The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18

what they do, and. II possible, to hear what they
say. This % curiosity, but not enthusiasm. As for
the Napoleonc shouts which are heard in the streets
they are uttered either by those who are attached to
the government, or by the sbvri OF the police who
are sent there on duty. The Imperial boating has
during the last week, been some what deranged by
the rough state Of the the shores OF the Chan
mel II is, indeed, astonishing that the Emperor
who does all that he wishes, has not or iered the
waves not to move, as did King Canute, Of England
Perhaps they would have obeyed better than they
did Canute-who can tell?
The city Of Deppe is so crowded that all the pro.
prietors Of private houses have abandoned their
dwellings, TO hire them, at enormous prices, to
strangers as lodgings A small closet, with bed
and chair in It, is paid for OF four or five dollars
day.
NJ. Pctri, the Project Of Police, and Marshal
st. Arnault, arrived at Dieppe on Monday last
and on Tuesday morning King Jerome and Prince
Napoleon Bonaparte entered the harbor of Dieppe
on board Of the steamer Queen Hortense, which
came from Havre within six hours. It is not yet
decided whether the Emperor will take the Empress
TO the Camp Of Hefant. The uncertainty of this
decision is owing TO the advice of the doctors who
assure him that the health of the Empress requires
more sea bathing than she has had already Then, if
necessary, the Emperor will leave his wife at Deppe
and will so to Helfant, Lille aud Boulogne, and come
back TO take her TO Paris.
The umor Of the Sacre of Louis Napoleon for
lie I'd Of December next is now on the taps, and
have seen in the hands Of the eweller of the crown
NJ. Lamounier, the model Of the imperial crown,
which, think, will be magnificent. The celebrated
diamond LIE Regent will be placed in the centre.
| The crown will be made with circlet Of eagle,
joined to each other by their wings.
The Camp Of Satory Is still existing, and is
monthly reinforced BY new regiments, which are
taking the place OF those who have been living
under the tents On Sunday last after the celebration
ofmass, the regiments OF infantry cavalry and artil
lcry gave 70 the numerous behoders representation
othe celebrated battle OF lsy which took place the
frontiers Of Algiers, and in which Marshal Bugeaud
WAS the conqueror. The officers sent by the nperor
OF Austria were present Unfortunately most
violent storm came on in the middle Of the sham
fight, and the whole plain Of 5atory was like lake
Of muddy water. in the middle Of which the French
army was making its evolutions. Marshal Aagnan
was at the head of the army.
The American frigate Cumberland arrived at
Marseilles on the 27th inst from Spezzia. She was
received " it'll q salute OF twentyone guns Prince
Acblle Murat (of Bordentown) aHd his lady arrived
on the 2sth, with the special desire to visit the off,
GERS Of the United States ship, among whom there
are some very particular friends Of theirs. grand
dinner was given by the cousin Of the Emperor to
tie Commodore captain, staff, and also the United
States Consul, Mr.. Hodge. On Monday last the
Commodore gave to Prince and Princess Murst, q
superb entertainment on board his figate.
! mentioned In one OF my last letters, that the
journal La Pafrss printed on the American press Of
after the hint which had been given to lis publisher
and proprietor, N. Delamarre, by the warning
which be received from the police. A gentleman
having called 70 see the notary Of N. to know
price Of La Patrie 500 900 francs, not forget
ing the lease Of the house in which the paper Is pub
lished, which has eighteen years to at rental
Of 10000 francs year. As matter OF course the
buyer retired In silence
The anniversary Of Louis Philippe's death was
celebrated in Paris on the 26th inst. in several
churches. Many friends and partisans OF the dor
who left Paris to 20 to Claremont and join their
grief to that Of the heirs Of that family. Queen
Amelia, widow Of the king, has left England to
spend the , winter in Spain The Prince and Pn.
able mother The Duchess Of Orleans Ia expect
cd by her relations at Eisenach, in company
with the Count Of Paris. The Duke d'Aumale
Nemours, he hes LEFT Vienna for Hungary. The In
teryiew OF this Prince with the Count Of Chambord,
which had been announced TO take place, was not
managed as desired by both parties, owing TO the
failure Of the negotiations which had been made with
much Stiffness. The egitimsts are mad against the
Orleanists and the latter against the former. No
one can tell who has been wrong.
Duchess OF Brabant have undertaken the tour Of the
kingdom, 10 company with King Leopold, the Count
Of Flanders, and Princess Charlotte. The last part
has been magnificent particularly the grand display
OF historical costumes which created the utmost SEN
sation and establishment among those who had left
Paris in parties Of pleasure. was told by an Amer
fcred the most magnificent sight he had ever beheld
Unfortunately the rain came down by torrents, and
spoiled the ceremony. Mr.. Edgar Poe, ! am told,
Is now in Belgium, and was at Brussels. No doubt
he a No 1f tIo
The wedding OF the Emperor OF Austria with the
Princess Of Bavaria, named Elizabeth, win be cele
brated next spring. The future Empress of Austria
is direct cousin Of her betrothed, and niece Of the
Nareschale Berthier, Princess OF Wagnm, who
died In Paris In lS49. Princess Elizabeth Is said
TO be very pretty, and to possess the most charm
ing temper.
Is is quite true that Mazznian conspiracy had
been prepared at Rome. 1t appears that the Sc
cret societies had pnrposcd taking the occasion
OF the fcte celebrated by the French army In honor
Of the Napoleon festival and to have given the
signal for the riot during the illumination OF the
10th ult. About forty OF the consprators had left
Genoa with English passports, aud had penetrated
into Rome 70 meet their accomp yes. Fortunately,
the authorities Of the Papal city had received all the
information, and early on the morning Of the 18th
ult the police captured all OF them.
The lawyer Petroni OF the leaders OF the reyo-
lutonary movement In ls4s aud ls&9, was found Sc
Laurnt Petroni was . TRENT Of Mazzni's; and,
having escaped from Rome, had been lost 10 the
eyes OF the police for several years. He Is coasid
cred as tie chief OF the poters All the manfestoes
and CORES ?ondence Of the plot have been found IN
his possession. All those who have been made
prisoners ancient friends of Mazzini The plot
was Denounced by man called Catenaci, who,
either for money, or taken BY sudden fright, sold
are over one hundred. Among the principal chiefs
may be named Petroni, Caseiano, Lepri "a grocery
| Prcu Ga lawyer) and Castellani "a merchant.)
Everything was ready; even the provisional govern
ment 10 govern the civ after the Success Of the
riot.
The Turkish question was again agitsted, few
days ago. owing to incerttnde In which the brokers
Of the Bourse were placed by the acceptaton By
Russa 81 the light changes made by the Sultan
OF Turkey, 10 the me, 20 emins OF the arrangements
| proposed by Austria, Prussia France and England
| BET all this was but tiihing mater, and ] an
authorized by good 10 say, that everything
| viii remain quiet II has been proposed az Vienna
by two AZ the diplomats OF the European courts, ~
| proclaim the Independence Of the DAnub.An PRO