The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-27
Our Paris Correspondence.


Aarria0e Of Prince Auras and Male De Wagram-
Tie Asrat Party in Naples-Supension Of the Assem-
tsy Noto~al for is Rsssian charlottesville % ne
Late Armand Bertin's Egects-ImporaM Surgical Dis
corery in the Use of CAoroform-farrla9e bes"een the
Son Of Reschid Paeaa and the Saan's Dau9hter-Taea-
tres, FASHIONS dc
Enclosed send fun and particular account of tae
penng of the Imperial Parliament at the Palace the
Tuileries The description detaL are given with
such fidelity that have little to add.
will Of course not fail to be observed that the
monal on this occasion was much more elaborate and
gorgeous than usual and that disposition was evidently
manifested to give additional dignity it, The entrance
to the Palace the grand staircase gterng with martial
uniforms the magnificent coup all Of the Sale Mares
chaux with the pumed heads of the ladies breaking like
streaks of light through the rich colors the varied
uniforms the beautiful and sylph like form Of the En-
press real dignity of the Emperor read the mpor
tam document in his handa presented teau such rs
those who witnessed it will not easily forget 1t is the
occasion which dgnifes the splendid pageant and
it is not easy to imagine impressive than that
which the silence of forty years about to be So
lemnly and premedatedy broken by of cannon
The minute which roaring from the Hotel of
the Invalds c it wero ominously on the ear as the
,emony proceeded
The speech of the Emperor has decidedly made favor
able impression disappointment was perhaps felt
that the adherence OF Austria not more exactly
assured. But the whole, the public mind has been
agreeaby stimulated Every now and them to be sure
you hear doubts as to the permanent good faith of Eng
land and then again hints that Austria forsooth ia the
proper foe for France.
In spite of the Emperor's evident desire to make his
speech on this occasion 1T in with his great mo-LE EN-
per- ces Ia pdrthe Cars reply to his famous letter
which, published at st. Petersburg has now found s
way INTO the Paris journals, makes shake their
heads. And there Frenchmen as well as Russians
who do not scrupe to that but for the interference
and busy meddling of certain instructed French dipo
matEts, the present political aspect might have been
eli" says the Emperor of Russia the Porte had
been left to ITSELF the differences which hold Europe
suspense would have been long since arranged. fatal
infuence came and thwared it. In provoking gratu
tous suspiconsn raising the fanaticism of the Turks
in misleading the to my intentions
real meaning OF my demands, it has caused the question
to assume such exaggerated proportions that has
The French government has given instructions to the
Mayor of Rouen and others, to take the
lunary enlistment for the campaign Of the East
The panBh refugees invited to form foreign legion
M A. Barrot, French Minister at Brussels signed in
that city, the 27th of February fresh treaty
with Belgium, which, ii ia presumed will greatly
strengthen the bonds Of amiy betwist France and that
country Each of the two parties to prohibit the tran
casmeres and tissues similar to those of French origin
be freed in Belgium from the supplementary duties
of and 6 per cent fixed by the royal decree Of the
9th August, 1858. The most favorable system Of
TRANSIT is acceded to Franco. The treaty which CON-
a Oh commerce, remain
in years except Emperor Napoleon
to himself the right of incre asng his tariff on
coal and cast iron In great national interest or
circumstances not to be controlled should impose the
obligations on him.
TIE Duke Of SAKE Gotha has arrived on visit to the
Emi eror and If he had been Prince Albert himself in
stead of his brother greater attention could scarcely
have been paid to him. Napoleons chief Aid de Camp
was sent to meet him. three of the imperial carriages
in attendance and squadron of ancers guarded
him TO the palace gates. He installed in
has apartments than the Emperor paid his respects and
retired, only to return with the IN
Tho Moniter says-Thc journey of the reigning Duke
of sane Coburg has under existing cha
racter Of opportuneDess which may readily be apprec-
ated His high position in Germany, the Importance Of
his relations and his alliances with the great majority
crowned heads, element OF confidence all who
in tie union of the States Of Western Europe certain
chances of shortening, if not of preventing, serious
events
The extreme cordially and the complete accord which
presided over the first interview and the relations which
and the Duke inspire favorable opinion Of the impress
sion which the residence of the Prince Coburg
will have in France and there is to believe that
he " Il carry the same with him into Germany
ih' oimaIty OF the grand banquet which was spread
of II c young Prince Murat and his fanGse, Mdle de
Wac. am, daughter Of the Prince de Wagram 1t
this day that the Emperor was to make known the
the heir of the former King of the Two Siciies
and the representatives of the houses of Wagram and
Murat seemed Throughout the day thoroughly happy
and Ct ntented with everything may presume that
Napoieons munfcence left nothing to be wished for.
II, impress presented the bride elect with what she
grac fully termed slight somenir but which turned
to be bracelet of most exquisite design and of priceless
and every day presents his inamoraa with bouquet OF
the most precious flowers; and the young ady-whose
Charms alike Of mind and person are indsPutable and
who may one day, (who knowsS) be Queen of Napless
already the happiest person in the world.
A;4rqos of Naples: Every account from that king
dom brings intelligence that the Murat party daily
liner, asing in numbers and holiness There to be
recitation that thousands of French troops
nands position would certainly not be envabe
M d Maupas, it is said is to return 10 Paris and de
La who recalled from Constantinope is to take
his lace Some persons have mischey ously remarked
tina H. de Larabete who opened the ball in the Eastern
ques ion, would be the better
Tie Assemble Ndticnale long suspected Russian
cresn has been just suspended for two months
count Of its International policy" Apart from the gag
grr ress principle which on your side the Atlantic will
not be much admired this proceeding at least evidences
the determination of the French government to stand
no nonsense that the sword is nearly out of the
The Pohte and Pays must be making rich harvest,
mention other journals in consequence of the
pending Journals caught up with such exceeding
avdy that without taking proper precautions has
sometimes difficulty in obtaining number
sale now taking place of the effects of NJ Armand
Bastcn late editor and proprietor OF the Journal des De-
bats They comprise china and articles of rertu of such
variety to be considered of the finest small collec
tons in Europe The Due dAumale is the principal pur
chaser
An important discovery in regard to chloroform by NJ
Deaharre has just produced lively sensation amongst
the faculty. This gentleman has invented of
casting jet Of choroform the part desired to be ope
rated which renders it nsenble to pain, while the
gene al system Is unaffected. At meeting of medical
men on lnurkuhy last, NJ Deabarfe operated On nine
persons, in each with less marked;
some having expressed sensation of the operation
whatever-others merely consciousness Of it, but with
put pain.
The Emperor went yesterday morning, in company with
Marshal St. AInaud-who, it seems will certainly have
command of the army Of the East-to end some
artillery practice at the fertilization Mount yaleren
Lore de Ros brotherin-law OF the English Ambassador
and Of the Tower of London accompanied him
Some experiments which Of most successful
character, tried solid masonry, twelve feet thick
and built ten years ago. The Emperor, who takes live
IL In preg Ia, wit he
eighed
il ace Napoleon with Generals Canrobert and Ragie
has az out for Constantinople SO there is evidently
sinol Of ''villsnous saltpeire.n
III, Marquis OF Castehaac, the French Ambassador at
St etersburg left that city the 25h of February,
and IN the same day marriage contract made be-
tween the Of Rcscbid Pacha the Minister at Constan
t,No d..