The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-01
Our Paris Correspondence,

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Our Paris Correspondence.
The National Of the Prorog
Louis Napoleon snd his Jesrn<y- Banquets-Plo,s-
Kings With and withopt Crowns-.46airs Piedmont
Rome-Napies- Portugal-Spoin aud Cu5a-IAe Ger
man Union-Denmark snd the Duchies-7He Turkish
.4nabassdder 10 the United States Political Gossip, &c
Pans, August Is, 1850
The National Assembly have separated, after ses-
sion of fourteen months md six days; and II you cal
culse the length Of time which will run from now till
the end Of its prorogation you will that the egis
lators Of France have but eighteen msnths more TO
occupy their position-from the 18th Of November
1885, to the 2sth May 1859 The three last days Of
their sttngs have been marked by the greatest nsg
gence the half Of the members were absent and as
stated by some ourn Is the comedians had departed
before the end of the comedy Even the
disappeared without utterng their last cry Of ppe Ia
Repabtique DemocraiQue Socaie. In short, during
this first period Of the session II you wish point
what useful ls has been vstsd by the Representatives
you will be unable to discover IT, and you will say
20 everything is but sketch which will be revised
as coon as possbe and is to be hoped that 1t will
be soon.n
The commission Of the propagation assembled on
Tuesday last in order to constitute itself 1t Is COM
posed Of thirty nine members including those belong
ing to the bureau Of the Assembly and the three qus
tors NJ Dupin, the President (spesker) OF the House.
left Paris last night and his taken by Of
the Vice Residents for it 10 understood that the
mission will always be presided over by one Of them
The order Of the commission Is that twenty members
will always be present and that their deliberations
will be secret. have, among these gentlemen,
who promises to let know when nything interest
ing takes place OF course, 1t will be for you and the
Our President left Paris on Monday morning, on his
way to Lyons by the way which stated to you in my
last letter At the last accounts which received
last night by the mail he had reached Dion had
met with very Indifferent reception, with the excep-
tered the wsrmest cries in his honr Previous to his
departure, 1t was questioned whether he would leave
the Elysee for many letters had been received from
the province by which the enthusiasm was described
very poor In it's aspect AT the suburb of Lyons La
Guiotne, the Mayor and the Corporation had assem-
bled and declared with upanmity, that they would
not pay any visit TO Louis Napoleon Such protesta-
tion was eutre, and az course IL blamed by all
those who knew the fact; but leaving aside its inn.
politeness proved nevertheless that there would be
found men In power who hostile 20 tho President
Louis Napoleon is accompanied in hs journey by the
Ministers Of War, Public Works. Agriculture. Com
merce, and his Aides de.Camp. Baroche, the Mi
mister Of the Interior remained In Paris but fchs
de consolation presented by ordinsoce OF satur.
