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

me TO have undecided policy, which may lssn, In
one and for this motive preserve, with respect to
him, distrust, not Of him personally but Of his opin
ions. No doubt General Csvsignsc Is worth more
than the governments which preceded him since the
oath Of February but he Is not such maj as could
be desired to make decisive effort In his favor. At
Louis Bonsparte. To check ii effort would have
70 be made which would be without came, for have
not sufficient confidence in Cen Cavae mac to devote
ourselves TO his candidateshp. Would IL, therefore,
be right propose third candidate to be prese nted
the country in the Of the Club Of the Rue dc
Poitiers, l do not think 1t. l think that at this
moment third candidate would place the mode
rate party In awkward position, rs he could only
obtain the support Of portion Of the moderate party
the other portion being inevitably certain to support
Prince Louis Bonaparte. Two things would therefore
result first the moderate party would cause its mum
portion Of the votes which naturally belong to III
secondly he division Of SURFACES preventing any OF
the candidates from having the absolute majority the
to the National Assembly, which would undoubtedly
nominate Gen. Cavaignsc Consequently, in propos-
ing third candidate in the name Of the mo-
derate party, it is the nomination Of Gen Cavaig-
which would be secured. We must know what
do, and say to ourselves that this is the result at
of Gen Cavaignac which is desired, should say 1t
frankly openly, and labor for It earnestly We might
derive advantageous results to the country from
that omination by treating in advance with Gen Ca
vsgnac, by requiring from him programme relative to
certain laws TO withdraw or present certain nomins
tions, to make revoke In that might in de-
carpg him his success him arrive by
a victory and defeat Of the moderate party Thus
then let there be candidateshp In the Of the
modsrates for that would be the election Of General
Cavaignsc by the Assembly, and without conditions
1t would moreover, be the division of the moderate
of the votes and which would part to be given
to the candidate whom he might Names part 70 the
Prince Louis. For these motives believe that we
must leave the country to follow its and not
present it q candidate on our account.
1t rumored in Paris Saturday last that NJ
Lucien Murat cousin of the Bonapartes, intended to
70 fhn Aoca Tn Ind AYQ
Csvaignac from the Presidency, the ground that his
canddateehip would be at variance with the spirit Of
that article of the constitution which disqualifes
president from mme date election, Gen. Cavsignso
being regarded as virtual president at present.
The project to issue 400 millions Of paper money to
be receivable by the government in payment Of the
taxee customs etc.. rejected on Saturday BY the
committee of finance
1t is reported that Prince Louis Is preparing mani
pose Of still eectusly conciliating their support
It Is said that in this declaration he win
diecaim all preteneions imperial restoration, and
will make clear and explicit declaration Of republic
canism.
morning of decree for proroguing the Assembly from
the 18th inst to the sth December but 1t was rejected
by the Assembly.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs in reply TO some questions
put to him. read sort Of manifesto the present
POSITION Of e counry With relation to
states has since February been better than at
present. That France had contributed to the pacific
duced Russia to give separate administration to the
grand duchy Of Posen that she had the best relations
cratic forms that she had brought the war In Sicily to
termination that her mediation had been accepted
in Upper Itsly where difficulties had only arisen as
to place Of the conferences but that serious dis
sent had arsen that the negotiations were interrupted
by the instruction at Vienna but that they could be
resumed and that the best result might be expected
During the week there has been full tide of Imam
cal cries in Paris produced by the present political
situation Of France From day to day the funds have
moment 5s Th1ses dseppss to only
covered 10 confines ct closing The Elves fell to 65
80 and recovered 81 only rs csntimes closing At s. IS
fallen SO francs closing at $50 On Tuesday another
fall took place Of so on the Threes and 10 on the
Bark shares have fallen so francs below the previous
days quotations, closing to- day at 230. The rumor
was revived that the banking concern Of NM Roths-
child Brothers had resolved to lquidate. This
solution has, said, been fastened IN consequence
Of the recent events at yenua 1t well known that
strained its operations to be able to wind up
any moment.
The Five per Cents opened at esf subsequ fell
to 6N. 60c but closed ultimately at 64f 75c This
Improvement Is attributed by some to understand
ing that General Cavaignac has had an explanation
with the club Of the Rue de Pstiers in the Of
which he declared he still republican, but that
he was resolved to carry on the republic lupon mo-
The Eonifeur publishes an article on the commercial
and manufacturing situation Of France, in which 1t
endeavors prove that France IL the effects
of the revolution Of February In Psris the improve
ment was particularly visible in the bran ches
and In the new impulse given to the conveyance Of
disc, which had assumed Of late considerable
developement That amelioration likewise extended to
the entire Of France and particularly to the great
commercial and manufacturing centres In the west
the fairs long deserted had regainel their former
activity At Nantes, Cholet, Rennes and st Malo,
the works had recommended, but the resumption was
still more general and marked in Normandy, End the
northern department. At Flers, Elb@uf hnuv.is
Roubaix and Avesnes the manufactures hs1 been
opened In Asace although the price of cotton goods
At large orders had been received from England
and the United States the price of silk had again
reached that O. lest year, and three ourihs
Etienne, Grenoble and Vienna, the workmen
long deiuded by their ringlesders: had at last
returned to their usual avocations. The south had
contributed although In q smaller proportion to that
general return towards confidence and prosperity.
The fairs Of Aubenas, Privas, and Rodez, had been
numerously attended. Bordeaux crowded with
foreign travellers sales had become active prices
maintained themselves and orders for wine daily
nd. ,h from lu,egn sa e.. i acc"rase re.usn
tic documents affords the most convincing proof that
everywhere trade and industry are revvins The
IRENE productveness Of the year contributes to aay
the crisis the low price of and wine has restored
to the suffering classes degree Of comfort Of which
they had long been deprived and everything an
than was at first expected
The club Of representatives sitting at the National
ny or nsP t
Republic The majority, composed Of forty.two MEM
bers next declared that Gen Cavaignac possessed
their eympsthies. One member delivered speech In
favor of NJ. Lamartine, and twenty. members alb
stained from giving any opinion. MN. GARNER Pa
gee, Duclerc, and Woowsh spoke against the propo-
sition for choosing candidate In conclusion, the
cu resolved that ding its symps for
particular candidate, the members would afford their
firm support to any President elected by universal
suffrage.
The French journals taken up with the election
for the Presidency Little alteration had occurred
the prospects Of the candidates; but If any change
could be noticed Is said to be favorable neral
Cavagnac, whoee friends were manifesting amount
of eectoneering skill for which they had received
credit. For example-the resolve of Government to
discharge instantly all the soldiers whose term Of
vice will end with the 31st Of next month IL deemed
adroit mode by which to the DEPARTING nts
through the aid Of 10000 $4,000 men, to whom It
was natural to suppose General Cavsignac had en-
deared himself The Bonapartsts are not less active.
Generally speaking the humber classes OF the populs
ton will is believed vote for Prince Louie apoleop
will easily be "a