The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

with gold ssgiss On the cellar. ed ss buttons Win
the Ams emblem. Apropos Of cosU0e.s Is has
bssn decided tAst Louis NapoIeea wosld not wear
the Renan costume in the ceremony Of the eero.
Of division, and the cloak Of prsuisr Ais shoul
ders tho crown on his head and the sword Of ustios
in his right hand. very qnesr asss ablags, In
decd, Of pieces Of costume!
n de Momy has been named, by special dsores,
ssGrand Croix" of the Legion Of Honor
The new passports, with the qualification OF " EN-
peror of France" have already been issued, in and
out Of the country. In Belgium, Gen Hangar
nier was the fret who applied TO the embassy Tor
passport, and Who was handed such pa per.
The ministers Of Louis Napoleon are already light
ing against each other; and bound 70 say, from
safe source, that many among them are opposed to
the doings Of the new Enpers, - At the last meet
last, NJ de Persigny entered into violent quarrel
with his collie agues and called them BY several bad
names At last he exclaimed, In terrible voice,
Sire. you are betrayed" and ne immediately Tell
down in q At Of apoplexy, TO which he is subject.
This socssoned much disorder among the au dience,
who separated Immediately.
committee, composed Of twenty-five members.
has just been named BY the Minister OF General Po-
lice, to examine al tho books, pamphlets, and on
cravings which arc printed, and are to be sold to
the people This measure has been generally APP
proved by tho honorable part of the population OF
France
in the saloons Of the Casino Psgann to psrtake Of
grand dinner, arranged in honor of the grand vote
by which Louis Napoleon was elected Emperor OF
France. All the ministers, with the exception OF
d Abatucei, Minister Of Justice. were present.
The meeting was quite noisy, and loud cheers
were uttered at the end Of the dinner.
The decree relative to the inheritance of Louis
Napoleon is said to be ready and will soon make its
said that the son Of ex King Jerome will also DO
named Vioeroy Of Algiers, or Imperial Lieutenant
of Africa.
Add 81 Kadsr, win leave France in . few days.
steam-figate Oronoque,) for the shores Of Asia.
He goes, - il is well known, with all his fami-
~ to reside at Broussa, . city which was, in
former times, occupied by Hariadan Barbaroussa,
the founder Of the Algerian tribes Tns Ok emir
. small port situated about ten miles distance of
Brousse. Add. 81 Ksder leaves France With an as
sortment of magnificent presents, and also sum of
300. 600 francs in specie
The Twenty second Polish Revolution anniversary
was celebrated on Sunday last in three churches
OF Paris-nt st. Roch, ut the Assumption, and ut
st. Elizabeth du Temple-and many exles Of that
country assisted at the ceremony.
From Spain we receive the intelligence that the
Cortes assembled as expected, on the LIST inst Mr..
hurting de la Rosa was elected Speaker of tho
House; and, after short speech, he declared that
the House was to be disbanded by decree Of the
Queen-that new House, made up under the regu-
ation Of the electoral laws, would be convened and
would assemble on the first day Of March, 1853
This great step is presented BY many dipomst 1t, IS
the 0cant couue of general change in the govern
ment of Spain, Mr.. de la Rosa was the antagonist
Of Queen Camarilla, and his election as Speaker
had the utmost influence on the resolution of the
Queen TO disband the House
At Rome the death of the Prince Of Leuchtenberg
was honored with q grand ceremony 10 the chapel
of the Russian and Polish Church, at which all the
leading persons Of these two countries, residing or
passing through Rome, were present.
the Cardinal San haezanno, who was returning
rom Paris, where he had gone to compliment LOUIS
Napoleon, was att acked, between Viterbe and
Montepia scone, by four masked men, and robbed Of
$50 gold pieces. The driver was killed by these
nen.
The works of Eugene Sue, and particularly the
Mysteries Of the People," have been prohibited in
the kingdom Of Bavaria
The Prince of Prussia, Archduke Charles, brother
to Emperor Francois. on returning from hunting
party, fell from his horse near Possdam aud though
no. badly hurt, tainted several times, and was con-
si6ered in very dangerous state
The King of Denmark is still very low; on the
23i ult be was little better, but the doctors had
Mr. PelIagrat, the celebrated Partisan millionaire,
who lad go much to do in the trial of Messrs Teste
De Cubieres and Psrmenter died last week, aud
was not much regretted by the honest men who
knew thoroughly his life and iutrgues
Among the other remarkable deaths I will mon
ton that Of Mr. Andry de Payraveau, formerly
deputy, well known since 1927 aud particularly in
1880, during the revolution of July when he fought
tho barbados, and was the first aid de camp of
General Lafayette. On tho 18th Of May. 1895. dc
Puyravean was brought before the Court of Peers,
under the accusation of having signed the letter Of
the tasWges Of April; and sentenced to prison.
In lSiS after twelve years Of quieness he was once
more brought to the Constituent Assembly. and
was then elected speaker account of his old age
Mr.. de Puyraveau has lived q retired life since that
time.
The lIoniteur publishes decree by which the
new emperor declares that all the specie Of the
French government will be made with his efgy, and
with the motto, Napoleon III, Emperor
B. n Il.