The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-26

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The manifesto of NJ. Ledru Rollin, as the candi-
date OF the Mountain, is announced for tomorrow
M. Louis Bonaparte will )t publish his manifesto
until after those Of his competitors.
The French Assembly have got through a task
which at one time threatened to be all but inter-
minable the constitution was finally passed on
Saturday, and Is TO be the occasion of what is
pompously termed " national solemnity." Paris
sions between parties of the Garde Mobile and the
workpeopc, and more are expected. The agita-
ton in connection with the forthcoming election
OF President has not increased TO any extent per-
ceptible III this country. AS far as Its character
can be ascertalned, the provincial curren appears
to run more in favor of GeReral CavaIgnac. The
return OF Prince LOUIS would be national Gala
nifty, The official organ of the government has
published very glowing account OF the improved
prospects of trade to be exactly reconcileable with
the general aspect of affairs.
The Paris papers OF Saturday publish circular from
NJ Dufaure, Minister of the Interior addressed to the
refccts the subject Of the forthcoming Presidential
election pointing out their duties in to the
same, and which has been viewed with considerable
oason my object to call on you TO reflect on lths
great political act which France Is about to accom-
plsb, and the attitude which you must take, in the
name Of the government, under the new orcumstan-
ces.n
In the National Assembly, ON Saturday last, after
several abortye attempts to introduce amendments,
IL completed the revision of the project Of the const
tuition, and voted its ensemble by majority Of 7S9
egsinst So. committee Of 10 then named to
which shall attend the formal proclamation Of the
sitution and which il to take place tomorrow Sun
day.
The committee appointed to regulate the ceremony
nave propotod the following programme:-A gigantic
altar Will be erected the middle Of the Place de la
Concoide The Archbishop OF Paris will ociste there,
Win the three bishops who in the
assembly, AFTER which Te Deum will be chrunted by
5tO ctrgymen and 900 professional singers All the
National AHembly will be convened there, as well as
deputatons from Gil the national guards of France
The poor Of Paris will receive eco 00Of and tn OF
the provinces $4,000 To cover the sxyenses of the
banquet only the representatives Of the people will
each give up four days salary amounting 10 100000
NJ Theirs has declared TO several Of his colleagues
that he has resolved not to accept the Office unger
Prince Louis Napoleon as President.
The Club of the Rue de Poiers, after discussion,
resolved not TO recommend any candidate for the Pre-
sidency to Its members The following the obscr.
Nstons Of NJ. Theirs this subject =
sPEECH on NJ THEIRS on THE PRESIDENCY.
an perfectly dsipterested in the question, having
refued the canddateshp TO the presidency Of the
public offered me 10y several departments am neither
candidate for the preside for the ministry
der the two presidents at present possible. know
neither General Cavsignac nor frince Louis Bona
parte. am not In hucnced with respect TO them by
any sentiment either Of Affection hatred; ouly
seek to discern in the future which will do good
harm 20 the country. General Cavagusc appears 70