The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-13
The French RepubIlc.

The French Republic.
We have received the Pans journals OF Monday
Get. p.
General ChangarIier is even more displelsed
with General Schramm than he was with General
dHautpOul, and complains of the address of rhe
new Minister of War 10 the army an insult adj
dressed personally 10 HIMSELF he is also greatly an
noytd at the removal OF General Nieuma yer, his
fdtss AthGtcs, from The command Of his division,
and considers IL as prelude To his wn dismissal.
The police have been very busy in gettiGg up
sham conspiracy at Lyons, for the purpose Of ena-
bling the authorities to remove several persons who
are opposed to the government, and among them
M. Gent, rom the city. These persons have
been arrested they will prob abs never he brought
Ia trial, hut after being detained few months he
discharged. France, unfortunately, has no h2beas
ooLgHs act.
81. Dupont de rEure hes addressed letter to the
NGiiOnOi approving OF the resolution adopted by
the republican patty TO abstain from voting at the
ensuing election oi representative for the depart
ment Cf The North.
General dc Bourjolly has addressed letter to
the ErttHme''t denying that his differences with
General dHautpOu arose either from any &C, OF
his Ministry, or because he had promised him the
government of Algeria.
The equestrian Icie, which was 20 have taken
place al h Champ de Mars on Sunday, was post
pnnC in consequence OF the bad weather, after an
immense multitude had collected there. Some
confusion arose IN consequence OF the disappolnt-
Meut.
Snow has alre idy fallen at T arbes aud at Pau in
large quantities.
Gle by MVercn IL may be considered "a the official
programme Ui The Presidential yOlicy. After allu-
ding Ia The various srlicles winch have appeared
IN the Bourboni.t journals the subject of the re-
vision at The Constitution, the COrSfau.i1Hci tina
proceeds
The President Of the republic who he, himself vsi.
ted more than Que Of cur provin;es has understood
the wishes and the wants OF all France We may be
that h. will give neither p-etext 20 the psats
nor TO TIE lsHs, founded Gi.trust separating him
self from General lcutpOrl Louis Napoleon Bona
psrte hsd only obect that parting 20 his 20
verumtut additional strength BY greater unity OF
views of PRINCIPLE. and Of feutiments IN we are vel
inoI racd society that OF the Dir D5rembrr, which
bss been loaded with just or unmsrted sssIFatoas,
will be shortly dissolved, and a. ne uisiion has ever
been given 20 this society and a. 70 has itself
conceived any Of the projects which have been npu-
ted toit thif measure VIII o. only pure and simple
anBulaon ofal the requstOris ana charges directed
against H. A. 60 the question OF the propagation OF
powers which forms The knot q the state Of AT airs
the Prtsdept Of the republic will not b. the first
touch 10 He u the only man ia France. Who since
the revolution hss hd 20 take oith audas ho1es
man he vill obervs &C. II sil be for the Assembly TO
release him from the cath h. hi. swora Thus. rs-
tuning nom the country AL from travelling, the
President 81 the repuolic on the one hand, aud we
hope the National Assembly the other will be the
ithful Interpreters and the devoted ministers Of the
wishes 81 the country. IN avoiding all differences, all
collisions and all shocks for the present As 90 the
qus,ilon Of The future Of France louis Napoleon Bo
fafte. bound hy oath must aud VIII remain pas
Give sud inactive without eudssvorirg 20 break or
., haral Fatyier, who. shortly before the rroro.
gallon OF The Assembly, brourh- forward propo.
EfffuU ffr iNf ft.fHr' ~ hhlpI T. fufr, which was
rejected, - ~ present 40 the Ch4tea1 d'Amboiso,
visiting the Iiusuious captive, who, /, is said,
thanked him waimiy tor The Interest hs had shown
On biz account. f. - he intention Of the General
10 hnng fCrw nj Inoherrroposition the subject,
and his wat To AmbOisc u tor the purpose Of pro.
curing documents IN support OF n.
TIE FEANKIN BANQUET Ar HAvEE.
The mtrchsuis OF Utyrc, on Saturday, the 2nh
ult. gave grand bgnquc', az Frlscdti's, % the
captain and s.liccrs ~ the American steamer
Franklin, 20 clcoIa'c the arrival IN that port, of
the first II The new line U stca nets. The walls OF
the saloon were decorated with French aud Anne.
ricsn flags. N. l.e Mastre, NJ iyor Of Havre, pre-
sided, ard had az biz raht hand Captaia WOtlen,
at The franklin, aud az bis lef', VI l.. Draper,
Unucd States Consul az lIavrc. The banquet was
attended by the Colunels At the lst light infantry,
tie artillery. and he engineers, b. the commits.
ssry ctnsIai q The mauue. the sub-prefcct, the
director Of the customs. aud other eminent fin,-
tionefits ca The table was an immense piece OF
yasirv surmCun'ed by model OF the Franklin.
The Mayor Ct llavTe proposed the health of Cap.
tain Wouuu, aud expressed his great pleasure as
the inuugulatiun OF direct steam communication
hsiwtcn Ha,re and the United States Captain
MCucn Tcpicd with great emotion. aud proposed
"the Commerce 81 llayTc.' The President Of the
IboHttr ~ Cof1mcrce returned thanks, and gave
ihe "CtmfnerCe q the United states" Mr..
Dmper, The Consul, answered ia a neat speech,
ard pfOIosed toast TO French commerce. Other
tctsts 10 the army. the ladies. the authorities etc.
wrie then pven. The banquet, altogether, missed
al Exceedingly well, and the best feeling was ma.
infected betw cen the French aud their guests.