The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24


ED General ID, noswiIh standing ths ssptssss. n.sh
beloved and esteemed in the army barochs,
who was the defender Of Gonsral 90 Cuoiercs, ~
said 10 BIO the best protector OF his iassfes0. NO
Doubt NJ Testo, the other mioister who WAS sen
fenced 10 degradation with General do Cusierss,
would also be restored to his eitisershlp.
II Victor Huge and son, IS well hs Mime. V Hugo
and daughter have ,s ne continent 70 reside On
Two has reli, f., the first representing tho Prince
Of Jcinville returning 10 Europe With the body Of
the Emperor Napoleon, from ST. Helens the second,
honor 10 the hlustrious dead, have been taken cut
from TIE grave Of the Emperor in the Church Of
the lnvalids This has been considered a. very bad
tase by all those who Are net prejuaiced in pok tcs
and who think that history is history notuithssand
ing the opinions Of parties.
The police arrested, few days age, pretend
ed prince of Mantua, who for the last Ave years
established in Paris. and was living in great style,
making every body believe that no was the only
heir OF that old family Of Gonsogua, and the ssle
possessr Of the right Of distributing the order Of
the Redemption" the Calvary" and '6t Sepul-
ehre" The sum Of 500 francs was generally paid
for the expenses of the Office and it said ihat
this mock prince has made great deal Of money BY
this hunbug: 1t appears that few days before the
events Of February "a, ls4S, the police were the
s &: Of s, sss G sn nsy.s Is s'
been forgotten, when he again raised his head and
began to sell orders for money. A few days age no
attempted 10 visit Louis Napoleon, but was denied
received aims, under another name, from the French
government As for his title, he had stolen it from
tho late Prince Of Hantua, at his bedside, in Swift
From fripoli We received the intelligence that the
French Consul Of that African Moorish regency has
interrupted bis friendly relations with the Bashaw
who has insuted him, and i'll treated two Of his
tymen, French deserters, who, after having been
der the French flag 1t is said that the city Of Tri-
poll will be bombarded if regular excuses are not
immediately made to the Consul of France.
The arsenal of Venice is now filed with men, Of
war, now building; there are eighteen hundred work
en- In the dock yards.
King Ohio, Of Greece, arrived, on the 10Th ult :,
ut Trieste, his way to Vienna, where he goes to
decide the question of his successor to the throne
Of Greece The Queen, during his absence, is 70.
verning the kingdom, and she is said to be very
able diplomat and state woman.
Don Carlos, ex-kmg and pretender to the kingdom
of Span who had rcaounced the throne in favor of
Queen Isabella, has revoked his signature, and the
Count Of Montemolin, his son, has followed the
same example. Then the question between the two
branches Of the Bourbon family Of Spain is not
yet settled and everything leads to the belief that
In case of the death of Queen Isabella, the civil
war would be resumed in the Peninsula.
In Portugal, the nobility are abandoning the
party OF the Queen, to take that Of Don Miguel.
The Marquises Of Layadrio, d'Penalva, d'Lancas.
albuquerque, Pine d'Castello Bravo, Don Chris
toval d. Vilhsns, and d Abrantes; Counts d'Alma-
da dIaveira, dLanego, and all the influential peo-
PIE ol the country, nave Already LEFT the city OF
Lisbon, to 70 to meet the exkng Of Portugal.
No doubt revolution is at hand in Portugal.
At Rome it is rumored that the French troops
are on the Of leaving the holy City before the
end Of the year, and it is said that the Austrians
will also leave Florence at the same time. The
Pope, who had been said to be sick. is in good
health, and is daily officiating q. st. Peters
In Hungary, the Emperor has granted full am
nesty to the workmen Of the mines of the State at
Schemntz and Cremnitz, who had been the most
violent partsans Of the revolution Of 1913 and lS49
They are 235 in number. As matter Of course,
this act of clemency has created much feeling in
favor of the young Emperor who is beloved through
his tour. The whole collection Of Kossuth bills,
during the war of Hungary, has. been collected by
the librarian of the Royal Library Of Brussels, and
even the engraved plates are in the possession Of
this establishment, one of the most important of
Europe after that Of Paris. The United States
would not present the library of Brussels with 90
many UNPAID bills of K0ssuth and suite, in the
United States
am sorry to announce the death of Count dor
say, the celebrated Brummel of our day, who,
during his stay in London, had contracted serious
friendship with the President, and had been named
by him General Intendent of the Fine Arts Of
France Count d'0rsay was not only Mecanus for
the government but, also, a patron by himself
and have often been witness of the kind interest
be has taken in the welfare Of American artists.
Messrs. Heaiey and Powell both painters from the
United States, have been too much acquainted with
Count dOrsay not to join with me in delivering this
eulogy on the deceased. B. HR