New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21

The political is again unmpOran-tha IS to say,
have open accounts of the action of France either
in the Turkish Sandman questions and no movement OF
importance home Some few persons yet decline to take
the oath of allegiance
NJ Montalembert has written sarcal letter on the
Corps Legsa with few sly cuts at the Senate and Empe
ror and thisesion circulated in manuscript has been quite
the event of the week Napoleon had been sick for day
He and his young wife lead quite an active life
driving about the city and paying and receiving visits
On Wednesday, 9TH the Bureaux of the Corps Legsatf
concluded their discussion the budget of 1854 and chose
their Commissioners. The figures are not yet made pubic
However the Emperor is reported to have informed the
Court of Accounts that the revenue continues to improve
in the ratio now he will soon be enabled to remit
nearly thirty millions of the land tax.
The earthquake the night OF the st INST was e not
only at avre and Caen but also at Falase St 10 Aencon
Rennes ST. Brieux and Nantes The shock lasted from SIX
TO ten seconds, but no damage is reported
The Municipal Council of l}res has voted 100000 francs
for the reception of the Emperor his journey into Brit
tany, and the Council of State has under consideration
DrOjt de oi to grant pension with arrears, amounting 10
$4,000 francs to the Princess dc la MoSko" willow oi
Marshal Ney.
present in the Galician Church. with immense expendi
ture of ammunition in the shape of pamphlets sermons,
speeches. attacks and retor The dispute as before men
toned arose respecting the comparative merits of the re
piOs and civil ceremonies in the Sacrament OF MaTmony
but has since spread to other subjects.
gang of swnders had been doing good business in
collecting subscriptions in the Departments for sword and
shield honor be presented to the Emperor The fel
lows were particularly successful among the Government
officials whom they threatened to expose to the Emperor
rbev did not subscribe literally The game is up,
and the police put on their trail
LEGAL proceedings to be taken in the Correctional
Police Court at Paris the 18th, against the parties re-
Gently charged with sending false to the Belgian jour
nails This affair known the affair of the Foreign Cor
RESPONDENTS had any importance notwithstanding
that il suited the objects of certain parties to give prom
nence in their letters to the English papers
letter from Dragugan mentions that the hills near that
town were covered with three feet deep ana that the
cold had been unusually intense go
Great excitement prevails throughout the manufacturing
cities of the North growing out OF the report generay
believed that the Government is about TO modify he duties
ON Cotton An association of the manufacturers OF kouen
lie Roubax and Mulhausen has been formed under the
nresdency of Henri Barber to oppose as far as they
can any change in the present Cotton tariff -
France accused by the foreign Press WITH we do not
know what truth of ukewarmness IN her renonsrances
with Austria in favor of Piedmont ,.p
Count de POntecOulant ex-senator ana Ieer Vi FRANCE
died recently in his ssth year go, >,
Accounts from Martinique and Guadalupe are TO I5h ut
Al that date the islands were healthy 49,
Preparatons continue for the insug OF Napoleon
tomb ON 5th May Nj. Thbault Bishop OF Montpelier one
of the most eminent orators OF the French Churc Select
ed to deliver the Grafton ~ $500. c,
News arrived in Paris Wednesday OF the escape from
be nrson at Bellse of the famous Banqu accompanied
nv smother prisoner whose name has not TRANSFERRED ban
oui was subsequently recaptured py soe peasants anu
given up to the authorizes - ,,. p.ot.. a.,
1%n Slaves of the Imperial Trans Atlantic Packet Com
~ came ont on the 9Th at So r 10 90 francs premium
Rran0er is not dead says the Stece but IN eAceneh'
health 1t is astonishing what variety OF stories W ccu
iate in Paris without a shadow OF foundation ,.
The u0nikenr denies that there Is any lneuon VI nou
fr;rg the conditions of civil marriage.
ne AsSemlee National and La MODE newspapers nave
received second warning.