The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-14

The right of the altar for the Senate and Diplomatic
| Body, to the left for the Legislative Body
and the Council Of State. Estrades will alsc
| be placed on each side Of the nave for the
| cipal public functionaries. The middle of the
nave win be left free for the passage of their Males
ties and their households; and they alone will enter
ny the great door: The galleries looking on the
| nave and eho1r will be occupied, and portion of
them will be specially set apart for the ladies' Of the
| Court. The facade Of the Cathedral viii be deco
| rated with banners and escutcaeons bearing the
arms OF the towns OF France with Tags of al coors,
WIN green draperes strewed with golden bees, and
with wreaths OF aowers In front Of the great door
will be vast portco, in which the carriage Of the
] Emperor can enter. This portico VIII be decked
with draperles, and similar porticos viii be placed
in front of the other doors From the arcades of the
portcos VIII be suspended escutcheons bearing the
initials " LIZ 'Uouis)" and 'E Eugenie)" Above
the porticos will be equestrian statues of the Empe
ror Charlemagne and the Emperor Napoleon j. In
what is called the Gaerie DIES Rois, statues similar
to those destroyed sixty years ago will be placed In
the inches. The towers will be surmounted by six
teen gigantic eagles.
The military service at the Elysee during the last
four days, has been performed there exactly accord
ing to the style enforced there by the first Napoleon
great many English vsiters have arrived in
Paris during the past two days. the city is very gay
at present, the hotels full, and some brilliant
tetes are announced for next week. in honor of the
| Emperor's marriage
Immediately after the imperial marriage, if not on
i
tiers, that an amnesty will be published extending
to those political offenders who were exiled at the
period Of the coup dats but not to those who have
been subsequently sentenced to Punishment or i'm
prisonment This measure is ascrib5d to the inter-
cession of the intended Empress.
The contemplated ministerial changes announced
few days ago, but officially denied in the Moniteur
are again spoken of with renewed confidence. 1t is
believed that not one Of the Ministers who expressed
an opinion hostile to the Emperors marriage with
the Countess de Teha will retain Office
The Municipal Commission Of Paris have voted
600 OO0f for diamond necklace, to be presented to
the future Empress Of France and 300 O00f to be de-
voted to particular acts of charity in commemoraton
OF Emperors marriage. The future Empress has
written letter thanking the Municipal Council for
their intended offering of rich presents but precrrng
that the amount should be devoted to some charita
BILE institutions. The Council have just come to the
determination of founding an establishment for the
purpose OF giving house education to poor females.
line Of electric telegraph is now being establish
ed between BOogne and Calais.
The Minister OF the Marine has just received de-
spatches from the lie de la Reunion, dated she 9th
most satisfactory The cultivation Of vanilla has
qnired considerable developement; it was expected
that the crop of this year would produce from 400 to
800 kilogrprnInes
On Monday there was still further decline in the
Rsntes, beyond the depression noted on Saturday
The attempt made by some agents to realise at Fri
days improvement, proved quite unsuccessful, and
an additional fall Of 4oo place the Three
Cents the former closing at 79f S0 and the latter at
lO4f. so for the account. Bank stock, after under
going trfing depression, closed at Saturdays quo
tatiOn, but there was no improvement in railway
shares or any similar investment.
The announcement which was made at the opening
OF the Bourse on Wednesday of new Prussan loan
for twsnty millions of rix dollars, which "w0uld
have besn" (sic) taken by the house of Rothschad
Co., has materially contributed to revival Cs the
French funds from their recent depression.
The Three.percent Rentes, which opened at 1906,
gradually advanced until they had reached sCf rs
for the account at which quotation they stood at the
close of ts1siness. The FOurand-a-half per cents
also parsook Of the improvement, leaving OFF at
l05f., being, 3cc. higher thap the closing figure
Tuesday. Bank stock still remains nominaly q
.2,e20f; although the permanency. of any of these
prices must be regarded with such degree of faith
as the persons most conversant with French none
tary matters may place upon the indice laid before
them daily.
At the termination of business on the Bourse, on
Thursday afternoon, general advance was reported
in the quotations. OF all kinds of French securities.
The Three percents, which opened at s0f 25, closed
at sOf 65 for the accounts and the Four-and a-haif
per cents were publicly called 05f 80 at the close of
business, being rise of 40c. on the former and30c
on the latter stock, from the last prices of We'd
nesday.
The Phare de la Manche announces that the
choice Of the French Transatlantic Packet STATEN
will soon be made The government commissonh has
concluded its inquiries having previously consulted
with the Chamber of Commerce, at tPars, en- the
subject. There is little doubt that Cherbourg will
be selected Large quantities of timber and granite
arriving at the navy yards there leading 20 the
belief that additional works will be Immediately
proceeded with
The weather has at length taken so favorable
turn as to allay the apprehensons beginning to be
felt for the next harvest.
the French funds, and prices have met with gene
raj decline The closing prices were as follows =
Three per Cents Rentes. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S0f. 25
Four and Half per Cents ts................. 1o4fso
Spain.
THE MoDERADO PARTY ABOUT TO DIssOI yE-GO-
vERNMENT APPREHENsIONs OF GEN. NARvAEZ-
ARRANGEMENTS FOR A LOAN.
Accounts from Madrid of the 2lst ult., STATE that
the Electoral Committee Of the Moderado opposi-
ton was the point of dissolving itself, in conse-
quence Of the two last Ministerial circulars They
intended however previously to address a manifesto
to the electors of Madrid and of the provinces to
apprise them of their intention to prosecute before
the competent tribunals, the government agents who
should commit excesses or violence during the elec-
tions.
The Times Paris correspondent states that 1the
Spanish Government had applied to France to re-
move Gen. Narvaez from his present residence near
Bayonne to the interior of France. or to still
greater distance from the frontier The government
is apprehensive of some sudden movement on the
part of NaIvaeZ event not unkelyin In his present
state of irritation against the Queen and the party in
power.
A telegraphic despatch from Madrid, of the 22d
inst. announces that an arrangement had been con-
cluded by the government with some foreign capi-
tasts for a loan of 81 900 000-reals probably
guaranteed on the national property 1t is un-
derstood Barring Brothers are the capitalists re-
ferred to.
Holland.
COLONIAL TREATY WITH PORTUGAL.
From Java it s stated that the government COM
mission sent to Timor had concluded treaty, by
which Portugal cedes to the Netherlands, on pay
80 mt 1v fla ia in iii
pute, but also Floris, chiefly Inhabited by Portu-
guese, and possessing mines Of copper.
Denmark.