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


seHa.eths deputies and senators being the only pson
ages who, on this oocasion, took the oaths This
nouncement received in deep slencc and may 10
expected curiosity was at the highest The first
called by Casssbanca was that Of the uncle of the
President, Marshal Jerome Bopapae, the President
lie was sitting at the right hand Of The President Of tho
senate
jerome who was dressed in uniform and who at the
moment bore strong resemblance to the Emperor slowly
from his fautei turned towards his nephew held
out his arm, and repeated slowly and s.Phat cay, Je
5wc!' Tho minister soon OF the two
cardinals who sitting in their places rs Sena
tors habed in their red robes They slightly raised
their hands and bowed they repeated tho formula The
name Of the Archbishop Of Paris awaited with
curiosity also owing to his presumed political tendcn
cics and his friendly relations with General Cavaignac
The preate in to his name, repeated in
the same low tone as his confrrs. .e je " Nothing
particular occurred during the calling Of the rest Of
| the list Of Senators.
Ofthe legislative corps NJ Bllaults name was the first
called as President Of the Chamber Of Deputies. BID
aut responded with aacrity But when il apparent
that the beginning with beginning every ear
the watch. NJ Casabianca called out as seemed
little louder than the rest the Of General Cavagnac
There was pause of some momentsno General Cavaig
replied, and for him. Still n pause of some
secondhand, the minitter went on NJ Carnots name
was then caled-no reply. The same pause, the
silence as before NJ Henon the newly eeced democratic
deputy for Lyons. also called but did not
think there were also four five other to which
answer was returned. When speaking of the Senate
should have said that PORTALS President OF the Court
of Cessation finding his passed by mistake,
up demanded to be sworn The same occurred
with orc or two Of the deputies Some interest also
excited when the Nj. de Montaltmbert call
cd NJ. dc Monalcmtcrt was present, bat at some dis
lance rom the President and the window. He stood
| up. held out his hand, and repeated the oath
The following collective letter addressed by General
Cayaignac Garnet and Henon, to the President Of
4 the legislative corps
n Psrsinrsr-The electors Paris Lyons sought
ns in retreat. in exile We thank them for hsv
ing thous that our names would serve as protest sssn.
| ism.
Bv. =: do not ADM. tina. they to send s. In
ofrsEsirng the violation Of rights We repudse
the required on admission to "a. iss.
tive M ", prsy ys p, S to ,.
-. -, :, g. Signed $ SzxS!GsA''
When the list Of exhausted the Minister Of
State nmaed 10 the senators and puties that they
were TO assemble at their respective places Of meeting
uesdsy the GOTH and enter their legislative functions
The President then stood mp and bowed He was again
and again chsercd and cries Of Yirs Eqpoeon were
again and again uttered by his Jealous adherens
he quilted the saloon in the same mannor as he en-,
tered Soon the drums again beat to arms the military
bands again struck up the troops arms the
escort Of carabnicrs with their gitteng curasses gal
loped the President entered his carriage and drove
away The senator's and deputies retired at the Same
time as the corps dplomsique and before an hour, all
In the square OF the Carrouse though the throng was
numerous 1t was Jet not crowded might have been
eSpeoed out the grille OF the square which shuts out
access from the place Of the Tueries completely lined
with spectators from end to the other Amongst the
carragesi in the court there several live
res belonging to the ambassadors.
Austria.
THR HULsEMAEH CHARIvARI-THE SLIGHT TO THE
AMERICAN MINIsTER-THR HUNGARIANs.
The Wiener Zeung Of the 2Sth ult gives elaborate
account Of the Hulssmann chGr;ori with view to OK
cupate tho native Americans from all participation in
or connivance at, that offensive demonstration.
Ths Gazette gives full credit TO the local autho
Ing tho crowd that and subsequent occasion when
the German and Hungarian settlers found preext
Ire avowa the Austrian government appears in the
light o. ts own accussr for II Is singular fact that
whereas the the Chevalier Huscnann met with every
courtesy from the government Of Washington and
only insultcd by mob consisting. now told.
exclusively Of Europeans, the Minister Of the United
States at Vienna sighted by the First Minister of
the Crown.
The Gazette contains also the sentence passed against
wandering Slovenian tinker found guilty Of tampor-
ing with Hungarian regiments and disseminating revo-
imonsry papers throughout Germany. He was born in
the north Of Hungary, in the Trentsohn Comtat, and
goes by the name Of George Pntsar lie spoke Ian
guages-sclavonan. Polish. German, French and Hun
garian-and was therefore well fitted for the task Of
spreading the principles Of forbidden society and this
Is said 10 have been his vocation for several years till
lately when he was caught yeana attempting to
lie instead Of for Francis Joseph The circnmstantial
evidence brought against him is said fully to establish
hi. guilt and the sentence Of the court eight years
hard fortress labor in irons.
Markets.
H.MpukG MARKETS. March q -Cofee-The market il
quiet and the present prices show decline of AS per
h. cargo Of good first Rio sold at H. to AIS per
h. Cotton-Without any alteration. Our stock is much
reduced, and offers but little choice Sugar is IN bet
ter demand the saes of the week comprise 400 boxes
HsvsDs at I'm TO per 100 lbs $50 chests brown
Bahia at 10a4 per 100 lbs Rice is in demand 1000
bags East India sold at former rates md COO terces Ca
rona at IL m to IS IN for new and I'm to IL I'm for
old. IndgoA favorable opinion prevails for this arti
Gle Spiccs-Little doing. Spclter50 tons aaoat sold
II am. per loo lbs.
AMSTERDAM A,RkEIs. March 27.-CoGce-Tho market
j. firm since the sale and for qualities advance Of
y to sc bag been rad. There is also inquiry for
Brazil Sugaf-Rthned has been in better demand; OF
Surinsm sold at 49, to 2lH 600 boxes brown
Havana at 22 Rice continues in request 900 terces
Carolina lately arrived changed hands at price which
has not TRANSFERRED
ASTwEpr MARKETS., March 29.-CoGee-The market IL
quiet and there has been little doing during the week.
About loo bags Brazil and st Domingo changed hands
Rice is firm $50 tierces Carolina sold at 14sH TO 15a
Cotton is without alteration in price 700 bales were
disposed If during the INSTRUMENTATION
main limited. GOO boxes Havana sold at IL "a TO "a
good deal has been done in refined Pepper-Prces
firm at 19s4c. to 2Oc Pimento4oO boxes changed
bands at IL q n. to Is "a. per SO kios.
CALCUTTA MARKETS, February 21.-0ur export market
has exhibited growing animation, to which the further
material decline in home exchange and the still moderate
rates Of freight have lent additional impulse directing
prices of most leading articles to upward tendency
ALExi,rRIA (EGYPT) MARKETS. March 21.-Large sales
Of cotton have taken place and upwards Of 100000
have changed hands at 50 TO S12ts per cantar A
small parcel Of Sea Island quality disposed Of at $4
In comcstibles the transactions have not been an
extensive scale but since the arrival Of the Syrian mail
demand has sprung for that quarter The following
quotations per quarter o. b. Government Said
wheat. DIS. Cd beans lis 4d barley nominal Indian
lSs sd We have change to note In Goals since
last adyices. Exchange London % piasters per
1 sterling
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