The New York herald., 1867-02-12
BY STEAMSHIP TO JANUARY 27.


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The Cunard mail steamship Ausiralasisn Captain
Cook which left Liverpool al noon on the 26th and
Queenstown on the 27th January arrived at this port
Yesterday morning bringing files special
pondence, containing details OF cable dispatches
The steamship Noravian arrived at st. Johns, N. f.,
on Sunday morning from Liverpool short Of COAL having
fearful weather She sailed at elven o'clock
Monday morning for Portland.
Paris was alarmed, the night OF the 25th OF Jan.
uary by report that the King Of Italy had been
snated The Emperor Napoleon to the Prefecture
ball, which going on the time, special message
contradictng the report
Mr.. Gladstone was In Paris IN roSs to London from
Italy, and the Political Economy Society OF France
seized the occasion tender him banquet II was to
take place the 26th Of January.
The Prussian royal patent incorporating Schleswig-
Holsten with the Prussan monarchy was promulgated
on the cath Of January at tho Castle Of Kie The
patent promises the population equal rights with the
other inhabitants Of Prussia tho preservation Of all
Objectionable Institutions peculiar to the country and
the OF the present officials from their posts
except for The proclamation which accompanies
the patent pays tribute to the proved consancy Of the
Schleswig Holseiners and declares that every effort
will be made to promote the prosperity OF the country
The Opinion Nationals Of Paris which had hitherto
refraned in somewhat marked from express
ing views relative the changes in the constitu
tion published January 20 long article, signed by NJ
Gufroult commenting the various measures OF re-
form proposed The series OF observations In question
presents this partcuarity that while all the carly por-
tion rather hostile TO the notifications proposed
and still more to the manner in which they have been
produced the latter part expatiaes without reserve in
praise OF the Emperor both his and his inten
tioas.
The Emperor Napcleon's reform letter suggests the
following reflections to the Turin Gasete:-
The constitutional reforms In France appear OF a
satisfy the most exacting and TO answer TO the
desires of the most ardent liberals OF nat nation
may be said that the constitution OF the empire has
made great step towards the tranquil plains OF the
broadest liberty. As TO Italians, we ought to rejoice
heartily the sight of the edce, erected and crowned
by the one and genuine ally whom Italy has had
settling down the solid foundations on which our
own constitutional liberties repose. These fotnda-
fions which the Tedcfonists DiH olu0w De poueress
shake.
We read in La France Of January 20
recent article in the Florence Gazette republished
by several Turin Journals asserted that Irench ennis
propaganda in favor Of the French government The
Ndsione says II is in position to declare in the most
dation.
Viscount Hood has transmitted for publication the
following letter which he has received from the En-
peror Napoleon
PALACE THE TUrLeRnxs. Jan. 20 1867.
SIR learn with regret by your letter that the tombs
OF the English officers killed at the battle Of Toulouse
are in dapdated condition Soldiers who fall in .
duty Of all to honor their memory shall have the
tombs repaired at my own expense. Receive, &C.
NAPOLEON
The London Morning Post Of the 26th makes the an
nouncementalluded to in our cable report-that the
long pending differences between Hungary and the
Court Of Vienna have been satisfactorily adjusted.
Miric hoah Had md
nomination OF its members is almost complete
The London Post OF the 25th Of January, speaking ol
Napcieon's more recent policy. sayS-T'e
These preparations and this change OF policy do not
prove that France c0ntempates war, but they clearly
demonstrate that in the opinion OF her ruler the
ngency or is possible, f not probable and that in
such event France must not be found In the same
unprepared state in which she stood last wear. In
word Napoleon I'LL does not believe that the treaty Of
Prague final, that the present std'i quo will
long continue undisturbed, and he has resolved that
further changes are to be effected they shall not bs
made without the consent OF France.
The Tribunal de Commerce Of the Seine, France. ha
registered decision in case somewhat similar TO tina
OF Glover Persigny tried years since London
in connection with Napoleons subsidizing Englisl
newspaper appears that in 1853 when all the French
journals were attacking Russia with reference to the
Polish question: NJ Tchitcherine gentleman attached
the Russian embassy in Paris took steps 70 subsidzt
the Nation, in order that 1t might put correct views
OF RussoPosh affairs before the Parisian public since
that tlme the Nation has to grief aud the creditors
Of the paper have taken advantage Of agreement
entered into by NJ TchtchsrIne him for porto
Of the debts Of the establishment which, il seems his
agreement bound him to sustain The Tribunal do Com
merce has decided against the Russian employe, not
whstandng the privileges OF embassy the ground
that he entered partnership in commercial spec
lation II is still possible that Ills privilege may
him from arrest; but II likely that the Russian
government will have to pay considerable sum in
excess OF what they already have dishuned.
When the Australasan left England all the overdue
steamers had reached England except the Bosphorus
from Philadelphia, and she spoken the Both jan
uary six hundred miles west OF Queenstown, short
coal