The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08
Our Paris Correspondence.
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PARIS, Fen. IL, 1893.
The Talk about tho Emper0's Coronation Proba-
bality ofthe Pope Performing the Csremony-7ne
Correspondence of the Brussels Papers Intercepted,
and the agents Arrestcd-RefnsaI of the Pope to
Sell Property to the King of Naples-Nc's Fimam-
cial Lar in Greece-Departure of tie U. s.
Fy,gats Cumberland from Genoa Tremendous
Fail Of Snov at Paris-Srring Weather in the
South-Sno,U at Algiers- Curious Phenomenon
at Paris-IVant Of ke-Arrangements Made
for Bringing it from Nor,cay-Succes.fM Er-
p1iments NTH the ElectrieLight- Museum
Of the Observation-Disclosures Of the Songs of the
Emprm's Mother-Arriral of Animals from
alexandria, Theatrical Intelligence.
There is much talk here about the sacrs Of the
Emperor, which, according to all reports is 10 take
place from the first to the fifth Of May next. The
day is not yet decided. Where will it take place.
This Is another unsettled question. Either at Notre
Dame or at Rheims, where the kings Of the Bourbon
family used to be c0Dsecrated Louis Napoleon
hesitates between the two places; but his secret
penchant Ii for Notro Dame, where his uncle was
crowned; and everything leads me TO believe that
there the ceremony will be made. II Is certain that
the Pope will como to France for that occasion. /
spoke, q few days ago, to the secretary OF the
Pope's Nuncio who knew, by the legation, what ne
gotations had already taken place between Paris and
Rome, and was able to assure me that Plus TX. had
given his consent to come to France. Thus we shall
see the Pope ere long. Will he ever return to
Rome, or will he stay at Avgnon? This Is the
question.
The journalists and correspondents arrested for
sending the true account Of French politics to the
independent press Of Europe are still with few ex
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teen still in prison, and though they now allow
ed to receive their relatives and friends in their cells
they are not aware of the crime Of which they are
accused. It is said that they will be exiled from
France, and forbidden to return.
Whit this extraordinary law suit and sequestra-
ton Of citizens is going on, other extraordinary
arrcsts have taken place In the neighborhood of the
Northern railway. must premise that the Iadepsn-
dence Beige, and the Emancipation, both excellent
ne wspapers Of Brussels, have organized here body
ofreporters, from whom they receive daily COM
pete report Of all that takes place in Paris and in
France in the political financial, and gossping line.
These gossrers belong to all parties, and the news
papers are well informed Of everything. As mat
ter Of course the French police desire often to have
things and facts unknown out Of France, and they
try by all means 10 prevent thus correspondence be-
ing received at Brussels On many occasions, those
letters have been opened at the post office, and sup
pressed But this becoming known, the editors of
the Independence and Emancipation had organized
a smuggling system, by which their letters were,
every evening entrusted to the Of the agents Of
the railroads, and delivered ~ them in Brussels The
police OF the Emperor having discovered this ar
rangemert have arrested all these agents. and they
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the post Office.
The Gazette de France hasreceiyed from the Min
lister Of Police, an oretiSsement for having publish
ed that search had been made in tho office Of M.
RothscL.d, and this was denied by the govern
ment. Several newspapers OF the provinces, by
which tie samc insigncant news had been repeated,
have also received the same threatening warning.
Tie cousin Of the Emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte,
who has been named Governor Of Algicrs, is ON tho
eve Of making tour in his new dominion, though
lie does not intend remaining there. 1t is well
known in Paris that the son Of Jerome Is living with
his cousin, on the stin terms OF pocness, and that