The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28
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cufed-Bu dqa Of 1st6-The History Of the CTimedn Er'
psdiiion BY Napoleon HI-War Clouds Abroad-A
STRIKE Of Workmen at Home-Politicdt Arrcsts-Ptoi
for xssasinating the Emperor on Good Friiay-Paris
Poissemen In Londom-Too Imperial Letters and Snuff
Bon for Matthias Thompson i1ho Is TO save heir impe
rial Majcsties from being Dro,cned in Crossing the
Chasnol.
You remember that the Aonitenr announced some tms
ago that the French Minister at Brussels had deposed
formal complaint against the publisher 10 that cy
pamphlet relative to the Crimean expedition me bs
sian Minister of Foreign Affairs replied on the TN Oh
Apri to the French Minister that according 70 the op
MON Of the General Of the Court OF Appeals
n Brussels II is impossible, by existing laws, to nsti
int that would the sole end svowed
>v the Imperial government Of France, that to say,
hat would secure the suppression Of the title of the
panphlet; tite says the Aoniteur which, under
he veil Of words aoroity enough devised for escaping
judicial censure, conceals brazen faced speculation
II offered food for scandal and chance of misleading
pubic opinion by leaving it to be supposed that q
French general officer, foreign journals have
npnuated his Hghness Prince Napoleon had share
in the publication Of the pamphlet If Dame Rumor
DOES not lie his Hghness has not shown as much rs-
actanee to father this pamphlet the "ofisal organ
has showa ingenuity this morning in covering the inef
Seetual attempt Of French to interfere
with the existing laws which, happily, still protect
the liberty OF the press in Belgium
This morniDgs Monite,r contained also frat install
ent OF the report Of Baron Paul de Rcnmont in the
name Of the Committee appointed to examine the Dill for
fixing the grand bulge. Of 1885, Important as the
agures of this report may prove they excite less atten-
ton at this moment than the phrases Of long arsle
nat filed six columns in the Nonur OF yesterday, such
IN tbe OF the interest In the foreign policy
Of the Emperor that in his domestc policy.
The article question Is the event OF the weak IL
sume8tbe history the Eastern expe diton Ia
cns the first devoted TO the military events ths aecold
10 the diplomatic negotiations which Herewith
necied The PreSse and the Pate of last night aod all
Paris journals Of this morning. reproduced
1t entire, without word Of comment
send you herewith a complete summary with trans
aton e the principal passages OF this remarkable docu
mus. n1 G% 20 aTa n. =
The Emperor Of the French Marshal Valiant toe Minis
ter Of War; have been positively assured read i for tae
first time like all the rest OF the world in the Aoneur
The only read the proofs Of La Guerrouiere's
neurological article the Car but he both wrote and
read the proofs of this. The Aoae, with its new full
Ietoai rhsophile GautsI, (whom it has npsed from
the Presse ITS leader writer ana proof reader
sAaracttr and its reduced price, to DEFY compstson
The EmDeJCrs last "eader'' is interpreted at the
Bourse Paris where it caused serious fall " ssrday
and win be abroad, in a warks sense Not word mas
been received from Wei since the coneren resumed
hs sessions on Monday This om!nous senas cannot be
construed wise than in according WITH that
u NapOIeOn's leader. Even the siege of Seoast0pol
must be abandoned, the will be only transferred to
less inauspclous theatre, and BY no mans ABRUPTLY
In spite Of the denial by the Journal des Dbas that
u
eouptermand to his la.t projected visit to Paris il ia
fact that he did receive such counterms nd; not 20
thousand and arst Journey. It was none the less a
eoantermand, for all that and is highly significant of
the strong bias Of Prassan policy in obedsoce to Rus
Drouyn de PHuy's 10 expec ed to return tbs 18th
instant, to Paris, but Gen Expectation does not
cipate his returning with olive branches in his hand
