The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-07

the Oreanst circles and tho friends OF tho dOdeoua
family have replied that if any attempt the Kind were
ever made they would appeal to public opinion against
such siander and also publicly accuse tho Duke OF
Rohan Of having been tho acoompce Of Fieschi the
murderer who attempted to shoot Louis Philippe and
only succeeded In shooting Of the most urous
officers OF France The part taken by the Duke Of Roha
in that dsgraceiul attempt to murder well known
at the time but account of We rank which he 90
cuped IN The nobility of France hs spared by the
generous old King and allowed leave France without
being mentioned the trial II appears that this
generosity was not much appreciated by tho Duke for ho
thought proper ut the istigaton the enemies Of the
doreans tnnly to attempt the degradation OF Louis
Phlippc's memory II has been published In some
papers that oil that report u humbug and that
nothing Of the kind had been Thought Of by the
Duke. This il all very well; but IL wa. fact anl eyen
think that nothing but tho time and epoch of its begin
ming have been changed in tho programme We shall SEQ
how this scandal will be brought before tho public
The elections ard the candidates TO be chosen
been also the leading topics of the week Every morning
have been published and their appear
before the public has caused for the Of them
an unavoidable astonishmcnt and surprise could il
would give here many Of candidates who were the
warmcs republicans two months ago and who have
turned their heads like true woahurcock aud accepted
tho government ift the safest mode govern
ing the French people. Temporal /! nores Among
the funniest candidates for the election to the Jcgs-
lative Assembly will mention NJ Veron, tho pubisher
OF the Consiic'mei whose intention Is to be elected at
Sceaux suburb q Paris Many jokes have already
Deen Maue Ou thlS prstence OF the uuack dOctOrpy-
manager of the opcra eSnvenor of the Pate Regnaut
and other funny remedies But matter he will sue
cccd and become one of tho grances Of the court Of
Louis Napoleon.
The Prince President is busiiy engaged in forming his
naiso II called during the reign of his uncle and
also during The period of Charles X and his predecessor
Louis XVIII His staff Of officers has been augmented
and is formed Of the following personieneral of
Division Roguet; Generals of Brigade Uaurobcrt dc Goy
de Cote de Monchello Goonrls EspnaSse de Loir-
mel, Edgard Ncy, de Beyille yaudrey aud Lieutenant
Colonel flenry. Many other officers of ordnance have
been selected either in the navy the caysy and in
iantry, and will be added to the present list
The chasing equipage of the President viii also he
constituted the footing OF that of his uncle and with
in short time the whole list Of the employees will
be published in the Monteur
decree annihating all the festivals which were called
natonaa for instance that Of tho 2ith Of February
and May l. ls4S which anniversaries OF the present
repubchas also appeared in the Moniiet and created
much astonshment The only teie which will be ccle
haod for the future will bc that Of the 18th of August
which, It will be remembered, il that of Napoleon
The words Rcpabiqae Frdncdise which painted
tho flags Of the army have been changed for merely the
initials of these two words H. r. (Which will says
wag royal force); and will be accom- panied by the
Of all tho illnstrons battles at which the
heroes OF each regiment have been present. This ia
good pan but it has for its object to be little too much
Of the particular, and though 1t will raise the emula
ton Of the regiments which had occasion gain glory
II will also raise the pride Of those regiments who will
have long list painted on their standards
Tho law on the regulation Of the press Of France has
at last, made is appearance in the Nroner and all
belonging to the profession have perused each article
with the utmost attention No doubt the HERALD will
publish the document in its columns, and then my read
ars will that the law il sort of slavery which
has no precedent in free country, and which will in
',ease more than diminish the strength Of this great and
nypciblc power which has often overturned more
oppressed, is like steam compressed in boiler
must come out, and II does come out. by
bursting mp and making terrific explosion, which
cry often has for its effect the destruction Of everything
n the place where the accident takes place 1 will
mention among the articles of this law the
light kept in its hands of the government to stop the
of inn toi
which IL to ruin man In his enterprise without giving
lin any to have his rights asccrained by jury
ny be brought before the tribunals of the
There is also article relative to tho admission
orcin papers. which is worth being mentioned 1t ap
subjected to tHsPaper published opt q ErshGc VIZ
ni three cents postage the Atlantic viii be subject
q to duty Of one cent, and will be paid for at six
eus each copy by the person who receives in Paris
Neyer has such terrible price been paid for sheet
aper Well there il means to prevent tho propoga-
ion of news and intelligence. and it is employed by
hose who have interest to rcrcss the liberty of thinking
iany other comments could be made the law
he press; but Mr. Bennett will do II far better than
an will add but few words to this long paragraph
Itcr the comp dec Of the ID of December the ncw.oys
lad been allowed to sell the papers in the streets 1t
hen the interest Of Louis Napoleon to allow the proposa-
ion Of all the decrccs and innovations he daily pro-
ucng; but that he thinks that nc has need of
uch publicity. he has ordered the Project Of Police
to me sale q me newspapers and the poor men and
gomen who lived by such profession have been obliged
seek for other empoyment and God only knows how
iiacult It Is, now-a-days to find n situation.
