New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

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1N -"N-' PARIS M,aasyL P. II
The irnrovsd aspect Of the Eas,ern question 70 Ti;a
have slrssdv aIluded s still more encouraging today ana
the fact yesisrdiy ?, tb
- p "a ~ the Russian Minister oi Justice - iAe
bs.rer NJ more pacific tdngs than nose Fmga rfn's
NencbikoH announced a. Constantn pie l an =.
49, -, n de Kisszlef had YESTERDAY an Interview
Ss.rs lep0th With W Drouyn DE- Liays ana though At
tbe particulars have not trAnpIred y : Al ~ - ! -
- se,isfctorv character The ku--an minister shl
., f,ve gv.n 10 Drouvn de Lnuys &ssucAlcss Of the
se5-c ntentiops Of toe Emperor Nichols Who tnpagn
IL Danubiau Provinces might oa occupied ~ eu-,lsn
" - 70 ,,er,ion Of g0ny further, and least Vt al,
- sfteclng the integrity Of the Oi-on "A knoire "a
that bis most anxious desire vas 70 90 notninS thN
would tend N disturb the pace ol hI.'R u - = ~
stated whether anv was gwen 81 ne EnPr'r
;,,,,oo IN abandon anv OF hi. demands ont may De
resuned that after such proceeding a. NAV ~ ssn n
one Of biz Ministers 70 PARIS there ~ moo
,hat pacifc settlement Of the question VII D. tne result
mat .lch hope is generally fit thare : NJ DOUBT what
ever And "a sasv to perceive that conhe has already
I" oTiwo Of nv late Letters have mentioned
facts hch were considered here th7 no
easy feeling that prevailed a. SYMPTOMS ~ pau som
ton of the crisis and may no noe tc W ~ WI y
are eouay signfctive !; appears that NJ Dr. hi-sesh
has verv recently k-o hous- a. |ichy Tor tn- s-ts'l
The owner u the MANSION who ike everybody else ras
more or .ss alarmed ~ the prospect Of war breaking out
s,ioula.d a. an important cond n for An ennn slon
in case 81 hi. house rrnsning unoecuped Gu tn other
the Duke ~ Alru-r' Fnf d llr NV rl W lr 1
bassadors mansion Paris only c'n'en-d - renew tn7
e.se which esr- expired yesterday on the eonicon
that in case b. ~ de kssele l Paris ~ years rent
should he paid y-srs rent b-ing only secured hereto
,oye n e. k...eer cor.entod without any diairu.ty
whatever the conditions required by ooh pr"pn-ir,
The f.ct q. TIE Emperor Nicholas s-uiilt pne o. hs
Ministers 70 Paris understood 70 proceet from -r-
10 show d, frence toward the French nP~r'r 'i - r.
move from his mind any untAyora1ie impress n, max
might have been erected by the rrogant b-1nnS OF Fn
MenchikO Coustaninople II shi ma, M ac' ~
courte.y will be p.d by another and t he Emperor OF
the French intends 20 send person 70 Il 4
rressy charged with mission O. the Gar by way ot an
gerf ghai Of Count Pann. Several persons are sPo en-
If for that mission among others Count d. VI rny va se
in sc, with the Chief Of the state joined 10 ai' sn
of manners would appear 70 recomm M him par'c
Thee wa a comp reaction At he B1ucse oday ant
pubc securities recovered aimo.t Az hey hl 1851 ourng
n last ten DAYS The Three pr Cents were nr,t hi
71f but Of report that the French & vern nent had r.
ceived assurances f tn pacific character ron me
Emperor Nicholas they rose "a 80 l0'' And eos-1 -
-7f g. Tor end OF the month beng Hss OF II DC
% congsred 18th the closing price OF Saturday Ar. \
report At the Bnk Of France hal BY comm 81" the
G6v.inmeut placed 50C00000f a. ths drp'sN "i M
stock brokers assist them in sett " their accounts
tended to increase the rise.
lsY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH
Closing price. Of Paris Bourse, Tuesday zen Three
per Cent R-rt4s If -Four and Half per Cent do 1921
25c Bank. 2o'2L
Close of the Legislative session Of 1S33-The Ea~i-
ern Question: Russian Journals" In Paris-Rh-
mors Of War-The Federal Council o. berne -
Maiden speech Of the Duke Of Brabsnt In thr Bel
etan eenate-French Expedition nRainst the IA
byIes-" Playing sOdi-r'' at the Camps Of -H'ory
ond neutrality-suspicious. of n Cashierei Body
gunrdsmau Charles y. into a marshal Of Nh1"ie-
on III.-Tbe FeIe Dleu-An Altar To the tod OF
Armies-Per-ecution OF Bnptists.
