The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

PARIS, Monday, March 20, 1854.
The Newspaper Project of Louis Nopoeon-TAe Feeling
France Relative to tie WarThcatricai and Political
Gossip.
Some unpleasant have lately prevailed that in
the Council of Ministers plan existed for putting down.
both in Paris and in the departments all the journals
published, and substituting in their certain
official publications.
The late summary proceeding against the Assemble
Natonole may have originated them. At all events they
have drawn forth peremptory contradiction from the
semi-oficial authority of the Pdtrie.
II is said too that abatement has taken place in
The enthusiasm with which the loan was at first re-
cce whether attributable to the gradual depression Of
tie funds, which bid fair to fall below the figure fixed
for The purchasers by the the belief en-
tcltaned by those who could have made large invest
mcns that the abundant contributions Of smaller CAPT
tasts would compel the return Of theirs know not
But there appears TO be sudden and unooedfo pause
the excitement. The burcaux kept open on SUN
day. In order to afford every convenience and II is said
hat even this failed to draw the former press Of app
ants lew days, however, will establish the result of
his grand financial experiment !.
The various accounts which have lust reached u from
Constantnople via Marseies, of 10000 at Sebasto
pol OF 900 at ODESSA and Of 900 being on march
between Moscow and Odessa are generally looked upon
The vauban, the 2eth ut itself out Of cannon shot
was ape with SheyaeIs glass to count the vessels at
being three deskers and frgate Seven were moorcd
line across the entrance and without the line In the
narrowcst part Of the channel, a chain was drawn
At the approach Of the vauban this chain lowered
to allow the entrance Of corvette which had been cruz
ing in the ofiing, and Immediately drawn up after
her. Three line-of battle ships fitting in the
port The forts and all the batteries were manned all
ready for action The impression made that Sebas
topol was proof against any attack by sea.
search about to be made for eight sail Of the line
and some rigates which constitute the Russian fleet In
the Black Sea- and which supposed to be hidden up
in some Of the roadseads the coast of Circassia
In the Principalities private accounts inform that
for lack Of horses the Russians harness largo of
PEASANTS like cattle TO do the necessary labor who as
may be supposed are not particularly pleased with their
Office
In revenge the from ST. Petersburg is that among
private families great CONSERVATION prevails at the pos
sillc arrival OF cold Charley" the English Admiral
whose name seems to produce almost great panic
that Of cold Bony," in England, half century ago.
Though the he intends to pursue is OF course
secret, doubts FOR moment that II will be
thing consistent with his original and dare devil char
acter.
gentleman, lately from Portsmouth, informed that
little does the gallant Admiral for appearances
that the domestic reconciliation with his wife, which
delayed theeet six hours beyond its mc occurred or
rather perhaps terminated In the streets Of that town.