The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-05
Our Paris Cor respondence.

PARIS, May 10, 1853
The Press and the Po,oers Of E1ope-Ihe Mill
tary and Police-Washington's Niece at Court
The United States Minister and the Emperor
City Building, Stock JoJbing and Democracy
Mr.. Soule Agdin-An american Man-ofWar
Ofends the French ADMIRAL, &C., &c.
The duty of a correspondent in Europe is daily
becoming difficult than it has been before,
and one who desires to fill his letters with some news
which is not to be found in other letters is obliged to
work ten times more than it was necessary to do
during the three years past. 1t is well known in
America that the French and European press-even
that Of England-is now so much muzzed that any
news of much importance, which is not considered
favorable to the government, is Immediately sup
pressed whilst that which is Of value is given to
be published and to fill the columns of the news
papers. No publisher Of journal in France dares
to offer his readers any piquant fact without having
it first approved by the chief Of the Office of the
press at the Ministry of the Interior lest he should
he sued if he was acting otherwise The only indie
pendent country for publication is now America
and hurrah for the land of the free Hurrah for
the asylum Of democracy and true honor and res.
pect Of mankind!
The Chief of the Empire has not been doing much
during the last week. With the exception of few
visits to the public places, ride ON Saturday last
in the Champs Elysee with the Empress Eugene,
who was making her first promenade since her
illness, an afternoon spent in the same company
at st. Cloud on Monday last, no gossip Of import
ance can be given to the reader.
1t is decided that the Empress will go this
summer to the watering place called Faux Bon.
mes. The doctor Of that establishment, NJ Darral,
under whose care she had been in July last was
called to Paris, and after scrutinous inquiry about
the state Of the Empress, he declared that she had
to spend another summer season at Faux. Bonnes
Louis Napoleon and bis wife will go next week to St
Cloud, where they intend remaining during all the
month of June. In July, whilst the Empress will
proceed to Eaux- BONES, the Emperor will leave
Paris to make tour in the department of the Old
yendee, where he desires to render himself more
known and to annihilate, if possible the souvenirs
Of the Bourbon family, which are 30 inveterate in
that part Of France.
The encampment of Satory, near Versailles, Is de-
cdedly ordered and the barracks and tents for that
military display already the spot in readiness
to receive the regiments who will compose the ranks
Of that army. II Is said that before the camp will
be over there will be there several grandes nlan9u-
U7eS which will be directed by the Emperor himself.
Marshal ST. Arnaut has resumed his duty at the
Ministry OF War, and 1t is said that he IL now
more religious man as he was before 1861 Chris
tian without faith. Whilst he was remaining at
Stytres, he called upon the curate of the city, and
requested him to open his heart to the truths Of
Catholicism. He then received the sacraments Of
confession and communion, and ever since he is
practising his religion as an excellent Roman Catbo-
hc No doubt during the ceremonies of the Feie
L,ex he will be present at the procession as used
~ do Marshal SOllt carving a taper in his hand.
Nineteen persons were rrested on Monday las.
BY the police, being accused Of plotting against
The government. No details have yet been known
and rendered public about the preliminaries OF the
tics.
Madame Acbli Murat, Princess, recently arrived
frm Fl6l''e, l., s. was received on Friday las. ia
Irivate audience ~ the Emperor. 1t h vel EaoUn