The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

from ssi.g settled Many nsvspspe,s bad purpossd e
Louis Blame, Ledru Rollin, Pyat and others, but the
Tes comes out IN very eloquent article replying In
outrageous such thing would be for England. The adj
mirable article points out lso how n de Mettnich was
lucky to s.d asylum IN London when he was obliged to
ce ON the same question, which d also much remarked
upon.
A treaty Of commerce. which was much demanded by
the two countries, France and Tuscany has lust been
signed BY the plenipotentiares Of these nations.
Several English sailors have been arrested at Ieghorn
for having shouted in the streets Of the city, "Hurrah
for The captain and consul of Great Britain ha
ing claimed their men, were refused and the captain
wcus ~ 70 OBTAIN advice intending tot return to
Leghorn with man of-war, to have redress from the
Austrian authorities
Many have been set anoat about the situation
reports, dead the knife Of Ubency being poisoned
This Was not true Emperor Francis 10 still alive and
he is daily recovering His wound was not dangerous
and although his doctors ordered him 10 remain in hi,
room, and confined to his bed 1t only prevent him
from exposing himself to the cold weather II is true
that the wounds bed ESQ much that the Emperor for
few hours was nsensibe but this did not last long
bency who after his trial showed much repentance FOR
the Goth ut Though the murderer declared that he
had no accompices two men, against whom there were
many suspicons have been arrested One of them had
declared that he would kill the Archduke Albert All
the magnaes Of Hungary have sent address to mpe
Francis to protest against the crime committed by
Hungarian, and to congratulate him upon his escape
Nevertheless, the city Of Pesth Is still In state OF ag
tation which is considered dangerous The Austrian
troops are on the q r and many arrests have taken
place. Orders written by Kossuth with sympathetic link
have been seized by the police.
From Montenegro We learn that the insurrecon Is not
yet put down by the Turkish troops and Omer Bashaw s
received the intelligence that the Turkish government
has sent him special orders to stop the hostiltes It
the Sultan Add 81 Nedd that he woudIailow the Monte
negns to profess the Catholic religion undisturbed. We
have no details as yet.
his way to Egypt and the Holy Land Our countryman,
whose eccentric appearance and simple manners had At
siye that his title was not known to his oounrymen
abroad; and was glad TO see Galignanis Messenger, an
proved to those who knew not that Mr. Caleb Lyon
not only gentleman but also distinguished member
poleon and before leaving Paris the distinguished
men Of France. The American squadron in the Mediter-
expect Mr. Caleb Lyon At Marsees, and viii
take him to C0nstAntinople. He will return in June
next. B.H.R.
PARIS March 8, 1853.
Extraordinary Weather in Paris-SxoU Storm-Traia
Stopped ytae Full Of Snosu-Navgaon Of the Baltic Sea
Destroyed THE ke-Iense cold Addrid-Tco persons
Frozen to Deah-Wolve in France-Tne close Of the Car
nival-Great Soiree by the Prince Xurat-Tceasy-eig
Marriages arranged by the Emperor to be
taken Of all Persons procuring Passports Discovery Of the
Auderer Of the archbishop Of Paris-Fu Of an Aerolite
Extraordinary Baby, Chance for Ba,mum-An
american Aojurng the Protestant Fasth-Unce TOMS
Cabin Commercial Aspect Of France Theatrical Chit Chat
Never has such extraordinary weather been witnessed
in France. It SHOWS it halls it thunders it lghtnngs
and it blows and the only thing which unpleasant is
the cold which is for the last days. intense it
would be in New York during the coolest Of the
year. On Thursday evening last while it was showing
very heavily the horizon suddenly illuminated by
lightning, which, at regular intervals appeared five times
like fireworks followed by thunder powerful as
non shot. The same natural phenomenon Witnessed
during the night from three to halpast three. While
this was going on, the wind blew like lee shore.
during gale and the chmneys upset in
era places in Paris to the great damage of the household
ers, and also 10 the damage Of headsn which
were wounded by the falling Of bricks and stones.
On Friday, Saturday, and Sunday last, we had q mild
snow storm, but the melted quickly it touched
tho ground Yesterday had the weather raging
Paris during the morning after which the sun
shone out, and we enjoyed superb afternoon.
From the provinces have received intelligence that
the has covered the ground in places about
foot and half Deep On the railway between Paris and
Strasbourg, which is the way to Germany and the
most frequented by travellers the fell in such larg
quantities Friday and Saturday last that the train
were stopped at Bar and Commercy l, 200 workmen
either Of the civil military order taken to the
railway and employed to disengage the rails and sweep
the way but despite their efforts the railway was only
put into Monday last Tho passengers who left
Paris for Strasbourg saturday morning. and we're to
arrived in the evening at nine o'clock detained till
Monday, at ten O'clock along the roadsome spending
their nights in the wagons for want of 90
te ions they hsrs sleeping in the
provided them with two meals o day-breakfast and
In the Baltic Sea the cold is 70 intense that many ports
are bockaded by ice, and the navigation is totally inter
rupted.
In the South Of Europe in SPAIN the cold is also CON
siderable. Two persons and his wife, frozen
on the shores Of the Mancanariz river Mad-d and
the stage coaches stopped by the snow serIn al
Buidrago, near the Sierra Morena
At Nice-where, since 1919, snow had been seen
by the inhabitants and fashionable strangers whc spend
the water season in that city, renowned for its
cmate-snow fell in such abundance, Thursday and
Friday of last week. that the agrcuursts Of the place
are fearful about their orange and olive trees.
As matter Of course, wild animals who leave their
dens in the cold weather. have invaded roads and
da attacking the sheep and poultry of the farmer An
immense number OF wolves now making their excur
sons in the country and the government is daily paying
the premium of twenty francs Per head for any
huge animal she wolf, weighing two hundred pounds
was killed by gentleman OF acquaintance Sunday
last at Bondy Paris which Is to be stuffed anS
placed in the museum OF the Jardin des Plantes
The carnival resumng its funny for this day
and night only 1t being the nscrente termed here
otherwise the Half Lent Fortunately for those who are
DESTROYS Of making their appearance in fancy costume
to parade the streets of Paris the is bright and the
temperature Is dry Thus, everything leads to sup
pose that the last breathing Of the carnival will be very
amusing. Balls Of all sorts numerous; and have
here, laying before my table, sixteen invitations TO
go TO private public parties, which, sorry say
/ cannot attend TO-
On Friday the Prince and Princess Murat OF Borden
town, inaugurated their hotel Rue &c Rivo where
they have rendrc la creai6re in giving grand s0ee
which we're invited all the political and diplomatic
mats. Princes Nathde, Princess Cumarati Princess
Bacchochi all the Bonarartes, and many and ladies'
Of rank present. but among the Americans the emily
persons present Mr. Rves his family and the Score.
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