The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28
Our Paris CORES I,ondcnce.

Our Paris CORES I,onticnce.
PARIs, Nov. 10, 1858.
Moreaents ofthe Court State Dinners and D.pio-
matte Observation-Disclosures of Napoleon by
Marriage-Queen Christmas Opinion of the
Royal Fdm,iy-Progress Of the State Fiais-M.
de Lacour and General d'H,ll,e,s as DIPLOMATS
--Import1nt from Nfadrid-DL. Sonls and Cuba
The Spanish Ministry and War Feet-Re-
parted amnesty Of the austrian Erites-Kossnth
10 be Eacepted-The Eastern Wm-Habits ct the
Emperor Niciolds-A Pun By Omer Pasha-
Distinguished americans IN Paris.
The Emperor Louis M 9oleon is still az the Gu steau
de St Cloud, where, despite the rumors which had
been spread bout he will remain till the l6h inst.
On that cay he will leave for the Imperial residence
Of Fontainoleau where many hunts have been organ.
lied, 60 which most of the members of the diplomatic
corps and high digntaries of the government: have
been invited. Many dinners have been given ct St.
Cloud, to waich all the foreign ministers have been
invited.
The Invitations for Fontsiableau are already out
and distributed. Lord Cosby and Mr.. de- NikoleG--
the first ambassador Of Great Britain ana the sc.
cond ambassador OF Rnssia-have been placed at the
head OF the list NJ. de Hubner and NJ. de Hssfayt
ambassad of Austria and Prussia, come next The
demand for Invitations, or even permission TO be pre-
sent at the chasing, is already immense aud there
are several Americans who I'VE solicited the honor
of following the stag hunt. l am at loss to know
if their request has been granted Messrs Moulton.
Blis,ed, James, Edaing, Peabody, &C., viii be able
10 a reply.
The Emperor and Empress will only leave st. Cloud
Gil Wednesday next, the 10th inst. the intention Of
the Chief OF the State being give, on Tuesday next,
81 mi 4 f.s,iu IF Ec,
grand dinner and party, to which viii be invited the
friends OF the Emperor and his vie. 1t had inst been
haloted, among the intn,gs, whether it would not DC
better 70 give grand ball az the Tuieres but the
project Was abandoned
Tns Imperial Prince Bouaparte son OF exKing
Jerome has returned from Stutg ardt, where he had
been under the pretence OF visiting his uncle. We
are now satisfied here that the imperial heir to he
throne had been there by his cousin in order TO
become acquainted 18th young princess to VIII m he
was engaged to contract marriage. am told by q
person VITO knows well III the details of that affair
that the int, dec hrioe is the granddaughter of the
Grand Duchess Stephanie oil Baden, born the 18th
Of July, 1881 ana oaus liter Of Frederika Louisa wife
to Prince Hohenzollern SgglariDgcn. This princess,
who IS abo,l, sixteen years old, Is called Stephane
Fre6erka Wilhelmnt AptoiDette. The marriage
viii take place in the beginning OF January next.
As a matter OF course, the 50 much SPOKEN of mar
rage OF Prince Bona parte with the dInghter OF
Queen Christina ana Gen Muuoz is broken OF. The
DOHager Queen has let5 Paris Tor Madrid ld though
she has been received will. the utmost courtesy al
TIE court Of the Emperor has manifested . some
private fflends the great Contempt she entertained
the Ia ally OF parreHUs. (speaking OF the Bona
partes) Why, then d,d she expose herself 10 be
treated in such manner!
Some political sgiG,on has been felt in Paris ana
in tie provinces, aud the police have arrested great
many persons particularly IN the city o. Tours
wNtle i appears, there existing secret society,"
organized on a large sale. certain quantity OF
castllon pipes, of large SIZE, to be used cannon
have been detected ia cellar.
