The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-01

France
TIE EASTERN QUESTION IN PARIs-LEGIsLATIvE
DIsCoNTENT-THE SOCIETY IsLANDs-AN AMEnI-
CAN CLIPPER wAGER-DEATHS-PRSSIo
DATIONS.
Tie non official column OF the Honiear contains the
following article on the Eastern question -
AT the time when Prince MeuschikoT went to Con
stsntrope as Extraordinary Ambassador of his Majesty
the Emperor Of all the Rpssa there res on to
fear hat one Of the results OF his mission would b.
cancepg OF part OF the obtained in 1857 by
~ de Lavaette Tor the fathers Of the IA Church Of
Terra Santa i viii be remembered that the demand
OF the French legation the of his Hghn-ss
The sultan had consented to restore to the patsrchae
OF Jerusalem which |. the delegate OF the Holy the
hey &C the prciraI gate OF the Church of Bethlehem
and that had given orders TO replace in the Groo of
the Nativity certain star with q Latin inscription
which had disappeared in s47 and lastly his Hg huess
government had consented to grant to the Cathoe
mupity the right Of celebrating rites most vene
rated sanctuary in the church. which Is commonly known
ment of His Imperial Majesty could not consent TO the
withdrawal Of any of these advantages from the mem
sers OF the Latin Church. The cabinet Of St Peters
bnrg moreover transmit ed at early period to the
cabinet OF the Tuilees, the that was by no
MEANS its intention TO compel the Porte to revoke
any OF the concessions made to The last news
from ConstsRtnople which arrived by the Chaptal
steamer, and which bears date Of tho It'll of May,
enables to affirm that the maintenance Of the satu
quo At Jerusalem ~ claimed by Prince Nensshiko docs
not with regard to the state of possession BY the men,
bers Of the Latin Church, impicate any mod fcation
whch can possibly affect the arrangements made BY the
Marquis de Avalets This VAS us the most esson-
tial point, and which could not far - We were
our old treaties with Turkey they be invadaed
by any diplomatic act resolution the part Of the
Porte without the express. consent Of France Prince
Aenschkon demands aeo from the dvan the conclusion
o. treaty which would place under the protection of
Russia the rights and privileges Of the Greek Church and
clergy This question -hch is altogether d. tnct from
the question Of the Holy Places interests Of wh,h
Turkey should. be the nrs to appreciate the value II
tb. question lead certain atoms II would
become qusetion OF general European policy in rhieh
France would be engaged with the same right AZ the
1917 e'N ''"' VI 'ne 1''n July
The proceedings Of the Corps LegisIaf begun to as
fune an aspect unfavorable 70 the government much
VII Pensions bill the government commanded . majority
81 anly thirty tive fever than ninety eight members
OF the legislature having had the to vote against
IT, The demand fer sum equal to $50 600 for indemnity
T. the widow Marshal Ney for the loss Of her pension
fom 1915 to 1880 had also proved exceedingly
being regarded III disguised attempt to pay Off the
debts OF The Prince Do Nosko~a and expected that
the committee to whom 1t refer ed would make no
report Farther the bill 70 revive the penalty Of death
for attempts against the government received with
strong dsfavor In the Assembly, M de Mesonan, Off.
Ger Who was tried and convicted for taking part In The
the government Pill seeing that DE owed his life to tho
mitigation Of the punishment The committee named to
adverse IT, and there were hopes Il would be either
modified rejected AGother Of disrust is the
OF the government the business Of pri
vaie banking by lending the State credit towns and
municipalities the security OF their real estate aud To-
cal taxation thus bringing the vboe public bodies in the
country under government control These causes Joined
10 succession OF fabulous rumor. from the East had
csued great unsteadness in the funds The Princess
Morkowa had however written to the Emperor declining
70 urge her claims TO aeAsge In consequence OF the
position It met With from the Chambers The letter 10
prin tied In the XonirE.
The Pdrie eentrsdies . statement that has appeared
In the American jsurnsls that Frsneh ships of
their way with hostile iutspt against the Society
hsLds II further de mics that the French cd
any tract Of territory along the Red Sea d. they in
terd to take possession Of Island there had also
been reported
TIE Iadioatesr Of Bordeaux states that a wager OF
4o0 francs has lust teen aid bet shpo
Of that city and gentsosn Of the United States
The President FILLMORE, American vessel that has
taken IN her cargo a. Bordeaux Is the point Of sailing
srd the owners Of the Benismin new clipper lately
bsilt br y Armsn OF Bordeaux, have made The ABOVE
bet that the zen jsmn viii beat the Fillmore in VOYAGE
desnx.
An address from the Inhabitants Of Reunion Formerly
the Islo Bourbon had been sent TO the Emperor payn,
that the island msy be called the Isle Bona srts
Gen be Tholose Governor OF the Polytechnic School
under Louis Philippe died at Paris on the 18th.
pension of 600 francs Is granted by unanimous veto
~ The nby 10 tbe heirs Of Philippe &c ard
inventor Of the fax spinning machine
At Cast-sarrasp. in the Tarn ct Garonne there had
tecn great uundsops the loss Of property euor.
nous the crops being totally destroyed From Fox in
the Arege have tiiiar disastrous accounts OF the
ov rfo~ng ~ the river Hers At Perpgnan Midas lie
Cele and Pradcs great destruction had been caused
sunos Dufe of Rapzaros husband Of Queen Christina,
~ IA Paris, and bad interview with the Emperor.
report says be comes ahJut pecuniAry matters his wife
having lost heavily lately by stockbrokiug.
man was arrested the other day In the Bots du Bou-
orpe and without trial $50 they ay) hurried TO
cayenne or suspicion Of hs having ertained siuster
designs against the Emperor This u the thitd stoy Of
The sane kind thst has circulated within few weeks
Nslclon R sad 10 be exceedingly Lac at the recep-