The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

Our Paris Correspondence.
Pare, Oct. 27. 1858
Res0x 81 the Royal Family Parts-Th Late Aociints al
Comlsiane danger Of the Enperm-Royl Viris-Lisauh
Of en- King Jerome Marriage Rumors-The Lie Political
Arress-Sfdnish and Paris Editrs-7Ae Queen ana En-
pres-G@ral N Neliays Assaiians- Distinguished Per-
sons IR-Kosstas Enlbpk1tio-Pripak Opinion Regard.
ing HIS Refusal 10 90 Board
Louis Napoleon staff ministers, and guests, return
ing to day, from Compeisne where it appears they have
neither been favored the weather circumstances
or events In the beginning Of the stay of the Emperor
and Empress In that magnificent palace the rain wind
and fog showed the utmost opposition to their rra-
tire pea"urss, and during the latter period Of their So
surn thsre, many serious accidents took place. which
have somewhat dArkeped the imperial horizon. At the
great stag chase which took place Saturday last the
animal which had been ported there from the forest OF
Chsnty and showed much hesitation in taking hs run,
dashed into the carriages Of several guess among whom
will mention that of NJ Fould the Minister of State and
Of ~ Delarus, general game keeper OF Compstgne. M
de Nieurkehe the Chief Of the Museum Of France was
thrown from his horse and wounded In the Leg and the
Count de Cable cousin to the EMPRESS having met with
the same accident had his knee broken The carriage Of
the Empress then attacked by the stag but owing
danger. But the most unfortunate event was the acct
dent met by Mad Amee Thayer wife to the Senator
and daughter TO the late General Bertrand She from
her horse and had her Leg knee and foot broken She
Immediately taken to the chateau and left to The
Of the doctors Of the Emperor. glad to say
that her state is not considered very This
highly respectable Lady taken to Paris by special
train and she Is in her house. assisted by the
most celebrated doctors of the faculty All the friends Of
Nine. A. Thayer are dali, visiting her house. to inquire
about her health for must say that Nine Thayer not
only Of the pre but also the most gracious and
accomplished woman of fashion able society.
The Grand Dowager Duchess of Baden Princess Stepha
ME- psssed through Paris Saturday last way
Com peigne, where was meet the Emperor and En-
press She received in Paris by the Duke OF B.ssano
Grand Chamberlain, Count de Persiyny, and Mr. M&gue
Minister Of Agriculture When she passed through the
utmost excitement felt among the people, wno hav
ing the imperial carriage passing the Boueraris
had supposed hat Louis Napoleon returning to Paris
owing to the Oriental question
The Emperor and his court will leave Tuesday It,
November for Fontainbcau. where appears they
tend remaining until the micds Of November. Several
stag hunts organized for the Of the stay of their
1t liz generally hoped that these pleasures of
the forest will not have the same issue those at Com
peigne.
The King Jerome been seriously sick for the last
seven days He was attacked by very dangerous fever
and considered hopeless during few days; but now
the doctors who are attending upon him no longer enter
tain fears ST his recovery
The of Prince Jerome Napoleon Bona
parte, left this corning for Stuttgardt where it Is
whispered he to make arrangements for marriage
1t will be remembered that already In one of
my last letters that Count Baccochi had been sent 10
Stuttgardt q mission of private nature. am told
that mission relative to this marriage The King
Wurtemburg is The uncle of Napoleon Bopaparte and 1t
appears that the intended wife is of his nieces or
daughters Prince of Bearn Minister Of France SUIT
gardt will accompany the cousin Of the Emperor.
The arrests of the red republicans, which mentioned
In my last letter, have bet than
hrst reported know il from very safe source, that
they amount now to over seventy PERSONS All Of them
are kept ia the utmost secrecy Henry Delesclues,
the agent Of Lsdru Rollin who in Paris, sent by
special mission detected having in his possession
fifteen thousand pies Of pamphlet published by Ledru
Rolin, which were to be distributed in Paris.
In several depa ments the police captured other
Of the republican committee Of London and at Epernay
two ENJOYS of the rouge taken prisoners whilst they
/. Was also whispered here that the police had dis
covered pet which had for Its object the murds of the
imperial couple during their stay at Compsigne but
have not been able to be assured OF the truth Of this
port.
At Lyons, and at Mans twenty persons have been
sent to prison BY the police. As be seem there
was project Of insurrectisn in France but II has
been discovered by the police.
The trial of the conspiracy called the plot OF the Comic
Opera to take place the seventh Of next month"; and
tn. utmost anxiety is felt to know the details Of that
mysterious affair
mentioned in nay letters that Queen Isabella Of
Spain had taken from to the editors of the Spanish press
the fines and ssnte TO which they had condemned
am told that the Empress Eugenie has to her
husband desire that the steps should be taken
in favor Of the French press. The decree rels tive
to that general pard.n, would appear the fes
tyal day Of st. Eageni, which occurs the 18th OF
next month. Then the warnings which been
given to the Constitutional assemble Naonnet Steele Pa
h1e Gdstte dc Fjono La Node, LEcho Agsicod and to
about twenty live other ne Tspspers would bs Totally
duced to eon Their besides these warniogs many
sentences to prison for d de pr, which would also
be coRsidertd 1t may be easily understood
that these OF Glen would be accepted with
much gratitude II had also been reported that there
would be decree published, by which many among the
political prisoners would be parone but is bt
full whether such thing VIII DC DONE particularly
after the late public arrests made in Paris and other
parts Of France
Among the latest scrses which have to mention, in
orr er T. have 1t known in America win make the
traders that all tallow In to be imported in
free OF duty either by land the only condition
that .ba be brought TO France either French
The importer win be forced in exchange to export
hundred kilos of candes y kos Of
dies and fifty kilos Of slick acid. such conditions
told, will be considered as very favorable to America
Queen Maria Christina OF spain intends leaving Paris,
to return to Madrid on the 6rst Of next month
M &c I8martine Ii said to be quite sick. saw one
OF oi friends few days ago. who assured that this
Intellectual man sometimes wiring fifteen hours,
to give copy TO his printers know from safe
that de amartins has received from the government
permission to publish daily newspaper, which will be
devoted to fte principles and to which more liberty Of
French press More anon
Dupont de lEure arrived on the oath at ,rionne in
very feeble state Of health This noble minded rsy ubli.
can seems TO be quite low and he net expected to live
/ long
at Genoa owing to the poor state OF her health. The
Duke OF Ntmours and tbs Duchess Of SAKE Cobourg his
sister are with their mother The Duke sf Aumals
daily expected The Queen not In danger, but she
| required the utmost care The Spanish steamer Don
Francisco de Asss had arrived 1t Genoa TO take the
| Queen to Spaia.
1hs Duke q Nemours, who was lately, iacognid at Bu
charest and Sch umla, daily expected at Constaui.
nope. he Is travelling with his brother in law, the
| Duke Of SAKE Cobourg
The America Hungarian Koszta dehnitively EN-
bsraed on board Of American ship at Smyrna the
18th inst, bound for BMton have private cor
respondence Of the date in which the conduct Of
kosata Is condemned in the utmost eegree. Mr. Bro W.
Charge dAaires Of the United States had the greatest
trouble induce Koszta to embark for Boston,
that when the Hungarian knew that he forced to
leave for America he refused and thus placed Mr. Brown
in very awkward position. They were obliged
bark him BY force and they will put him ashore
at la. The behaviour of Koszta has been
dsspproved OF by all the refugees, who blame him for
having become citizen Of the United States and after