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

Albert to the ColOnelcy Of Grenadier Guards
f4,500 year, and the Duke Of Cambridge to the
1t is an undoubted fact that our government fully
expect foreign invasion, 80 don't be surprised at
anything you hear from yours, ever,
Our Paris Correspondence
PARp March 8, 1858.
Anniversary Of the Revolution Of lS48-Arrest Of Rpubt
can Leadvs-Rumors the Bourse and Temporary De-
preston Of the Fands-The Emperor and his Financial
Budget -Refusal Of Representatives to S,cear Allegiance
Summer Tour Of tie Emperor and Empress-ErscteaA ar
riual Of the Pope IN Ports DEGREES Respecting the P,yss-
Spanish and Italian Politics - Aa1sini and KossMt-
arrest Of English Sailors at Lghos-7Ae Issmretion in
AonteneDo-Ths Hon. Caleb Lyon in Paris, de-, de-
Whilst was closing my letter on Thursday last the
anniversary of the Revoutonof February a. 1s4s the
police invading the houses Of several of the repub
leaders, and arresng them under the pretext that
had plotted to make demonstration in honor othe
defunct Dame Republic and that they intended to form
into procession and parade the Bouevards to the
bronze Column of July Fortunatey-ort these would be
dangerous men-hey had plotted nothing of the kind
there not the least proof testimony against the
and they set free Friday morning. after having
spent twenty -four hours in prison.
On Friday last another sort apprehension was felt in
rendezvous
spectators. had been rumored in the morning that
the Emperor Of Austria Dead that the French army
had orders to invade the canton Of Tcno and that the
Montenegro people had been crushed to pieces by the
Turkish troops As the Bourse opened the funds
went down. and though It known before the end Of
the meeting that the above reported had
no foundation, the stocks remained at o sensible
depression. On Tuesday last the thing took
place. under the pretext that the Austrian
at Constantinople, Count Leningen had returned to
Trieste without satisfaction for the claims he had made
in favor of the Christian population of Bosnia, for the
cesson Of two ports in Dalmaa for the admission Of
Hungarans in the ranks Of the Turkish army and also
for certain commercial difficulties. All these rumors
proved false and the funds returnedI tn the point
month With few exceptions.
AT the Tuieries politics are dull and the Emperor
cupes his evenings either in going with the Empress to
different theatres in giving official receptions the
different mbers of the government and their wives who
are presented to him and to her by the Master Of
Ceremonies The Council of State, Court of Cessation,
and Tribunal of First Prosecution (prenere hsance)
visited by the imperia couple the 26th Feb
ruary There also concert at the Tucries Sun
day last and to night there will be soree i,in,e
which will be invited only those who considered
be on private terms Of intimacy with the imperial family
Several other meetings of the Council Of State have
taken place at the Tuileres at which Prince Napoleon
Bonarare and all the ministers of the empire pres
to the regulation Of the budget II appears that
Louis Napoleon has manifested his wish that the budget
presented
be balanced with the receipts no matter how the millions
have been spent Perhaps 1t will be rather difficult to OBJ
tain this result; but est auec cel des acconmodems
as Moliere rays, and no doubt oil will be right.
million taken from the dotation of the Emperor will
be distributed TO the members of his family In the fol-
lowing manner-1OO 600 francs to Prince of Canine:
loo GOO francs to Prince Pierre 100 600 francs
to Prince Antoine Bonaparte 100 600 francs Princess
Cameraa Bacclochi; 100 600 francs to Prince Lucen
Murat 10000 francs to the ladies belonging to tho Mu
rat family and rs coo francs to the daughters of Lucen
Bonarerte The remainder Of the million is distributed
TO other Princes Of the Bonaparte family unknown to
Ar other batch Of hundred and fifty persons, who
had been sentenced either to prison exile have
set free received permission to return to France by
decree signed on the 22d ult.
