The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-31

ton oil the letter OF Napoleon to Louis de Molle-
vile, and M. y. Barrot said it was an act which
could not be justified among honorable men. Now
either Mollevllle or Napoleon must have caused
the publication 1t Is net probably the latter-for
II Is neither good French, nor good composition,
and 1t was done to degrade the President, as Jules
Favre declared. The ministry were INTERCEPTED,
also, as TO The foreign relations OF France, and
picture was drawn OF the European difficult
ties. But the ministry receded upon their right
otreserve, and all appeared 10 feel if their exist
ence was, as the Presse describes it, of trans.
ton, and, of course, of little consequence. Il Is
said, and greatly feared that Napoleon has resolved
to throw overheard the Orleanists by whom he Is
now surrounded, and ally himself with the republic
cans Of the tr CT .or, the Assembly. The Coxstit
tto~wti is alarmed at the appearance and prospect
of such an event. while the Liberty openly and
directly recommends It. The legitlmist journals,
to the number of sixty, have called congress, to
be holden by their representatives in Paris, the
25th instant to concert measures 10 c0erce the As
sembly to- dissolve and, through their organ, they
have declared that, as Bugeaud commands the
army, Chanearnier the National Guards, and Rul-
hures is MiAister OF War, Napoleon can rely upon
the army; and he ought therefore, to dissolve the
Assembly forthwith while new club, OF more
than two hundred members of the Assembly, have
been formed at the Beaux Arts, who have resolved
that they will not fix any day for the dissolu-
ton, nor entertain any proposltltion upon the
subject. The act Of this numerous club, in
concert with that of the Palals National,
settles the question, that the dissolution of the
Assembly can only be obtained, at present. at least,
by force. In the meantime, think that the signs
OF the times indicate that Napoleon Is among the
last men who want the Assembly dissolved, and
that, through Armand Marrast, their president,
there is an understanding which will not be for the
advantage OF the Orleanlsts, the leqltlmlsts, in
aid OF their project OF dlssolvlng the Assembly.
All the bureaux OF the Assembly have accepted an
invitation to dine with the President, to-day; and
am prepared TO see closer connection between
the Assembly and Napoleon, than exists between
the latter and his MINISTER'S and that 1t will result
n e1peIg the ,aseT from powell Young
ists, for his defeat as ambassador to England
and suspect that he is heard through the Liberty,
which Is 30 severe upon the ministry. Ledru Rolin,
yesterday, declared in the Assembly, that M La
rochejacquehn, the rumored legitimist, sought the
mission to Constantinope, in halt hour after the
provisional government had been organized. Il
created much surprise and amusement
PARIS, Jan. 10, ls49.
Factions tn Parss-Rsported Alliance to restore the
Pope-Rgectiow of Luciex Boxaparte, &c.
The war increases, for and against the exist
ence of the Assembly; the Constitutional, ps.
bats, and PatriS, of Paris, leading on the attack,
with excessive bitterness, and the National, Libe-
ty, Reform, &c. repelling it. Yesterday, the CON-
mittee reported to the Assembly against the ad.
journment; but the vote IN the committee was
close, and Friday has been assigned to debate it.
and looks now as If II might be the foundation Of
a movement of force. The legltimists and Or
leanists are IN possession Of the command of the
army, and the National Guards; and NM b.
geaud and Changarnier are officers of great reso-
luton, and participate IN the hostility of the
Comst,tution~a against the Assembly; and un-
less the republicans can gain Napoleon, ex-
PEI the wS SseI net new
obliged to yield, either to a vote, or to force;
for | am satisfied that, at this time, the people
would follow Napoleon and his ministry in over.
Necessary to got rid Of it. am sorry to say it, but
republican government 10 not, at this moment popu-
but 20 much has been done to dishonor one, ana 50
much misrepresentation has been scattered among
the people, and there has been 30 much suffering In
business and suoh increase in the public expenses
that the republic has but slight hold upon the ase.
tons Of the people, who are very ehsngssble in
q. upon tho
poleon. He can save, or overthrow 1t, - he
please: his present ststs Of popularity but would
not admit that be will have 30 much power In three
they may draw after them his political innusnoe It
q asan m PeSs
oeme into existence - possible; the work Is ssm-
menssd immediately, and the perseverance is unsx-
smpled.
Many parsons charge upon the new ministry, that
they have entered into an alliance With Austria and
correctpe,s Of this statement l. semi oioisiy denied
think that there has been updersta nding entered
into upon the subject in case the Italian people do
not restore him. The election Of Lucien Bonaparte
bss been annulled, - Representative from Corsica,
and he goes home, to come back again, - he
ttmsp, I am now informed, is the son Of Luosn
n g
cared to have been Luoen Lorrsn that Is the Prince
dc Csneno; but think it proves to be bis SON The
family Of the BoDapartes have been long In exile,
thirty years. that have found 1t dioult to meet any
Frenchmen Who knew much Of the younger members
Of .nfn n: % Tn:s ,s in
Guizot has been writing metaphysical work during
bis exile which is just pubshed and 10 spoken Of
have seen few men who indicate this latter
quality more clearly think that he has more intel
eetusl vgor than Thisrs-that Is, more strength and
force.
PARIS, January IL, lS49.
The Carripal--7he PYesde~ts SoirSes-Romaw
A6airs-7he Dissolstio~ of the Assembiy, &c.
The carnival season has set In; and with its
commencement, bal mosquss at the operas, and
other large balls, for public dancing. Ihave gwen
your readers, year ago, some idea of these ex-
traordinary scenes OF musement, at which the
whole Partisan world assists. This year the COM
pany Of masquers came out in new style of dress,
and Of most fantastic character; and, as usual,
they dance till near sunrise In the morning, COM
mencing at twelve o'clock at night. The Italian
opera Is Just opened, under new management,
II having been shut long time on account of diff.
culties external and internal. Madame Rachel also
reappears upon the stage of the Theatre Francals.
Many Of the English are coming into Paris, as the
season Tor sorees theatres balls DC, approaches.
Napoleon will give his first grand soirees week,
1t which all the world will attend He Is represented
as lover Of gsyety, and rumOr assigns TO him IN
irresistible taste French gsyeties and that was
ono reason Why some Of his ministry would not
sent to be responsible for him But this Is probably
the work Of detractop, beyond that which within
the limits tolerated BY oil French society 10 Is quite
- likely to be the suggestion OF those who could not
be bis intimates, % the reaut Of truth yet great
many believe In his excessive love Of gayetiss; and
some ssy that those who have made him President
bave seuned more responsibility than they expected
But do not believe word Of the whole matter. His
countenapce does not indicate . OF dissipation
dor do his intimate friends belong to that class OF
He has agreeable Of
and contentment and habits Of moderation. do not
think that bis face indicates very high order Of
but does dictate good heart and good habits The