The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07
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Art. 36-Thc present law Is not applicable TO Agora
and the colonies The clauses Of previous laws contsV
to the and especially Articles Ia and IL Of Ne
law of the 10th July, 1860. repealed
Art 37-The Ministers are charged, each in what 49,
him, with the execution Of the present deoroe.
Given ut the Palace Of tho Tuilcrs the 18th Fehrusy
1852 By the President,
LOUIS NAPOLEON.
X. DE CAsApANe,, Minister OF State
France.
NEW DRESS OF THE FRENCH NATIONAL dUAKO.
The frockcoet to be continued but the collar to ~
of the blue the coat with hooks aad
eyes On each side OF the collar to DO placed two
in white embroidery The cuffs be hius
like the collar with red binding The buttons to -
white with eagle raised them and the trousers
TO bear red band at the sides The epaulctes ~
white, and the shake OF blue cloth, with white bndtng
above the ohevrons OF the form and color tass
now in 1t is to bear in front white plate, with Ne
number Of the battalion marked it, and an eagle Ehe
hayerack to bc Of black leather the arms and bets
now in use being maintained.
TIM NEW FHbNCH COURT DKESS
The costume to be by those honorcd with invita-
tons to the Tucres Is to be composed Of drcss ooa
with buttons marked with eagle with STRIPES
at the side, French hat with white black plume, snA
sword with gilt silver ht Embroidery Of gold silver
blue red silk with olive oak palm will
hy its variety to establish series Of differences bctwcsa
the various corps and functionaries The Senate "
have palm or olive leaves embroidered in gold the o
lar cuffs pockets and breast the il bo borderoa
eveywherfwith an ornament Of waving lines in go1,
which caracterizes the highest functions The eagle
the button be outspread wings over an extesa
ed mantle, calling to mind the Senate and the pecrags.
Ireland.
Ihe LONDON CHRONICLE correspondent says IL have just
seen accounts from the disturbed districts which eive
very disheartening representation Of the state affairs h
large district comprising portions of Monaghan Ar
agh ana Louth and state that the secret organisaio
IS gradually extending into Down and other counties
The worst feature in the is that formidable oos-
ination exists against the of suob
the state Of alarm amongst landlords that several Of then
have given up a notion Of enforcing ymcnt under pre-
sent circumstances 1t Is stated that the Presbytegis
tensntry in localitics are Offering a p,ssivc go
tance to rents and the organization with this object s
reached an alarming height amongst the tcnanry guns
1he Dublin Ecenns Post mentions on unauestionsa,e
authority that some Of the Roman Catholic clergy, whs
had become unpopular account Of inyeighiny ngai
secret societies ana their inevitable results have bss
served with notices to desist
The greatest activity prevails thrDuuhot DYrv lar~
hcatre IN every department to bring out Balfe.
Opera Painters cost umers carpcntersn fact all hanAs
engaged upon the cstablishmentare the vive and
there i every to believe il will ready tor pro
ame0n no En IN me "a Of March Each day rehearsas TAX.
upon our stage for some years past
Foreign Miscellany.
One effect of Kossuhs starring" says q
Vienna letter of the 11th ult that Hungary il almost
he hermctcolly sealed against Engshmen and Americas
70 the United States have just been refused
that country and the Hungarians themselves find Il
equally dlihcuit To obtain a passport
Madame de Kotzebue, the widow of the celebrated
kotzebue, who assassinatcd by the student sand s
Msnhem. died at Heidelberg the 9TH ult
- The Count Henry ", Of France, and Countess
,hemhord were about leaving Vienna the llth t r
Venice.
The Duchess Of Orleans has addressed tho follow
ing letter to the President refusing the dotaon Of
1oM per annu'n maintsned to her in the decree of
nv Nsn,sgA; sn os,; Do H. not assnsslsss ead
ne ootatch IN the name Of France refuse the dowry.
HELENA DoRLEAys
The Queen of Spain, correspondent writes IL
better in health but her spirits completely fallen as
but for The energy Of Queen Chrissna there good
the word times since her recovery saving ne
viii never bear to lead the life OF Louis Philippe
the out against Albocee dagger, You are
that there Carlist guerilla chief Of no snsn
celebrity in the civil war, namcd the Curate Merine.
accustomed when she froward to say to her Take
care, lsabela, Curate Merno is coming On receiving
the visit Of ono Of her attendants Of that ueriod tlc
Queen said: You Margaret, Curae Merino came st
last
Mr.. Green, the veteran aerial voyager retires this
season from aerosc pursuits lie has 4s9 ascent
and intends completing the number oi 800 during ts
ensuing season.
MIR. Charles Mare. shipbuilder, OF Blackwall, has
challenged the Americans to vessel against any
That they can produce for thousand guneas-the ton
mage Of the ships TO be from 80 to 800 tons
The eourt-marial, ON the 10Th ult, tried n SOL
dcr named Zimmerman Of the 9Th regiment of snoc~s
in garrison at Cbartres for exciting revolt against his
tuperiors aud disobedience to the laws. 1t proved
that on the occasion of the vote the ie6ise- In De
oembcr Zimmerman declared that the vote free
~ took place in presence of the officers and that ii
to be recommended he would vote very differently,
not ut all lie added that IL there were several
in the regiment like him they would drive the colo
mel and the officers. The court condemned him 10
years imprisonment and to the costs
The United Seruice Ga.efie describes a rifle manu-
factured by Mr. James Beattie, of London which hN
ranged, with false sight o24 yards. II s ia the pn
session of officer at the Cape.