The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-18


alarmingy ILL., and that he died the ID Now, the
truth Of the matter is k,ssuddonly al on
the 10Th nit and rapidly recovering the Lee int.
The theatre was co,cd till Easter Monday
Marsha Radetsky, 1t Is repor u d,al f.e was =
very old manupwards Of eighty serrs of age and one
the best ard most remark &c the Austrian
service ~ the late oampa ,js Ia against Charles
Albert of Sardinia carried by him With the visor
Of young officer
Our London Correspondence
LoNpoH, ri L., evening April 2 1852
TIE Ceremony al The 7mie,1cs--7Ee State Of Ecre gen
noi,r1hc Empire only .onrred- Rtes-- Nicora-
gua- 30. Sqier-.9mericap Dt9'oashss- Spain-qu,-
hia--5ir r,tisenannIraae Sctwar scnJerg-C oatita-
ton n lie E,amtn W.r-Priice tanno--Enteri,r;se Of
Loe9oa .Io,rralSO1 cni,is ~ hr T. sr.--C Commercial
The most interesting featuse in European events
since It- w-ote, i. the cerem NY II The installation
the grcut bodes - lie to- at the iiilcres, Monday
last. the Goth ut. 1t vas frlly expc ed in than
one oulter hat on at da1 Louis Napoleon would have
% eel NJ On tie imperial throne was there
the gn ,.c above 4, and tn nephew of his unc,.p
took lie llsc,. Iii, enemies have been disaur,,stDa
En2ol.r Dc iaao lciai ely f is own interest no,
ass ,uleJ II e te for the I.oseut
lhe o,cA OF MI oil ion is II o,rn comment n /, nm.
O. hi i"p'r~t ehuSons, bota d its policy and il.
yi. r!".e points deserve ca oc44l attention That
too all oGl and the other passages where he speaks
OF The maintenance OF general peace and of the eventual
rc-csiabisluHut II the empire On the first point hi.
language i 50 clear That y he acts contrary to such
solemn asscrt, and harhtrs sl tho idea Of invading
fregn States he"ouid b" lS' Tor over all pubic em,-
nation As regards the essential establishment OF tho
empire Louis Napoleon says that hc might have oc,.rod
h mse.t lirrtnf on The Iath H. g iuLer lass had he
thought Il; T." de- bot tlpt Pre- led In ~.
republic unless the ntrgues Of ancient factions and the
hator'' Wa Fh"w,m ~ 70 acct p n title with moro
extended powers. You will at once observe the amhi
guous wording of this passage vague in expros,ion
well in thought How easy suppose the cyis.en,,
they really do exist or not 4?
Tho general n'pr'~s',n ti'i Lous Napoleon will de-
clare himself Emperor on the Grit most suitable oppor.
tunity lie will not 50 far initiate his uncle az to take tho
crown out Of The prs%ts hahd ana place IL on hs ow,,
mend WV, ~ his o.n ~, h,ns h hc VIII be graciou-ly
Of some Of the most eminent statc. n,er in Europe
As regards the treaties of ienna believe tho FOREIGN
powers will not intervene to prev, Louis Napo.on ne
descendant Of Napoleon from ascending the throne i. he
tranquility Of Franco aud the preservation Of peace ara
'he objects they havSin view but any attempt as-
gsrssion on Hegium Piedmont, or Switzerland viii hc the
...same date sueDal for q rurvrcan Wa.
Such Is the actual position of affair.
Mr.. Riyas, the United states Minister at Paris was prr
sent at the ceremony at the Iuiiercs and hci- to-day
that the President Of the French Republic has ust r.
ccyei letters from the President # the United Sate in
to those notifying HIN of the new powers con
fcrrcd upon him NY the French people
regret tosee by the last mail fiom the Unitsd States,
Juan dc Nicaragua is sincerely be hoped that this
matter will be arranged satisfactorily. You probably
that Mr. squicr late American Charge d Aaire
to Nicaragua, has published London account o! his
mission. where he treats the question length
His book il full Of information respecting Central Ameri-
ca hut III pity that he enters now and then into per-
sonalitics, which might have been avoided Mr.. sduer
has been good deal onzed Ia England
NJ. Defy, French Consu ut richmond. United
stacs u appointed head Of the Bureau DIES Cbaneerics
Of the Hotel q Foreign Affairs at Paris Ills
ut Richmond Is q Monsieur fauiy.
The Foreign Office at Madrid. has published an ex-
tract Of a communication from the Spanish Consul vt
New Orleans to the Spanish Minister mt Washing
closed in letter from the later dated 18th February
The Spanish Consul expresses himself perfectly satisfied
with his reception on his return 10 New Orleans and de-
clarcs that he has not the slghct of complaint d
rect or indirect against those who present BIZ.
entry.
The Official Gasette of vienna Of the 2sth Of Mach
gives elaborate account of the charirar given to NJ
liuscmann with a view to excupac the native Amcr-
cans from participation in it the OGiai Ggsette gives
full credit to the local American authorities This satc
ment shows desire to maintain the friendly relation.
with Washington; but does not the slight shown
to the American Minister at vienna by Prince schwarx
cubcrg.
A debate took place In the House Of Commons lat
night relative to the note OF the austrian government
throw distractions in the way Of English travellers The
subsequent explanations madc in the Vicnna a.ce
the effect Of rendering this debate moderate anu no re-
solution hostile to Austria TO-
The loss Of the Austrian steamer Mariauna with every
soul on board nov beyond doubt. Many OF the bodic
have been found.
by the arrival ofan Indian mail We learn tina: ho.tili
ties have been resumed and that Of war steamers
already under way force the burmese sovereign 10
terms. An annexation Of the Burmah territory is pro-
babc.
Prince Canine Bonsparte cousin Of the President has
been refused admttancc into the papa territory This
Is not TO be wonderedat lie resident of the re,o
utionary Assembly which decrecd the Punishment OF The
Pope IRON Rome. He is still ut Cvita vcccha General
Geineau Immediately despatched steamer for instrpc
tons from the French government Louis Napoleon hos
requested his cousin 10 return
The French Journals do not publish the sittngs Of the
new French Legislature Louis Napoleon must have been
somewhat sstonhed to find full and correct account OF
the proceedings with tho speeches in full in the London
journals.
Last nght her Majesty Theatre opened with treat
ecct The opera Maria Iii Rohan;' the same opera
was seleced for the opening night ut Covent Garden
The London season has now really commenced rccoS
Mise many cid friends and acquantances A new bari
tone, ferlati made his appearance Ida Bertrand The
best conralto after Albon, in splendid voice.
Porent who h as fat as took tho part OF Maria
Observed Cruvel in ono Of the boxes Many Of the corps
dipiomagos, and leading literary Of London were
present.
There has been particular alteration this week In
the market for American stocks The prices fol-
lows
United states Five per Cent Bonds (lss3) ?S slA
Ditto Six per Cent Bonds 1852. .,..... l02R lG3x
Ditto Six per Cent stock tisS7-isesj los iG
New Yorkstst Five per Cents lsoo- 1900. IS 9S
Ohio Six per Cent (ls7D ls75). ............l0j 3
Massachusetts, Five per CT Sterling MS (s6Sj los
Maryland Five per Cent Sterling Is nds 92h 93
Virginia Six per Cent Bonds IssG) ...... NS osn
Montreal six per Gents 1857 lsG5 J. .......3 81
The stock market at Paris has in general been steady
during the week but some fairness prevails IN con
sequence Of the settlement of the account.