The New York herald., 1850-05-19
Our Parl. Correspondence.


Election of NJ Sue-Soriaiism aud PoliiicS-- The
Orleans Pauy--Lopis PhH,Pye- The Legiii-
,nists-7h,ee Mp,yiages-- Tie Pogs-M. Cass
al Ro,ne-Germang and Prussia Ioland and
H,,sgary-7he Election of Sd0ae ani Loire-
Greece, &C., &C., &c.
The socialists have once more triumphed. Their
candidate, M Eugene Sue, has won the seat which
was vacant at the National Assembly, for the de-
partment of the Seine. The election Of NJ. Sue is
more than political fact il is moral event. This
new representative Of the people is not the repre-
sentative of the political principle of the economy
of communism; he is the personetion OF the COM
munism of manners and habits of those who elect
ed him. They have chosen Nj. Sue as the man
who has related the thousand and one nights
socialism, and depicted ull the dreams which, like
the excitement by the opium and raschich of Tur-
key, are nebriating the epicurean palate of our
Parsian manners. The election of M. Sue is the
~ rus ultra of the revolution of 1913. As told
you in my last letter, the moderate party had Sc
leoted NJ. Leclerc; aud it was nobl. choice.
Never did a brighter Intelligence, a truer republi-
can, in the Roman lyle, hye-he was to conciliate
the parties of all grades. The socialists wished
men Of disorder-apostles Of demagogy-and M.
Leclerc was too uch opposed to this, to be their
man Socialism l., in politics. what certain kind of
romance il in literature. The society described IN
the sMystriies oi pars," The Wandering Jew
the " Mysteries of the People"-those individuals
who sbs nj, n themselves 20 their palhons, without
repairing them-the order which u, once IN while,
re- established by IpW' rlul and rch man-all that
represents that part Ol France, - desirOus 10
see socialism IN power. la the shape OF a novel,
that society il absurd; but when Il Is IN reality. II
becomes sham. ful The heroes described by the
novel writer have elected him for their representa-
tive he has received fiom them the duty TO put his
fiction into realization. Now that NJ Sue is going
TO make his dttm the political stage" we shall
see how he will uCt-hoW he Will give the proof OF
all the erroneous aXioms nav, nted by his Imagina.
tion IL may bc sald that NJ sue had not solicited
this election, but he hss been Obliged 10 accept II.
So much the better. ] think II would have been
more influential for the parry TO elsct the soldier
Daniel, who had been pointed out by the great
priest oi the party. M. LedTu Ron IL would
have been certain way TO fiatter the army and
disofgsnize its discipline; but the r0ats OF the party
thought that their iTcnd r sue would do better.
The moralsts of socialism had more influence
than the political meI # The mountain. There was
between the ,lcctuu ui the soldier Daniel and mat
Of NJ sue, the difference which exists between the
dofrfup bensns and The consumpton-thc apOpexy
and slow poison. Our society may debut It's
death will b. rtectdcd by long agony.
The news a. this election had a great influence
upon the public siocks. The aspect 81 the Bourse
of Paris was very curious on Tuesday last. as wel
a. yesterday. AN the persons who were there
seemed 10 fc stuIahcd wh the result of the votes,
must say Yves occasiourd oy the measures taken,
fcr the last six days. by nearly all the brokers OF
Pans, who were persuaded thai Mr. LccleTc would
bc elected, and that this oud Immediately change
the present poor aud depressed condition Of affairs
The anticipated liguidaiin ui The sellers had pro-
duccd an upw ard movement. and leit the buyers m
q false security. aud when they uied To sell OIL
The stocl-of which they bad made large pur-
chascs-they did net hrd any spcculator who could
help the liquidation No doubt this state OF depres-
sion will be lelt. tor some time to come, IN the pub
Jic funds
let me tell YOU also, that the government, badly
advised as " has bc,h ON tie previous election, had
done everything IN IT, puwcr 10 excite the republic
socialists, n order t. iurce. them to an attack
and thus have an occasion 10 rcpress them IN
very strong manner Eishl days ago, the Preiec
Of Police. NJ Cariicr had issued an order 10 dis
arm all The National Guards ~ the faubourgs. A
rcVisicn of the rccple who have right 10 vote,
had also akcn plscr. and al those who had not a
real dcrcilc in Paii-. .hso tecn sxcludcd The sale
Of all the republican uswsptp,rs bad been prohibited
in the strecis, and a Ros-ia operated against the
ErfnCmcHi. and other journals. Wen, none oi
these means Of rendering the socialists savage had
succeeded. and having seen the snare, they mad
obeycd their chirfs, and remained quict. Another
suenijd will be- made by NJ Cartier at the pfoo-
G clauntiOn Of the newly elected representative NJ
sue, but Il will have 10 stisct-the peace will be
keJd enc may see. from This moment, by reading
the socialist journals with attention, that they
know the plot, aud that they viii avoid the abyss
around hem.
II has been rmorcd to-day that the ministry
would he changed. A great meeting OF the states
men devoted 90 the President, took place ON Tues
day evening. at the ElystC, IN order To take mea-
sures against the propagation &c socialism Messrs
he Broglio, Thiers, Guizot, Molc. st Priest, and
de Grammoni were pieecnt. "A st Of new minis
ters, among whom vas told there were Messrs.
Grew. Gusiaye de beaumont, Birio, Bamartine,
DufauTe and Lamoficere, had been prepared, at all
events.
Apt,her question was also baloted At that meet
;ng-it was 10 remove the seat OF government
from Paris II would be safe plan but do not
believe il will be followed. The undertaking IS
too great for the present moment.
While all these debates are taking place ~
France. the Orlesnist party is intriguing outside
The duchess Of Orleans, appears, has been called
to Claremont hy the old king, Louis Philpfe. to
settle the question Of the inheritance OF the Count
ef Psfis. --. -.
whilstthe Orlesnsts are taking stepe, with regard
20 future evente the legiiimss also at WORK, nut
without the authorization of the Count of oham,,
bord who, retired at Frodhorf, seems to be decided
20 I've in a quiet way without the embarrassment
Of throne But have been told, by some lead