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the more dangerous as the cOnspirators are enroll
cd sy figure, and not by name. But despite oil the
efforts Of Louis Napolesns government to call them
out In the streets they will not make any attempt o.
the kind till they are sure of success
The prosecution against the socialists, called maT
bers OF the commune reuotNttoxaue, began yester-
day. under the sontrol Of H. Legouidec at the police
court of the Sixth Chamber There are twenty one
accuses, among whom are Messrs Felix Lyal, Boz
chot, Caussidiere, (now in New York; Avere,
Rougee, Blavard, Berlier, Genin, Graver, 1ardot,
Libersae, Cordisr Lanssines, heret Vignot, Ose1.
Desenfints, and Mrs. Foubare. Libetsalle, and De-
ssnfants The proceedings Of the trial are kept 90
secret that the journals will scarcely be allowed 70
know and publish the sentence. 1t is supposed that
the accused will all be sentenced to exile, and sent
either to Lambello, in Algiers or to Cayenne South
America.
The new Prefect of the Seine, NJ. Hansseman. is
now fully in possession Of NJ. Bergers Office, and I
that this public officer will replace M Berger in al
respects The poteness, integrity aud high educar
tion Of NJ. Hansseman render him t for the distfn-
guished position which he now occupies. Madame
Hansseman is also an accom- Dished lady, whose
grace and charming manners will be much appro-
GATED On Sunday last the musical bancs OF the
Giiierent regiments Of the National Guard assembled
at the Hotel de Vile, and gave to the project and
lady mammoth serenade, which was quite a bril-
liant affair
The fee day of Count de Chambord was celebrated
on the 18th Of July. Despite the orders ts Of the
police. grand dinners were given in the saloons Of
several restaurateurs. At Frohsdy all the leaders
OF the legisimst party were c0ngregated, hesded by
Count de ST. Priest, and the fete was magnificent.
am told that, during the summer season, Count do
Chambord will 60 to Caremont to assist at the ann-
verssry mass for the death Of Louis Philippe Thus
the fusion o. the two parties would be considered as
al accomplished fact.
The great Sheriff Of Morocco, Sidi Add el-SalAm
Ben sidi HadjieArabi el-Ouas0n, and his sute,
composed OF thrtyhve individuals the direct heirs
Of Mahomet, arrived on the 10th at Marseilea.
on board Of the propeller Marocan to take passage
for La Mecca on board of the steamer Albatr0s&
There were also two hundred Arabs, who 80 to
Mecca on pilgrimage.
aud Switzerland are on the eve Of being settled Tho
diplomats of Austria would follow the advice of
France and England, and would declare that they
are contented with the measures which have alreaoy
been taken, and with the way Of dealing Of the Fs
deral Council with the refugees.
In Germany the difficulties between the Roman
Catholic and the Protestant clergy are assuming
very serious aspect. The Roman Catholics arc no
fusipg to marry the members Of their congregation
to the Protestants, and they have soemny declaIed
that the marriages Of that kind were not good II the
parties were not satisfied to have All their chill
new schism in embryo, which will soon be hAtche1s
out Of that question.
For the prevention of the revolutionary move-
ments which would take place in Italy, in case
Austria should be obliged TO 60 to war with another
country, the King of Naples has given special orders
to reinforce his army and feet. In the island Of
Sicily the garisons OF Tragany, Syracuse and Cata-
ma, have been doubled. General Pilangieri has cs-
tablished a camp on the heights of Mount Pelle-
grino. 80
Another riot took place at Corpon, during which
person was killed by the political refugees hviRg
there.
The Turkish question is decidedly riddle, which
cannot be unveiled and explained except by the fu-
ture. But we may say, with much reason, that 4
the question is not settled within few days. despite
the great desire Of Europe to avoid war, it will bo
the fault OF Nicholas, Emperor OF Russia But TO
maintain that peace it will be necessary for the d.
plomatic agents to entce the Turkish government to
give satisfaction TO Nicholas well as guarantee
for the future, the interest of the religious pro-
tectorate. NJ. Drouyn Lhuys' reply to the note Of
Nj. de Nesselrode has been much approved by the
diplomats in general; it is not only concise and
true document, but it gives faithful history of all
the difficulties between Russia, France and Tur-
key during the embassy of M. de Lavalette. In
short, everything leads to believe that we shall
maintain the state of peace which now exists but no
tell what are the private desires of Russia,
and there lies the questionable nucleus of the doul
ty. According to private correspondence received
by PAssem6lee Nat'ondte, and repusished by
all the leading newspapers, the representatives Of
the great powers Of Europe, France, England, Aus
tria and Prussia had made an arrangement to pro-
pose terms Of peace to Russia. This settlemeot.
which was offered for the sanction of Abdul Medjid,
after the Ramazan, was fully approved by him. 1t
is now ur certain whether Nicholas will do the same,
and will not find a pretext to trouble the peace Of
Europe. 1t is said that NJ. Delacour, the new am
bassador Of France, has done all In his power to
force this settlement into execution. Will he succeed
Abdul Medjid, in order TO meet with oil the ex-
penses Of war peace has sent to the mint o. Con-
stantinope all his silverware which he inherited
from his mother, aud which is said to amount to
eight millions one hundred thousand francs. In the
meantime he has sent to Paris a sum Of money suf-
fcjent to pay for the muskets which had been sold
to him by the French government. Abdul Medjid
seems to be desirous to pulse the rmor spread for
some time past that his treasury is totally empty.
N. de Visterliff, Ambassador of RUSSIA in Paris,
has manifested much anger at the late caricatures
published against his government in the Char,rar1,
and the Minister Of the Interior has ordered the
editor of that journal not to continue any longer
these Jokes against Nicholas.
The Russian army, which has crossed the Pruth at
Leowa, is commanded by General Luders, aud s
1000 on the other side Of the Pruth ready 10
march if necessary.
In Egypt there were 1000 men embarked on the
7th OF July for Consantinople and another body of
5000 were ready to leave.
The Governor of Montenegro, Osman BashaY, for
fear that the people OF that country would resume
the during the trouble OF the Turkish difficulties
with Russia, has ordered all the Christian population
to march against Podgoizza, but they have refused,
and it is supposed that the Montenegrins viii again
enter into the battle field if there is any attempt Of
war made in Turkey
Mr.. Antoine Borg, Chancellor Of the General
French Consulate OF New York has arrived in Paris,
where he received with much courtesy by all tie
chiefs of the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs and also
the Minister himself. b. H. Il.
PARIS, July 81, 1873.
The People Pnszied about the Season-An TIr,bre
Ia Company Started-Stormy IN the Pr oviaces-
The Croys--Races and Restaurant s-PmAic Inn
7roremenfs-- Co,nage--A Ne,o , fot,ve Agent
Chloroform instead of Csal- Madame Ilbon
about 10 Be Ma7Isd-A Distv ,guished american
IN Paris Gexrai Ne,Os, &c ;. &c.
me oldest inhabitants OF France assert that they
have not seen or heard that the temperature Of thi
country bad experienced u y many years the numer
Gus variations which are felt this year. Are we il
the summer season? re we in the winter? sucl
are the questions asss d. For four days the weather
mas become SO chllJ that in many places fuel has
been prepared az lighted up, On Saturday last
particularly shS temperature was only nine degrees
above zero " e public promenades and the ElYsian