The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-14
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE NIAGARA.
The French Empire.


which Louis Napoleon has received the correspondsns
Of the London News and the London Chronicle both int-
mate that the belief Is that the have bssa
cooked by the projects and mayors according 70 order
and that not the slightest reliance Is to be places upon
them Is a whole The Netos correspondent writss:-
1.-The impression 10 general not only that the ballet for
the enp been gigantic swindle but that the fraud
practised has been 30 overdone tha IL WIZ %
mpossibe to huch exposure as viii convince
the most credulouso -
Having shown that the whole management Of the ballot
in the bands of the fun and that nuUesr
Of bulletins might eatiy be put into the os1 the sane
writer adds
whether Well founded not that the returns are nsti
tious IT, repeat universal The most deteiminee In
p.ralsts cannot look you in the face and msnain the
contrary They laugh, shrug their shoulders and ssy
that anarchy at the door and that society must ss
saved. Que pouesro,si"
The official despstches from Paris to Vienna announs
ing the approaching elevation Of Louis NspoisoA TO tbs
peris dignity addressed In the first instance TO
the resid. mt French ambassador y tns
for Foreign Affairs Count Buol Schauenetein ~ said
have stated in reply, that ths imperial gevsnnst
would opposition TO the establishment VI th
empire In France and the sss 10 IL the terdtosiaa
rapg.meDts established by the treaties Of 1915
Of Nspolt on III by the Prince Count Buo stated tina
he could not speak defnisey but considered that II
assumption Of this title must be made dependsnt upo
the rattle cation Of the gre powers.
An incredible farce has been performed ut Amboise
Add Kader expre sed wish to vote for the empire,
and the mayor In defiance OF all law and decency previd
ed special ballot box which he Emr and the Arabs
of his suite Deposited bulletins
The Of the called reduction In the French army
spprc imDs diaely its arrival at Vienna at
its true value, in government circles The semiohsal
Correspondence remsrksW cannot attribute any very
great portsnce frtm military point OF view TO the
disbaDdiDg Of thirty thousand By Of the
eedirgiy efficient Organization Of the French army
Der Of persons owing military service 10 tho State in
few days The military position Of France to Yards her
peghbore has consequently uDderg ne no change"
There report current in Paris to the effect that the
now iona tn Ill ttA E~f-
illustrations Of French int ect and rally number II
vigorous though vsnsl pens to the support OF his
throne propofes TO confer series Of pensons varying
nom ESQ to f4o0 IN lit srary men a. may
be induced thus to sell their allegiance the ne ysRm
On suno.y evening Pit uls Louis Napoleon sav.a
cousin Napoleon Bonapsrre to be his ris-a the
qusdrles Without breach Of what the French osll
les writes the correspondent Of the Moysne
Chrs, II think that may state that upop
this occasion Louis Napoleon than ordinarily
gay and that b. exhibited In humor not usualy
bis . talker. Thoge with whom he felt iucined to
converge he conducted succsively into the billiard
room which kept Olsen gagged for the purpose In h
diplomatic corps, and more particularly with the Cont
de Ustsfeld tn Prussisn nhister and NJ dc Hubna
the Austrian Minister
The Emancipation OF Brussels says We learn ffos
Germany that al the obstacles which ia the way,
the marriage Of the Princess wasa with Louis NApoeS
have been removed The family Of the princess are tai
ing all the for the celebration Of th>
betrothal at Vienna 10 . few wseks But In the mean
while We learn from the ing rs Gazette that on the ltb
ibs,snt 81 Morsysx in Morsyis Princes, Csrois Ws.a
reaching her majority publicly went the Roman
Catholic church with the consent OF her father
der the guidance OF the Bishop Of Bruno
The 1ouioy nois ent,ons being current
at Toulon One is that the Mediterranean Feet win
shortly be rent to Cita Vecchs to bring the Pope to
Frances the other is that 1t will be sent with the future
Niceroy to Algeria.
Prince jerome Bonaparte having been informed that
Of 800 francs standing in hts in the Urea
sure- Of Brest s-d Toulop his share prise money,
OBJ by vessels In which he sailed, ordered that
shall b. distributed amongst old sailors Of Ne pert
Of Concarnsau IN Brittany The prince hsd prsviossly
given proofs Of his munfcencs to the population II that
place.
Australian GOLD Mines.
The amount Of golj received from Australia has bsen
Thames from Australia, 9TH the extraordinary quantity
Of upwards Of tons Of gold board One o. ths
ships the Eagle wa, reigotd With 10000 ounces .p-
from sJ dney with IA eos board and the Pei
ham from !, dney. with 81 1872 ounces The Maitland
also arrived from Sydney with 323 ounces. Great
has the wealth brought by the Eagle the ship
Dido II expected which will far surpsss it, having
5osd $50 600 ounce about end half Of the
pIec ous meal The Neptune with II COG ouncss; the
ADeromachs AZ o5i ounces and o.her ships, With
luabe frsif HIS, are due
sdiy aud the export trade continues active There
five vessels about to sail from Lood1n to Sydney Of
an aggregate burthtn OF 1853 tons to Port Phip
Of si1 tops tso to swa. River Of 1888 tons and ono
Van Dismens Land Of 67S tons.
Apropos to me- notary matters fnd that the mint
officers wishing TO ascertao how much the current c,,n
had actually lost by selected at rasdom, 900
soyegns from banker, aud found that they hsa lost
ON an average l2s pr cent In value hundred sevs
regns fen shopkeepers till had lost Gas. per cent
acc half hovcreigBs exhibited loss Of az PR cent-the
tmslsr coins beng subjected to more severe wear than
the larger About one srtbips in he pound sterling
supposed to be the average loss during the process on
ali gold coined In silver coins the loss by wear Il sup
posed to be Ave ak times greater oring TO the NOR
UT eesstpg circulation of silver Of g,d and 70 the
less ftnsss OF the metal to bear Fiction II 20 new
coins are put INTO ordinary circulation N twetvt
month"; time the former will be worth 500 and the IAttss
about se4.
TsEMrSDous CRASH Last evening, says the