The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-02


care much about Dame" French police.
Tho Emperor having escaped his murdersn, 3
now enjoying satisfactory health but despite his
good fortune he intends leaving St. Cloud imeogwto
On the 10th instant, in company with the Empress
and few officers Of his stan, for the Pyrenean wa
teline place of Faux Bonnie From Paris 10 Pau. no
reception viii be made BY the projects and other
public officers to the Emperor and his wife, the ouy
place where they will be received with honors due to
their rank will be at Pau They will then return to
Paris ON the 10th OF August next in order to be pre-
sent at th- grand fee Of the 10Th Of next month in
bonor uf Napoleon LIS memory. Messrs de Toulou-
eeau and Neu, the addecamps of the Emperor,
have preceded him to Faux Bonnie, to give the spe-
cjal order for the reception.
The lie OF Louis Napoleon at ST. Cloud Is qnite
uniform, ard not much animated, a. supposed In
mary quarters. With the exception Of few reviews
at Satory ard his councils with his ministers the
chief OF the State ia living quietly faniHe only
receiving and giving dinner parties twice week, on
Sundays and Thursdays The Duke and Duchess Of
Abe, bis brother and sister in law. who are now
dive ling under the same roof at ST. Cloud. will re-
main with him and the Empress till the 10Th, and
will accompany them to the watering place OF Faux
Borne. The Duchess Of Able, who had come 70
totslly relieved by the care Of Dr. Rsyer, one OF
the most skifu physicians OF the Imperial Academy
Of Medicine.
The camp of satory is in full activity, and the
Omen witnessed by the Emperor and his wife. On
Monday last, grand military display Of the body Of
the army, under the command Of General Renaut,
exhibited several chapters Of strategy which were re-
ceved with the full appreciation Of the Emperor On
the previous Saturday, Louis Napoleon and the En-
press suddenly made their appearance In tho camp
at the hour Of the curtew, and were welcomed by
the taft of the Commanderin-Chief
Prince Napoleon BOnapart0, who had been visiting
the Camp Of Helfant, st. Omer, by order Of the
Emperor returned on Tuesday last. He Immediately
called at St Cloud 1t appears that the OF Jerome
saa been bs v Wa NJ st. Of
bar also returned frm his visit into the provinces.
NJ Ducos, the Minister of the Navy, Is now visiting
the different ports of France, by sea. He has
already seen Havre and Cherbourg, and, at the
last accounts he at Brest. 1t is supposed that
Nj. Ducos has received the most particular orders
to supeIinteDd the means by which the navy Of
france could be considerably increased in the short
est period.
Louis Napoleon has Issued decree, BY which the
priests of the Roman Catholic church belonging to
the metrn olitan church of Paris will be allowed to
wear sky blue ribbon with two white borders, to
which will be hung cross Of five branches, OF white
and purple color, enameled with the following mot
to:-Ciart,e Metropol,tain de Paris, 1853-Napo
len ILL., Emperor.
Whilst the Emperor Is thus augmenting the num-
Der Of crosses In France he is giving the most
order to prevent the ancient chevaliers Of Malta St.
Sepuchre, Eperon Or, and other religious decora-
tons, to wear the signs Of their societies. ALI the
chevaliers Of Malta, numbering 600 in France, are
mi CHI dissatisfied by the prohibition made by the
ponce aRalusC them. d. InlDauu0du, OF WnOm L
have spoken few letters ago, about the manage
ment Of the opera, was arrested by two policemen on
Monday last, for wearing. despite the order of the
government, the cross of Malta and OF ST. Lagare.
He will he fined, it Is feared, 500 francs, for not
having obeycd the orders OF the police.
