The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

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THu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or IagLAND--SlR
EDWARD PAkRY'a APPoINTMENT.


THu I" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or IasLAND-slR
EDWARD PAKRY's APPOINTMENT.
Tho strikes Of operatives At Preston and elsewhere are
- far from being settled.
DR. Merle dAubigne 4 ut prsfsnt In Dublin leo uring
In connection with II Evangelical alliance.
Sir Ed ward Parry the veteran arctic has been
appointed Deputy Governor of Greenwich Hospital
The anniversary meeting OF the Royal Flax Society Of
Ireland, held at Belfast, the 25th. The prospects
,cres under fax in Ireland while this year there
are ITS, 1876
THE BOURBON FUsIoN-PRodREss OF THE NEGoTI-
ATIONs-hEETING OF THE RoYAL cOUsINs-THE
sPEBCBEs UPON THE oCCAsIOR-ExTRA0RDfNARY
COURTESY OF THE FUSED PRINCES-MIsCELLANE
OUs ITEMS.
None Of the Paris papers mention the circumstance of
the "fuson or to speak inelgibly the reconsil
alton of the French branches Of that estifnabs family
the Hourbons.
london Letter writer has, however succeeded In OBJ
tanning account which authenticity its
On Wednesday, 10th, an OK major Of cavalry met the
Duke de Lewis by appointment, at Vienna to decide
the form in which the interview between the Princes
should take place
On Thursday l7tb the Count de Cham bord sent to vi
enner Neustadt one OF his carriages with the Count de
arrived at the chateau the Duke de Lewis stood at the
door to receive the Duke de Nsmous and to conduct him
To the Count de Chsmbord In the chief saloon the pra
cipa members of the Household were drawn up and 80
as the Duke de Nsmours heard advancing to-
wares the door which precisely half open the Count
advanced fifteen PAGES neither less, and just
aecoH plished The fifteenth when the Duke entered.
The Nemons took the hand of the Duke and
BEN to kiss It, but did not The Count took him by
both hands and in very friendly but very digniied tone,
ssid:-.My cousin, am very happy to see you"
vba DIss az W s . 10 do IS cousin
ardently desired TO do long since declare you, my
own NAME and in the name OF my brothers that we
cogEs only royalty in France and that that
yours but throne and that t. which hope
soon to see seated Pae dc noe aiothe eldest Of
house"
These words the Duke pronounced with firm voice in
presence Of the whole company. He was then shown
into the Counts private apartment whore he rsmainei
three qusrters OF an hour and that brief of time
Ia supposed to have settled the destines of FaI
On emerging from this conference the CUNT and tie
Duke seen ed completely agreed. On taking his leave
the Duke (he account says) seemed battered indeed
o,sroyed at the reception he met with He is reported
to have remarked -
"This day the brightest of my life remember that
Is precisely the anniversary Of the day cd
Colonel by His Majesty Charles x"
to be able to congratulate you, Baron, your
stancy and fidelity to the royal family" The Baron
bowel The Duke made his compliments to the Countess
Of Chambord and asked permits for his vie and chill
dren to visit, upon which the Count remarked =
"we shall arrange all abou. that visit at Vienna and
win decide on the time that you are to return to pass
The DuEs further pleased to observe =" I have
xs . 0 US j. s..s to
The illusion" was then considered IS accom- plishsd,
and wsie sent off in all directions to announce
the fact
There is person by name Louis Bonaparte somewhat
interested in this affair Of the "fuson And learn
from quarter likely to be well informed that the EN-
peror "s'e ducoup rece de qui qI passe
eare M de Chamtord NJ de Nemousi' in other words,
he thought II funny.
Count Roget Commander In Chief Of the Yrench arl-
lery In Rome, died at Naples, whittier he had gone
leave.
new festival, called the " FSe des Fbo" Instituted
BY the Archbishop Of Paris in hoI the union of
and religion, celebrated Sunday 27th in the
church Of St Genevieve, late the Pantheon.
The koniew contradicts the report that government
is about to license gambling houses.
treaty OF commerce between France and Be- GUM
is under consideration.
Several new projects are, at present. under osntidera-
ton by the government One Of them is for opening
extraordinary credit Of francs to be applied In
Of charitable institutions. Another Il for forming lean
and discount bark 1T Senegal with capital of $50 900
francs, to be taken from the indemnity granted the
province, in recompenss Tor the abolition of slavery.
The other projects are mostly for the aid Of provincial
municipalities