Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-08-13
FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT
PARIS, July %, 1858.


intelligence from the East to communicate by this
mail You will get by this steamer, though it has
not yet arrived in Paris, (we arc expecting it to-
day) the text Of the Sulan's public protest against
the invasion of the princpalites of the Danube by
the Russian troops. A Geographic despatch from
Vienna thus speaks of this document
eve received yesterday from Consantinope circular
note addressed by the Dyan the representatives of all
the Powers This protests against the of
the Russian troops into the prncpaties and replies to
the manifest Of the Emperor Of Russia and the crcu
cular of Count NEssELRoDE Ii is drawn up with great
moderation and ends by renewing the proposition already
made send extraordinary Ambassador to St Peters
burgh."
Other dispatches speak of the high excitement
which animates the religious or old-school Turkish
party in Constantinople. They are for fighting it
out at once with the Russians, and whether the
Allied Powers consent or not They are for putting
all upon the table, religion and nationality Otto
man Empire and Mussulman faith, and risking all
in the perilous chances of war. This desperate
party even had the ascendancy in Turkish Councils
for day, and the peace party, or the moderate
temporizing advisers Of the Sultan, were elected
from the Cabinet. The British Ambassador, how
ever nterposed with success and wiser prevail
tits to ST. Peersburgh after ALL rather than Constant
nope that all eyes turned to seek the
which the Eastern question is to take We know yet
how the Emperor has received the propositions made him
by the allies how he affected by the second cir
cular Of NJ DRoUYS DE LHurs in reply to the note Of
Count NEssELRoDE.
We have nothing to advise you of By this
steamer touching the Costa affair Smyrna 1t
here be the general opinion that both the Austrian and
American authorities to bame-the Austrians in
efectng they did the Of this troublesome guest
Of the United States, and the Americans in attempting to
cover, by the diplomatic and naval power of the United
! E4o ,rrI,n
1t is ascertaned that the Imperial family will leave
the immediate neghborhood Of Paris this summer There
three assigned for this determination First
the interesting situation Of the Empress which requires
especial in order avoid repetition OF the mshap
that occurred few months since; second the unsettled
state Of the Eastern question: whose constantly varying
phases will not permit the Emperor to be safely absent
from Paris the great Of intelligence and action
thirdly, the invisible police for since the abolition
Of the ministry Of police the police is known be less
real for having become less vsble is said to have
ported unvoraby Of the Of the departments that
it has been thought unsafe risk the Imperial person in
an excursion that would offer many opportunities to
the knife pistol Of assassns How unwarranted
the assertion in the preamble Of the decree abohng the
Ministry of Police that the quiet of France permit
ted the dispensing with institution that only in
tended originally to be provisional Every day political
arrests made in Paris and the departments There
three four compiots, they styled,
in process ofinvesgaon, involving individuals
Of the Legitimst and Democratic parties No than
three days ago several Of armed made
in the bos de Boogne under suspicion incurred by their
strange conduct and confirmed by the unsatisfactory
they rendered Of themselves Of murcrous designs
upon the Imperial person. The famous affair Of the
opera conque four weeks since lin which 1t agreed
that the Emperor leaving the theatre should the
r.
his path be formidable, both to
numbers and the character Of those concerned than was
first supposed. We have also hand, to como
off, the trial Of the complo called, body knows why,
compiot de Tincenn@. This Is purely Legitmist
The report is again obtaining currency that the Prince
Of Joinvle in England has recently revealed to the En-
peror the Of individual who had conceived the
design OF attempting the life Of Napoleon Ill The per-
son is said have written the Prince advising him Of the
design he entertained and recommending to his the
assassns family in the event Of the failure Of his project
and his capture and execution The Prince promptly com
muncaed the letter to British Minister who sent ii 10
the Police of Paris.
Preparations have commenced here on a grand scale
for the approaching festival Of the 18th August the birth
day Of Napoleon l.
The Arago will long, il is to be feared
be numbered among the lustrious dead His health is
very nrm few weeks since he repaired to the South
Of France in hope that his native air would impart some
vgor his old and nearly exhausted frame II was more
than reported since his absence that he was actually
dead am glad however to state that, partially recov-
ered be is by slow stages accompanied by two sons and
niece, making his way to Paris.
We just gotten sight again Of an interesting per-
sonage who has repeatedly during the last twenty-five
years attracted himself public attention in France the
Count Lzos, Of the some half dozen irregular extra