The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-16

eagle with outsretched wings and surrounded by rays
had most brilliant effect During the execution OF the
the words LEmpe cesgla pair p and L. race
Qui fail ,irre psrdu e dro de mour were laid hold OF
by the audience and received by them with loud cries OF
Fire FEmpeur The performance concluded with the
second set Of the Feue des Fees and the last act OF
Sela Several times during the evening the Prince Pre-
slider Joined in the applae Of the audience Between
the acts Add eKader left his box and went to that OF
the Prince President where he remained for short time
As he passed through the house every one saued him
by raising their hats. numerous crowd remained as.
sembed the Boulvsrds to wait for the departure OF
the Prince which took place at half past twelve and BY
whom he was received with numerous cries Of Tite
rEmpee,rn' Add ell RAIDER was also warmly saluted,
and number of persons pressed forward to take his
hand
Arrangements are making for the organization of
the civil household of the Emperor. Preparal ons
arc going for the meeting Of the Senate in the hall
used as the Chamber Of Peers under the restoration
and under part Of the reign Of Louis Philippe. 1t
ia believed the Senate will hold only four slttings
that the vote on the Plebiscte will take place on
the 2st and 22d instant; that the SURFACES will be
counted by the Legislative Corps on lst December,
and that the proclamation of the Empire will be on
the I'd. We have not heard much lately OF the
Presidents matrimonial prospects,
With respect to the financial measures said to be
in contemplation by the President, it is now stated
that two DEGREES already signed and ready to be
promulg ated-one for the conversion Of the four,
and the old four and half stock into three per cent
and the other fixing the legal rate of interest at
The liberation of ADD. ell Kadir is more and more
favorably viewed by the public. He has been visit
ing the President at ST. Cloud, where Louis Nape-
leries stables and other objects of interest Before
leaving, the Emr re. pledged himself not to raise
war in Africa against the French. The following
is his speech, as rendered by the interpreter
MossEIGNEuR-I am not accustomed to your usages,
but long to some words to express to you and to
all these lords assembled, literature Of my sentiments
To you owe the liberty which others had promised to
me but which you had not promised, and which, never
that viii violate my promise. Have faith in those
that ray so swear to you never to break the oath
mat have MADE to you am e9aad by gratitude as
both impose q descendant Of the Prophet, and on
man Of my race do not desire to tell you so only by
word also desire to leave in our hands writing which
shall DO for you testimony Of the oath to
repeat deliver to you this paper-t is the reproduc-
ton Of my thoughts.
The London Sunday Times has rather crcum-
stantial account of the discovery of military con-
spiracy against the President The gist Of the mat
ter is that the Paris police, by means of opening
letters, traced communication between man they
arrested in Paris and several officers Of the garrison
Of Fontsinebleaa. Twelve commissioned officers,
eighteen non commissioned, and forty privates,
placed under arrest. The correspondent Of the
Sunday Times vouches for these facts and adds
that the Constitutional and Patrie both had the
circumstances in type, but the matter was seized
by the police The conspiracy, or whatever it was,
on the other by the Orleanists. The London Nevs
mentions the arrests, but says the prisoners all
civilians.
The Aoniter announces that the Minister Of
plies Timber. without exposing the matter to pub
lie tender. He has annulled a contract recently
made.
A Haytian ship. the Anglae, is at present at Mar
settles, with Haytian produce crew all blacks.
Madame Emile de Girardin has written new
comedy, entitled Lady Tartuffe," Rachel will play
the heroine.
An envoy from the King of Achcm, (Sumatra,)
has inst aap ad IN
The Minister of Marine has ordered returns to be
furnished of the lumber of passengers from France
to North and South America and Uice rersd, with
view to the arrangement of the transatlantic packet
service.
Father Ventura, the celebrated preacher, is dan
gerously i'll. The last sacramen.s have been admin
istered to him. Probably dead by this time.
Belgium.
We again announce . new form Of the Belgian
Ministry, 1t now stands: n. Brouckere, Foreign
Affairs; Piercot, Interior; Faider, Justice; Leidts
Finance; Arnoul, War; Van Hoorebeke, Public
Works.
A change Of ministry has taken phase at Turin.
MN dAzeglio, President of the Council and Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs; Pernati, Interior, and Cha
rio Minister Of Finance had rendered their resigna
tons, which were accepted by the King. NM. Ca
your and San Martina spoken of to form part Of
the new ministry. NM. de la Marmora. War; Buon-
compagni, Public Instruction, and Paleocapa, Public
III
ever, Gays that Cavour, having failed to find col
leagues, had madt the task over to Count Caesar
Babo.
On the 23d ult., the Second Chamber Of Denmark
had read second time the bill extending the Gus
toms frontier from the Eyder to the Ebe, to en-
brace Holstein. Before it is read third time the
bill is to be referred to select committee, some
anxiety being expressed in the meantime respecting
the action Of the Germanic Confederation, Holstein
being member Of the Bund.
Austria.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Times,
under date of October II, says
The of the 18th nit from New York relative to
Cuba reached yesterday and the opinions Of this GO
vernment the subject have to day been given
of course not very favorably spoken of and hope
expressed that Spain will receive the support of tho
maritime powers whose interest it cannot be to let Cuba
fall into the hands Of association which takes the right
OF deciding on peace out OF the hands OF the e
innate authorities.
Count Adam Potocky, who was imprisoned for
his share in the Polish instruction, has been
liberated
Baron Jean Won Gagern, who played prominent
part at the Congress Of Vienna, died recently.
Turkey.
Extraordinary exertions are making by the TURK
ish government, aided by voluntary contributions
from the people, to retrieve the financial embarrass
ments Of the country. To oil appearances These
exertons will be successful Nafz Pacha, the ex-
Minister Of Finance, has been arrested for nal adj
ministration OF the funds. A despatch from Con-
stantinope, of date 2lst says-'Loan definitely re-
jected romittances on way for restitution, and
others will follow everything settled satisfactory
ly."
Persia.
The Semdrhore de MlrseiAes contains a letter
dated 9th September, from Tabris, received via
TIebisonde IL states that 400 Babis had been put
to death with great military display at rehean, as
accompices in the recent attempt against the life of
the Shah. The trade of Persia had been greatly
checked by new ordinance Of the government,
forbidding merchants to sell any article credit to
any civil or military employee of the State. Az
there officers comprise the principal classes who pur
chase imported goods, tea, arms, crystal, hardware,
&C., trade had almost come to stand still, and
was not considered likely to recover the shock for
some time.
South AustrnllR.