The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-20
Our Paris correspondence.

Paris, September 5, 1850.
TIE Second Tour of Louis Nopoleot-!Narai Erhi
bition and Sham Ftght-Proposed BoH-Napl6er
Of Srangas-Pisit 10 the kls Of Vight-Ra-
morsd 4Hsanoe-The Constitution of l54S-Lonts
Philippe's Buriai-Rumos-He of France-
Socialism and the acknowledgements Politics
COnsistory for new CardinaLs-Bishop Hughes
N0seirods at Tienna -Sciiescig- Hoistein--Po-
hiticai Gossip, Sc. &c.
Louis Napoleon had only passed few days in
Paris, and, as cay in French, touehe barre at the
Eyste, and 10, he departed on Tuesday morning
for Cherbourg The President was accompanied
by the Ministers Of the Interior, Of the Navy, OF
Justice, and Of Foreign Affairs M. dc Nieuwer-
kerque, Director of the Museum of France Messrs.
Laity and de Mayneval, officers Of ordinance OF the
Elysce; Dr. Conneau, M. Moequart, general sec
retary,) and the aids de camp General Excel
mans rsde horseback Ia the station Of the rail-
way. The new journey Of Louis Napoleon was
undertaken under the same auspices as that of the
western del artments, tor he was chrered when he
Je seed out Of the door Of the Elysce, and through
the streets Of Paris, with the cries Of "Vtre La
RIpb!Ique which predetermined over those OF
"Tire LOUIS NapoIeon!" Will the result Of the
voyage 10 Cheibourg be the same as that TO Lyons
] do not know but II is TO be presumed that oar
President will find the sentiments all the
country. which the proof Of strong opposition
against nm. FROM rams, LOUIS NapOlcOn goes 10
Meulan, swhere he will stop few hours in the
country house of M Baroche, his minister. Thence
he will proceed Evreux, Lizeux, Caen, Carentan,
end CherbourR. He will remain three days in that
tactics will be exhibited by the fleet. From Cher
tourg Louis Nspel,on will proceed to ST. Lo,
Couiance, Granville, Avranches, Wire, Argestan,
and Paris, where he viii return on the 18Th inst.
The French squadron, which IL now IN the port OF
Cierbourp, offers the most imposing sight ever be-
held by an amateur Of naval display. Ills com
handed by Admiral Psrceval Deschenes aud the
Vice Admiral Dubourdier. There are nineteen
men-of-wsr, of which here IL the list,-
Eight men of-war Of the line-Le Friedland, lie
Valmy, L'Iiercule, lie Jemmspes, lie Henri ",
L. lnfs xihle, lie Jupiier, ct L'Tena.
Two frigaies-La Minerve. La Psyche.
Three steam frigates-Le Descaries, lie Msgel.
Ian, lie Cafarelli.
Two coryeties--La Licorne, La Bucephale.
Two steam corvettes-Le Cation, IL Chap'al.
Two barks tarsos)-Le Phpnix, L'Anel
There aso IN the port, in commission, the
fnRsie lie Fore, the steam idgaie lie Canada, tfor-
merry LUnion, Of the line Of Heroult and DE
Ilandel,) the corvettes lie Colbert, lie Patriotic,
and l. Newton; the barks (arfsos) Passe Partout,
and Colibri To complete the list, ! must not
forget four o'her men otwar, which are now dis
armed, and which named LArthemse, LIN
itmsl, lie boesignol, lie Parisien. In short, the
whole amount TO forty-one vessels, OF ell sizes and
force.
Great preparations are making TO receive the
chief oi the government. When he shall arrive a'
! ChertcurR, salute Of twcuty-one gins will be
fired by the hob squadron, and Il viii be repeajed
by ell the forts Of the city. On the following day
the ftrattas will take place, and | understand that
more than two hundred boats, Of all Dimensions
have already entered the list. There are, besides
small squadron Of eighty English yachts, com
msBd,d Ivy corvette. A great review Of the
| National Guard will take place on the following
day, aud IN the afternoon the great display Of nsva
tactics will be exhibited in the presence Of the
/ President A representation OF a battle will BE-
I displayed in the hay and at the end Of the day
/ sfieT dinner TO six hundred persons, offered by
/ tie city TO Louis Napoleon, a large ball will "
given in the immense sfmory hall Of the navy
4 yard, called Sale des Espasages. Eight thousand
Invitations Lay, been distributed for this party,
| which liircfsg Msihilde Demidof, the cousin o
! The PfCsideni, will be the queen OF Beauty"
Il il said that more than ten thousand English
/ u, laians Germans, and French amateurs, have in
1 veded the French shores, II Chefbourg, % he pre-
sent at the fcfe, and most Of them having not beer
abe 70 ind experiments and lodgings,they have re
solved 10 sleep in The berths Off the Steamships uPor
| which they came. A number OF Jerseymen arrived
rlto n the port. There also about one hundred
English midshpmen, who will arrive at Cherbourl
| under the command Of the Lords Of the Admiralty
| 81 the head Of whom is Lord Cockrane, Com
mander Of the Black Earle.
Everything viii concur in making this journey 4
ChcrbCurp rotaee trirciO, and y is 60 be hoppe
| thst the sky Of Louis Napoleon W IN not be dark
| ened BY sny disarrecabe clouds. lie carries will
| him another batch Of Jewels and a bushrl O
crosses Of the Legion Of Honor; end these "potcl
nick-nscks' will, Of course, he distributed accord
ing to the French saying les Psffs prisons sn
| hrCi,srntrf FdU,iilt.
| The visit 10 the Isle Of Wight is decided upon
There, Louis Nepoleon will meet Queen Victoria
| and her royel husband and II is said that dplo
macy is the object Of THIS excursion to the Bnusl
| shores
a very queer rumor was spread, few days ag~
about marriage to take place between the Pres
Cent and the Duchess of Orleans, by which III
rights OF the Count Of PARIS would be protecte
I'll his majory. That "s,cry" is, NO doabt, wha