New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
FRANCE
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PARIS, Thursday, hhch IL, lc-l1.
Aswe draw towards the 10th Of May, the date
supposed to be fixed for the Coronation, that
ceremony and the coming OF the Pope are more
and more talked Of 1t is the general impress
sion that Napoleon, whose determined purpose
il has always been to complete the series OF
ayuncular limitations by Papal Coronation at
EOtre Dame, has overcome all the dlihculues
placed in the way Of the passage OF lsholness
into France, both by the Northern fO"ers aud
the Italian Cardinals. From the conversion OF
the Pantheon and himself, down to the last
mass, he attended at the Chapel OF the Iulle-
rice. the Chief OF the State has abounded IN per
,onal batteries and government favOrs to the
Church. 1t is said that new and Important con-
SESSIONS are TO be made 70 it: most prominent
of these are the precedence TO be given here
after 10 the religious over the civil ceremony IN
marriages. and in granting to the Holy See an
effective Intervention in the appointment oil
Gallican Bishops, in which, at present, 1t exer-
cises only nominal concurrence. The Pope
will not come directly to Paris. One OF the
Imperial palaces, FOntainebleau or COmplegne,
will be allotted for his residence, where he will
receive the first homage OF his Majesty, who, In
spite of chronology, is become the eldest son OF
the Church. The coronation fetes VIII continue
for three DAYS, amid great outlay OF religious,
theatrical and pyrOtechnc ceremonies and en-
thusiasm- printed in the government journals
according TO the customary programme. Keep
ers of wine shops, restaurants and furnished
apartments, pickpockets, aud others who live
on the public are looking forward with interest
to the occasion and its attendant influx OF stran
gers. was told yesterday that orders for
engaging rooms for the second week in May,
we're already coming in from England and other
where's.
Meantime sight seers are to be gratihed next
Sunday, by an imperial review oi the troops
about 20 leave the Paris garrison. On the
second of April the city--not the people, but the
officers set over them by the Emperor-are TO
Give fete TO their Msjestes. The Emperor
and his wife ride out almost every day on tho
pnblic tbOrouQhfares; now to the Bots de Bou-
ioone now ON the Boulevard; one day TO visit
the horticultural exhibition Oh the Champs Ely
aces. which the Boston gardeners would turn up
their noses at another day, to visit their cou-
sin. the Duchess of Hamilton, and her bare
legged husband, whom the chaste Boston'ennes
would turn up their eyes at. The noble Duke
Aresses and undresses, like Barnum's fat-bOy, IN
n tartan kilt; his blue knees are much admired
in the cold weather by passing badduds: Napo'
leon has his object in view in these public pro-
menades, to take the air and to get up "a popu-
jnrity" as we say, for himself and wife. lie
only nttains the first. The statements that
regularly appear next day in the Court news
uaDers, of lively acclamations, &c, are false
hoods. There are always lockers on, but not
one Of them in fifty gives voice to an enthusiasm
that does not exist in any part OF Psris, IRON
the Faubourg st. German TO the Fauoourg
ST. Antoine, inclusive.
There is but one decree this week of trans
~. -
Atlantic interest; 1t ordains that UNIVERSAL
Exhibition shall opened ON the LIST OF May,
1855, in the Palace OF Industry, now In course
II construction on the Champs Elsees The
products of all nations will be received. The
auinouennial exhibition Of the agricultural and
manufactured products of France. which was
properly TO be opened in 1884, Is ADJOURNED 70
ISIS and 20 be united with the Worlds Fair OF
that date.
At the session of the Legislative Body, last
Monday, one OF the Government Commissioners
took occasion to remark that the subject oil
trans. Atlantic steamers was snil under cohad-
Grafton, and that it had been for several months
n matter of examination by Special Commit
fee He intimated that it was resolved TO es-
tabIsh a steam service between France and the
New World, but that the French port where
its administration should be located, was not
vet decided on. The statements of the CoHSli-
iut;essl. of which l sent YOU an sbridgement IN
a recent letter, seem then 70 have becn prems-
tare.
The police of Paris have interrupted no
morning maps of correspondents or other poht-
ically suspicious persons this week. Here and
there in the provinces daily arrests and seizures
are made and strict precautionary measures are
taken in regard TO the amHsStIed political OIL
Tenders who have been allowed 10 come home
from Algiers and other places OF exile L no
tice in a country paper the case Of NJ Brode
In is fair illustration of other similar ones OF
constant occurrence -Four menths ago he was
thrown into prison on charge OF having dis
tributed the protest Of the Count de Cham
bord-the same dat wsspubhshsd in the Mon
;t,ur. On the 10Th Of March the prosecuting
attorney writes that at has rsqNsst the court de-
clsres there is no ground for prosecution, and
bees NJ. Brode 70 accept the assurances OF his
bieb consideration. Four months OF punish
ment for the crime of being suspected, and &
lawyers high consideration by way OF tndem-
nifty
The scientific world has met with q severe
loss in the recent death of Ortils- the worid,re.
poxned lecturer on Chemistry st the Medical
schools of Pans. He died on Saturday morn
ing. from Inflammation of the Lungs, after Al
illness of a few days. A bnsf biographical notice
v;ll be ofmterest TO your medical and legal read
era Matthew Joseph Bccsventura Orila Wa;
ham At Mahon, in the island Of Mincrca' April
"a l7S7. His father, who was merchant
vlaeed him on board trading vessel 1t the ast
e fifteen years, but soon yielded 70 hi. rn e
inclination for other pursuits, ana sen. nun y I
stndy Medicine at Vslencia. m leoo' After ,oi
Ioviss with success the course OF studies a. ina
Univcrsity for short time, he sought tne su
~.,;sr MEANS of instruction afforded at barceio