The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-17

California had tended 10 detr1nlenC OF the
and -four has still to be imported for the use OF the
settlers.
Admiral Bruce the British commander on the
African coast, has decided to send an exploring
petition to Abbea Coutah, and other places in
The interior Of the continent.
France.
The Emperor returned from Compegne to Paris
the 2Sth. He was respectfully received, but no en-
thusiasm Of any kind was manifested. Various alb
surd rumors had been in circulation during his so
journ at Compegne to the effect that an attempt had
been made on his life-that he had been killed by
fall from his horse-that his hand was shattered by
the bursting of fowling piece-all of which tales
were unfOunded.
The principal piece Of gossip this week is that the
Emperor is much annoyed at the delay, by the re-
representatives. of Russia Austria and Prussia, to re-
cognise him as sovereign. Rumor says that he in
ssts on being addressed by the crowned heads Of
Europe as brother" and will not consent to be
styled Napoleon, only, but Napoleon , the Third"
England is said to have accorded this civilty.
The Senate is conyOkCd for l4th February, and
the Corps Legisatif for 18th.
The Paris Moniteur publishes the following de-
Napoleon by the grace Of God and the national WILL
Emperor Of the French
To all present and TO come greeting =
We have sanctioned and do hereby promugate, what
sESATus coNsuITuM.
Explaining and modifying the Constitution Of January H.
Art l. The Emperor has the right to grant pardons and
Art 2 The Emperor presides, when he thinks proper
over the Senate and the Council Of State
Art, Treaties Of commerce made in virtue Of article
Of the Constitution have the force Of law for the mod
fcaons OF the tariff therein stipulated:
Art All works Of public utility and more especially
those designated by article 10 of the law of the 2st Of
April 1892 and article of the law of the Sd of May
lS4l and all enterprises of general interest ordered
and authorised by DEGREES Of the Emperor Those de-
issued in the forms prescribed by the regula
tons of the public administration Nevertheless If these
works have for condition engagements money from
rJa1
ments ratified by law before the works commenced.
When the matter relates to works executed for the State
and which not OF nature to become the object OF
concessions, the credits may be opened in case Of
gency according TO the forms prescribed for extraord
! latye body at its next session
Art s. The dispositions of the organic decree Of the
ed OF March, 1852 may be modified by DEGREES of the
| Emperor.
| Art. 6. The members Of the imperial family called
eventually to the succession and their descendants,
French princes The oldest son Of the Emperor takes the
| title of Prince Imperial
Art l. The French princes are members of the Senate
aud of the Council of State when they shall have attained
| consent Of the Emperor.
Art. s. The acts Of the eta Girl of the imperial family
received by the Minister OF State and transmitted
an order Of the Emperor to the Senate which orders
their inscription on the registers and their deposit in the
archives.
Art The dotaton of the crown and the civil list of
the Emperor are regulated BY special satus consuln
Art TO- The number OF Senator's nominated directly
by the Emperor cannot exceed l50
Art IL. An annual dotaon for life of so 000f. is APP
proprated 10 the dignity Of Senator.
Art H. The budget of expenses is presented to the
Legislative Corps with its administrative subdivisions
by chapters and by articles. 1t is voted by ministries
each ministry regulated by decree Of the Emperor
nounced in Council Of State Special pronounced
in the same FORM authorize transfers from chap.
ter to another. The disposition is applicable to the
budget of the year 1853.
Art Is. The compile readu ordere by article 40 of the
Constitution is submitted, before its publication, to
commission composed Of the President of the Legislative
Corps and of the Presidents Of each bureau In of
equal division Of opinions the President Of the Legs
atiye Corps shall have the casting vote. The process rbaI
OF the sitting read to the Assembly records merely the
operations and the votes Of the Legislative Corps
Art H. The deputies to the Legislative Corps receive
idemny, which is fixed at . 5OOf per month, during
the continuance OF each ordinary and extraordinary
Art. u.s. The general officers placed on the reserve
may be members of the legislative body. They are 10
be considered as having given in their resignation,
with article Of the law of August 4 1888.
Constitution is in the following terms-"1 swear
obedience to the and fidelity to the Emperor
Art is. Articles 2, O. IL, Is, Is, IL, 49, 10, % and
81 Of the Constitution of the 14th Of January 1852
Given the Palace of the Senate this 2d of December
1852. MESNARD, President
BARON DE LACROSSE, CAhBAoEREs, Secretaries
Examined and sealed With the seal Of the Senate
BARON T. DE LACROSSE.
We order that these presents invested with the seal of
the Senate and inserted in the Bulletin des Lois shall be
addressed the courts tribunals administrative au
thorites that they may nscribe them their registers
duly observing the same and causing them to be observed
and Secretary of State for the Department Of Justice
is charged to look to their publication.
Given at the Palace of compegne, this 25th Of Decem
misunderstanding T6UID, Minister Of state
Examined and sealed with the great seal,
ABBATUCCI, Minister Of Justice.
Among the multitude of companies now ia pro-
of establishment on the Paris Bourse is large
trading concern, to be brought out with the view Of
consigning French produce to foreign markets.
Tha Ernr hac natf IN ncttti
the royal residences among his family. The Paais
Royal, which belonged to Louis Philippe, is to be
given to ex-kng Jerome; the Elysce, formerly in
habited by Murat King Of NapIes is to be the resi-
dence Of Prince Murat his son: the Grand Duchesse
Stephanie, OF Baden, is TO have apartments at the
Elysee; and the Princess Mathide will occupy the
Pavilion de Marsan, in the Tuileres, formerly the
chambers OF the Duchess of Orleans. Besides this
Prince Napoleon, JerOmes son, is to have 800 900
francs per annum, and the Princess Mathde, 200 900
francs
There are so many rumors respecting the En-
perors matrimonial views that it is hardly worth
while to notice them. The latest is that the Duchess
Stephane and Prince Murat are now on mission
to Dusseldorf, to solicit for Napoleon ILL., the hand
of the Princess Stephanie Frederick Wilhelaine
Antoinette de Hohenzollern, a young lady in her
18th year, and nearly related to the hlurat family
1t has been signifed to Lord Cowley, the British
Minister at Paris that in future the Emperor will re-
ceive no Engishman unless he has been previously
presented at the court OF his own sovereign. This
is a revival of the old etiquette
The Presse says that NJ. Genler, professor Of ma
thematics, and one OF the rmest and at the same
time, most moderate Of republicans, has received
orders to quit France.
The latest Partisan folly is powdering the hair
with gold dust and filings Of silversilver for blondes
and gold for brunettes. Ndle. de Montigro, the
Emperors reputed cheye annie, introduced the prac-
tice.
An imperial decree, dated from Compiegne, Dec.
"a, orders all tunctionares belonging to- or depen-
dent on, the Department of Instruction and Wor-
ship, TO go into uniform, and gives minute directions
for the cut OF their coats.
an individual who has been buying as bullion, at q
price above their value, certain coinage OF fve two
and franc pieces. The police have put him into
prison until he explains the object of singular
speculation.
A telegaphic despatch, per Baltic, mentioned
the acquittal of Mr.. Bower, for the assassination
in October last Of Mr.. Morton, his fellow-cor-
respondent Of the London press. The papers bring