The New York herald., 1850-12-08


is occupied with an inferior grade of actors, and
we are without any stars. The markets are low
and steady; the unusual extent of potatoe ground
Ilanted allowed margin for the shortness of the
crop, so that the supply preserves the poor from
famine this year. B.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, November 2l, 1850.
The Orleans Pot-La Pressc, its Message and M
poleom's-Mii,tary Campaign-Ia sini-Poh-
ticai Ne,rs, &c.
We had, on the day of the re. opening of the Ma.
tional Assembly, the narrow escape of being turned
back into monarchy. l am told by "ene of the
conspirators" that well organized plot had been
concocted between the members of the Orleanst
party, and that it had been decided to finish ii on
the first day of meeting. M. Theirs was to ascend
the tribune, without any prelminaries, declaring
that, in the name of the majority the republic was
annihilated in France, Louis Napoleon overthrown,
and the Count of Paris restored the throne of his
grandfather. The NEST solemn oath had been
taken. M Theirs was the "rat who was to tie
the bell to the cats neck" but, unfortunately for
the success ofthe conspiracy, the Lputian states
man, saigna du me-, (drew back) at the very mo-
ment designated for the proauncsamento, and not
one of his friends was daring enough to take his
place. IL is said that General Changarner had 81.
lently promised his sanction to the conspiracy and
that as soon as he should receive the news OF the
hubbub, he was 10 proceed with large body OF
TROOPS to the National Assembly, winch would
have been surrounded by the army, and protected
against the mob. AS You see
" Nous Fdrons fdure Jour- MesSieurs tohGrpe belle -
Such bold attack was, no doubt, very serious
act, which had chsnce TO fail as well as to sue
cted; but when one has read all the events OF the
former republic IN France, he knows well that
many of those which took place in that period of
our dreadful history ,were as sudden as unexpected.
Thus we may look out for another explosion;
The "mock message of the journal La Presss,
was tried, on Monday last, through the unfortunate
geTant of that journal, NJ. Wefitzcr, and he was
sentenced by the tribunal and the jury, 10 two
thousand francs fine, and 10 one years impnson-
nent This has been considered as very severe
blow by all the contemporaries Of idPusse, as
well as by the pubic; but you must know that M
dv 0irurJh ~ f"' ss~'.' .~@-- r~r~i-S INV d.ys.
ard that every method Is used 10 destroy his enter
prise. II is said, that with the publication of this
meek message, NJ &c Girardin had speculated on
the public lands, and realized about three hundred
Thousand francs OF cash, without ruening The risk
Of losing a copper Notwithstanding all this, II is
my oIinion-and have many excellent reasons to
say so--that the mock message OF ~ PFesse mas
had a great Influence upou the genuine message
| l know, from a good source, that this doeu.
| ment was not written, al fIst, in the peaceful
| language which has asionIshed the whole oi us
readers Many passages oft We're hl6re o! an int
peTialist tone than they ought 10 have been. ga
MoTday mornipg, when NJ. Laiy, one OF the
cgbne. of the President, after 1t had been read Sc
veIal times, II was deemed necessary 10 alter the
inst version oi The genuine message. The doors
were shut, the most Influential friends OF the Pre-.
sident coDgregated, and from two O'Clock Z. M.
till ten minutes before twelve, the message was
CORE cted, remodelled, and finally written as Il was
delivered by NJ. Baroche. SiA persons had been
employed, frCm twelve to six O'Clock in the
ing, 10 ccpy the message in a correct hand; and
what tell you could be proved on the COPY of the
manuscript, which is re Ally written with six very
distinct pens. saw il with my own sPectacles,
and the nucleus OF the riddle was given TO me
{ W days after
The debates of the National Assembly have
been very dull for the last fortnight, with the ex
cepion OF tbe sitting el Monday ast, during which
the mounsineers, headed by Mr.. SchrlscheT, and
Michel de BOuTges, made, ON the occasion OF The
election Of Mr.. In Hilte, IN the Department Of the
North, sc6ndalous opposition. They protested
against that election, which was, 70 their eyes,
violent attack sganst the constitution, for u had
been done sgainst the ordinary regulations Of
voting, according TO the laws The success OF
these two red representatives. wss but momentary,
as is everything which is scandalOus, and II dad
not prevent the election of La Eite 10 be declared
roCd by the majority. The two unfortunate speak
tTs thus lost their time and eioquence for very little.
Several newspapers publish the news that new
demard Of million was 70 have bren made by
Louis Napoleon, on Monday last. IL IL already
well known that the chest of the Elysce Is empty,
for the whole amount Of the three niliOss six hun
died thousand francs, voted 20 him during the last
pariments, aud in the military reviews o Versailles
es well as ia the nautical oiplay at Cherbourg
Then, as matter Of course, some money Is want
cd st The shortest notice. But, advised by soale
true friends Louis Nspoleon hs thought IL pradeut
10 postpone has demand TO more opPortune mo-
ment.
The new Minister OF War. General de Schram,
has not followed The same example. You viii see,
by the newspapers ct Paris, which send TO you,
that new icrtc OF 1000 men has been ordered by
the government, TO replace the soldiers who had
hnisht their time. IL ID said that al these recruits
are gong on the French frontiers of Germany,
ready 20 enter on a campaign TO support Austria, it
deemed necessary. Such an addition OF soldiers
"a Tie ranks ct the amy has, OF course, increased
the eNrtrics, ard the Miaister Cf War pre-
stntsd. on Iurrdav last, ptCject Of law 70 vote
the sum oi 10000 francs ter his object Though
such large amount created some astOnishmen
vhen o was made il is believed that he majority
viii De in is favor.
The PLOT Of the anarchists in the South Of France
is st the object Of conversation in many politica
c'fclet ln the department OF the q I'd L.irdeche
end along he shores Of The river Rhone, arrests I
are stl ddlly made, end Il is now certain that the
conspiracy had an immense number OF aicyfU in
this pau ~ our country.
In the meantime, the chiefs of the party who are /
eNisd from France, are once more husIly engaged.
Eurore is now encountered with their mauilestos,
end, no doubt. their intention is 20 resume their
stuGrle. Messrs. Mazzini, Ledm Rollin, and |
Sifam have formed trumvirate, which may /
once moie be the cause Of many tears all over /
Europe. You have seen how they have proceeded /
to aun loan They saw that their 1cdrcs were
unable 20 luInish them with money, and they ap-
Hcaled 10 England 70 obtain their aim. Unfortu.
uaely they have succeeded, and have taken their
passports Tor the continent. II Is well known that /
the three above.nemed chiefs have landed at Os-
tend, N itleium, but the rect Oi their journey is
lot yti uhVeled. NO doubt their object is 10 ar.
fve in Switzerland. and again send their burning
psmphlete into France, Italy, and into all the
ports of Germany. am told ty a person who is
vel rGgt IN these sfairs, that Lord P,merston
e erHf If lru bfIa hf 4 tha
viii help 'hetc men.
The celebrated Mile Maria Lopez, one Of the
actresses ofthe French Theatre, who was arrested
three weeks ego, accused with being connected
with Inc conspiracy Of South France, has been re-
leased. aud wGs declared innocent
Archdule Ftfdinsnd (Chsffs Jcseph.) uncle
Of The Coun, of Chsmbord, died on the ljth inst,
g Sohtnsweger, 2 castle siiuated on the shore OF