Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-08
FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT
PARIs, SEPTEMBER Is, 1853.

personalities aJ tlat COufC, messrS, DAfARD ana
SEBELs, have presented, the former his letters of
recall and the latter his letters of credit to King
LEOPOLD. The last Berlin papers state that Mr.
BARNARD, our Minister at Berlin, had returned
from London to the Prussian capital, and presented
to the King his letters of recall on the til Instant
and we learn from Madrid that our late Minister at
that Court not waiting for the arrival of Mr. SoULE
had already had his reception to take leave of the
Spanish QUEEN
The Montter Of this morning publishes the text
OF the treaty lately concluded between the United
States and France regulating the consuates of both
countries.
The official gazette of Milan publishes decree
touching the sixty-four unfortunate individuals i'm
pcated in the instruction of 9th of February last,
and convicted of the crime of high treason The
pain of death pronounced against twenty of them
has been committed into confinement in the strong
holds of the State The forty -four others will I'M
dergo various terms of Imprisonment with hard
labor.
The last intelligence from Rome represents the
French occupation as becoming daily more and more
odious to all parties. 1t would that the Emperor
of the French notwithstanding the totally opposite prn
cples upon which his Government home is con-
ducted is employing his influence establish in practice
at Rome by the Papal Government of those liberal
notions the profession Of which years ago. while in
exile or prisoner at Ham, gained LOUIS NAPOLEON
much Of his popularity with the republicans of the day.
But the Pope thinks and with doubtless that if
circumstances justify Napoleon Ill in playing the despot
upon the banks of the Seine in spite Of the liberal pro-
LESSONS and promises of l84S circumstances justify him
self ALSO upon the banks Of the Tber in belyng all the
promises of just and constitutional government with which
his reign commenced Hence occasional collisions of
Papa authority with French influence; and hence the
funny spectacle of the agents of Napoleon Ill Rome
pcu pfrrsI lac.1
lar rights, and the principles of free government In fact
the presence of the French in Rome is getting by all
counts to be intolerably rksome to all parties there.
The Journal Of Frankfort gives details Of plot,
prepared by the democrats of Rome directed by MAzzIN
who with his usual prudence keeps personally out Of dan
ger expel the French and the famous Ro
man Republic. 1t the French police of Paris it
seems, that discovered the plot suffered it mature till
almost ready to explode possessing itself of names dates
and localities and finally gave the Roman authorities
all the necessary information its prompt and
complete failure The insurrection to break out
the 18th ultmo, he day of the French fete The club
at which the French officers would be assembled upon
occasion of the fee to be blown up In the confu
sion that would the Pope cardinals and the priests
generally to be massacred and the French soldiers
without officers, and bewildered by of the
nexaon Of Rome to France and of the reestabshment of
the Kingdom of Rome in favor of Bonaparte, were
pected either to fraternize OF be bayonetted.
Letters from Vienna inform that the famous Crown
of Hungary and the other royal insignia with which the
OF kossUTH has Of late years been dscredaby
connected have last to light Let it be remarked
in justice Kossuth that this discovery the valuable
jewels of the being all in place, is Of to
relieve the exdicator of portion of the obloquy which
has hitherto attached him. He has much justly
chargeable to him that his greatest enemies need de-
sire to his with any odum that does not pro-
perry belong it. The crown the mantle Of ST. Stephen
with the other insignia, discovered 0rsowa, in
the Bannat, not far from Temeswar As as he was
informed Of the discovery Count CoRoSrs Governor OF
the Banna repaired the spot and verified the unmu-
lated condition Of the precious articles The mantle Of
St Stephen found TO be little damaged by SO long
exposure to the dampness of the soil in which it had
been buried Let state that il is not the mantle of
Stephen the first martyr of which there is question
here. The Roman Catholic calendar is enriched with
three saints Of this The first all know Of, him
Of whose maryrdo by stoning account is given in the
New Testament the second Pope Stephen who suf
fered martyriom in the third century Of the Christian
era the third-and this is he to whom the mantle in
question beopged-was the first Of that name King Of
Hungary 1t he who toward the close Of the tenth
century, introduced the Christian religion into Hungary,
and was therefore canonized His successors received
from the Pope the designation Of Apostolic Majesty
title with which his Majesty OF Austria now beGecks
himself King Of Hungary St. Stephens mantle with
the crown &C., have been forwarded Vienna,
panied by large military escort board the Austrian
war Albrecht The discovery Of the royal nsg
MIA may be considered important political event in
certain for notwithstanding the pretended desire
and fitness Of the Hungarans for the establishment in
their country Of republican form Of government this
gewgaw Of crown, and these other insignia Of royalty
are VIGOROUSLY regarded by them with superstitious
veneration and attachment. For ages they have
garded their lawful sovereign any ruler who did not
have them in his possession and the chief object Of Kos
suth in conceang the insignia to deprive the Empe
Of Austria Of the Of popular conservation with
which the possession Of them would invest his domina
ton, and apply the prestige perhaps in his IA
position to do so.
did not, IL remember Alright, some months ago,
when the ridiculous experiments Of turning tables
turning many heads in France occupy FIVE lines
Of the ntegencer with the absurd and amusing accounts
thought that the wonderful phenomena Of the rap
pings which about the time producing 81
mar sensation your side Of the Atlantic, were occu-
pyng as much space as you could conveniently spare
But cannot forbear sending you this afternoon two
letters upon this subject which have just appeared,
written by a poor crackbrain Of France They will
serve "a set-of too, which American am |
sorry be able to produce, to the communications
Of distis guished American which amused America and
Europe as they appeared in tie ntchgencer. The drq
mails pesoH whom these letters introduce the reader
a., ~ loss pes than Ill EmperOr OF tho French