Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-28
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Further Details by tine Steamer Asin.

PARIS, Friday, March IL.
1t is ow decided that the pope is to come to
Paris to crown the Emperor and Empress His
Holiness will leave Rome soon after Easter and
the coronation will take place the 10th OF May.
The Holy See will obtain many important ad-
vantages by this concession of the Pope to tho
wishes of Napoleon, not the least of which will
be the loan of ten twelve millions of francs
to recruit the exhausted treasury of the Eternal
City.
The Legitmists are positivelywiId with cha
grin at this abandonment of the principles of
"Diyine right on the part of tho head of the
Church, ard many prophetic warnings are held
out that the College OF Cardinals, in permitting
the act are blindy bat deliberately, sealing the
doom Of the Papacy.
The consent of both Austria and Russia is said
to have been obtained to the Pope's visit to Paris.
and the recent policy of France would seem to
warranta belief that the concessions made in re.
fe renee both to Switzerland and Turkey have
been with a view to the Cancellation of the other
two Emperors
The correspondence of the London Globe writes.
IA friend of mine, in garrison at Vincennes,
had the honor OF accompanying the Emperor and
Empress onther visit to differentpars at that for
tresson Monday last. He assures me that it is i'm
possible to imagine anything more amiable han
the manner OF the Empress. There is not he
says, the slightest aifectation of grandeur about
her, and when permitted, she converses with
the same familiarity as before she asscended the
throne. 1t appears that the Emperor rather
encourages than represses her condesce nson
when way from the TuiIeries but that there she
is made almost wretched by the absurd eti-
quette that is imposed
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor has quite recovered. His wound
indeed was at no time dangerous to life, but the
shock seemed to have affected his brain, al nd it
being notorious that, CHS bosom's lord does not
set firmly on his throne," fears were entertain
ed that his intellect would be unsettled. These
fears are now over. With that humanity which
distinguished his Majesty, the Austrian papers
say, that he has conferred Il small pension ON
Lebennys mother who was expelled from. her
place as kitchen maid by the loyal family ia
which she served w en- her attempted to bs u
regcide.
The subscription to build church in COM
memorhtion of his Alajestys escape has reached
nearly $4,000 forms, although some think the
matter had better have teen allowed to subside
quietly. Count O'Donnell, who cut the assassin
down and the burgher Etenrich who held him
when he acas down. are still the heroes of the
day in Vienna. The former has received 81
splendid vase from the ladies', a pray book from
the priests, with ribands aud orders from
several courts, and the latter has been ornamen
ted with the civil medal 'of the Redeemer"
From Pesth, 1st inst, it was stated TINT Nos
plices, one of whom was tutor to K0ssuth's chill.
dren, were to be executed on the Sd.
TURKEY.
misunderstanding has arisen betwesn the
French Consul at Damascus, and the Goyernor Of
that Province respecting the violation of tl,a
''house right" of Count Escarac, a Frenchman.
who has gone to Constantinople to Law his COM
plant before the Sultan. The Governor, Emir
Sdaddin, has also got into difficulty with Mr..
Wood, the British Consul, who accuses him of
having cursed Queen Victoria and her faith
Orders have gone from Constantnople to inve,-
tigate the charge, and punish the Emr, if gull
ty.
Our latest accounts of the state of affairs in
Montenegro are from Vienna despatch of the
9Th, published in the Debats and announcing
that the Status quo had been reestablished in
Montenegro, all hostilities suspended, and the
political refugees removed to theinterior. kleck
and Sutorina are said to be guaranteed to Austria,
and the Porte assures the Bosnian Christians of s.
its protection.
Abrahim Pasha, in bygone times Master of 1
the Ordnance, and who rendered such good
service to Sultan Mahmoud against the Janissa-
ries, is dead. His counenance was of so stern n
Cast that he went by the name of'.I[nradzehe
or Black He'll. 81
Financial affairs in Turkey are still in
wretched state. The Turkish Ira, the rea
value OF which is 100 piastres. has risen to l2O-
md the bankers are exceedingly languid to do
business.