The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-11

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by which mean, fowls ~ small sp Arrows aud as
large eagles; consisting OF Cochin China Spanish,
Polish, Malay, Dorkings and Others, to say nothing
of Aylesbury ducks as large az swans. Two hun
dred and fifty pounds worth Of prizes 70 be given
away. rev m4rine vivarium, on the principle Of
that in the Regents Park, is among the recent ad-
ditions to these attractive gardens. Don CESAR.
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Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, August Is, 1853
Tie Emperor and Empress at Dieppe-Arrtcal
and Reception The Turkish Question in Paris
C0ntistnia Rerie,r-G General Miscellany, &c.
Paris, since the great fsts Of Napoleon, has re-
suned its dullness. and is deserted aad tedious
it has been since The beginning OF July last The
seat Of the government, which was at st. Cloud,
and gave sort Of feverish animation to the diplo-
matte society Of the capital of France, has been
transported by the departure of the Emperor to the
northern city Of Dieppe. The journey Of Louis Ma.
poleon, which already announced in my two last
letters took place Saturday last, at halfpa
o'clock, from St. Cloud; and the Emperor and EN-
press, accompanied by certain number Of courters,
and preceded by select party Of attaches Of every
sex and rank, took their seat in o special wagon,
made expressly for the imperial couple, furnished
with the utmost care and taste, and composed of a
dining room, saloon, and boudoir The train arrived
al Dieppe at six o'clock, and their majestes were
received by the Prefect the Mayor, and other
dignitaries Of the Department of Seine infe-
Hor. The Mayor, at the instigation OF the
Common Council Of Dieppe, offered the Emperor
the perpetual donation tf the City Hall, with
the sea shore Of the hotel, which is about twenty
acres wide, and which had been prepared
for the sea bathing Of the Empress. Despite the
hon hocfi thn
special repor ers sent to the spot by the editors
OF the Paris press, know from gentleman just re-
turned from Deppe thatthe reception Of the Emperor
and Empress mas been quiet and not az n.husiastic
as reported. Louis Napoleon did not sare his usual
courtesy to conquer the popularity at which he
aims but the citizens Of Dieppe were the gpi rire
ard lew ofthem manifested their sympathy by their
shouts. The only scclamations which ware loud and
deafeniDg those of the Partisan emIsaries, and
Of few strangers from England, who have no feel
irg whatever either against or for the French En-.
peror but who only consider him the chief OF the
French nation. La the evening, few hotels and
houses Of the Dieppese were Illuminated, and even
the illumnations were made by the persons holding
Office in the government. The Empress, with the
aim to populerize herself has refused to take her
bathing within the limits which had been made for
her and friends; but she has manifested the desire
Of takirg her baths with the rest of the company.
On the 22d, magnificent ship was launched in
presence of the imperial couple and an immense con-
gregation Of people. The effect was magnificent, and
worth seeing. This vessel win lie called Eugene,
after the Empress, who had consented to give the
ship her name.
Itis not known, as yet, how long tie Emperor and
Empress will remain at Dieppe. It had been report
ed that Louis Napoleon had manifested the intention
to return TO Paris on Wednesday next after having
left the Empress at Dieppe. Then be was to 60
alone to Lille, Dunkerque, st. Omer, and the Camp
of Helfant Such was the fret plan but it has been
modified, and now, am told, that Louis Napoleon
that be will return with her to Paris, to dwell at
TranoD and Fentainbeau. From Dieppe, before
returning here, they will proceed to st. Omer and
Helfant. Louis Napoleon does not desire to leave
bis wife alone, for the fear he entertains that she
would do something not according to etiquette.
During the absence of the Emperor from Paris,
several of his ministers General St. Arna1lt NJ Fould
end M. Mszne, have left their business to be present
at the sitting OF the Console gen1anr (section Of
the departments) Of which they are presidents,
Their colleagues, ~ Abbatuen Duco, and Fortoul,
have taken In hand the management Of affairs.
Thus, the chariot Of the State will go on without
interruption.
A decree, granting the privilege Of several i'm
porant concessions Of railways has also been issued
the 10th inst. These CONCESSIONS are as folio VS.
lst One railway from Paris to Mulhouse, with a
Nancy 10 Gray open ON the Strasbourg line between
Nancy and Lune vile. Sd. One railway from Paris
to St Maur and st. Aaude, with stations 1t Vincen-
nes Fontenoy and st. Maur. 4th. Cre railway from
Creil, on the northern line. 9Th. One railway from
Tours TO Mans. 9TH. One railway from Nantes to
st. Nazare and Sth, one railway from Lyons to La
Roche and Auxerre These different lines Of railway
will now complete the met the French railroads.
and will be OF much use to the prosperity Of com
merce, which is still Of the meanest kind in the
mighty country Of France. The appearance of these
different concessions in the government organ, lie
Monitew, has been to the eye Of every person, well
connected with the polite Louis Napoleon, the best
proof that the peace Of Europe not to be violi
ed, at least fox the present.
The last trial Of the legitimist correspondents,
who were accused of baeing written letters against
the government of Louis Napoleon, came of at the
imperial court of Rouen and the judge decided that
the BLACK cabinet had acted legally in opening the
letters and violating the secrets Of correspondence
This shameful sentence has excited the utmost in
dgnatin among the honest and Independent press.
McsHs A. Costlogon, Virmastre de Fanhol, aud
Flaudn have thus been sentenced TO several months
Imprisonment, and each Of them 10 a sum Of 100
francs for fine. II Is said that the ahovenamed GEN
temen intend appealing to another jury against this
shameful sentence.
The article written In the Times about the visit Of
Mr. Sanford, the present Charge ad interim Of the
United States in Paris, to the court OF Louis Napo
leon in his black suit, instead Of his uniform, has
been answered by the Sieoie OF the 10th instant.
lie Constiiufiornel had even said that the minister
OF the United States was not present at the cere-
mony. When shall we have new Ambassador and
a new Secretary of Legation Such il the general
demand of the Americans In Paris.
Mr. p. Soule the new minister Of the United States
for Spain, il now here in Paris, at she Hotel des
Princes, accompanied by bis amiable lady, his son,
the Secretary Of Legation, and his private secretary.
| had the honor and pleasure Of conversing with this
new public officer Of the Warrington government,
and was much pleased with the right and generous
view which he enterains about the exact position of
democracy In Europe It would be desirable that
all the diplomats Of the world would have o similar
object in their action az has Mr.. Soulethe politics
Of the Old World would soon be an honest life for
everybody.
The Belgian newspapers arc filed with the de-
tails of the wedding Of the Duke OF Brabant 70 the
Archducbess Marie Henrietta a Austria. The bride
was received by the husband aud King Leopold NJ
the frontier Of Belgian at Verviers and married
on Tuesday last In the cathedral Of Brussels called
Ste. GudaIe, with the utmost pageant. According
to the Belgian press the enthusiasm Ct the Belgans
IL incredible. Never such shouts If loye and deyo
ton have been heard in any country. The new
Duchess Of Brabant il graceful young woman, only
seventeen yeArs old; she l. short Gzsc bui her man