The New York herald., 1850-08-18
Our Paris Corxe espondencs.

| Tie Fiaai Days of the Asssmbiy's Session. Lao
for the 1heat,es-RssforatioB Of the BoMrbons--
Ctensa'n6Y asd Hautpol-Raiiroay Projects
Dssepssed-S.ate Of Hnty-Naples--S Sehiesrig-
Holsfsin-Honor Pad TO an Aa1icda Sea Cap
taiw--Law Of the Press, &c.
The vacations Of the National Assembly will be-
gin in ten days and one who pays now a visit to
the French House, retires with the conviction that
our representatives have only the fear of being
obliged to remain day longer at their posts, so
quickly are they voting upon matters which are not
only important, but also worthy of being carefully
examined. The two sessions of Tuesday and We'd
Desday, at which was present, made Inc remem-
Der the time when | was at school, waiting iiapi-
tienty for the commencement which would
deliver one from all studies aud obedience 10 the
regulations The budgets Of the navy and treasury
were voted with much rapidity, and finally the en-
s,nde Of The budgets was adopted by majority OF
39S votes against l55.
Another important law was also voted. IL was
the law gaiatng the liberty Of theatres. For a
long time, since 1875 the theatres of Pans enjoyed
the greatest freedom, and, with the exception Of
the play called Rome" exhibiting the principal
events Of the Pope, Plus Nonus which was pro-
hbited by the government, obstacle was ever
put upon play Of any kind You may feel assured,
that since arrived in Paris, have seen, on the
boards Of our theatres, great lot Of plays which
were Of the most incendary kind, either relatively
| TO politics, or on account Of the bad moral ex-
| hibted in the tir tsblesu.. capital fault with Us
frencbmeh Is, that We cannot Restrain our iicen-
tiousness, and tIat when we are allowed. 10 bite
| mouthfrl of I cake" we swallow the whole OF IT,
The ~ which was voted, had for lie object TO cub
m' all the plays received BY managers 10 the pre-
yous authorization Of the Minister of the Interior
III Paris, and of the projects in the provinces. Such
law was il power during I've reign Of the Doar-
bons and Of Louis Philippe, but was snnha aztec in
1913 by the republic. Now, il will be replaced by
the republic. Derson Comedy Who would
ever dare 10 say that We are III to be republicans!
Two years have been sufficient 10 prove Ihit
hbelty Tor us Is SYNONYMOUS with Hcentious
ness, and that, like young boys, We are obliged 10
| obey nurse or a schoomaster. For the future,
political power will rule the French q eatres, and
| II Moere was still alive, he could not have
| "Tartofie" performed without the consent Of M
| BaIoche, and, no doubt, such permission would be
refused, on account Of the illusions which could
be made to many weather. cock statrsnen OF our
erocb. In month from date, there will be
duoap established at the Ministry OF la,eror, TO
which will be attached men having power 10 cur
tail the manuscripts TO be pre- the rehearsals,
TO shorten ar render longer the petticoats Of our
actresses, 10 Iepress the ailIadcs and faur p,s of
| the danseuses. There viii be published code of
| rules for the use Of theatrical dressmakers, and
| dramatic authors. Though perfectly confess tina,
we are not people worthy of enjoying any liberty,
because We are always ready 10 abuse it, cannot
| but have the same opinion as many economists and
policians-" law on theatres is an absurdity."
| In our epoch Of enfrdnchisement, Of independence
| Of thought and manners there Is but one censor-
| ship 10 rely upon, and it is that of "pubhc opin-
| ion."
There was much falk on Tuesday afternoon in
the coiops Of the National Assembly, about "a new
rroposition of nj. Creton. which had for its object
TO demand the abrogaiion OF the laws relative TO
the exile Of the Bourbons Of the bro0cke dinf
ard oad,ffs was told thai n was the express in.
terton of M Ceton 10 present il before the closing
of he National Assemble and have M donbf1
tbm gb puhlc onnion IL Ynucb in f,yor Of ,he Iaw'
thst II viii cretir great exci1emen. IN tha Hons.
| and an over the cernITy. Neyertheirss. thinl,
that the adoriion of such proposition would be
| 10 prevent the so rnnch sooken Of r,,,- dsrt,f
| Then. we should know AT once IL France wishes
to renian In sate OF republic and, in case Of the
affirmative, we would select for the future candi-
| dates for the Presidency among whom France
could make choice, withou, being at each in
| slant, threatened with IA name.
| Another rumor spread at the National Assembly
| is, that General Prevail, at the request Of Louis
| Napcleor, has written rs<1rofvy, by which the
respective position and powers of General Chan.
| carnier, as commander O! the whole French army,
and General d'Ilsutpool, ms Minister Of War, were
determined end regulated, as well ~ the laws
and rules, as. by military tradition. IL am well
informed, M Prevail il not favorable to the preten-
sions OF General Changafnier and the President u
/ much IN favor Of the niSnn0ire Well! what OF IL
VIII losis Napoleon have these two generals put
I before july al their Peersl We shall see.
| The PROPOSAL made by Nj. de Girardin, TO reduce
one hall the actual salary Of the Representatives OF
the houses, was rejected BY the commission TO the
hsnds ofwhieh q bad been given TO be examined
but, after him, NJ Andre proposed To- reduce i one
tbiid, and NJ Charles Lagrange demanded that
every representative should remit the halt of his
salary to the state, rs well as half of his income.
| The rum OF money collected by these sessions
would be appropriated 10 private fund.- for invalid
wofkmen. In spite of so much charity, noRe OF
these projects viii be adopted. Money, TO our Re
presentatves, with few exceptions,) is better nan
| glory
The bill, on the railways, was presented to-day.
| In the National Assembly, and will be discussed
before the closing Of their sIttiag According 20 al
prospects,, the line from Tonnerrc 10 Macon will be
| voted, and the works will begin In thort time;
70 be continued ill finished
The news from Italy Is Of very pacific Kind.
AT Rome, the body cf Our troops - daily diminish
ing, by the return TO France OF several batsl,ons
aud companies Italy IL calm. Nevertheless, the
| Pore and his ministers are net certain that car.
| hcu9rism is entirely DESTROYED around them. and