The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-10


the King Loais Philippe. The service had been
ordered by Polish family out of gratitude to the
deceased monarch. Amongst the persons present
was The Duke of Albufera
Our Paris Correspondents.
PARIS, September q, 1880.
Tn, Society Of the DIR Dscembre-s Splendid Md
tGyy Reri0c- The Ncqd,less AEibassai~-fnirt.
gre, Of the Fncs PohlIciazs-Nap Ne,cs,
&c. &c.
The political world has been very duh since my
asst letter. with the exception Of the debates which
have been caused by the Society OF DIR Dec,mbre,
on the subject Of the nots which took place al the
asi arrival Of the President, from Cherbourg. -
Public opinion is much excited On this subject.
The ministry has been forced TO look upon the mat
ter and it appears that private council, at which
General Ch.pgaIIer assisted, was held by the ca
binet Of Louis Napoleon, sad that there was men-
toned, in all lis details, the whole affair of the
Eth int. The audaciiy Of these s0ctet1ues has
really become iu'olerdble, and II they continue
their ggrt ssioas against the people, be sure it will
be the cause Of . depIorable row II is said, ia GER
tain quarters that these s9ides of the Elysee intend
giving grand party, or festival, 10 Louis Napo-
leon, and that u will take place on the 2Jth lust
al the Jardin 'HIver.
A fumor, at the Exchange during tine meeting
81 To-Day, announces that manifestation similar
10 that sboyemeL toned, Is expected at the grand
review Of Louis Napoleon, WHICH - arranged IN
honor of the ambassador or Nepaul, and which
viii take place tomorrow, al Versailles, 10 the
Elaine SaioTy. Twenty thousand men will be
there asst mbltd for the coca sion, aud IL il said
that The most gorgeous display will be exhibited
for the satisfaction Of the Indian ambassador. No
doubt u will be splendid affair; but, il is to he
hoped, that no folly Of the members OF the DIR
Dtrnibte will spoil The grandeur of that review.
Before leaving the Ambassador of Nepaul, wall
tell You that this distinguished person dined, on
Saturday, last, al the hotel of Lord Normandy. the
ambassador Of GTea. Britain, who had invited, FOX
the occasion, the President. his ministers, and,
elhO, all the me mhers Of the diplomatic corps This
g0StIOnonicO- poittico me- citing was the most i'm
porisnt event Of the four lstdays, and rs believed
that there again sealed the sntcats cordiaks OF
France with England, which was litile sn trout,
tihct The quarrel, q fTQPos, OF the "Grecian dif-
hculiits"
The legiiimist party Is somewhat separated in
two camps, since the return OF its members
from Wiesbaden. Mr.. de La RochejaQuelIn and
Berger are the chiefs OF the two battalions, bat
must confess that the latter is the most powerful
captain MIR. de La Rochejsquelin is a very
..neiyous man" but Berger is Il" man OF nerve "
The FIRST is very excitabe, and the last is sort of
Talryrand in his line. Therefore, the Count of
ChhmboId, who knew well that "mildness is bet
ter Than violence" disapproved the behavior OF
Mr.. de La cheequeiein, aud approved of the
sple Of conduct Of Mr. Berger. JUDI ira The
Gassus ds Ednce, being the organ OF Mr de La
ROcbtJsquth I'm, has been much enrageo oy .ne
<
co.'s, signed by Mr.. de Bartheiemy, mas 81. uIe
to the powder. MIR. de Lourdoneix, the pupunes
Of he Gosette, departed, two days ago, 20. I, !.