day last with the OF Commander of the Lesion OF
Honor such diguity cert ainly Insrited by the
tuftrious crusher and destroyer Of all liberties
Wen, thus sOes tne world
cannot rars in silence the two banquets given by
the President TO different corps Of the French army
AZ they were marked by very curious incidents. You
will find In the newspapers the details of these preto
Iian festivals during which cries Of Or, r5@peyew
Louis Napoie0n.m .9lons Tuisriss!n uttered
BY many Of the guests As far ss can judge from
what see and hear, such msnif. station met with
no echo among the Partisan population IL has only
proved that there well undvrstood plan 20 ss-
sabtr is iefran, and Tad out good occasion to reach
the aim OF ambition long dreamed by Louis Napo-
leon ald his encourage. without any doubt one may
allow SEINE liberty TO the enthusiasm witch Is created
by bottle OF burgundy, and dish Of gbtioe but II
IL very curious TO see how silent and paternal has
been the government towards who were 40 much
Ia opposition to the laws Of the country and had
mitted an snonee towards the constitution The
most clenr point Of all this IL, that there IL well
CANNED Napoleon eonspiracy-a plot to carry on the
Yorois-the elected Of the 10th December 1919 This
oTgabz,d society, which IL named the Association OF
The 10TH Of Bee mber" has already many partisans
among the military men ana members Of the L~gsla-
tive Assembly. 4 understand that Ia Of a pr0pi-
tious occasion, they would e Immediately armed aud
furnished with weapons Of all sorts No doubt that
plot H. formed In favor Of the ambition Of the Eysce
but II remsins TO be knswn n ~ be carried out
with The Oreapsts and Leritimista are also
plotting each on their side; and whilst the former
met at London at the hrst c1mmunion Of the Comts
de Paris, during which ceremony it is said that the
Duchess OF Orleans ahjured Protestantism, and en-
tered the OF the Roman Catholic church the lat
ter sss mblsd at Wierbaden the 18th inst 90 pay
their respects to the Duke Of bordeaux Count Of
Chamboio. Henry v Of France. No one tell Whist
Will be the conversations and projects whispered at
this second pilgrimage Of the legitimi,t party. No
Which We are-of the need which We feel Of security
and reTcse. Tho journey Of the Count OF Chamboid,
nom frodshofd TO Wi,rbaden. has been sort OF tr
mphant march. Every where he passed he mt with
the most cordial reception At POtsdam, the King Of
Prussia received him as brother and Mlls. Rachel
that such visit TO wierbadsn the nearest frontier
OF France a. significant fact, from which may grow
future iull Ct incidents. rime viii prove II am
corr.ct.
whilst our litter oonronnfs, are thus looking for
honors aud M ans 10 ascend higher step In power,
the knss without CROWN those whom we call the
foclsliJ rcd ubicans plotting in the dark TO
ovthfo the present. state Of the government Daily
weseei In the Newspapers discoveries made ny the
police Of the candsstine manufacture Of gun powder
OF boxes q musk.ts pistols, and daggers found ont
In ths Lodging Of individuals connected with the
garg A very extensive conspiracy was discover.
I'd At Mns.iles, and its ramihcstions extended
from that city TO the north Of France but It's
poves were principally az vslence aud other cities
81 the Department de Ia Drome For the last too
weeks, the syes Of our project % police were open
upon their msn~uvres; but the plan not ripe
enough; spd. When was deemed necessary. orders
cent 10 the projects 20 act with energy and
ftroy at the nest Of these birds Of prey More
than two hundred OF these anarchists aud hends OF
The most conspicuous statesmen Of our country have
also left Paris for time ~ifho-t letting kpor
the object Of their journey Mes-s THEIRS 1uisot aud
Mcle smong them. nov In Germany. and u IL
mored that they bearers Of propositions msde BY
the orlssps family TO the Duke u Burtesux Mr. de
kssilsn, Minister Of Russia In Paris had many inter
views With Louis Napoleon before his departure,
during which the probability Of an arrangement
between tn. fsmiliee, and the which ought
20 be followed In Of its succeeding vas mentioned
The news from Piedmont II of very bad Kind sort
o ds reieer seems 10 be declared between the
clergy and the government and fear te end Will be
fatal 70 n. hibgsom Of Piedmont You viii see, In
20 you BY ths steamer hov Mr. de santa Rosa. Mimic
ter Of Aseulture and Commerce Of rurin refused
ehrsy Of ths church o. st Charles. because he bad
been o. the supporters Of the siccardi Law Afer
his death burisl vas nearly denied to his remains
vernent vas obliged TO interfere in order 70 prevent
scssdsl In consequence Of all these facts, the
Bishop rr.nEon vas confined In the nriscn Of rener.
tr~lla tell what vii be the issue Of that
d~plor.ble sn. Itk much feared that the Pope viii
put the hin g6on % Piedmont under ipterdicton and
you hnov bow isrrsls would be ,veh .ss o. thinss
ms more siver, the funerals without priest,
and you -l see "a one. -hst an innusnee such po-