The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-26
Our Paris Correspondence,
THE POLITICS OF EUROPE.

The Military Reviews-Minister Of War Caled Il
.4ecount-.fnncipated Proclamation Of Louis Ma
poleon Emperor and Humiliation Of the National
.4sssabiy Decision Of the Ministry the Consti
hon-Restrctisn e|fAe Presidents Right,--7he" Mys.
teries Of the Eivsee Of Solemn
Ceremeny in eommsmoraton Of the Presidenfs Moihsr
Dangerous Illness Of the Queen of Belgium Piedmont
and Pope P,us-Hssse Cassa affairs grouing oorse-
Prussia and M RsdowitE--ausbia and he King of Ha
norer The Danish Question of the King
dom Of Poland-Peparotions Spain send Forces TO
Cuba.
The reviews Of the President going on, in spite of
the Of these military displays With the DO
,iticisns which considered attempt to bride tho
French army by means of champagne cigars aud eat
abes The review of st. Maur, which took place last
week. during which the troops presented the bat
~ of sgram nslised by the events which
have given to these princiers pastimss unpopula
rty which will be death blow to the President At
Maur well as at Satory distributions of liquors and
eatables made by Louis Napoleons orders, and
the membe of the Society of the 10th Of December
who the spor, shouted the most violent cries
of" Fire NAPOLEON ~ pire pEnpereurr' and others
which may be considered unconstitutional at our
present epoch Of republicansm.
The committee of propagation alarmed ut these
demonstrations and assembled Monday last, under
the presidency of M. Dupin, who had returned to
Paris precisely for the occasion. great number of
representatives who also at Paris assembled in
the Chamber In short the Chamber was aed, and
hough the conference was kept secret, have been
informed by member Of the Committee OF what took
place there. The most violent reproaches were made
TO the Minister OF War, NJ Haut poul the subject
Of these reviews and Of the consent he had somewhat
given by his to the orgies OF the troops As
for the unconstitutional shouts off, Pe Napoleon En-
pereur !" though the Minister denied that he heard
them he obliged to confess that they might have
AS
answer to be gvent the just claims of the representa-
tives M. Csrlier1 was also called by the Committee
and forced TO explain his conduct the occasion =
The Minister OF Police, though little cunning
and skilful than NJ dliautpoul was sso inundated
War denied that Louis Napoleon had any project of
coup dea and that he invited the whole body Of the
which takes place to- day at Versailles and at which
twenty thousand men Of cavalry" will be present.
Much has been ssid in advan 'e relative to thi,re
view According to the most Louis
Napoleon Is to be proclaimed an Emperor, and will
turn this evening" to seep at the Tusres in the bed
Of his uncle which has already been prepared this
morning for that OCCASION The members VI the COM
mittee OF prorogation to be taken prisoners The
vsrnmsnt viii be instituted such is the prophecy Tor
the review Of this day but very likely al this will so
into smoke. If anything particular is known before
the departure OF tbs mail you will receive II with this
letter.
The only programme made public is that Louis Ma
poleon has departed this morning at seven O'Clock for
Versailles, wnere he has accepted an invitation to
bresk fsst from Lord Normandy, the British Ambas-
ead0r. whence ne the OF SAtory, where
forty eight sauadrons of cavalry will represent the
battle OF Eyau. The President will wear, that
ca.on the order of the Golden Fleece which sent
to him BY Queen Isabels of spain The necklace which
he received from her Il that made tor Philippe ILL., and
worn by that king.
These military pastimes and large meetings of the
troops have therefore given place very strange
wers which ave been much felt at the Bourse It is
eaid that Louis Napoleon will establish his WATSON mill
fdire before the OF the National Ascend aud
tbs many generals have consented to become his aids
de-camp. The ministry has decided to act, aud to
rlair. In all
and the propagation the of Louis Napoleon
Some other persons who think that they arc better
iAformed, assured me that Louis Napoleon was only
disposed 20 make appeal to the people, In case the
legislative assembly would not consent to his wishes
have been told also BY one of the Representatives,
that the majority Of the House would b. In favor Of
the revision Of the constitution but that there will bs
added to the New special article, by which the
Presitent would be forbidden TO command In persona
the public forces to fass reviews aud to be present at
any military display. II that takes place, who
pa! viii not that BE- the real illustration Of the veil
Known fable Of Esop"the dog dropping Its prey for
A pamphlet which will undoubtedly attract much
attention. is to be published in fe~ days. 1t Is
called The Mysteries of the Blyses National" and
will contain many curious documents. viii endea-
to procure OF the first copies which will be is
sued. and will send IL to you.