hoIn where ne went 10 settle the guesuen :. ~
quite certain that quarrel s~bh have deadly etiec,
Of the egit'mis, party wor IA ,hs saS =,
in the present condy9srw aware of IL '"e "'a' VI
hs =. EI'in.s, s2ne, sort Of holy war; is under-
,,tsn IL T.fope against the refugees Of all sorts,
49,. way plotting against the countries from
,~l.o.s They have been banshed. Our government
has sent a series Of claims 10 the Briush govern
mtnt, requesting the foreign office 70 sramine
closely aud watch the Whereabouts OF Messrs Le-
dTu ROlliD, Louis Blanc, Caussldere, and others,
who are conspiring at the gates ~ France, and
who, sheltered by the shield Of English freedom,
are constantly dreaming Of the means OF destIeying
the peace and tranquility Of our country. There
~ also schism among the members Of the red
faction" as they are called in England. You
know that the journal Le PrasTif u a sort Of op-
position TO the principles OF Louis Blanc published
IN the NOsroou Monde. IL has been decided that
the former oi these Journal shall be- edited for the
isture, IN Belgium, in order TO facilitate its entry
into France. No mat er whore the P,oscrit will
be exhibited, " II won't do much harm
We are still without much detrils on the grave
incidents which have taken place at Cagiari. The
PiednOntese government having the monopoly OF
the ships by which the mails are carried between
Sardinia aud the continent, II ~ TO be believed
that orders have been delivered To the effect OF
keeping secret the from that place. Many
newspapers contain the intelligence that no not
has taken place, and that, with the exception OF
slight opposition 90 the orders Of the government,
Zee what will be brought 20 us by the next arrival
The events Of Hesse Cassel are Gull the thef
ercitements Of the public OF Germany. The Elec-
Tor and his ministers arrived on the l7ih inst. At
Wlhelmsbsd. IN the castle II Philippsraire, which
has been selected for the new seat Of the govern
ment. There they will swait the decision Of other
powers IN their behalf You know ih,t the Prus.
Elan government declared that she would have
thsR 10 do with the tlector. " he not assisted
by another power ~ - rumored that Bavaria will
play the par Of the belligerent party, while Prussia
Mil atA in dtnlf aig A
had also Published the news that she Elector of
Hesse Cessel, being afraid Of the position in which
he IL, he'd the intention 60 abdcsie in favor Of his
son, the Gr~st Duke Of ilesse- DarmstAdt. The
ne~t has no foundation whatever. The Elector
int nds pereeverRg IN his line 81 conduct, and he
vithes to follow the example of the King Of Prus-
Ella, and that ~ the Emperor &C Austria. who
have already been doing --vetsl occ asicns, all
which he Old only lor the hfst time.
The news from the Duchies !, not ~ much inn
portsnce the two armies, after the skirmi-h 81 the
l2th sad aud 18th instant, have retired each on
their side. The Schleswig. Hostsia troops are At
Sorz, and tbe Danish rrgimen at Reudsbourg Bot
everyone e1Pects that an important battle sill soos
take place and the Holstein soldiers will try 10
conquer iha city Of Schleswig and the liver Slice.
A letter received from Vienns. dated September
18th, announce that Russian army is erecting in
the nek rhorhood ofFoC hsksu. ia Moldavis. great
nunher OF foriifcstens and that their army IL en-
eamped m Falacbia, BeaI koleBtina. No explains
ton u given 20 these wsrlike runors which,
nsverthelrss have very serious aspect
General Haynau arrived a. Vieuna on the 18th
instant, and u 10 said that his intention 10 10 visit
Paris In n VERY short tine. What reception he
will have here, do not knew.
We hays now in Paris the illustrious General de
Castro, President ~ the republic ~ Costa Rica,
of which he was the founder Thus warrus will be
presented, on "Wednesday neat, a; the Elysee, to
Laus Napoleon.
The American squadron. under the command Of
Con modOre Morgan. ~ daily erp cted AZ Genoa,
where II Will take up its winter quarters. The fr
gate Constitution left MaTseilles, sfter the murder
- -.
ger. The Cumberland comes there from Aetan-
drs, and The Independence and Mis~issipp from
Sperzia Thew the whole feet of the United states
viii have returned from the Portuguese seas where