The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-12

naDsbp Hitherto he has has Seen ;;1sY ss aR states
man OF President Fillmore Mr. Marsh, the Ameri.
can envoy at Constantinople, is staying here. The
affair OF the missionary, King, who was some time
ago arrested ut Athens on charge Of making pro-
selytes TO the Protestant faith 10 far from being sot
tied to the satisfaction of the American government.
This mention to correct the erroneous Impressions
caused by contrary statement 10 the German
papers
has left that capital congo for Paris leaving Mr.
Fay acting as Charge d'Aflairss.
The Duke and Duchess of Teroeira, have arrived
in London from Lisbon, to attend the funeral Of the
Duke of Wellington.
Transfer or the Hippodr rome from Paris to
New York.
RUE ST. HoNoRE, PARIS, Oct q, 1852
FYamcoS' and his Entire Troupe Coming Out
Chariot Racing-- Steepe Chasing = Ostrich
Racing-Rsindeer Siedging- tournaments and
Olympian Hippodrome to be Toeicc Hun.
dred Feet in Circxmfe near the
Crystal Palace.
M. PETON-Dear Sr-In conformity to the sug
gestions made to you, prior to your departure from
Paris, on the subject of transporting the entire es
tablishment of the Hippodrome to America
both materid and personelle-I have now to inform
you that have adopted the necessary plans, and
into effect as soon as shall be advised by you Of
their prscticabilty. The greatest point for your
consideration will be to fnt suitable locality for
the building. The ground must be at least four
hundred feet in length, by two hundred and over in
width, with elevations surrounding the interior for
the accom- mediation Of twenty or twenty-five thou
sand people.
In New York city, spprehend you will find it
exceedingly difficult to obtain an eligible and con-
venient site for building Of such colossal dimen-
sions Nevertheless II must DO obtained, even if
you have to resort to tho suburbs. It would DO
highly desirable that location for the Hippodroms
should be selected upon Of the great thorough
fares leading to the intended Crystal Palace.
Not doubling, from the tenor Of your communities
ton Of the goth ut that proper place may be OBJ
tanned, and that everything can be accomplished in
order to carry out my arrangements, have already
sent the cars and chariots to Havre for shipment
shall also have ssnt tn Havre for shipment, when
you receive this, my stud Of horses, consisting Of
twenty five thorough bred steeple chase horses; my
six neage horses and stud of ponies, together with
eleven African ostrichcs trained for racing and dr
wing before chariots; four Lapland deer, driven in
harness before sleds, after the manner of LApland
ers, and number of English deer for coursing.
have also engaged, aud ready to embark as soon as
your preparations are perfected, twenty male aud
female artfstes-the most celebrated in the French
Hippodrome, and the best performers and characters
in Europe.
My entire wardrobe, properties. and everything
necessary to give full representation in two weeks
after their arrival, now in Hare, ready for ship
ment upon the receipt of your answer.
In addition to what shall bring out, 1t will be
necessary for you to engage eighty extra hores, to
be used in the chariot cars, tournaments and
professions, incidental to the programme.
ing the entrances leaving space sufficient for the
admission of the Scar Of Bacchus" into the arena,
and the "LErial Tabeau Vivant" Of artists, sus-
pended to, and revolving around it, in order that the
effect may not be marred.
If practicable, in the construction Of so large q
building, would it not be advisable to cover it with
duck, or some cloth impervious to water precau-
ton which l think necessary In the climate Of
America This would enable US to give night re-
presentations by gas light, by means Of which We
have found the exciting fcats Of the Hippodrome
very much enhanced in Paris during the last
season.
fully equal to my plans and MS shall spare neither
pains nor expense in rendering the entertainments
equal not superior, to anything ever attempted In
Europe, have the fullest confidence in the sue
swer, in order to carry it into immediate effect.
Yours &c, Henri FRANCoNI.
The French Republic.
The accounts from France are, rs may be expect
ed, chiefly filed with speculations in reference to
the approaching proclamation Of the empire. The
Sen0ius Consulum was much spcculated upon in
political circles. Il appeared certain that some
members of the Senate desired that. in order to
avoid all discussion sole article, to the folio wing
effect should be submitted to the peopls:-
The French Empire shall be hereditary In the direct
line. in the family Of Louis Napoleon In the event OF
hapf he uhall huv
right to name his successor. Louis Napoleon shall be
epo wered to introduce in the constitution the mOdea
tops he may think Necessary with the vie. OF hsrmo-
Is is alleged that such resolution would again
confer dictatorship on the President but those
who object to 1T on this score can scarcely be serious
or sincere, as no enactment OF the Senate could
render Louis Napoleon more decidedly absolute than
given rise to discussion and to unpleasant uents
amongst some OF the Senators; but 1t 10 probable
that it will pass after all Whether this semblance
of difference Of opinion on 80 important point be
the real cause or not whether it be for the pur
pose of introducing what is termed the admnstra-
tive element into body where it does not exist 30
any extent the fact is that several new names will
be shortly added to the Patres ConsGiDti.
numbers of Senators have already arrived IN
Paris IL is believed that the important session OF
the 4th will not last more than eight days AL
the documents relative to the coronation OF kings,
and of the Emperor Napoleon in particular, ars
lbrories by the employees Of the Ministry Of inc la
terror.
The difficulties regarding the succession had MOI
yet been got over The enemies of the family Of Je
rome Bonaparte are 50 numerous that il doubt
full if that BODY would consent to nominate any
member of il as next heir to the succession.
rumor had been current ct the Bonrse, thai
another plot against the life Of Louis Napoleon
had been discovered at Fontainebeau. The conspi
rators, it said, had constructed an nfernal N
chine which to be placed in part Of the fores
where Louis Napoleon sure TO pass the FIRST tm'
be went out to hunt. 1t was added the machine hao
been seized and great many persons arrested.
1t was semi officially announced to be the inten-
ton Of the President after the celebration OF the
Senate on the Empire, to make tour 10 the north
ern departing nts, and visit Ameins. Arras, Douai,
Lille, Valenciennes, Csmbray, and st. Quentin.
Louis Napoleon attended grand represent alton
at the Theatre Francois, on the night Of the 23d.
The whole Of his staff and military household nc
companicd him, and the theatre was packed With
his adherents. The interior was magnfcently deco