The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-15
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, Feb. "a, 1853.
c'ntsaef CoracRs- Grand Reception Departure Of
tie Countess Monfyo-The Notes from the DIT
tsysat Courts TO The Ergero; DELAY 40 the De
po,tsr. cf Napoleon BonGpcrts-A Nep Promo
''On- Fraestiy Onslaught against Z Uaivers--
L'bera',cn Of tie Newspaper Correspondents
ERIE If TIC Ccu.,tfsS dc SONS
Politics 10 France are dull, and scarcely worth
being noticed. 1t only consists OF few items which
am going TO mention.
LOUIS Napoleon conyoked. on Tuesday last the
Council Of State, and presided himself; the sitting,
which continued yesterday. stin continues today,
~ the Tuileries. The object OF this extraordinary
session is 10 vote the budget OF 1853, and, as il
wei Known throughout Europe as well as il America
tits Is important point for the Emperor Of France
who, despite his promises, l. spending the funds
Of the government with The utrnost prod yaiity The
debates st these three meetings have not yet been
s-sde known, bat no doubt the Council Of State
vii ynte in favor Of al the proportions made BY the
Emperor.
On Sunday last, me 2oth, the members Of tie
Council Of State and their wives sisters daughters
sad relations had been conyocated at the Tueries,
&c b presented 20 the Empress. There were about
eight hundred people present, and at nine O'Clock,
Dounsed, the whole company formed in two ranks,
and the Imperial couple reviewed them bowing to
some, speaking 10 others, and gossipng with few
Tbs presentation lasted about two hours and il
pears that all the company retired al eleven o'clock
eorap'ured With the personal charms Of the Em
Istss, her amiability and lepartee.
as had been previously announced the Countess
0e kontjo, mother TO toe Empress, left Paris on
FRIDAY ast. to return 10 Spain. The departure OF
ti~ lady has not been rendered public in the news
papers, which is the best proof that LOUIS Napoleon
desires rs little as possible may be aid ~ k
"fherinlaw. Madame dc .fc1tio Lad sent or,.rs
N9dse prepared 70 receive her
4 Sadris IN nsy~
at he end OF tie month
The ambassadors snd ENJOYS Of foreign courts y
Paris, have been Cor the most q thenl) called at
fte Tuilsriea 70 present 70 the Emperor, letters
from their sovereigns replying 70 his commnnica
Ton about his marriage. The letters OF these foreign
powers an told are polite, but stiffand conciae.
The cousin Of the Emperor, VINO was % leave fars
for Aigiers during the course ~ the week has post
poued his departure till tho spring. Much dissatis
faction has been Eel, At the Teres FOR this want OF
obedience but positive orders have been gyen 10
the Imperial cousin, Who l. somewhat dreaded ~ the
-. de Pertoret, the tran <loe Of the ,.-.,,,-na.e
rnrtv 70 the ra1s7 or tue -Napo,eonians. has been
named Grand Officer Of the Legion Of Honor. Il i
said In the decree, relative to this favor granted TO
the marguis that he lad been promoted T. th.t
honor in $780, and that the registration OF his title
had not taken place. Thus Il may lie seen that
traitors ere remunorated for their services
The French clergy have begun crusade against
tie publisher Of the journal & CaIrerS, wlo n
acoused Of intruding on the private rlgnG oi
the Catholic priests; and the Archbishop o. paris
hss no; only pshliciy blamed the hereto publisher,
bat also forbidden Gil the members OF the church,
not only ~ collalorate FOR Jatp.rs, but elso 70
Subscribe for and read that newspaper The pub sher
has left Paris for Rome, where he goes TO have MS
case brought before the Pope end decided La full by
his Holiness. II will indeed he curious TO see In IA
for Of whom--the Clergy Or the p1blisberer-the
Holy Father win decide.
liberation from prison OF Nm. Tausk aud Sags
Drport belonging 20 the party OF correspondents Of
fo-eirn newspapers who had been placed in custody
al Maze T6ey have been liberated on bail.
The Countess dc Solms. who was born Aliai Mary
sStnldomina Letitia Bonsparte Wyse who had been
O5ered by the Minister ofPolice 70 leave the frenct
territory on the ground that she was not born
French woman, (but the real cause was toat snt
was opposed 70 the marriage Of her cousin, and hat
expressed herself in severe terms on the subject
the new Empress has brought the affair before tnt
civil tribunal Of the Seine. She defended by III
Berryer, the celebrated French lawyer; but wa
not successful IN Der cause, and she was Immediately
tslfen 10 the frontier by four policemen. - H. u
PARIS Feb. "a, 1853.
W5asey Cdyn'rol- Break ~ Of he Sno,c -Harrcs
Prospects General Sickness Distress spo,fiaa
The Legislators BaV-Dsah Of a Millionaire
Ieafh of Ttro Ccatcnaridns--d Gentleman 7aie
The Dress Of de Empress Jossplinc-dn His
toyfrM Panorama -Ihcctr5cais--C hepaitg w
kog-N,lc Scandal
We have had, for three days, our snow storm
sleigh ridc and winter carnival. While ! wa
vyanps ny hss gossip, week go, ~ sr0una Va