The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-13
Our Pasis Correspondencs.

PARIS, FEB. -, 1851
Ia Anes J NJ kirs-Ec,iannen. in Pcris-EndeGrOrs 10
Screen Hin-Panic on the Bows-fynaacial Condaon
= 7urket-Aalian Politics, DC, dc.
The great excitement Of the week has the arrest
q the celebrated fnsacer Mires Some time back an
Ugly hitch occurred in his affairs and his books for
Few hours the hands OF the officers Of Justice. Hh
srpaw, Prince de Pognac, averted the storm at that
stme by seeking interview with the Emperor, and OBJ
ning from his Majesty order for the release Of the
books II subsequently, rumored about the city that
ree would not have escaped had he not been concerned
with high personages; and rumor even went far 70
ssA.e the Emperor himself had mixed In the specu
hs0rs Of Monsieur Mres Annoyed at these scandalous
REPORTS tie Emperor determined that stop should be
pot them and that the best method Of doing 70
vsn.iAte the business affairs Of Mres So at recent
council Of Ministers his Majesty asked NJ. Delangle,
ire Minister OF Justice, whether due attention was
being paid 10 the Mres AFFAIR. NJ. Delangle answered
sAA: enough wac already known 70 arrest that
Individual, but that he judged great care needed
- trsnEacting the proceedings, the consequences
wsuld entail ruin upon SO many. The Emperor
swered the shock not be avoided that public
morality must be satisfied In this view his Majesty was
warmly seconded by Count de Persigny. rumor Of
tbeh proceedings having to the Of NJ Mree he
wrote to the Emperor letter. the contents Of which
veyed that many Of his kaesty's nearest surrounders
Implicated win Mres, and that in case he was
ssAlt with hshy would expose all. The Emperor at
once upon receipt Of this epstle sent for Count de
Hcrny n BAut and one or two others, and the result
pohce to arrest M kree This was done the next day
(sunday), wAie the nnancier al dinner Again did
sw Sus II ysin Ms Ss,estvs snsrs rs s. q y,
him clear himself OF the charges made against him.
Great the CONSERVATION Monday when Il became
known thai Mtres was in prison. Rmors, startling, and
many Of them unfounded circulate but doabt
that many, very many personages OF great distinction,
sS.s ssayiSeS Sy The oceys Of he xvi We bssn
yaried by the sudden death Of NJ do Rchemont, COL
lctr Of taxes IN the city: He committed suicde It
she fact, ard In his disusy committed the fatal
ct Of taking his own life. Several arrests
Gsses sscresy II amos. mpcsbis 70 sae VINO arc
shose nov IN prison. All stocks having been under the
control have gone down iearfally, and you
way suppose the Turkish lean Is dead ioa viii bear In
nmd tit mentioned In my last that queer complcs-
ahsn Il No question dOvient would soon occur The
rusfsy YOU may readily comprehend what viii se
eukax 10 low for money! France and Russs viii no
dOubt answer the question ere ioag.
nsw amoet certainty. The conference Of the repre-.
senaves upon the Syrian question was put on until last
and met then 70 no y s Rs.s Aus
y.scn 10 you may easily understand thst France viii
=. recall her troops merely a. ths iustigaiion OF
a Nome has received instructions 70 provide additional
Isstsrs for 5000 troops IN supposed hero that the
Srmen harrison Of that city 10 W be reinforced n de
senHorts ho present Ambassador 20 be recalled,
sn told and ~ De iacour win proceed 70 Rone MIN.
nter PeripotenfiaIy. have just been informed that
foy consent 10 the prcongaton o. the occupation Of
nySA by the French has been received here from Es
o win the prov no attached that England may seud 70
Brsa an equal number Of troops.
The following details about the frss sitting q, TIE TIA
IN Parliament at Turin may be deemed nisrestng 10
ycI readers extract them from q letter.
ne pupisc should De observed, who Nj the "tri.
bnsesn--Ayge recesses like opera boxes which eorrsa
svd 70 our strangers and Speakers gslIeries-enioy
she privilege Of applauding Their fayorite speakers ana
seems manifested their opinion even Of the iowa
speech with little ceremony a. they would applaud or
condemn perfmmance on the stage. The writer savy
0nf The King, on his entrance, was received with a
raxnimy ard enthusiasm which had nothing Of oopyen
sssnalty etiquette about it. The cry was Yspd 1,
Nod II thrice repeated, with ever appear