Co1espouoenee Of The n. Y. Tribune
PARIS Tlursiay. June g. 1853
Day before yesterday the Senate closed its session OF
1853 amidst cries Of Vire FEmPsreHr. 1t is aim -
needless add that up TO the last moment persisted
in not opposing the PRONUNCIATION of" the laws which
lad been passed by the Legislative body. Ont OF the
Ia bills presented that body during It's session OF
three months and half only six postponed % the
next session for hna deiberatiOn These six bills sever
ally relate 10 guarantees Of literary property real estate
t,es, foundngs public baths and Washhouses, moiii-
cations OF the penalty of compulsory labor (trdCgHc
fOrcts and the treasury accounts OF l,)l. fG1s m
came practical social interest and importance which
have partially revived the old spirit OF parliamentary
discussion curing the past session promise 10 enyen
tie opening OF the next Meanwhile the Emperor, VIM
il lot unused TO holding the Tens of Govern
men alone will surprise no one If Gust q keep hs mud
in) he issues on his own private responsibility ("lch
is less maryeousy elastic than his private purse
sundry decree, that according the cool nmlton Of
semoicia journal, do not require the aid and sane
ton of the Senate and Legislative holy Several con
cessons branch railway companies that ask for no sb
venton, expected TO come under this category .
course none can 0rete how far the Emperor may eX-
tend his prerocative OF putting in practice the priurI
pie of authority" so vaantly dtcnicd Of late by
| President IroplOng and the Imperiilst psess.
The Eastern question continues 10 be the alabsprbng
political topic lesterday the first eleven columns OF
the Constitutional were exclusively devoted to il, anl
this fact a index of the share hods 10 the olr
nails and the public mind II really looks at last AZ n
decisive acts of some kind about % follow tas war
of words that has ragged for two months past The Bg-
htn de Paris Ia semi.oical organ Of Government re-
peats without denial that Russian forces nave
advanced upon the frontiers of Mpldavl and Walacha,
with Interior designs upon the Turkish Empire. The
Partisan press accords but little credit TO atelegraphlc
dispatch from Berlin in The London THcS 10 the ect
that the Gar has demanded by special courier - Con
stantinople the acceptance OF Prince Menchkohs prop
Ositons within delay Of eight days But the article IN
which The Times deserving the Russian camp denounces
the ambitious projects of the Emperor Nicholas AMI
quotes the Pays the organ OF the determination 81
the Emperor Napoleon Ill 10 unite cordially with The
English Government in opposing those projects IS cop
led this morning into the MORiieRr with significant
prominence. Emile de Grardin. in la PrsSse, charges
article in the ASStmJiee Rationale. of the hli-
sian journals Of Pars' with REASONABLY en,Ouri1ns
the encroachmens Of Nicholas upon Turkey in hopes
that they many result in the restoration Of legti macy Ia
rance-with cheering him on IN his march oEafd Con
santlnope which he must seize IN violation OF ali trel
les, and then and camp A. Paris. IL IL not an
article excalus its accuser. it is treason l. Is
" an appee 10 arms II iny0kes third Invasion Ia
spite of the begreut tone Of the European press on
this vexed question Of the East and 10 spite Of the m
questionable hostile preparation the part Of both tle
Porte and its aggIe sIve energy. il j. still m9rppt)r
that Russia viii tail 10 escape from the necessity o.
general with its inevitable revolutionary co-selen-
ces.
RumOrs Of war and hostile preparations are the Or
der ot the day The resolution f the Federal C1lh-I
Of Beme that the military conin gent should BE- in--
atey put in readiness for the frs appeal 20 arms 'l
may he provoked by The move -nts Of the a '...Ai
troops on the frontiers Of the 81 Confederation all
tie maiden speech Of the Duke of -a5au- IA ll' De-