The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

France lives.
tits said that England and France about to pro
nose league offensive and de-n sivs of the constellation
nal POWERS in which Spain and Piedmont included,
against Russia Austria In der to compel ness arbi
trary powers to honorable settlement Of the
Eastern question Another report is that Austria, herself
feeling all the embarrssment Of her presen position Is
DESTROYS that general European conference should be
held either st London at Paris, to whih Russia aud
Turkey should be invited 70 ssnd pen aud
that should such conference fail in its object should
Russia decline 10 be party to 1t, then Austria would
feel hsrief entirely emsncpstsd from engagements
which place her in neutrality favorable TO Russia.
1t Is likewise said that no later than yeserdayNov rs
convention WAS entered into betwixt France and Eng
land, agreeing to line OF military action Of most deci
rive character should their present earnest efforts to
keep the peace prove Intellectual
TIE last accounts from Turkey state that Omer Pacha
has de effort to follow his success indeed 1t is
said, II any German account is to be believed, that
there truth in the reports of contemplated
arms ice he fallen back from his posi- ion at Kaisfat
1t is certain, however that the create enth isia
resns at Constantnople and feeling OF pri and pa
triotsm TO prevail which promises much for the
future energies the Turkish empire 1t isl great thing
to have begun well
The following corrected details Of the battle of Often
liza be interesting II stated that at that plscs
l2CcC Of the Imperial troops consisted so coo Russians
that the Inpe, aists had before thu action, received
that the battle lasted from half past
twelve till O'Clock In tr&nsladog however the
Turkish buls tin into FencL battalons we're mstAken
for ysguents When the action CONNER eel the Impe
rial troops consisted OF three bstalion and not Of three
egiments, and duri z the action Omrr Pscha sent
men tn Imperial troops only announced to lit lie
thsn sooo and they, in four hours not ia routed
RuBi army, with the aid OF the tlery of the
Quarantine Of ultenitzs, OF he isle the Danube and
Tui al Ia four hoars this artillery fred
l,too balls Altogether there ware 8 100 mso and 33
80 pieces OF srulsry The Imperial troops were en-
trenched the Quarantine of oenza aud they only
lcs consequence of their good position two seaut
q
wounded Amongst the wounded is Ahmad Pacha. The
success OF this battle in which the Imperial troops
so few men whilst the oAs OF the Russians several
thousands owre in great part to the Fars Artu
ler, and peca to the large pieces the fort
tukai Th- latter made such frigltful in tbs
Ru army, that the chiefs 10 order TO obss their
soldiers TO march, killed. it sad, dozen men With
their swords. Lord Worsey Captains Bathurst aud
H-rser. Wilson, LIZ uteuants Buckley, two brothers,
all officers of the Gpar's Of the Queen of Enga'd and
General Prim at Turtukai with 0n,r Pachs
Consde able excitement has besn created In the CAtho
lie Church by the Archbishop of Psr learned discourse
the unity of science Snd religion The cbu Oh of St.
Genevevs Fri az the 2th crowded to excess to
hear him. and TO witness also the gorgeous ceremony Of
the nsugu alton Of the Fete des Ecoles The Bishops Of
Babylon gers and Siam, all the Of St Denis,
and populations FROM the imperial and sunsipal
ellis and number OF high csionaries were present in
the choir and in the ged depnaons from
the Insti ute ard all the different public schools and
colleges, with their professors.
The westber has become intensely cold ard families
who tend to pass the in Paris focking in
gae'es only await the residence of the court The EN-
leaves to day but his abode
will be f. tie presept at ST. Cllud
Among those who likely to be distinguished by the
brlaDcy of their receptions Mrs Livingston Thompson
who inhabis superb hotsl in the Rue de Lille. Her
the most spacious and most co nmodous, If
not he richest Of private hotel In Paris and her
ball last season incorporate, the best that was
given 1t csred one bacs quite to another era to hear
The of the Of those old French fami
lies whom political events have SO long withdrawn from
tirey French with the exception Of avery limited few
Of the rest American and Ea sh families. The graceful
Of dorg the bonors OF her house exhibited by
the fair hostess the theme of univer al praise and
a lcok forward in the ensuing reason to renewal of
such charming occasions.
