The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-09

IANIS, huRust II, ISOU.
The Presidents Tour-European 4faus-Schles-
tcig- Hdistein, &c.

PARIS, August ~, 1850
The Presidents ToW-European A6aus-Schts-
toig- Hoistein, &c.
Louis Napoleon, as we are informed by tele-
graphic dispatches, has proceeded as far as Ions
lie Saunier, in the Department of Jura. You will
see in the French papers which forward to you
by this mall the whole details of his reception at
Macon, Lyons, and other small cities through
which he passed. II is not think, my duty to
give you these particuars-which may be found in
all the newspapers; wish only TO furnish you with
the de Ia mtdaRe, and all the chit chat which
is not detailed in the journals of France. 1t is
certain fact, that President has not met with
the enthusiastic reception he expected to receive
during his Journey The persistence of many ind-
yiduals in his pre- sence to shout " Ytre Ia Rtput-
iique the true anecdote of the Mayor of Mont
bars shaking hands with Louis Napoleon, I'M
ill he forced him, by the pain he felt from that
violent grasp, to cry, at his turn, " Viue Ia
RtpubhqHe Democratique-the canuts (silk work
men, of Lyons, utteiing, also, the same cries-en
these things proofs that President has found
many opponents TO his views among the popula-
ten Of our departments As for his speeches, no
one can deny that they are stamped with the spirit
OF a great and serious politician One may remark
three important declarations IN these speeches -
hTst, the reputation OF a coup defat second, the
entire submission to the wishes Of the people
third, the display of the French flag in opposition
10 the white flag of Wtisbaden. IL is well, also,
10 say that not a word has been said by him about
the National Assembly, the great power of the
ton lou know how much, ordinarily, the Presi-
dent of the United States, m every paragraph of his
dlscourses or messages, gIvescred 10 Congress for
all the rood accomplished IN the country. la this
ovation, IN France, Louis Napoleon does not men,
ton the legisl alive power but with the desire he
has TO express that his only object is the welfare
of the country, he calls attention 10 the name Of
II az - m
OF the party ttcn peasant IN France, great proof
OF lngTatudt de Ia part Of Louis Napoleon, for
never has an Assembly been more generous than
the present one, towards the chief executive.
Perhaps the President does not think so, and hence
the project OF freeing himself from its power
rs possible. Nevertheless, II the least credit is to
be given To the words pronounced by the President,
he ise well nenlioned man, and he deserves TO
be supported We shall see. In future occasions,
what he will do TO give " proof that he was sin
eere on the 10th inst at Lyons.
As soon the President returns to Pars-and
this will take place on the 2Sth inst.-he will pro-
coed, in his bain de piatar, TO Cherbourg, where,
as told you before, the French fleet rs all con-
Rrsgaied, awaiting his visit. The maritime review
will take place on the LIST of next month and will
be witnessed by all the 0tstfs OF France; for one may
read IN the advertisements OF the French papers,
cards Of all sorts, inviting the gobes nOuchs to take
their tickets for the voyage To Chetbourg. No
doubt u will be great sight aud ! have the 10
tenuon to JOIN the parry, II II takes place 10 an op
perfume moment, between the departure OF two
steamers.
cannot pass with silence the visit Of General La
Mormora tC Ions Napoleon. This statesman was
sent by the kmg OF Piedmont 10 pay his compli-
menis 10 the President Of the French republic and
20 assure him Of his good wishes and friendship to-
wards France.
In the I'M, antime, the excitement which was &C.
casioned BY the improvement IL Bishop Ffauconi,
st Turn, = It'll existing. and the ministry ~ Pied
mont, IN order 20 possess more strength aud pres-
ngs during the struggle which will undoubtedly
take place between the gevemmentand the Clergy,
ha 40 he Parliament call
at an early opportunity.
The news from other parts Of Italy is Of no con-
ssquercc. In Switzerland the Federal Council OF
Bale TOOK a very important stand on the 18th inst.
IL has decided that from the 18th Of this moath, all
the political refugees IN the twenty-five cantons
would be submitted to general sdrvey, and in
scribed in each county, city and ward, whilst they
would be obliged to present the nselves tina city
hell every month. This " a very signiica nt fact,
and no doubt Il has been dictated by the policy OF
Europe. Il ls n consequence Of the question with
Geimsry, which was settled in very cyasive
manncr during the last winter.
Az Wiesbaden, the pilgrimage Of the legihmsl
hasiahen very solemn aspect, Inc most sncieni
families Of France have cOngregated there; and
among them will name the Noailles La Roche
Jaquelen, Bossy, Brissac, Montmorency, Turpin,
Msilly, Iaileyrand-P engord, Nc, without forget
ting the heads ~ the Jesuits, who the leaders
Of all these pupret shows. The intentions Of these
men are well known; they wish to bring Henry V.
in France. en- the shield, whilst, on the contrary,
he ought to return among BY the force Of things
bord returns to the throne Of his ancestors, he will
have az much a. he can do TO struggle against the
ambitious men who surround him, and who have
neither forgotten nor learned any hing, and who
would lead him in bad path II he ever followed
their advice. In short, IL Is too true TO say that
live in an epoch in which u is very difficult TO fore
zee the events of the next day.
From Germany we have had no positive news
for the last three daye. Affairs there still I'M
settled; but, in spite Of all the declarations which
you may in the newspapers, the entente ccrdiofs
between Prussia and Austria will soon be re-esab-
hshed, and the Council OF the Diet will congre-
gate at Frankfort The duchy Of Hesse-Darm-
ssdt has consented 20 the proposition OF Austria.
~ mao been announced that Bavaria had establish
60 a camp OF observation on the Meir, as a coun-
MISREPRESENTATION against the encampnent Of Prus-
aa at Wetzlar and kreusnoch This body Of troops
b about 70 be established In Rhenish Bavaria
near the frontier Of Hesse and Rnssia The army
Of Wurtemberg will concur in this epcamumenf
therefore think that there will be no war between
Russia and Prussia, for u would be the signal Of
s,general war in Germany.
The question Of the Duchies has not proceed.d