The rumor of between France and Belgium. |
csptc the denial which has been given TO 1t in the |
'rench papers, il still atoat and acquires every day
norc strength than ever am told by person who is
ute well informed that the Prince President has the
binacy to desire to rentegrac Belgium under the pro-
ection Of France for he still remembers that the
ariment. and was called Sdmbre ct Mcur decree,
'lch says that Belgium is longer possession Of
sing Leopold, but Of France, and that II must be
laced under its dominion is ready in the portes of
he President, 10 VIII there shall
opportunity. For the present, Louis Napoleon has
ittcn Lcopold requesting him to destroy the Water
20 monument and the lion of England which is upon it,
matter Of course the government of Great Britain
i'll oppose this measure We shall what viii como Of
hat affair.
I be demand Of the French government on Switzerland
nj Piedmont to turn out from their territory all the |
efuge's who still remaining there Is the Of
nuch trouble iii these two countries. France Is
aimed in that afair by England and Austria and |
oubt the two governments which neghbors of the
rench frontiers will be forced to submit the orders of
.ouis Napoleon There has been already made an ar
angmcnt by which refugee will be allowed TO pass
hrough Switzerland hs way to England, il he have
lot in his possession sufficient to his travelling
xpenscsthat h to say, 30 francs Mt least Alas all tho
Unfortunate political exiles will be in the most pitt |
u, position tracked like wild animals, and having for
heir only refuge the United states have been told |
hat Nazzni Is the Of departing from England for
Vow York. with about six hundred inhabitants Of LON
ardy who having no means to live in their country,
resolved to cmate and 60 10 Americaor the land
the free II this report is true the government Of
Warrington would have granted them large part Of
crritogy the left side of the Mississippi where they
you'd lay the foundation Of Italian colony which
'ould be called Now Lomtar,ly or perhaps New Italy.
From Baden we have received the intelligence that.
ccount of the probable death Of the present Grand Duke
\usira despite the opposition of Prussia has decided that
he second of the Grand Duke should replace his
ather notwithstanding the right of the first who,
,eing II queer state ofmind-noary nsancwoud
rot be placed ON the throne This Baden question Is the
ause Of much talk in the diplomatic circles.
The formation Of u German feet which would be as
much prussinn IA Austrian il also creating much
ion among the potoan Itappeers that Austria Is ne,
yotating for tho sum Of ten millions Of kreutzers and
Prussia for double the amount. As IL may be seen,
everything in Europe seems to announce prospect OF
VAR, and 1t may come oil at very unforeseen moment
In Spain the news Of the recovery of Queen Isabella
lay expected and looked for, with the utmost anxiety
both this side of the Pyrcnees and On the other The
murderer Of that harmless princess has been garruted
reported In my hast letter and his body burnt by the
hand Of the exccutioner Tho dagger itself with which
committed the deed broken into pieces and thrown
INTO the hre. This consider to be great loss for it
souG have been very curious thing to keep IN
is the knife with which Ravailac stabbed King
Henry the Nv Of France in tho Museum Of Artillery in
Paris Queen Isabella has decided that the royal cloak she
the day Of her attempted assassination by Merno
houd be ent to the chapel Of Our Lady Of Atocha
"a roo and that annual shall be instituted in