report has been circulated that the Princess Mary OF
Cambria &C. who has at ached her twentieth year,
to be the future wife Of Napoleon B,naparte son OF Je
improbable such n circumstance uuquestion
ably Is it has been repeated among class OF
who should know something Of such matters ! au my
self however, little inclined to place any credit In IT,
There some ugly rumors about tbs cholsra and
abb at certain financial dfcul les The former it Is sal
has shown itsef in alarm ing manner but the details
thought to be kept from tn pu ,c eye BY he Chart
able interpretation OF the medical body The latter il
believed to have exh ,ited itself n very disagrssao
manner in regard to the diff ,uy OF finding money to
carry on iome of those puoiic works whose nsms in
Paris at present is legion II is to be- hoped that the
rum'r is not worthy Of credit for any tmpedments Of
this nature In the midst OF winter when much labor
as ben Aiscay stimulated, would be attended with
he most serious consequences
PARIS Dec. l, 1858.
Atemp upon ne Life Of the Emperor reported Puaishae
u the Asyass,n-Reoption al the T1;lerts-Furher Ac-
coun; Of the Bourbon Fasion-E6ea Of The Neos upon
Nofolcon-2le Dttohe o. Orslns Refuses Strength Of
he Chossa,rs de vincenns-Financal Dfcul.ies-A lust
Sentence rpm Carcle, Rail,ay o8cials-7he Director Held
ore Ftnes-0peaing If tie Spanish Cortes The s.Lone
Star C7der''-Te Continental Clery
The festivals Of Fontaine besu are over and Louis Ma
polton wife and staff returning to-day from the
Castle of Francois to the Tuisries Tie anusements
have been during the last eight Gays There
were hunting and shooting parties, grand review
Sunday last and in the evenings but the most
exciting OF all WAS doubt the attempt to shoot the
Emperor which took place in the Forest nearly the
fams place where Louis Philippe shot at by LAcomte
the gamekeeper
Whilst the Emperor riding, his return from the
hunt on Monday last gun shot report heard from
thick bush, and the chdpeau Of OF his aids mp
to whom he talking, struck with the ballet,
the gentleman unhurt Immediately the whole
suits jumped into the bush but it dark at night
one was 'eized, and the guilty person escaped.
have also been told by person just arrived from Fon
tainebeau, that there a rumor anoat there that
the murderer had been taken and CUT to pieces the
spot then that his corpse buried and all those who
present ad received the positive orders to
mention any hing about h last attempt murder the
Emperor The fact that the utmost mystery envelopes
The whole affair." and that exact version of it has yet
been given. Perhaps will be able TO know on the
subject.
The guests of Louis Napoleon during his stay Fon-
tsinebeau, have been very numerous. 1t is generally
hoped tere among Americans that Mr. Masons arrival
ia Paris with his secretary Mr. Dudley MAnns sop
will restore our American legation to its fora spe ador
The e which to be organized for the anniversary
Of the I'd Of December, at the Tn-riss will not take
place. The only emit which TO be had will
sst OF grand reception Of all the distinguished people,
diplomatic, an bsssaoos, chiefs of h. army and other
menht Of the government who will os admitted to the
presence of the Emperor to pay him their respects No
Invitations have been sil made, bat all those who
IN rank will be admitted and introduced by the
Chsmbt Rain.
Many arrests have been made during last we ok
in several provinces Ct the Eorth and south Of France
particularly the Depart Mt of the Droms at Crei
and in the Depaf ment Of the North at Lille. large
supply OF powder and ca rdg-s di covered In bn
taces IL krown fact that the ultra de nocrata
party is much Allied ano tee acous ard that It's chiefs
viii give up their desire to )utionze the
try and restore France TO republics IN government.
The Of tse fusion of the Bour bon Orleans
families which sent IN my last ,oniencs
fully col frm.d. and told that when the En peror
Louis Napoleon heard OF it At Fo taneblsau he euersd
into violent pssse and allowed much DISQUALIFICATION