The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-22
The French Republic.
hive advices from Paris dated the evening

|
ing, half past nine O'Clock, state that at that mo-
ment the President was in the act OF leaving Cher
bourg on his return
The Council-General of Clermont Ferrsnd has
demanded, by large majority, the revision OF the
constitution by The present Assembly, should it be
4 deemed necessary.
! The Council General of the Charente Inierieure
has adopted resolution expressive of regret at the
| death OF Louis Philippe.
| A funeral service was performed on Saturday, in
The church OF -. Dominic Of Bordeaux, for LOU
| Philippe.
| Accounts from Toulon state that letters received
| from the province of Constantine, announce the
| decline of cholera in that place.
The ImpoTttat,of Roue mentions that a seaman,
| who had been sentenced by court martial TO the
boulet, attempted TO assassinate Admiral Dubour-
| dieu al Cberbourg The arm of the assassin was
canght be was about TO strike the Admiral in
| the breast with ponlard
! Accounts from Lyons, dated Saturday morning,
| at y o'clock, state that some disturbances took
place on the lih IN the town OF Cliouseet canton
| of Lorio and department Of the Drome, in conse-
queIce Of some arrests having been made al Mir
mende. The rappel was beaten by the National
Guards in the canton, with the obec, of rescuing
the prisoners who were in custody of the gendarmes
! The National Guard Of the neighbouring canton in
the Ardeche having anfested DISPOSE TO CO.
operate for the rescue of the prisoners, General
Lepere, who commands the district, sent for orders
TO General Casieilene, the superior officer. Gen
era Castellane instantly sent orders 10 disarm the
| National Guards of the five cantons, and, more
over. instructed his subordinate to act with rigour
in the repression of the riot and the restoration Of
tranquility.
The trade of Paris is more brisk at this m omeut
than II usually is al this season of the yair. The
Paris manufacturers continue 10 be fully employed
in the execution Of orders from Italy, Spain Rus
STA, and Turkey, &c. If there be any operatives
unemployed il arlses from their own fault, as the
manufacturers complain Of the difficulty of finding
sufficient hands. The accounts from The egrcul-
tural districts more favorable than those re-
ported last week. The northern departments,
which suffered most from the late rains, will, ne
yerthelsss produce nearly an average crop of
wheat, although the quality will be inferior, and
the consequent loss 10 the farmer considerable.
Paris is abundantiy sapplitd with wheat the price
has fallen three francs the hectolitre during the
week The potato disease unfortunately is making
farther progress, even in departments which had
hitherto escaped. sui the corn markets through
out France show downward tendency, the
fall in prices va:yng from Soc TO If. the hec-
tclire. Letters from the southern departments
state that the markets were mere abundantly sup
piled with raw elk during the last week than for
some weeks past, aid that further decline ia
price has taken place Al Aubenas the average
price Of SILK il from 62 TO O. francs the klogramme
and at Joyeuse tom 81 TO 60 francs. Very supe-
| Nor quality, however, is scarce, and Is eagerly
sought after. The wine market at Bercy has Been
well attended this week, and wines Of superior
quality were in good demand Great fears en-
teuaiued that the TIslity OF the present vintage
VIII be very Inferior, that 10 many ds,ricts the
grapes will rot. White frost has ALREADY been OBJ
some injury. In champagne the grapes are so
backward that the vintage Is not expected to COM
mence before October. The disease which at
tackled the grapes in the neigh borh hood of Paris has
nearly ceased and il appears from a report ad-
dressed TO the Minister Of Agriculture and Com
nlercc the subject, that the last heavy rain
completely washed away the insects which caused
the injary.
TIKI sIINDID REVIEW BY tax PRESIDENT OF Tux
FRINCH TLEgr AT CtIEEBoURG,
[From the London Chronicle, Sept. IOl
This grand aud imposing dppsy of the fines, Zee,
ever sent To sea by Ia belle Fraroe has long engaged
the attention OF oil Sightseeing people ia this
try, as well ma in France itself; and, might be
easily OWNED, the number ofyisiters 10 Cherbourg
during this week has never before been equslled.
| In fact il was, Monsieur Julien would phrase
il, spectacle nI0nstTe; To Frenchmen proud na-
tiona epoch In the naval history of France.
