The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-29

PARIs, August IL, lS5 2.

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csai Regulations The French Troops IN ROME
A~tsopafed Marriage # The Emperor Of AustrIa-
Hungary AVID the Emperor Of Axsiria- Greece
and Mr.. Kiag's AGaI -Tnpoi-Sigmifcant
CRISIS IN Portugal X Isas and has Daughter IN
Parn.
The principal news of the week, among the details
Of the preparation of the fete Of The 10th Instant
IL the partial annuity sgued by Louis Napoleon, on
the Tth instant, by which NM. Creton, Duvergier
de HAuranne Chamballe, Chiers, de Remusat, jules
de LAsteyrie, General L.det, and Anthony Chouret,
arc allowed to retu France and to retain their
citizenship The Introduction to reside in France
which had been stgusd by the decree of January
10th, has also been recalled in behalf Of Messrs.
Toly Siguard, Michel Renaud, Belin, Theodore
Bac, Mallotte aud Besse
This as it may be seen, is but partial amnesty
Louis Napoleons intention to make it full, and
to allow all those whom he had thought prudent to
exile out Of France, alter coup d'etat to return
among their relations and frlends but his ministers
particularly NM Fould, de Psrsgny, aud several Of
his private advisers, in,ludiog Barocnc, have
sured him that it would NOT be proper, at the
mont Of the eve Of the pro;la mation Of new kind
of government, to grant fall pardon to who,
of very doubtful gratitude, would perhaps return
to France, with intention of revenge, and force him
to DO more severe against them.
1t is now my duty to say that this amnesty,
though not complete as was expected, has caused
a very favorable impression among the people, and
has, no doubt, augmented the number Of those who
formerly were still enemies of the Prince President
The rumors Of the so long expected empire are
still aasst, and though nothing, as yet, leads me
to suppose that this will take place on the
occasion of the coming feast, many Of the
opinion that this form Of government is the
emily one which be organized for the happiness Of
Franco. The retreat from the ministry Of the three
ministers, Casabanca, Iurgot, and Lefebyre Du-
rel6e, may be attributed with much reason
to the desire they had shown to see Napoleon
declare himself Emperor on his return from
Strasbourg. They told MIN that the general en-
thusiasm was sufficient proof that the people would
SEQ with much pleasure the opportunity of tho i'm
nsdiste proclamation of his new government.
On another side, the remaining part of the State
Council and General st Arnault particularly. had
violently opposed the immediate change in the title
OF President TO that of an Emperor. In the mean
time, several departments of France sending to
Paris petitions, signed by many influential persons,
by which the empire Is de ninded as very lmpor-
tant movement for the security OF the French peo-
pie. cant tell That they are .right-time will only
prove if this is the proper course to be followed by
the Prince President, instead of keeping his quiet
position of powerful chief of the State
The wedding of Louis Napoleon is also the cause
OF much gossip in the political circles. Some dplo-
mats have assured me that the Presidents journey
to the Southern States ofFrance would be postponed,
in sroer 20 have the marriage celebrated before his
departure. But / quite certain that such
will not be the case. NJ Drouyn de L'Huys. the new
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, has received orders to
settle every thing respecting it, and the ceremony is
to take place when the President has returned from
Toulsn and Marsenles-that is, at the end Of Sep.
tember In the meantime. am told that the future
wife of Louis Napoleon has declared that soc was
to contract marriage with an emperor, aud that
ss0niy' when an emperor
Whilst Louis Napoleon is thus expecting the OBJ
FORTUNE moment to change his momentous and pre-
carious position into setted aud strongly organized
government, his new imperial house is openly
formed though it is not puolicly announced TO the
people by bills posted on the walls The Ainiquac
National of Messrs. Guyot and Scribe for the year
1852, which has just been issued, gives full descrp
ti0n of the different departments Of this suite Of at
'dehe to the person of Louis Napoleon, among
whom found TWO governors of the palaces, pre-
feet Of the palaces, three secretaries, librarian,
two esquires, captains Of the cha sng. two in-
troduotors of ambassadors, two iutendants, two dis
tributors Of pensions and alms, treasurer, six
doctors, eleven aid de camps, eleven officers Of ordi-
nance, and more than one hundred persons attached
70 the body Of the Prince. Every department Of |
Louis Napoleon's house is described with details, |
and no deny that this mason is that of an |
Emperor, and not that of President.
Louis Napoleon left Paris Saturday morning
last, to go to ToogIe, to visit his newly purchased
estate, and see how his neutrality-suspicious. the
ameIiorstion Of the territory, lands and Inhabitants
had been followed lie went out of St. Cloud
2ncogatio, followed only by few friends of his |
,nat5cs, an by special train of the railway Ac-
oerding to the reports received from this part Of
France, the Prince was received with the utmost
enthusiasm by the simple inhabitants of the villages,
where he spent few hours on his way going and
returning. The Te Delm hymn was sung with en-
fhusissn and shouts of Pee Napoleon uttered dur
ing his passage. The President returned to his
palace of ST Cloud, on Tuesday afternoon. 1t had |
been rumored that he had gone to Baden, TO his
betrothed; but this was a mere invention, made up
by few correspondents Of the Belgian newspapers
The uncle Of the President, who is on board the |
steamer Refine Hortense visiting the principal sea.
ports Of the ocean, on the shores of France, is re-
oeived with great enthusiasm Though it is aston
stiug to see how the kiug Jerome receives the |
same hon0rs which would be rendered 10 the Presi-
dent 1t only coroborates the idea that the mission
of tho President of the Senate is official, and that
he is gone to if the Napoeonians Of the depart
mcDts ready TO proclaim or adopt the Emperor
The elections of tue members Of the common and
general councils, of the departments Of France, I
seem to meet with many difficulties; and the Repub
ican, Orleanist and Legitnist parties have tried
all in their power to force their adherents not to
join in the elections Their intention is not only to
prevent the mechanism F." of the government, but |
also to sec how the system OF the 20th of December
last eau be carried on.
Prince Lucen Murat has been elected in the arron-
basement Of Marennes the Charente inferteVe has
met with great opposition; and, though he the |
candidate of the government, was not supported by
1he NspoleoniaIs
Tho utmos tranquility now reigns all over France
and nothing for the present seems to be expected
which will trouble the peace of the country. The
only exception to this is sort Of conspiracy which
has been discovered near St. Chamond, at the viii |
lage OF lscn whicb after ali the investigations and
searches, turned out TO be only candestine manu-
fracture Of powder for sportsrnen.
The festival of the 18th inst. promises to be at |
ahe sane time political and amusing The principal
characters Of this fete, viii no doubt be POLITICAL
and all the bishops of France have received orders
celebrate the offices of the church, was done du.
ring the restoration, and also before the empire,
since the time OF Louis the XIllth
Several very important regulations worth being
potced, nave been published by the M,nucir, and
among them is the letter directed to all the projects
of France, inviting them TO be very careful about
ahe books which arc sold BY pedlars, and 70 prevent