News from the Russian frontier up to the LIST OF April
shows encouragement on the part OF ths Russians
who regard the long and vigorous winter which has
against
mics and Divine favor for themselves. They
WINGED that ssbasopol will hold as loug chsn
Dsl Of provisions and mnnit is not cut OF from In
sYe Of the date OF this news may not tarn out an
News franz Constantinople, up to the Goth OF March,
gives details of the affair Of the 23d, ami mentions
that there is talk Of the issuing Of rman by the Sui
Ian, which will place ompletely equal terms the
Christian and the Turkish subjects OF the Ottoman
Iire. This advantage, at least may from the
A strike was made at Paris on Tuesday, by 80 600
voramen most Of them carriage makers oder the pre-
text Of requiring the hours OF labor to be reduced from
twelve hours to ten. The police not little dis
quisted by this strike, in which, they pec political
soss have been in a remarkably vgilant state of late
the hundreds of arrests at Paris and in thirty for
ihs persons arrested are mostly charged with being az
AAed to the secret society called the Mariaune,
would seem to have extended its manifestations through
sixty persons is said, were arrested last Friday in
TIE Boi de Boogne accused of BEING engaged in plot
discovered Cor fabrcated) by the police Tor asssssna
ting the Emperor during the promenade of Long
An unucky Friday for the coDspirators especially IT,
avsrred few of those recently arrested viii DO trans
ported Cayenne according TO the special decree which
makes them liable to that penalty.
number Of Paris policemen have besn sent to London,
for special service during the Imperial visit 20 Queen
Victoria It said that two apiece viii be allotted to
suTveilsncs, While the Imperial guests remain there
The Emperor and Empress Of the Preach will leave for
,s to On a psa M
familiar Of the Tuileries (who offered, II wished it. to
give the exact number Of new dresses that the En
haah had vnu6o fnr hA oQi0nl haVa hann
assured that Of their Imperial Mse,tes reminded
BY the indignation Of English Protesans against
what they had learned by personal observation
in Iondon-Qor this is by no means their arst
avoved yenera,ion Of the British for the saooi.b
and mindful Of their patronage of the Saobat.an
this time on sunday They wid my insormsat states
leave Paris Saturday, 90 to church at Boulogne
Sunday, and quit France for England only on Monday
Thus they will, according to the sabbataraas, have
less nesd than they otherwise might of the marvellous
NOUS benevolent and psrseverng Nath,n rhom pson
New YORK; has presented TO their grateful Majestes
And and "her husband Prince Albert Mr. Thompson
Aas received from the Imperial couple couple of letters
she letter dated the 7th of April and thanks him
for his gift them and humanity The
second 10 the letter N, composed OF thirty four dia
splendid gold snuff boxan agreeable postscript to the
6rst letter. FIGARO.
The Siege Of sebastopoi.
BURIAL OF TaE DEAD AT THE TRENCHEs-rHE
ALLIES SEND IN FLAG OF TRUCE ITS ACJsPr
ANCE AND WONDERFUL EFFEcrs SINGULAR AP.
YHABANCE OF THE BArTERIBs AND TRENCHES
DESCENT APPEARANCE OF THE RUSSIAN DEAD
MINGLrNG OF THE COMB ATLANTIS BADIN AGE OF TIE
RUSSIAN 0FFICERs-END OF THE TRUCE AND RE-
SUMPTION OF THE CANNONADE.
Correspondence Of the London Times.l
CAMP BEFORE SEBAsroPoL, March &c.
Early on Saturday morning flag Of truce s,nt in
by the allies 9th proposition TO tine Russians for
armstiee 70 bury the dead, which were lying in
bers-fve six Russians to every Frenchman and Fog
kahnan--in front of the Round Tower aud Mamelon,
and after delay, answer In the AFR native
peturned and arranged that two hours should be
granted for collecting and carrying away the dead
beth Sides The news spread through the camps, and
the which the Chasseurs dAfrque had got up Ia
excellent style much shorn Of their attractions by
IL opportunity afforded to of meeting enemies
In neutral ground