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London, England, 1850-09-04 00:00:00

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t of the Interior, bat. by demo, dated
yorosortloy, has bona obargat with the administration
of that of Poblis lastruotiso, is tits shoosoo of oho
minister M. !grim . _ .

Theitesdeni It sippers bac !waved, in etsii-
plisses with INDS premise iseitations, to remain
three der is Ciseebeerg, Atom eserisisally
Amodio, to the ..fillserieg letter in
Genjeasi, he will ..Js a Sas tgeetnele, sad will
meet with a wallet veceptiest ,^?

It is sissy yak sididelhithaillifelllif Cherbourg ha. p,.
' seated meet nomlithag sesmaals asst proem TY/Man sow
at asshor la th• harbour eight soli of the line, three of
whit* an thres.deekers, threw frigates, and Ara &melees
areasters, a larger fleet than bp bees collueted bets smes
1786. I this morning paid a irNt tio the Veiny, Ortega her
140. het earryiss .sly 120 gyps, the Infest Alp /albs
Fres* sad West ever her hammy part from Um prop
to the makpit„ and a umi mlairably-urasged vessel
I serer saw. I ham bees en hoard masy ha-
gfish lisioefihstetochipe, bat for order and *Wi-
ner I easy say that the Ponta Wards
parry off the The batboy I. essmastly srawded
wile beats with Wes sad tiestes. both be_ kingbg
to the* tows rued vistas to the fleet, on bead of '
which they sty Misdeed with the greatest oortilalliy and
politeness:. It has bass remarked by some writer, speaking
of a mode city, that ha meld' not as the tows Ibr the
bosses; I may pined, the mrptoideli, gird say that yea
seam* ess the attests of Cliterbearg Millie people: Every.
omit sad Misr that anima Wage as acereskra to the
Dumber, and I sieskl resesammt al dm Parisians who may
migrate .writ this partroiLl
stlidesel coast duties the
mixt week t• leribeboOtp- MIS Wm, in the meat of
Tate their ban
_aegis op is open air.
CMerarpme • eppiiir tor perfeetlthye onientand
the impertufse of Mittel' • hay. *We the ma
shines, said ail obit Of the -President And the
fleet will 11s it reviler God-mead fa them. There have
Brady arrived sevad yachts hanging to the Royal Yacht
Club; same them an the Consumes, bitoegiag to the
Ilarellisif Rouyn/ham ; sad the Maude, the property of
Li. Snout . others an expected, and it is said that
h its ag meisdros will be off the harbour to Witness the
mastless Treperatioss cm the wet extensive Kale are
melds, to.do honour to ths sleet Mate 10th 2.1,1.; mid, lt
1 'm7,144E41 tram the soavenatieri at the felqrs ergots and is
the miffs, the Presideat of the Espiblie will sot have reason
to couple's of his remptiee. The peogramae of *l_ its is
azze,eklimeet ese, assisting of t rams se dealliag
le dos nOlutioas of es fleet, graad
atoll *ant hangsete, illutalaatloss. and various otthher
et atlas it. semeries Is mention sow, bat a dareription of
which I will tesward *se they mite oh

