New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

eonrerse for the abolition OF Slavery. The other pro
jccis are mostly for the aid Of provincial mn9clpaies
Count Roget Commander in Chief Of the French arte-
~ in Rome died at Naples whittier he had gone on leave
new festival called the Fete des Ecoles instituted
by The Archbishop Of Paris ia honor OF the UNION OF sci
eee and religion celebrated Sunday sIth IN mo
Church Of ST. Geneviove, late the Pantheon.
The Mozitcur eontradc,s the report that Government Is
about to license gaming houses.
new treaty OF commerce between France and belgium
Is nnder consideration.
None Of the Paris papers mention the Circumstance OF the
fusion or to speak negiby, the reconciliation Of
the French branches Of that estmable famy,he Bour
hons A London letter writer has however succeeded in
attaining en- account which bears authenticity It's face
On Wednesday Nov. l6, an major of cavalry met the
Duke de Leves by appointment at Vienna to decide on the
form In which the interview between the Princes should
,,ta pl.ce On Thursday nth the Count de Chambord
sen, TO yienner Neus;adt of his carriages with the
Count de Mont to meet the Duke de Nerours When the
arrived at the chateau the Duke do Leves stood at
the door to receive the Duke dc Nemous and to conduct
him 70 the Count De Chambord In the chief saloon the
rrncral members Of the household drawn up aud 50
soon as the Duke De Nemours head advancing toward
the door which was precisely half open the Count ad-
vanced Is PAGES neither more nor less and just accom-
plshed the fifteenth when the Duke entered The agreea
lie Nemours took the hand Of the Duke aud bent as TO
kiss IT, but did MT The Count took him by both hands and
in q very friendly but very dignifed tone, said
MY cousin, | am happy to see you
The Duke de NemOurs replied
Its l. nv cousin. who am delighted TO be able 20 do
Low what have so urdently desired to do long since
declare to you in my own name and IN the name o. my
brotlers that we recognize only royalty in France,
and that that royalty yours but throne and that the
ore on which we hope TO seated Land ae Hotre
nuoi,on-the eldest of our hOdse"
These words the Duke pronounced with firm voice IN
presence the whole company He was then shown INTO
the Counts private apartment where he remained taree
Quarters of an hour and in that brief space OF time Is sup
posed to have settled the desnies Of France On emery
Ing from this conference the Co ant and the Duke seemed
completely agreed On taking his leave the Duke the
account saws seemed laerej indeed oyeroyel at the re-
cep.ion be me, with He is reported to have remarked
This day is the brightest OF my life. remember that
It Is precisely tie anniversary Of the day was named
Colonel by bis Majesty, Charles X
Pere1ivine the Baron. The Duke said
lam delighted to be able to congratulate you NJ. le
Baron on your consistency and fdelyio the Royal Family
The Baron bowed TIE Duke made bis compliments to
the Countess of Chambord and asked permission for his
wife and children to visit upon which the Count remirSed
we shall arrange all about that visit at Vienna and
viii decide on the time that you to return to pass wiki
US ct Fronstadt'
Tie Duke was further pleased to observe
Il have lust laid bridge the abyss that separated
us-a bridge that will lead us all back to France
The fusion was then considered accompl she'd and
courers were sent off in all directions to announce the
factl
There person, by Louis Bonaparte' somewhat
interested in this affair of the fusion And We learn from
a quarter likely to be well informed that the Emperor
se Jeacoup auusf rect de qu qi ses Passs eale
IN de CkGm1ord ct n de Nen0urs." In other words hs
thought It funny.