Ia the mean time The lawsuit directed agiius the
constructors who, Oh tue .h OF Jane and 9Th oe Jny
ha0 p2ted 10 nude. the Emperor anu the f u aress
either AZ Tie HIP od ONE or ut the theatce OF the
Opera Comlque, has begun under the supervision OF
President Langlacoml. I'll pr oners twenty seven
in number, AID they show the utmost energy and
courage They are quite devoted TO their Opinions
ard Their replies ore very often stamped WIT the
mes, ierocious datug. | went yesterday II the
Count OF Sc son, where renamed for two hoars,
ana was particularly struck with the impression that
these socialists we've eans Of despar4doss ready
at al events t. hazard leTout. N IL is generally
supposed thai they will be :entenced TO various ne
naltcs.
lie opening of the courts aa6 halls u iustee
attel The vacation OF October took place o. lbe III
inst with is usual pagesut. The mass OF he i.
Esprit Was celebrated At Id, Ste. Cbepellc when i
neally completed and which, when daished, vii be
one " tne most elegant mohoiuen.s Of tire Goth,
sly le IN Paris or ihe world,
The renewal OF NJ &c Laclur the Frenct sm1ass-
ador al Consfan,Gople Gac the app ,intuelr 81 en-
Balaguay FILTERS Ia his place. has crea -ed hs H..
most sensation IN the diplomatic circles. No g,oi
reason Is given by the government for teasiuc the
oiner diplomat with suGh fIcon and ~ ii ID
ibe G,Ieia, who replaces lin il considered a ysrs
ehnui talleyJahd NJ deLacJuris generally preferred
among tbs colleagues After all, the eyample OF
France vii DC followed by the British anc Austrian
govern 6hfs whose ambassadors a, Constant;nop!o
arc = ~ recalled ard arc, perhaps, recalled nt this
mon ch'. NE OBJECT OF these powers OF Europe are
N NOT in nr;a 10
lGck Tor new arrangements II new arrap, eypents
can be made at this period OF the question Oh the
Danube.
From Spain have received private letter. rela.
tive to Ar. Sculc. IL pears that the new an, ,asS
dor CT ANA ca to Maoric, has already got ba nm
popular IN that capital; having exercised himself in
such way as to give a hint that he was allowed 1,
max. the Queen CT Spain 4 d.ect proDoston for the
purchase OF Cuba. have beep informed thu. /; IL
the intention OF Queen Isabel and her ministers II
Ir oonic opens any proposal Of the kind to the
Sphnisn government, 70 ask him to take his pass
The Iatqois of villlma, Minister OF so,iu. in
PdIt, has been named Speaker of the Senate IN The
CORES, ana NJ. Guiyoncy de Leon, Marquis lie S.1
Carios, has been left in tie Office Of Charge de Al
faiies vi new Ambassador is sent.
General Narvatz lett Paris on the % inst. t. re.
'rIn across The P,recess II is DOUBTED whether he
VII remain in Spain. Many porsons suppose thai he
VIII DC sent 10 Paris IN The opacity Of anb,ssa1
Tic Count Of Paris, nov residing n, Eiienicb,
writes that hs mother, the Duchess Of Orleans. is
Iepol ted 70 he very sick. We taye details about
TIE disease b. which shf hss been attacked.
Tie marriage OF The EniPcrtr OF Austria viii 5e-
caedy lake place 1T The etd 81 April neyt. / nive
been assured HAT on t12t aflud occasoa n genscN
aWftsiy VII be grated 70 all the political exles,
with TIE cSeep'ioa Of Zoe nib. The oniy condition.
i. that fhe exile mako sslcma cath to be- 70. the
futu.c, faithful TO 4 eir Emperor.
bSrc received, in relation 10 the Emperor Ncbo.
las, report which, think, will be found OF some
interest His activity l. so fevoriah tba, every
Gag ne mounts on bocstbsck, walks takes a
renew q iroops, assists 81 sham fgh., gives
q tetc, orders q naval review, &C., Sc He ia
reItr afraid Of travelling, and every season he
walks shout 500 leagues. While he is ns healthy az
re can he, his attaches falling down BY fa.;yne.
The Empress who accompanies him every where
has lost her health by such busting style OF yins.