The sittpgs of the constituted bodies Of France
the Senate and the Ia gisative Assemby-are dull
possible The only important fact worth being mention
cd is the refusal Of Messrs de Merode and Boucher de
Their refusal has much G and EEn9sSs Been
Iumored that they would receive orders to leave Paris
The last aho had not yet ackno wedged the
EmFirc-B az-has sent credentials to the Marquis
Of sboa the Minister residing in Paris who presented
them Friday last in great gala and received with
much courtesy by the Emperor.
1t is umored thst Louis Napoleon and the Empress
Eugene will spend two months next summer at the Cas-
tie of PAM and also enter the rnees at Bagneres de BIZ
GORE Eayonne and Baritz. The Castle Of Pan is in
the hands Of the architects, who repairing it from
the cellars to the roof The Emperor who processes
great respect for the memory of his mother would be
glad TO again Luz, St Sanveur Cauteretz, Gavarnie
which were visited by Queen Hortense. The Empress
Eugenie Who before her arrage, in the habit Of
spending every summer at taux Bonnes, spoke Sunday
last TO the deputy of the Basse Alps who present
ed to her. and said to him few words, which had suf
fcent Specification about the decided project Of their
Majes,ies 10 visit the southeast Of France.
Nine Countess of Montijo met her way to
Spain the frontiersat Bay onne-by the Duchess
of Abe her daughter and they have both returned to Ma
drid
The National Guard which since tho coup d'eau, had
not been admitted to share with the army the guard of
Paris has resumed since the LIST instant ell the former
positions which occupied by its different batallions
The citizen militia do not seem to be much satisfied at
this reservation Of annoyances of all kinds
& snd s h p NspGon ms
architects masons and workmen of all kinds are en-
gagged night and day in painting, gliding and furnishing
the Palas 1t is said that the Pope will be received there
in May when he will come to Paris.
NJ. dc Iavalette has obtained his wish to be re-
placed at Cons,antnope by NJ. do Iacour, who was
himself ambassador of France at Vienna. NJ. de Ia
is replaced by M. dc Bourgueney. NJ de La
velete returns to Paris on account of his health which
there without endangeing his life. His LADY, whom saw
few days ago assured me that she had suffered herself
from the unhealthy climate of Consantinople.
Tie only correspondents who have lately been released
fr custody at Mazas, are Messrs. Tansl, Pages,
Dupont dc Lamenfes Hartman, Etienne villemcssant
and de st. Pierre. Messrs dc Rovgo virlnastrc and
Coeogan, still kept prisoners by the Imperial govern
men They accused of being leaders Of secret Gle
tics have relative of of these gentlemen,
fairs and could not tell when they would be released
The police endeavor force them to take the oaths Of ale
to do 1t.
warning was given on Tuesday last to the Prose- and
Attce hdttonde owing to the publication Of certain
articles which considered hostile to the govern
ment.
BY regulation of the police every Autographed cores
nondence will be- for the future subject to bail of fifty
thousand francs There in Paris about ten Offices of
correspondence which win be totally broken down by this
political decree
In Spain change of importance has taken place
in the ministry. Count 6e MeIasal, (Rafa de Aristg
ney), Lieutenant. General, who was Minister of the
Fomento gave in his resignation the ground that he
in bad health and replaced by Don Antonio Ben
avidis Minister Of the Interior
Narvaez, who ia now in Paris his way to Vienna,
had tried oil to be recalled but seeing the i'm
possibility Of realizing his wishes, he decided to submit
to his fate and he leaves to for his expected
exile.
In Italy the late nsurrection at Milan has caused tho
greatest sturor all the country II Is proved that
the revolutionary conspirators Of Italy advised by MAJ
zin, had resolved TO begin again the battle and though
they were betrayed to the Austrian powers they would
perhaps have succeeded If some Of them the leaders,
bad not been taken by panic fright These carbod
bad already written down the constitution Of the new
Italy and oil the regulations 70 be ecreed after their vic