The Dowaser Queen Christina, of Spain, arrived
on Tuesday last in Paris, accompanied by the Duke
Of Rauzares, General Munoz, her husband, and two
Of Ter children. They are remaining at Ia Malmai-
son, o well-known Napoeonist country house,
which belongs to her. 1t is whispered in certain
circles that the ex Queen Christina intends marry.
ing one Of her daughters to the imperial Prince
Napoleon Bonaparte, son Of Jerome Though not
much credit is attributed to this rumor it would be
among the things possible, and will be on the Qui
'rice to know the foundation OF It,
The government has already taken the principal
steps to prevent the scarcity of grain in France aud
large provision of flour and other produce have been
lately imported at Havre and Marssilos. The cities
OF Trieste and Odessa have sent seven ships loaded
with grain, and the trade between those cities and
France is expected to increase within short tune.
1t is sad that the import Of grain from the United
States would be now Of much profit to any person
who would undertake it.
The Grand Duke of SAKE Weimar, Charles
Frederic died on the 9Th instant at Weimar in the
seventeen year # his age. He had married the sis
ter of Nicholas, Emperor Of Russia. His successor
Is his eldest son, Charles Alexander, who is now
aged thirty Ave years. and whose wife is the Prn
Wilbelmine Marie Sophia Louise sister to the King
OF the Netherlands They have three children, one
Kossuth and Mazxini are on the continent,
travelling under o disguise, and trying tho best
means to raise the people in favor OF their
revolutionary doctrines send to the HERALD BY
this mail number of the Assemble Nat,onaie, con-
tanning an extract from work written by M. Bailey
dru and not yet published. which shows Kossuth
Under his true aspect. NJ doubt the translation Of
this article will find an echo in the United States
for il is written by gentleman who had feelings
either for or against the Hungarian reroluti0nairs
and who has witnessed the whole transactions Of the
war Of ls48.
The Oriental question has now rea ,hed its most
elevated height, and the bombshell may burst up
at any moment. Shall we have war or shall we
remain at peace with Russia Such is the problem
to be solved. Until Monday last, no probability Of
war had been considered possible, but whilst we
living in this security, Count NeSSelrode, the
adviser of the Emperor of Russia, was writing sort
of uhinatum TO France and England, which Is as
insoent as it can be. This document has caused the
utmost sensation in Paris and the independent press
of France as well as that of England, has already
shown its Indignation at such insolent language.
What will he done by the French and British gov
ernments, aud how they will stand, in such an awk
ward position, no one can tell as yet. Bat all the
honorable men Of Frunce-evcn those who are not
IN favor of the present Emperor would desire see
him show more energy in repulsing the attacks Of
the Russian diplomatsts The hypocritca words Of
the Nesselrode circular show the utmost contempt
for France and England, who are accused of having
had consideration in the matter submitted
to their serious attention, and of having, on the
contrary, added to the affair new complications and
thus compromised the honor and dignity Of the En-
peror Of France aud Queen Of England Thus the
junction Of the British and French sqadrons at Beska
Is considered as maritime occupation and inva-
sion which 1t was necessary to oppose by military
takrg Of possession" 1t is generally uuderst rod
from the Nesselrode manifesto. that Nicholas has but
one desire, which is to know whether war or peace
are wanted by France and England. No doubt the
"Gordian knott will soon be severed.
In the meantime the Oriental question has been
rendered more confused by the arrival vt CONSTANT
nople of N. de Bruck, who had claimed from the
Sublime Porte an indemnity Of FIVE millions Of pias
tres and the concession Of the ports Of Cleck and
Suterino, in the Adriatic sea. This new complica-
ton is considered pretext OF Austria for shoul
deriDg Russia in case of a declaration Of war
As it may be easily supposed, the great Sultan
Abdul Medjid. surrounded BY SO many powerful enc
mics, Is taking all the possible steps 70 make des-
perate defensive war, II he is compelled to FIRE the
6Ist gun. A large supply Of muskets from France
has arrived at Constantinople. Seventy thousand
carbiDes, Of the nra,eNvs OF vincsnnes and twenty
thousand other muskets. now in the hands Of the
Grand Seigneur Of Turkey The army of abdul