The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-16

rFom tho r.xul. s r.
PARIs. Sept 20, 1850.
We are oyeroyed a the dnal proceedings in Washing
All the sinister predictions at home and abroad are
10 be, slshed. With different conclusion OF
the session Of Congress- should have materially sui.
fered in political and financial credit Respect and con
hdence are renspired BY the and
guine aniIcpauons In the United States Those mem
beers OF the House OF Representatives who first voted
against and then Tor the bills from the Senate may we'll
rejoice IN their second thoughts, Most OF the Paris
American press on the popitious settlement They award
the supreme honor MIR Csys patriotic spirit, lead.
and exertons Tue PARIS Natsowa nvokes the attention
OF The world to this manifestation OF the salusry influence
OF unlimited freedom Of discussionthe best ana IN All
critical situations La Pree Of this morning observes
The of the has crowned the noble efforts
OF the statesmen and the journals that advocated the WORK
OF Cancellation. European Democracy should rejoice tina,
the United States have escaped from NE pIedicsmenl
dsmoas,raoas Of TO the Union, which instant
y followed the vote, should have their echo
with that the glorious American people should ad
vance IL power, prosperity. and iibery1provng thus to
Your ecstacies and exhibitions with regard to the
Swedish Nightingale treated vein and strain
what different You will have seen the homor and enu
sons OF the London press on this subject The London
Morning Chronicle has described you as in ga perfect
pbrenzy Of excitement" and has added " II Lord Brough
ham had contemporaneousy landed with his panpn.
ted States. and particularly the inhabitants Of New York;
would have gone mad outright" The teuileton of the
Journal des Debats OF oday is nearly filled with history
OF the arrival and reception OF the songstrsss. II is from
the pen of H. Beroz the great composer and musical
critic "Al this" he says, may appear incredible to
us old Europeans, worn down to comparative apathy
quite blases paled-without FIRE passion for art All
this, however, is absolute reality, indispuabe the
prodges wrought Of old BY Amphion and by Orpheus"
Berioz gives the whole affair as ridiculous cast Of ex
aggeration possible he invents number of extrava
gances which he ascrbes to the innocent chaatanry of
Mr. Barnum." Jenny Lind, if she should visit Pa
rs will not fare the worse for the "phrenetc greetings
al New York.
Yesterday signalized by magnificent military re-
view Versailles, the extensive liable land (pateau
of Satory. About twenty thousand troops, the flower
OF the gasons OF the capital and the neghborhood
assembled in admirable equipment and array President
LOUIS Napoleon appeared as usual in the uniform OF
general OF the National Guards, with brilliant etinue,
comprising his military household, General Changarnier
and his staff and the superative lion Of the seasonthe
Nepaulese envoy-mounted on prancing steed Ten or
and the ambassador my Lord Normandy, horseback,
seemed to be OF the suite In carriage close to that Of
The oriental embassy sat "the elegant queen Of the
OPERA Fanny Certo displaying on her wrists the go
geous bracelets bestowed her by the gallant Nepau
lese prince" There was escort of lancers, whether
Tor the tawny legation the ballet queen, spectator
could mol well decide The weather was beautiful, The
crowd pIodgious AS the business Of the day proceeded
cries OF uue te President, became vehement and
difusive The Naei0ndl democratic and sociasU ex-
plains the crescendo in this uncharitabe way:
Alengh the weather being and the fatigue exces-
sve President Louis ordered for the troops refreshments
which they accustomed-cold owls nd Cham
pagn or the officers and twenty plpes wine for the sol
ds Numerous baions their heads and ot,iea
well kept up confused celebration arose of diff
ierenf kind All this from the troops; the spectators
were uniformly calm and different: In the filing off.
remarked much confusion and precipitation this
effect Of that a,do which the lavished bounty Of Bo
But the splenetc National admits that the parade
in military point Of view, marvellous spectacle,
though IN the political aspect, it could have sgni
cance"
1t is officially announced that the divisions of the choice
brigade will by turns occupy all The linen tents OF the
plain Of Saory, and be constantly maneuvred thus du
ring the whole autumn We may count on some pol
cal effect AS the soldiers quaed the wine the President
and General Chsngarnier foot, went from group
group, drank themselves TO the health Of each regiment
and glasses were joined as between locund comrades
Before leaving the ground, Louis Napoleon accompanied
by the Nepauese envoy, rode up to the eatee oil Lady
Normandy who has passed the summer al Versailles, to
thank her anew for the gracious welcome and sumptuous
Iepast with which she had honored him in the morning at
her mansion.
Jung Bahadour. who looks between forty and fifty, fire.
queny hgures for us Parisians in the streets in his
open vehicle gerng with pearls and barbac gold amid
secretaries and servants also capasoned in the Eastern
style Hell fond of going behind the the grand
OPERA and his visits must be highly acceptable Al the
first he was podgal OF bracelets and rings al the sec
ond be left two thousand five hundred francs in gold
besides richly embroidered handkerchief the share of
each coypheus leader OF ballet was sixty francs and
OF the subaterns proportional. You not calculate
OF, munifcence guile equal from the Turkish envoy
city reports to be mpatiently awaited
II was supposed that President Louis would enter
Pans, on his return from Cheboug, about in the
evening but he conlrived udicousy TO arrive between
ten and eleven and at that late hour, great con
course rendered his passage noisy and slow from the rail
votaries OF the Society Of ne Tenth of December have
been charged in the democratic papers with OF vio
lence towards persons-ocers of the National Guards
parhcuar-who refused to cry Vipe Napoleon The con-
servaves recrminaie and il is quite probable that bru
tally exercised both sdes-ths brawlers of each
being OF the stuff and under kindred influence
Judicial inquiry, which will end in smoke has been in
stuled the President has caused il 10 be communca
ted through the semocia journals thai he has never
contributed sous TO the exchequer of the society," nor
admitted responsibility his part for their opinions
formal plan OF action, which issued for him by the
bulletin de Paris, daily sheet autographed for trans
mission TO the provincial press and OF which the editors
believed TO maintain direct and confidential relations
with the palace EIysee Bourbon. His answers to ad-
dresses, in his late journeys. sufficiently indicate his
views He patient than the leaders OF his patsaas
pregnant discussion which scarcely be termed
controversy, has continued for week between the Ma
tionaf and La Pres1-both acting organs OF demo.
cratic socialism The National proclams that il uni
versal suffrage he restored, il will assent to the abolition
OF the Office Of President, and the substitution of elect
i've council TO be chosen short intervals by the Legis
latve Assembly, scheme tantsmount to the old con-
venton: According 10 La Pr9s, democratic unity re-
qulres that there should be neither President cons,
tuuonLd PresA asserting, besides, that constitutions
were the cause Of all the French revolutions M Gil.
rardin cngs 10 the axiom Of the sovereignty OF the peo
| pie, and proceeds thus:
The necessary consequences Of this principle No
President Of tho republic. written constitution and no
Legislative Assembly Upon the first point, the
prem in Paris the Il ne ery una
mi m a1~ ronsb>v H..