The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-10
France.

FRANCE.
GREAT EXCITEMENT UPON THE EASTERN QUESTION
VIOLENT STORM AT MARsEILLEs-INJURY TO THE
sHIPPING-THE MADIAI FAMILY-MANUFACTUREs
OF FRANCE AND TRADE OF PARIS, ETC, ETC.
The rumors of mischief brewing in the Fast caused the
greatest alarm throughout France, an alarm which did
not subside until the publication in the Moniteur OF the
Private news received from consantinope ls. 70 tho
hope that the complications which have in the az
fairs Of the East will Be .rrans. without compromising
Although this as uceny ipdeani,e Il served to
tranqullHe public mind and under its influence the
steady For further account of the settlement Of the
difficulty we refer to the heading Turkey"
There not few who profess to see under the part
+.Len Nv tbe h. ench government secret understanding
with the Car and that for the brbe OF Egypt or some
other equivalent Napoleon would be gIs. et turkey
fall to pieces. The ConStitaionnel however, abors TO
prove that France less interest in Turkish affairs than
any other power, and adds that the subject Of the
Holy sepuchres France finds herself ut present salts
feo and disinterested" f"
rsees papers Of the 22d ut announce that on the
Goth violent storm had caused numescs casualties All
the ships moored in the port had suffered more less
Ievant packet Louxor had been delayed carry out
spatches relating to the Turkish difficulty.
The Duke Of Padua Alright de Casanova Governor of
the nyades died at Paris the 22d ul He was in his
10Th year native Of Corsica and nearly to the Bo
raparte family.
!, is wathy of remark that the French feet was At
sea ana Its way TO the East within thirty six hours
after receiyins' the order at Touon
The Moatear pblishes eecree Of the Minister Of the
INTENDED 10 facilitate articles
rench produce to the Exhibition at Dublin They will
r. carried free, both going and returning between HAVE
and Dublin.
the London Times respecting Aadiai and his Wife
MARsEILLEs March TO-
uI,.. to inform you Of the release from prison and
sos. 49, u Marseiles, of the Aadiai.
IT, .i;. were released from prison Tuesday last
and we're INN. diately smugsled board the French
nnst osno s.aa, Heespont which left Leghorn the
VI inventive fn, n is place. They not allowed by
tha a,bo,itA to communicate with any of their
friends and sre cont board very thnly clad not be-
no aver nsrm;ttad 10 some clothing which was wait
nr for them at nm hotel ome English gentlemen learn
ns their destitute situatioa with regard to clothing sent
them some. .r,
''Roa Madiai appears a very in teeent and interesting
gone This is doabt mainly toL attributed to the
many prvations he has undergone. ney are travelling
under the assured Of francesca anu Mosa fauln,
and not allowed to land here before Con
sui had communicated with them. They e uncertain
to their future movements, but will no do uo sooner
later visit England to whose powerful sym and
interference they are principally indebted for Thea oer
ty. / am &C. PROTESTANT"
On the same subject the Rev. Thomas Sleeman, British
aplan at IAghorn whites under date Of 18th ult:--
As reports Of the iii health Of francesca Madai have
reached England his friends will be glad to learn that
Qhough still feeble) he s much improved, and have no
doubt but that few weeks Of freedom will perfectly re-
store him. grieve hewever, to add that his mind ap-
greatly shaken the iron has entered into HIS
soul and in y paotsscted CONVERSATION lad With him
yestspdsy / dkssrned With p~ia many unmistaksabls
.Ptos u mental dsesss, which afford ground esr greA