The Prisms Mathias Demidoffi the President's
cousin, will secompaay him to Cherboarg to attend
the ball to be given by that city. M. de Niewen-
hake, the director of the museums of the state, will
also be of the presidential party. The Czar has just
ordered Count Demidoff to increase the Princess Ma-
thihishe ellewancemhich already 'mutat° 200,000 k.
by ea einhasi sum of 300,000 h., which will make
Wein=2o,oooL a year.
government of Switzerland has ad-
'doomml a note to the French ablest is the subject of
the Make of St. Bernard, in answer to the note of
IL de LIAR* which demanded compensation for the
✓rty of which the convect of St. Bernard was
ePrilied by the cantonal government of the Valais in
1898. The Swiss note is accompanied by a request that
M. de Lahitte will put forward an official coutradic-
tie°, is the Meesiteser, of the statements contained in
the Awned des Debate on this subject. It is false,
mys the note, that the grand council suppreeed all
religious ocessunities. In the Valais alone, whose
arm is equal to one-fourth of a French department,
there still exist more convents than have been left
perhaps throughout throughout all France. Independently of the
of the Simplon and St. Bernard, there are in
this canton three oonvenb of monks and two of nuns.
It will be remembered that, previous to his depar-
ture on his provincial trip, the President of the
Republic, or rather his partisans in his name,
threatened to repeat the military banquets at the
Elyse, which created such great sensation. Daring
his absence attempts were made to get up a grand
military demonstration in the form of a banquet, to
homer his return, but either they did not succeed or
it wee deemed necessary to abandon them. For the
last two or three days, however, active exertions have
been rude in the different buracks to induce sub-
officers of the army and of the republican guard to
" adhere," es the phrase iso, to a grand banquet to be
given to the President on his arrival from Cnerbonrg.
Fearful that these culinary demonstrations may be
intended to cover some projected coup cretat, General ,
Changarnier, as commander-in-chief of the army of
Paris, has jest issued an order of the day, in which
he peremptorily forbids, ender paid of severe
mut, all subeffirsers to take part in any festivity of '
the kind. And, apprehensive that if a banquet of any
sort be got up, it may be made the pretext for dis-
order, he has directed that, in the event of any tumult
occurring, the troops shall remain in their quarters,
and resist any attack to the utmost. All this is very
humiliating to the President, and it proves the
hacknied tenth that things are in a strangely ricketty
state. It however, eat staotory in one respect—it
shows that r is not bitten with the Wily of
imperialism.
Public attention is just now pally occupied
by the proceedings of the es of the de-
partments on the grave Wont se revision of the
°aesthetics. By law these lseel pediment. have ne
' right whatever to occupy themselves with political
questions; but in grave oocJsaetsres they have
always assumed the privilege of expressing an opinion
therm°, and in the present position of affairs the
government was not Gaily disposed to tolerate a devia-
tion from the law, but even to excite it, in order to
test the general feeling of the country with respect to
Premium Bonaparte.
TM belief, or at least the hope, of the President and
his ministers was that the councils would en muse
demand a prolongation of his powers. Bat from the
accounts tapp to this moment have been received
from the ces.i , it appears that this belief
or hops is doomed to dieippointment. True it is that
the majority of the councils appear to have expressed
the wish to see the constitution revised ; but they
have does so with the important reserve that the
revision shall be effoted "ia the form and at the
period prescribed by the ematitution," which lanai-
velem to a eifestlen of the passed pretensions of the
Presideat, bomb* as the esestitetios not only for-
melkylerldishisge-sieslien,ant, in the present divided
Ole ofms ilehmilyiendime a revis importable,
by • hoist me alley is the Assembly to
emislat am* esie b obtained. The precise
umber et encash, bream which have voted in
this wery is not et gement known, as the government
organs, whist shme have aeons to the telegraphic
despatches, de not distilling& between the councils
whisk deemed the revision in mcordanee with the
ceastitation, seed those which demand it without re-
gard to that fundamental law. Next in number to
the souncila in favour of conslitieirmel revision, are
those which demand a revision per et that is,
without specifying in what sense. The Bonapartist.,
of coarse, claim all then as in favour of the Presi-
dent, bat the claim may seouredly be disputed. Some
reeeelle there are which formally demand the pro-
langstiss of the President's term of office; but they
ere very, wry few.
We may assume that as the councils have thus far
voted so they will @enthuse to vote. In that ease,
the President will have as greater reason to esegra-
Witte Massif en the peanut campaign than be had
en the result of his visit to the eastern provinces. It
woad, perhaps, be wrong to woolede on the strength
a: all tkie that. the majority of France ha become un-
seemly regnbhuul. but it Is abundantly plain that
it is mot imprielist.
In the eouseil-general of the Ears, the vexed clues-
don of a revision led to a striking scene. The re-
publican minority, headed by the venerable Dupont
=ere), presented a formal protest a
ea of the matter en the gronnrrht an
that it
was illegal, ieepporhuie, and neeonstitutional : Ille-
gal because it was not In the attributions of the wan-
oil-pural; inopportune, because it was presented

at a parladdletifp. that 444-1,14, otnetitution
iseeselitattantes, finainee the expression of a drain!
far • ravishes balajniE 007 to.the National Assembly,
gm °sly avian
_erlilirtidteridgri people." The protest
farther dud deldeldeit4.l' llinsfesf a retinal
weld heypetilonerillghl eammle• -a coop detat, luta
would Matti sad perturbation-4a' thi
s r Nat Ole Blake de Brest* resident piths
dtdlp4'ehlialld'lbait• &malt set rewire • protest
sgelietvmdinnision- net. ye* tamnieeoad, and le Is.
fend to accept ft. Thereupon old Bepam(drritaire)
and his fades* to den neneheir el 12, retired from the
'mama& Undauntedly' dna deeming:onion the Moja-
Intfonneeensal tha dineemissi aced ciareeidainirete
fora revision.

Today iatelligenseal lel yetis of sommusgeheral
has beet received. thew of the Beine.ss•Matee., the
Cher, the Aroma; the Hants Saome, eat the Lodes..
Of these thred, Limn the Amp"; and the Landes
demand only a coaatitatiocal revue= e She &inset-
, Marne demands a prompt revision. The Haute Hawse
prays. that the neelenty of the Assembly may_smosia
united, and proceed to the revision " mieciedimi to
the lime ad

—.Tiegeverearmi'Veenined.:touts sa' Ye
Mal dW essiemler et the submarine eleririe hating*
bet wine Damen sod Male was broken. • • .

Quart of Strasbourg has published a
has salary after two individuals unused of shaving
magpie* d against the life of Levis Nap leon.
Ma Usurers declaresitif Wooden of a►pealing to
this Hnly.Bee against the ensue with which it has
been visited by tam Asellislopal Paris is his pastoral
letter.

Kier Othe incoming to perridt to the President
dills Republic at Pads.
M. de Lamartine has arrived in Paris. .

On the Bourse to day there has been a rise of 15e.
in the Fives, bed of 800. is the Threes. In most
railways also there* an improvement.

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