The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03

letter nom Paris dated csnoay evening, she
18th ult :. says
The empire being accomplished, the nsw Enpe-
ror cuy iu Ut aled IL tho fGleres ano As title Gnal
~ resolved upon, peopls here arS beginning 70 look
rather impstieEtly for the next act OF tae drama.
TIE corenstioD Is the next tabteap In the imperial
eDfchs, ard, as something very splendid d an.ici
pa:ed, the verify people Of bis Imperial hsjestys
soe5 city 81 Paris are eager 10 keow what me epe
sa features of the spectacle a.. likely 20 he. Abcye
all, are they to be graceG by the presence among
them Of real live Pope. or are they nj. This
6pestOD is row discussed in every circle from tho
Highest to the lOsest-partly, perbaps, because
there is nothing else to talk about-and various are
the opinions expressed At present. however
believe the party most uterested-I mean the Pope
himself-hsrdly knows whether the anticipated vsi.
will OF will not take place There are No many con-
sideIations, political spiritual, and otherwise, in
volved in the question, and the decision be
pecessarily governed by circumstances, that thuk
nothing eehnite will be deteroined upon until with
in very short time before the imperial coronation.
Judging from the present position OF affairs. the
deep obligation, the Ponsitf is under to the Emps
ror for psst services. and the present mainte
Of the temporal power of the Holy See by French
bsyopsts. and the hopes that may be entertained
for the future, it is moro than probable according
to . cautious estimation Of facts, that Pias TX.
will 40 for Napoleon III. what Plus VII. did for
o. the 18th and 18th ult. the Emperor rode out
unattended by any escort or attendants, except .
cosple Of aides.ds camp. In the evening he was
press mt ut the opening Of the new circus on the
Boslevard Beaumarchais He was accompanied by
Prince jerome and his son Prince Napoleon Bona
parte. A largo number of places were reserved for
ministers officers Of state, and the army, including
private soldiers But there Was good spfinkling
Of bl0uses, and as many az 5000 persons are said
to have been present Between the acts Of the
equestrian eLertarme an occasional cansata,
tiIied !" Disu nous Ia rsldu,' was sung by Lau.
ront, Of the Theatre Lyiique. Each verse was ap-
plauded. and was followed by cries of e'Vive lEm-
perenr." Louis Napoleon throughout the onter-
TAI ant tna ain frr Hal afta Al
quarter past eleyen, followed by King Jerome and
the Prince his con- and returned TO the Tuieries by
the BOulevards. He was preceded by few cuirAs.
siers. He Asfrequently cheered with cries Of "vve
PEmpsreur % by the crowds on the pavements, who
were rather numerous, as it was the first night Of
the masked balls of the season 1T the Grand Opera
In the Rue Iepelletier. The rage for theatrieA
Workmanship is now greater than was ever known.
There four principal circuses IN Paris-the Hip
podrOne, Franc0ni's, in the Champs Ely sees, the
inmenEe circus opened last night and another near
the Lyons railway station
The draft of the NeNatus- cOsssuttun on the civil
HIST has been adopted by the Senate in the Same
form in which it WAS presented, and without any
modifcat ton 1t does not appear that any question
has arisen relative to the dotAtion Of tho future
Impress The commission seemed TO be Of opinion
that it better to it until after the mar
Iage Of the Emperor and then it will be sufficient
time to decide on what should be the amount other
Aajesty's special allowance.
Tho MOniteur, In giving an account Of the French
Ambassadors visit the Queen, IT Osborne, states
that in apswer TO the sentiments expressed by the
ARbauador on tho part Of the Emperor, her Majesty
gave the most friendly assurances, and wished pros
perity ~ the Emperor and the empire. The
Counters Walswski had Afterwards the honor, Is
Ambasadress, to be received ct private audience.
The next day the royal yacht brought back tho
Ar sasssdor 60 Southampton, commanded by Cap
tain Clispin, who habituslly only commands the
yacht when her Majesty herself 10 on board, and
who IN this occasion received special orders to
sumo the command, and to act precisely - if her
Majesty had been present.
