The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-02

are only vulgar republicans who can say the contrary
announced. Decissdly, We begin to fear that the
President ef the Republic will have the worst Of It,"
France.
The President of the Republic arrived at Lous lie
Sanloner, the evening Of the l7th at 10 O'Clock;
Throughout his journey, the population fastened
TO meet him, and they every where afforded him
the most remarkable proofs Of the warmest SYM
patty Paris Bourse; Elves, 81 30; Threes, 81 %.
The CONNIE rcial reports for the past week state
that all manufacturers of cotton, wool and silk are
in full work, and cannot meet demand
The com mark cts all note advanced and advancing
prices. On the Bourse Elves opened firmly at 97k,
but gave way, closing at 81 30; Threes closed SO 80.
The accounts of the Presidents favorable recep-
non, and his judicious speeches in the provinces,
gave confidence 10 Spectators.
The speech of the President of the republic, at
the Lyons banquet, has caused much sensation.
The general feeling, save amongst the legitimists
and democrats, is that Of satisfaction. Louis
MAJ oeon announces his determination TO remain
at The head of affairs, If public opinion should be
in his favor, without regard TO the obstacles placed
IN his way by the trainers Of the constitution.
Adyices report that much rain had fallen during
last week. The wheat now out would be seriously
injured, and prices had advanced. Similar ac-
counts are received from Belgium.
The Tour of the French President.
From the Lon don Times, Aug. 19]
The journey of the President OF the French
dy and eastern France is certainly the most
singular manifestation of his personal influence
and position which has been given since
he assumed the executive government OF the
republic. The cities chosen for his hrst ap-
pearsnce in the provinces were VIGOROUSLY i'll af-
fected to his government and were supposed to be
those in which the Red Republic has the greatest
number of passionate adherents. Several OF these
districts are still under martial law the National
Guard has been dissolved in some them for its re-
voutionsry tendencies and they have for the most
part returI ed Ultra republican members TO the As
sembly. But when an attempt was made at Dion,
at Montbsrd, and at Chalons on the Saone to IN
terrupt the chorus of popular reclamation, 1t
was soon evident that whilst "a band of
disorderly fellows were shouting fonepub.
lican institutions, the mass CT the people bad
man whom they were assembled to welcome and
applaud. Accordingly, nothing could be more un-
like the modest journey of the Chief Magistrate of
a commonwealth, and nothing could more nearly
approach the spendor of an imperial progress.
Everywhere the recollectons of the empire and the
Emperor Napoleon are revived and paraded before
the people Here monument is to be visited with
sOemnIty, representing the llustrous captain on a
sham ST. Helena, with the exquisite. pathos of a
French inscription
"To Napoleon, Noizot Grensdier of Elba."
There city was reminded that the great Emperor
had enriched its armoral bearings with the star of
the Legion of Honor When the health of the
President was proposed by the Project OF MACON,
it was preceded by the "glorious and immortal
memory" Of the uncle, and wound up in honor of
:. his worthy and popular her-Louis Napoleon"
The Prince, as he was styled by the more ardent
worshippers of the rising sun, received all these
bonors as due neither TO himself nor to his present
Office in the Republic (or, indeed, that offensive
expression is seldom heard,) but 10 the glory of his
family and of its great chief; while the only allu-
sion made TO the constitution seems TO have been
wbei an ill-tmed request was hazarded by Noizot,
the Grenadier OF Ella, for an amnesty TO one Of
his particular friends, which Louis NapoleoG said
he was consttutionaly unable 10 grant without the
concurrence Of the Assembly. In one village the
municipal BODY distinctly minated its opinion
that prolongation of the period of Office in favor
Of the President is indispensably necessary to
France.
Perhaps this last declar ration conveys with sufii-
cient accuracy the prevailing desire of the pea
santry and a considerable portion OF the middle
and lower classes throughout France. Every one
deprecates coup d'6tot or revolution, even 10 es
cape from the consequences of the last revolutions;
bui ascent step by step from the rank of Presi-
dent 10 the distant grandeur of the Empire, would
probably command the support of the ps0pe. For
II these changes appear to- be difficult and danger
Gus, since they imply change in the constitution
OF ISIS, II must be borne in mind that the nevita
hle operation Of that constitution is still more
dreaded by the nation, and the year 1852 is locked
forward 10 as a fatal term, beyond which no GER
Iainty, perhaps no safety, lies. The path now be-
fore the country, which Louis Napoleon is natu-
rally epdeavorng 10 make as broad end auring
az possible, has the great additional recoHmenda-
uon that violation Of the law in his favor is like
ly 10 prove less formidable effort than the opera
ton Of the law against his claims, or in favor of
any republican or ioyslist candidate.
Belgium.
The floods had done great damage TO the low
lands. For sixy-one miles between Lille and Ma
muir the fields are completely flooded and the crops
destroyed, as also in other places on the line. A
letter states that il the floods general, Belgium
must be buyer Of foreign corn this year
Accounts from Belgium report that serious mum
datons had occurred there, by which flour and grain
had suffered greatly
Italy.
The Pope is in SAD perplexity, in consequence OF
the conviction Of six murderers, TO whose sentence
OF decapitation he is called upon TO eihx his name
No execution has yet taken place under the reign
Of Pius IN, owing 10 his invincibls reluctance 20
sign death warrant. He wishes the miscreants
10 be sent TO the galleys for the rest Of their lives
but the government and the judges are not inclined
10 give way.
Accounts from Verona state that the Austrian
government had rejected the propositions Of the
l2Oo00,0C0 Of forns, The government does not
wish to pledge itself not 10 issue any paper money
in those provinces.
Cholera declining; 69attacks on the 1lth ut., and
60 deaths. On the l2lh 50 attacks and 81 deaths
deaths g06. At Alexandria the cholera caused many
deaths.
Sardinia.
Advices from Turn OF the 9TH instant state that
much eFitsion existed in consequence Of the refusal
of the clergy to administer the last sacrament TO
M. Santa Rosa Minister Of Commerce, on his
death bed.
Russia and Poland.
The Tossichc ZsifWrg gives the following ac-
count Of the Russian naval force the 9Th OF Au-
gust
The RUFsisn fleet consists, according TO official
lal. II -. II. a
end are as foows;-4 line of battle ships Of 100;
Of leo 10 1885, % OF 90 TO 90; ~ If 20 10 20 guns
so igates; 20 corveies, brigs, and schooners; and
% steamers This naval force is divided into five
ECU adfons; the Baltic squadron consists Of about
90 NO men, inclr ding the artillery; but the paper
states that the crews are not of the very best qua
Inv Of men, and amongst them are many Jews from
Poland.
Greece.
According TO intelligence from Athens, OF the
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