The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28
Chief OF the government and the Minister Of Finance

Chief OF the government and the Minister OF Finance
to know il they would be allowed TO operate with the
Pretender of France. After some hesitation Louis
Napoleon replied in the affirmative, and the loan de-
manded by his competitor" was Immediately grant
ed. No one can tell il that SUN of money will have
an effect upon the future CT France.
The plot which have mentioned in one OF my
last letters which had been discovered in Prussia
at Berlin and Rostock-had been fully appreciated,
ard there is not the least doubt that the conspraors
were in frequent communication with the socialists
exed in England. large number of persons have
been ARRESTED and considerable supply OF ammuni-
ton ard arms were seized; among which 300
bombshels, a part of purchase viii CHI had been
made in London by the conspirators.
The announced interview Of the Emperors of Aus
tria and Russia, and Kings of Prussia Belgium and
bavaria, at Vienna, is exciting the anxiety Of all
those who are fond Of politics. Though it is publicly
assured that these potentates Of Europe win not
talk politics. during their meeting, it is general
ly supposed by diplomats that the only object
which they have in view is to decide what course
they will take in the alternative of some forthcoming
event IN Europe. The reception of the King Of Bel
GUM in Berlin was magnificent, and his son, the
Duke OF Brabant, was also received with much en-
thusiasm.
| have found in very exact statistic the follow
ing figures about the circulation Of the German
scribers; The Temps, s,20O The Gazette dc Spencer,
$500; The Gazette an Peupe, 5000; The Gazette
Natio,sate, 4500 The Gaeette de Prusse, $1,000 and
the NoereHe Gazette de PrusSe, 5000.
Marshal Paskiewitch, has sentenced to degradation
the General Salzokow and the Generals Arbuson,
Grabbe and Sass to three months Imprisonment in a
fortress General Aschakow was sentenced to six
months and to degradation. The Emperor, after
the sentence, reduced the penalty, and with excep
ton OF the last named general, his contempor aries
were all set free. They had all been accused Of
neglect Of duty in regard to the conduct Of the In
tel dent Of the Invalids, Poytowski
The news from Constantinople is far from being
settled, though it has been whispered in the diplo
matte circles, that Prince Menschiskoff had obtain
ed all his wishes and that NJ. de Lacour, at the in
stigation of his government, had himself engaged
the Emperor OF Turkey to make oil the concessions
wanted by Russia. The truth is that we donot know,
as yet in Paris, the result of the diplomatic inter
views Of the agents Of the Powers OF Europe with the
Sultan and his ministers. No despatch had been re-
ceived which had any importance; and if any had
arrived in the hands of Louis Napoleon or Queen
Victoria it has not been diyulged even in the nincs
In Hungary, the renowned Princess Blanca Teleki.
who had been retained prisoner for four years in the
citadel OF Pesth, was finally sentenced to ten years
imprisonment.
A project for law was last night presented to the
legislative body, by which any person who would
commit an attempt OF murder against the Imperial
heads Of Louis Napoleon or his wife would be sen.
fenced as parricide, which is to say "beheaded,'
after having had his wrist cut off by the executioner.
Murder against the other members OF the Napoleon
family would only be punished with death, as usual.
1t has been decided that military encampment
Nouiu De estaDisneu ~ Versailles Oh TIC Datte-ueiu
OF Satory, and another at Lyons in the plain OF La
MGlatiere.
Dir. Rives, our former American minister in Paris,
leaves Saturday next, accompanied by his wife,
son and two daughters. His saloons on Saturday
last were crowded with numerous people, who not
only came to wish him success and happiness, but
offered his family presents Of all sorts tokens Of
their gratitude for the kindness with which they had
been treated by them.
The news Of the appointment of General Dix, in
place of Mr. Rives, was received yesterday with much
favor by almost all the Americans now in Paris /
visited two large balls where the citizens Of the United
States were numerous, and ali those to whom | an
seemed to be much pleased with it. 1t is much de-
sired, also, that Mr.. Dix will be accompanied by
very competent secretary of legation ready to rem
der justice to all his countrymen without eption
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