One Of the most attractive onise of the week
that which took place Friday last, at Rueil In
emmorA,ion OF Queen IIertense Countess of 81.
Leu, and mother of Louis Napoleon. Her grave had
been erected there By the side Of that Of the Empress
Josephine, and 1t VAS always respected even during
been arrayed with its mourning dress, and the eight
really solemn and i'm posing The President &C
compaDied by his ftaif and escorted by the battalion
OF the 9th regiment OF infantry, arrived at eleven
o'clock, and the mass began n few minutes after.
There, well as eyerywbere Louis Napoleon had been
followed by the affords who spoei the solefa.
nifty by those foolish shouts OF vive apoeon - and
At Chaiou where the President passed the review Of
the National uard hour after the display Of
of mock enthusiasm" offered TO the people by the
Cages of the Elysee but 1t proved no go" All this
a. .k.t~u all u-aIE A..t.
moineaur- (waste ones powd-ron spsrrows)
The health Of the Queen OF Belgium Is said to BE- In
very great danger Her majesty instead OF recover
ing IL growing worse; and II believed that she will
die before long She s surrounded by all her relations
with the exception Of the Duchess OF Orleans and the
Duke Ct Nemours who, on the eve of leaving Glare
mont received despatch by which they heard Of the
arrival Of MN Theirs and casimr ere, who had
ed the channel In order to have private interview with
the heads OF the dorleans family. Many rumors have
been spread relative TO that visit to CAreOut It IL
we'll known that Thiers Is he private adviser OF the
Duchess OF Orleans, who does anything without
his coDsent-therefore the largest field Is open TO
conjectures. IL s said that the fts'on OF the two
branches Of the Bourb Is decided and the return Of
NJ. de salysDdy from frosdhorn, where he has been
received with much friendship has corToborasd these
rumors. The newspapers Of Vienna announce. on the
date Of the I'd instant that de sslvsudy had pub
licy announced that the two branches had decidedly
consented to fusion, and that the Duchess Ct Orleans
would sdhere to this cement, by which her
son had the best chance to return to France.
In Piedmont, affairs, instead OF being the eve OF
solution seem 10 be- more aud more confused. There
Ia no foundation to the rupor that arrangement
had taken place between The government OF Tun aud
the ministry Of the Pope IL had been said that Pu,
IN to discharge the bishop FrsnEoni he would
ordinary emPope. This Is not the The bishop
rs you knew, has been condemned by tribunal 20
bsnishment and he was taken TO the frontiers OF
France Hs s at Lyons In the depart ment OF the
Rhone. where he was received Slth much honor Thus
stands the question: and though some people say that
Piedmont may live without being good terms with
Rome aud make contract for alOan which ist neoes
ssry TO the public treasury Of that Kingdom think
would be terrible blow II the Pope were ever to
his " interdictionn on Piedmont, where the whole
population IL composed OF very pious Cath olics As
Tor the loan II has been already contracted Messrs
oth,chd will be at the head OF the affair; but they
have been shouldered by Austria aud thus the settle
ment OF the tribute which has been taxed upon Pied
mont, BY the treaty Of peace OF Radetzk will be Sc
cured and paid to the Austrian government.
The same influence Of Austria may be observed IN
Tuscany where the press IL muxzed 10 spite OF all the
preceding tresties and doubt, there msy be seen
the IRON hand Of Austria which imposes its grasp upon
the Great Duke and forces him to eight against his
own opinion.
In Germany, affairs are more embroiled than ever.