The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21


who were to be present At the review had been in
vited Louis Napoleon, assisted by Marshals Jerome
and Excellmans, Generals Aagnan, St. Arnault,
Paraguay d'Hillier, d. hautpoul, Rsbillot, Darmas
Of the army Of Paris, among which were particularly
remarked the admirable body Of 0Arbiniers. A
large number Of medals and were distributed
as usual, and many shouts were heard which were
in favor Of Louis Napoleon. The President was
mounted upon q magnificent horse, which was very
vicious and he had much trouble to ride him. One
Of the aids-de- camp of General Remand, M. Dos
mont, fell from his horse, and had his arm and leg
broken The review Of the Guides will take place
on Sunday next.
The preparations for the grand distribution Of
flags to the army are going ON with the greatest
activity, and it will be one Of the most magnificent
will be surrounded by o number Of stands adorned
with flags, to which persons Of rank will be admitted
by special invitation. Deputations from all the
regiments of France and Algeria are on their way
day. body Of Arabian chiefs will also arrive in
a few days; they are forty in number, commanded
by two Kalifas and Bachaga, both high digni-
taries Of the Kabiles tribes.
Marshal Gerard, before dying, had requested his
friends and relations not to have any ceremony per-
formed in honor of his remains This request could
not be granted, and naasse de morris was celebrated
yesterday morning, at the lnvalids, at which
battaons Of all the regiments in garrison were
present The grand dignitaries Of the army would
not miss this occasion to render their last regards
to an old companion, and the grave sound OF the
cannon gave an imposing effect to this ceremony.
The warning given to the correspondents Of for
eign papers, to refrain from giving any news which
would not be favorable to the government, and the
threats Of the Minister to turn them out of the
country. il they were not obedient to these ORDERS
odious facts. ] have not yet, personally, re-
oeived any warning, but know the correspondents
of the Morning Chronicle, and of the NesU Gazette
of P,ussid, have both been directed by the minis
try OF NJ Maupas, to deny in their letters that the
nj had no. iya1x of n
Reludlqne, whilst passing through the Faubourg
st. Antoine; 2d-That the Post Office Depart
ment had the intention of stopping the distribution
of foreign newspapers, to accomplish certain means
and speculations. These two gentlemen have been
threatened with expulsion from the territory in case
they should write another line containing an un-
truth This arbitrary proceeding caused one of
the chief editors of one of the leading papers OF
Europe, who had come to Paris expressly to see
about his correspondent and correspondence to
say to M. de Maupas, Minister of Police, 6 Sir,
you have no idea how much we pay to have safe
and reliable reports, and your government who has
established little machine to weigh liquor, letters,
and medals, ought to establish also new machine
to weigh news for distribution to the public 1t
is said that M. de Maupas was much amused at the
satire of the German editor.
1t is mentioned, a reliable authority, that it is
the intention Of NJ de Persigny, the present Minis
ter of the Interior, to re-establish lotteries and
gambling houses, in order to attract more strangers
to Paris, and in the meantime to avoid the evils
which are now much observed and regretted in
private circles No doubt lotteries and gambling
houses immoral institutions, but the worse evil
is the immortality of private lotteries and mock
gambling; and 8 of two evils we must choose the
least
The amnesty is still going on in several depart
ments of France, and, though many complaints have
been made by the projects on the subject Of this use
show that he was only acting to save the country,
during the events Of December last, and not to
revenge himself upon his opponents. 1t is said that
&C kVn Iax
France, has been arrested under the accusation of
having set free, for money, men who were to be
sent to Noukg-Iya or Cayenne.
II is certain fact that on the occasion of the
10th of next month, many pardons will be granted,
and among them Madame Lafarge, the woman who
was sentenced to prison for having poisoned her
husband
The affair of the D'Orleans property, which was
brought before the Tribunal, has assumed new
aspect, which has caused much establishment among
the political circles. The Court, after having heard
the speech Of NJ. Pallet, have declared that they
feel competent to decide the question whether the
decree Of the 22d of January last could be executed
or not. This affair will be decided within few
days, and, no doubt, it will prove interesting. In
the meantime, the sum Of money obtained here by
the sale of Louis Philippe books has been seized BY
the Exchequer, according to the powers OF the de-
crees
The news received from Spain is not of a very
satisfactory kind. The Propagation of the Cortes
and the new law on the press, which waH decreed
the public mind for entire change in the form OF
government. The dismissal of the House is now
the tapis well the humiliation OF the con-
stitution, that is say new state OF things when
is called in this country. III Reg netto, (the only
power Of the King This new decision would not
be taken alone, for it appears that it is also de-
cided that the two branches OF the Spanish Bour-
bons would be united in the meantime, by an alli-
ance between the daughter of Ferdinand VII
and the brother of Don Carlos.
At Turin, on the 2ith inst, great scandal,
similar to that which took place on the occasion OF
the death of Santa Rosa was fortunately prevented
by the wisdom which the Church had been taught
by the preceding facts. The Commander Ryinelli
having died. was carried to the church, where his
body was rejected, rs he had been during his life
opposed to the Catholic religion by adopting the
Laws Sicca,di. However, the Chapter of the church
having consulted together, they agreed to avoid
another scandal In the meantime, the Marquis
Spinola, (who was in 1916 in New York. as COM
mander Of the Sandman brig Aurora,) had arrived
at Rome where he had visited the Pope and assured
him of the desire of King Emmanuel to see
kind and amicable understanding existing between
Piedmont and the Papal States.
The visit of the Emperor Of Austria to hungary,
will take place on the 10th of May next. The OBJ
ject Of this journey is to be present at the
Inauguration of the monument recently erected to
Henry, aa Austrian officer, who fought with
much courage on the walls of Budc. This
ceremony will take place on the 2lst of May. The
news received from Naples is Of very peculiar
character. 1t appears that provisions OF all kinds
and ammunition, have been stored in the fort. 9.
Naples and Gaeta, and that the batteries have been
augmented. The authorities Of the kingdom of
Naples have been summoned to know if the name of
Murat uttered, and if there were in the Neapo-
Titan States French party. The regiments form
ed with SWISS Germans and Spaniards will be re-en-
forced and those composed Of natives win be dis
banded. What does all this meant VIII the Mu-
rat family return to Naples The Piso is still
standing in its old place.
Mr.. dc Layaletto, who has just returned from Con-
az t,nav In has n.v, Al.
Legion of Honor.
Mr.. Teste, who was formerly minister under the
reign of Louis Philippe, and sentenced to prison
for having received black mail in the affair Of Par
menticr Cuberenaud Polaprat, ded. within the
space of three days, from an attack Of apoplexy.
Baron Walkcnaer, one of the most learned men Of
the Academy Of Science, died on Monday last.
A decree in this mornings MonitcW orders the
inscription in the Grand Lore Of the Public Depart
ment, of the sum Of 4,403 435 francs Of per cent
Stock in exchange of AIS 655 francs of A per cent
stock, which will be annhlated. The effect of this
conversion has yet to be known. b. II. II.