The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15
The French Euplre,

viii follow.
The French Empire.
Messrs Rvedo Minister from Peru, and Troias Minis
ter from New Granada, were received on the 25th.
The coronation is postponed till August.
The budget OF next is much reduced by the Coun
Gil Of State Tho proposed expenditure is within the in
come, with the military and naval estimates placed
low as to indicate peace
On the 2sth ult deputaon presented to the Emperor
the address Of the London merchants expressing friendly
feelings to France. The Emperor replied that he had
time last year he feared the Edglish opposition mis-
led respecting France. That he constantly labored to
different Civilized
fore he said Like you, desire peace and to make it
sure wish like you to draw closer the bonds which
The next day the Emperor received deputation OF the
Atlantic ana Pacific Junction Company.
The ambassadors from Peru and New Granada accom-
panied the deputaon Sir Charles Fox President Of the
company explained the plans to the Emperor, who
promised the undertaking his superintendent and added
OF the merchants Of London who yesterday expressed
the strongest sentiments in favor of peace. These senti
ments have at all times been my OWN
The Legislative Corps assembled on the 3oth.
~ Delaeveur, Minister to Constantnope, sailed from
Marselles on the It'll inst.
The Madai were expected at Paris where they will he
met by deputation of the London Bible Society
Colonel Hughes had private audience With the Empe-
respecting the New York Exhibition. Colonel Hughes
suggested the appointment of French commissioner,
and to send out articles in ship ofwar These sug-
Pipe Rich tried for killing the Archbishop of Paris is
acquitted Of assassination but convicted for share in
In consequence OF the late demonstration at Madame
Raspafs funeral the Minister of Police has sent circu
Lar to the Pefect to keep watch Of Torcon socialist
81. ManndoIf the pretended Dauphn, has enlisted
private in the Dutch army.
The Assembly recently gave fse to the Emperor and
Empress.
Two hundred and ffty-seven military prisoners are
pardoned and the sentences of four hundred others have
been commutei.
Paris correspondents say "a noted refugee has set
An address to President Pierce, from the European
known agent Some say the real object to endeyor to
procure arms for future occasion. Probably Count
Pulzsky Is meant
The Eurydice corvette had sailed for Valparaiso and
the Armda rigate Torontlla, and Duroc steamers for
Tahiti
There was little news in Paris.
In commercial affairs, during the week, business
dull for manufacturers and stoTekeepers. Some
features are on hand for South America but the ex
ports to North America have nearly ceased for the pre-
sent.
Business at Rouen is dull At Lyons and st. Etienne
come
Spain.
The Countess Dowager Monto, mother of the Empress
Eugenie had arrived In Spain.
Switzerland.
The Berne Federal Council published the ed March
their note in reply to the Austrian complaints against
complaint, and expects Austria to dismiss the matter.
The governments of Zurich and varde decline Geneva
request to convoke the Federal Diet
There had been attempt at outbreak by armed pea
santry at Lugan, but it Suppressed without conflict
by the civil guard similar affair at Lucarno also mis-
carried The peasantry came from valcola and the mill
tary had to rally.
LOmbardy.
Radetzky publishes proclamation announcing an am.
nesty to all concerned in the recent troubles
The Austrian authorities have granted permission to
the soldiers Of Napoleon to pay their respects to Napo
Negotiations still going respecting the conGsca-
ted property of naturalzed Piedmontese.
Sardinia.
Ausrias reply TO Sardinia not being satisfactory the
Sandman government has despatched special instruc-
tons 10 its minister Count Ravel at Vienna, STIMULATING
fna conditions-f not conceded he was to demand his
passports and quit Vienna. The Austrian authorities
continue to make arrests chiefly Of Hungarians.
Eighty political refugees we're shipped from Genoa Cor
America per steamer Giovanna on the 26th ult.
Tuscany.
The commercial treaty between France and Tuscany
went into forclo on the April.
From Genoa they27th ult, have this dispatch;-
'Rumors are rife Of an insurrection in Palermo"
Prussia
elegraphic despatch from Berlin OF the Goth ult says
conspiracy had been discovered. Twenty persons
arrested eighty houses searched and arms and ammu-
milton found. About eight persons were arrested for
wearing the Callahan hat-a revolutionary symbol
Austria.
The Archduke Albert win take the place OF Radetzky
m Italy.
Parcano is mentioned the new Lasparado Of Moden ma
Russia
A disastrous fire had occurred at Cronstadt All the
principal timber wharves were burned Loss 600 600
rubles Most of the houses in the timber trade suffered
Fifty thousand dozen Of arst sort ah wood and 100 600
rubes worth Of Russian produce had also been burned
at Maria.
Armaments continue in the south OF Russia and stores
for fifteen thousand said have been sold at
Odessa.
The presence Of many Russian officers in the Archipela
go Islands and Montenegro is noticed An ukase pro-
hbts Jews from acting agents for Christian houses
there.
Business at Odessa stognant
Germnnlc Affairs.
The German Diet decline at present to enter into copy
right treaty with France
Matilda Htz6eld, American lady, apprehended
recently as an agent Of the revolutionary committee and
condemned to six weeks imprisonment.