The New York herald., 1850-06-07
Our Paris Correspondence.

Our Paris correspondence.
PARis, May %. 1850.
TIE State Of Ptlittcs IN Fsaace-ENcf of thr
Greek QueHtom-Rsotirs Positions Of EagL1nd
ond FSa"o- -dusiria aud Russia- Dsprsdation:
by The Engf'h Eeet-isstiguions If Lord Pal
naosfon---dthsns-Res Restoration Movements in
F1ano--Aniicpafed Host,iifiss betlceen Fiuno
aud Engand-f -f'roceedings Of the Congress Of
Berf,n-heroiUftonary S'eiaiists-Yieana-f'r
partitions for the Reception Of the Gar Neolas
at Warsam-Ioiy QHief-Chino etc. etc.
There is now no doubt that the sociaIist party
had prepared large movement, which was to take
place the occasion Of the presentation Of the
electoral law. Orders had been sent by the lead
Of the party to be attentive the gui vire; bui
after having seen how ready the government was
TO repulse the attacks of the nsuTgrns--altvr hav-
ing compared the strength of the army with that
of the mob-afer having re marked that or society
Yves looking repulsivsiy on the Of the anar-
chiss- the Sanhedrns of the plrty have seat
counter order To their followers, and, IN order Ia
sIfease the most rapscious among th-m-ih ,se
who dream but piass q, 6ofies-in order also to k-cr
their popularity, they daily I'LL the columns their
newspapers with protestatIons, a sod OF ire- work
which may, but does not, hurt. The nsurrectiou
has decidedly made, what call ia French, fyse
fen. The bill was presented on Tuesday ist, 2tst
inst, and discussed for the last three diys wrhou!
bringing any VI those awful RIOTS which have been
~
Fioie, Victor Hugo, General Cavaignac, Michel
de Bourse. Csno,, aud Others have spoken against
the bill. Their -Peechss, which are stamped with
much energy and yisor, have not Produced tn- .a-
iicipaied effect T6rir principles aud opposition
were rclut-d by Me,srs. DE Lasteynr, BE IN .Td
and DE Montacmbert, aud now the Ia has b--a
deearco to be urgent" by the Jorily Of ubl
against 239. Mr. Lagrange, who il very likely tnr
CHIEF oi the party OF the insarrecdon, has sid,
AT several periods of his speech. =" BE certain ihd
YOU will have no riot'' Nevertheless. th- govera-
had al.
/ u necessary. The 2jth Rrglmeat OF L,ne and lhs
| ilih Legion at ths Nationii Horse Gaarl-, ~-re
on duy assisted 10y battalion OF lancrrs soltirrs
| oi the Gecsa, and company Of artillery. All the
! baVucks surrounding the palace Of the y uiOaal
Asrenbly were filled with soldiers. all r. tdy to
march; but nll this WIS useless. The Gro vi was
numerous IA The ighborbooI, but no cries--ss q
word-~ere uttered, aud this has t,ken place durae
the last three days Sc. you see, though there il
n certain emotcn all over Paris, the city IL sppa-
rently calm and suiet.
The unfortunate termination of the Greek aucs-
ton u It'll the topic cf country. Letters re-
ceised from London announcing the rumor "
a certain change OF cabinet, which will unioubt-
edly soon take rlace. IL u a long time since the
wing cabinet existed by its own strength, bat saIy
by The force oi hingr Nevertheless, itis at the
bead of the most numerous faction oi the PsrIis-
inent; and, as long ss the Minist-r~ili be -hont-
d-ied ny the radicas, they will hlv. q sufficient
niaJonfy. In consequence, Lord Pa'msr-toa, |
irsI, In not YET 10 be disnissed and very hSely
shall coon hear Of another Of his tricks. i the
thing To take place 10 the cabinet of L,ndoa.
you viii know before us, for the festival of lise
Iebiecost hss given vacation 10 the Hons-, and
Ihey Will only meet when this letter will have iek
P~ris ON its way 10 Liverpool. In case of
d'snlseal Of the English cabinet, he assured. viii
b. general. In spite of our present position with
England, Lord Normandy has not yet been recall
ed. announced to you by the lIernIan tnst
be bed Isff Parir cr Fndty last IL was true bat,
instead Of going out of France, he had onig taken
the road of Versailles, wber. he has hired sum
mer place u rrsdence. and yesterday afternooa
the Minisfrr of England. whIist -niliag oa
horseback 1T the ' Bots de Bologae,' was thrown
iom his hors-, and slightly inJnrri n the fall
bus, L"fd Normandy suii remains In Piris. aud
by the DETERMINATION taken by the English govern
nenf, IN maintaining Their Ambassador in Prls,
one may CONSIDER ", ~ the hrsi sight, concrs
sitn maze to- The Just pride OF tr,noe. Lord Palm
,ision is Obliged 10 suean TO tn. opinion Of Gr~st
bihain, whch har, on THIS occasion, tskea
Iosif'on sssinrt the Poiic OF tho Ensl,sh
nhnsny, rbd which " in fsvor OF France. The
re"p'. of England understand tia, We have ben
forcs d TO act az we have dom, bscsusc We have
been abused by unJusuiiabis pfoccrsllnve, and that
our government h.s been Obliged To recall Ut
sn.hss~adur. The French papers have pabli.hed
the translation 1T the dispatches exchanged be-
tween Lord Palmerston, Mr.. Drouin de IHogs,
aud General Lsiitte but nothing uew has been
Uncovered In thess pspers, for "a - CERTAIN that
nothing ir more stupid and hollow thtn the
consideration Of the chIefs of the Foreign
Office. Lord Palmerston is snil tse -asne
cexcomb az WHEN 80 called BY Lord Byrou,
at Florence Tie viii, y hoi~d, hr soon pan'sh-
ed by dnniissai. The affair OF France " co,asti-
Gated ~ n note which has b-cn 10 Eng and bv