By special invitation Of the President, the genile-
men OF the British yacht clubs had, for the greater
part, assembled in the port with their beautiful
| sells, and anchored under the batteries on Wednes-
day, inciudn the Earl Of Wilton (who saluted with
Is guns the Admiral Of The feet, who complimen,ed
| the noble commodore with salute IN return. The
| Duke ofMurlborough,t the Marques OF Conyngha
the Earl OF Cardigan, the Marques Of Ormond, the
| Eerl OF Mountcharles, and other distinguished
! an ateurs had arrived on Tuesday The British
| squadron mad arranged 10 present the visitors a
| SPECIES OF cntertnisment perfectly new 70 the
French, and which none but Engshmen have the
means for display ing-namely, cruise OF all their
| handsome yachts, accompanied by a variety OF
beautifully executed manDuvres, out OF the bay at
| one extremity of the great hreakwater which they
worked round, returning by the other again 70
manUuvrc in the hay, to the great delight and sur
prise of the French 81 boih seNes, who could hardly
cred, that such scientific display of seamanship
| could be made, even IN lillii utin fleet, by men
not all of the naval profession. The manner OF
cutting their eyoluiiouH and getting up 10 their
| chorage in two lines, gave go much satisfaction
that they loudly cheered by the people Of the
port. The captan 81 the French line OF battle shin
I AZ adj hu ClaIfu ~
that the display II their Groves and tactics was
" SpTGbc At res deiiceeas,."
| AZ eleven, ~, the yachts got under weigh by
! signal, and stood out 90 the westward OF the
breskwater, where, by signal, they formed into
! two lince.
srArnoAHD DIVISION.
! j. xarila, schooner, Commodore, Earl Of Will
2. Brilliant, schooner, G.. H. Acksn, Esq.,
| Commodore, u. V. Y. G.
g. Alarm. cutter, J Weld, Esl.
| & Fair KosamOnd, schooner, w. Lyon, Esq.,
! the Hon. III Il. l.. Cory ON board.
! .. Coral Queen, schooner, Earl Of Mountcharles.
! q. Anaconda, schooner, Sir g. ibbetson.
! T. Arrow. cutter. T. Chamberlayne, Esq
/ : Snnkc, schooner.
o FREAK, cutter, W. Curling EsI.
/ 10. Rapid, cutter.
II. Aurofs. cui;er, J. l. Marchant Thomas, Esq
! " Will-O' the Wisp, cutter.
10. Hornet, enter II. Study, Leo.
/ ~. CygIl.i, cutter, IA. l. imbtoo, Esl
10. Il sRca, schooner, q. Webster, EsQ.
PORT DIVISION.
l. Capricorn, schooner, Vicc-Commodore Tai
boz, p.
2. Constance. rchooner Marques Of Couyng.
! ham, Commodore Royal ~. Georges
! 3. Mirage. schooner Msrgucss of Ormonds,
| Z. Lcda, schooner, -Nsue. Esq.
| D. Merlin, Scbocne., Colonel Markham
! o. lalisnan, cutter, Colonel Smith. X. l..
| Z. Lwha. Gutter, I. Iodees, Esq., NJ. J..
/ = storm kInch, cutisr Colonel Howers-
/ = Contest. schooner, W. Peard. Esq
| 10. ECinse, cutter.
! n. Medina, cutter.
/ ~. Bittefn. cutter.
- Fores, fiy. cutter, J. Potter. Esq
/ ~ Daring, cutter
! 10. Lila, cutter.
/ Reaching 20 the eastward till fou~ p r., when,
by signal, nos bore w in succession, entering the
/ casi cnd uf the hfcakWatcr on retIra to their
, anchorage. All dip el their colors 70 the Tag
| Fhip, He courtesy being returned the bands OF