssioncd aud 40 pri
Yates are placed under arrest Tho correspondent OF
TN Sunday Times vOuches for these facts aud adds that
the Constitutional and PGtrie both had the circuin
stance intype but the matter was seized by the Po
lice The Conspiracy whatever IL was ia claimed on
the hand by the Legmists and Oh the other by
the Oreansts. The Daily Ners mentions the arrests,
but says the prisoners all civilians.
The MohifeUr announces that the Minister OF
Marine will in future receive private offers ior supplies
Of timber without exposing the matter to public tender
lie has annullcd large contract recently made.
A Haytian ship, the AglG, is at present at
Narcotics with Jaytan produce crew all backs
Mdme. Emile de- Girardin has written
new comedy, entitled Lady TGrtufc" Rachel viii play
the heroine
The Minister of Marine has ordered returns
10 be furnished of the number of passengers from
France TO North and South America and rice rdsa,
with view to the arrangement Of the Transatlantic
pocket service
Father Ventura, the celebrated preacher, is
dangerously ILL., The last sacramcns have been admin
istered to hin-probaby dead by tiis time.
R"The Tribunal of Correctional Police con-
demned q woodtumer named Humbcrt, of TIC Rue
Besubourg, to three months imprisonment and OOL fine,
for having used insulting language respecting the Prince
Precedent The Tribunal also condemned a NJ Moullet
naturalist, to six months imprisonment and lOO0Of
tine for having had in his possession copying press,
without having obaiRed the permission of the Minister
Of Police The President, before giving Judgment said
That the defendant was represented by the Police to be
an agent Of secret socrieties.