The Fdtrie assures Us that throughout the conn
try, since the proclamation of the empire, great
pe.ns has been given to business There is q
perfect feeling Of confidence transactions are very
The same journal announces the appointment Of
Captain Dupony to the steam ship of.war Napoleon
Whether his Majesty is affected by the profound
consideration for the limbs and vss Of his subjects
a. alleged, or whether having served its turn the
afsbihty with which, while yet simple President,
no personally and directly received all petitions,
oven from the very humblest, cannot pretend to
say bot TO say the least the folio wing notice. issued
yesterday by the Project Of Police, is very sigaih-
Each day when the Emperor rides out in q carriage
Or ON horseback some persons expose to dam
and Shioh p.tios i i seosssry to ar.vsns The
number Of these petitions Is considerable
that the Emperor obliged TO send them to bis private
secretary Tor examination Taoee persons who wish to
address petitions to his Imperial Msjesty therefore,
aprsed that the house pertes Of tine Tueries have
Y
them mmedistely to the secretary. Heneeor ward no
petition be presented to the Emperor whether on
horseback or in bis carriage.
The Aonaesr Publishes the following explains
tons relative to toe lSte commercial
concluded between the Fronoh and Belgian govern
ments -
The Cabinet Of Brussels In proof Of its anicabs dis
Its Focitude for the developemen Of the
mercA interests Of the two countries proposed
French government on the hand TO extend the p.rod
for the ratification the tresy aaa on the other hand
revive tine trssty Of the 18th December 1876 until
The conclusion OF denitive arrangement This proposal
which permits the Of the ga of Augut
rnbstsk 10 full and which OF the time replaces the
commercial arrangements both sides under the guar
srtee of conventional regime already experienced 9th
bis imperial majesty with the alscsity With which the
desire to strerS then the bonds OF good harmony which
optked 1T Brussels those bases terminated the 9th
iusr in tie signing Of convention which to be carried
into execution on the 18th January n-xt Art l. The
exchar u the Publications Of the arrangements OF the
I'D Auguft Is jour ned until ths conclusion def
mite commercial treaty tor which negotiation about to
treaty Of the I2th Dscen sr 1915 Il rsspecs,vey re
vved until the period Article reduces the waste
allowed on reck salt Of Frsnch origin from u to per
cent bat 1t ecsres that the production Of
lar certificates ateng that such salt hiss not undergone
sny process Of resisg In France. is sufficient to eute
to such reduction Ihe fourth and Inst article fixes the
TIE 3lst Decsn be- for the exchange Of the raaoao
The N0natsr publishes decree comforting tas
decoration Of Officer Of the Legion Of Honor on NJ.
Parieu, President OF the Section Of the Council OF
STATE The ssAe eff giai journal announces the pre-
senatior Of his oredestisls by the Marquis de Vils
Earina, Sandman Minister. Ii is stated that the
Spanish Ambassador in Paris has received his
letters from Madrid, sooreditng him 10 the Inpor-
ial Court
The Cassd Gazette, under date Of Dresden, Dec.
4, rays
We learn from positive that Prince Albert Of
Saxony vent 70 Prsgne the ID fs bis bstr,hai with
the Princess Csrola Wasa. This paragraph has saused
surprise Paris and has rather seY to gtLsn
the fuCcr which was current On "Wednesday Of natn-
Iaouial alliance with Naples.
The Meuuexr publishes the following telegrapaic
derpAtoh. dated ronon, ut two o'clock, tho l0th Of
December, le52:
ERADouARrxss AT MrDyIH
Dec 9th, at 10 e'olsck
The town q Lashout ras taken By assault tbs day
before yesterday The tocps mounted tho breach with
sp irresistible mpetuosity amid cries OF "Vys lRmps-
Tcurn The attack need this morning. and at Ed
day the eagle OF the "a Lssave spread bis wings the
Ceshah o. toe town You vii recsve by the mail Of the
sh the details CT kis bilant deed Of arms Is hsnor-