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

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! Advices from Paris announce that number ofpo-
tical prisoners have been set at liberty at Moulins
M. Gunard, who sentenced to Imprisonment for
life for having joined Ledm Ron and others. in his
attempt at insurrcction in lSi9 has been pardoned
by the President Of the Republic.
IL is certain that the French and Austrian 60
vcrnments are less friendly since the arrival Of dcs-
patches from St. Petersburg, in which tho EN-
peror declares, that if Austria one step to
assist France in disturbing the treaties of Vienna,
be will march an army to the aid Of Prussia.
The French Minister in Austria has since pro-
tested against the increased duties French NOR
chandisc. This will make The President more popu-
lar in France.
It is stated in ono Of the French papers that the
siege of Paris is to be removed soon after the meet
ing Of the Senate and the Legislative body; the date
Of their conyocaton is not yet fixed, but the 10Th Of
March and the 9Th May have been spoken Of
The President Of the Republic gave a second BALI
on Monday night, the 23d ut., at the Tuileries, ut
which about 1000 persons were present
According to the adyices from the Hague, tho
japanese expecting Com. Perry's squadron.
They have asked the assistance Of Holland to repei
the invaders.
The London Globe Of the 9th ult., says--
Yesterday evening his Excelency the American Minis
ter and Mrs Abbot Lawrence gave their first this
season NJ their hosptabc mansion Piccadiy. The whole
q the members OF the diplomatic corps. ch the e1oepho
q e 1ps'ten Minister were either personally present
represented by their secretaries legation The general
circle included most of the sbonabe in town and many
q the names whom we have already given IN the list Of
fsrl Grpnvies assembly. Ills oxcellcncy will have
/ other soiec on Thursday, March T.
| Intelligence from Rome states that the police had
been actively arresng persons in the provinces who
4 had celebrated the anniversary Of the Roman Re
| public the 9th nit.
The Queen Of Spain wa perfectly convalcscent on
| the 2Ist inst She assisted at bull fight. On tte
| evening Of the 10Th, the Queen gave grand ball
a. the palace, which very brilliantly attended
Her Majesty danced several times and did not retire
till five o'clock 4. NJ.
The Pope, having .tll the dread Of NJ. Joseph Mag
zni before him, has given orders to the Roman
priests to baptise more children with the name Of
Joseph the popular partiality for the seemed
not to spng from reverence for the Saint or Pa
triarch but from a regard for the ex-Triumvir.
Thomas Moore, the elegant poet and distinguished
man, has paid the debt Of nature. He died on tho
10Th Of February, at sloperton Cottage, in his I'D
year. II is painful to add that for some time pre-
viously the witty and accomplished Tom Moore, tho
friend If Byron. and the companion and associate OF
every brilliant genius which has appeared in our
cility.
The elections for tho Fitst Chamicr Of the Duchy
Ct Nassau had terminated. The majority of tho
deputies chosen were conservatives Only small
portion Of the electors. however, went to the poll.
The Swiss government, ~ the instance of France.
have issued circular, requiring all French refugees
whom recent events have brought into Switzerland,
and whose passports are not regie to present
Themselves at the bureau Of police, and state
whether theS demand asylum, or are prepared to
apply for travelling passports. Those who hsvo
been cited before the French tribunals, or condemn
"a for contuniacy, must, they desire to remain ia
switzerland repair to the interior to y distance on
~ cas, eight leagues from the frontier; those who
desire to leave may receive passports. under tho
sanction Of the federal authority.
IN Prussia the great event of the week has becn
the trial Of Count Arnim an eN-mniSter ana
dipomatist for eliminating The governmen. oy mas
writings Aner heightened and secret trai, tho
Count was found guilty, not OF the calumny im-
putcd but merely Of oseassc refxesce to taA