New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

.aaa w se nopuIsr suffrage He sxpaoa hse at pre-
aelt according his promise iotth JTankne' Ihe Az
sembv and the county viii hencefofIh con
armed the services rendered, the public inieres and
The stAe public opinion will hereafter decide on inc value
OF these draw in GdYancs Goc 81 me supreme
moment wilinspire France"
This is the leading event Of the week these
specimens of the commentaries
One thing important attends the journey Of Louis
Bontparte. Ii ia acknowledged that the cries OF
FiUe la Rfpubhque largely predominated ana
that the Societe du Decembre may rs wen give
over their imperial ambition Champagne ana
drunken orgies at the Ely see not being the voice
Of France. One writer on Louis NePoLoon .orr
plang of his Indifferent figure on ioos.ho !" ar,'
length Of lower limbs This certainly is ,a ~ ,;tI
The length of Presidents legs having -
the destiny of France Ihe SAM a,osion thst tbe
bjmeeN however, with the rohectlon snSt VIC
prince will mass physical criticism on horse3ack.
u r;Sa1 waII certainly. If be could always Keep
a,t,ida n some Whitley he might wltcn france
yvi,b his horsens nship. But ne must occas,onaiy
walk dance likewise, with the daughter of Hayof
Oarad bachelor, and q Prince, it may be readily
no1ceived that he could do immense execution IN
creating heart futtes at these rural or Provlnnlal
balls Paris, adored az Mecca oy all faithful
Frenchmen--B onaparte Napoeon-the eagle-eyed
tbunderer-revived in the presence OF bis nephew
whose eyes, by the way, are particularly dull and
heavyl-tbe inhabitant Of the national palace
leading out the daughter OF NJ. Telon-teh Mayor
of some quiet little town What an event When
Napoleon visited provincial hall or champagne
wine vault il was recorded IN letters cut In marble
The force OF tradition may do the same Tor the
nephew But Notwithstanding the prestige OF
name and function, the grand tour has been tal-
ure irnperially speaking. The Journal deS De6dtS,
the last authority wuold wish to cite IN favor OF
Republican chances or actuaities for success is
forced 10 acknowledge that the sentiment oil tue
mass OF the people for the continuance OF the he
L. ola rl~t Nh IN IA
But the course Of Princely Presidential tour
making did not run smooth. At the Passage de
rOpera ithe Shope-Arcade where the Bourse buIls
spd Bears assemble in the evening TO wind up
daily accounts last light the funds battered Tor
there was news of an attempt againat the Presl'
dents person-perhaps his life This matter is to
important to be given in brief, so l copy from the
p0trie and the M0niteur du S0tr, strong antl-he-
publican journals the following.
The correspondent of the Patrie, at BesanGon.
says:
81 conclude ed my last letter the when the Pre-
aide nj eDt 10 The ball the heater fhe most brilliant
company there sembed TO receive him nong them
were number Of the legitimate families OF the neigh
hi rhood wbo had never made their appearer at aty OF
the given the House of Orleans or at lhe public
balls given lis honor. Tbe President remained 'here
about half ar hour and received the most enthusiastic vel
come On entering and leaving be bailed with crles OF
Vve NapoleoD sVive lie Presto entP The Presidenthen
visited ball al the Halle. 3he demagoglca agitaorsand
the population Of OF the faubougB OF Bessnc COM
posed mostly of swas, who occupied exclusively at
opinions assembled he Rumors OF aconspracy aud Of
an intended attempt against The life OF the President
In circulation commssary OF police, In alarm went
to meet The Prince teicg him that he was the object OF
general conversation The President with that camnees
and resignation which you are 1 G Icy marx h
not believe that any one could Ts n % nun
thou fit ard he ediaey crossed The threshold Of the
ball room door. He there found himself 40 ala ho sulte
Colonel de Bevle received bruises, and General
ve'co had bis trousers torn On leaving the room similar
literally much difficulty In clearing 'hemselve' pa sage
must add that cries OF Five la Repubque" aud even OF
1--WE Rrubtque Dfmoerauque ct soeGte! we're uttered
ais almost all OF Them 10 the place Nine among
the arrested by The gendGrms and by the commits
one after The other This fact and The prevailing OF
'vive la Repubque? which were uttered at Be1au
acalet sdversaries Will endeavor 10 give them. ia
be- ked that the general character OF the true
population of Baseneon has at all mes being that Of
iiice Indifference The foreign and uansitory popua
lion and The quser inhabited by The s#l'S aIe he
ment and 1t Ia well known what 10 10 be thought of
mo, here than elsewhere conne themelves as Cha
tsubisnd says TO cosng The windows when the storm
Truth of what advance, Ia the nomination by large
msoriiy Of the inhabitants of 6esfncon, OF General Ba
sembies, and The certsiny OF his future rec ecton
This morning the President received the authorities at the
Prefecture After those receptions, which lasted
siderable length OF time severa soldiera of the Empire
were presented 10 him and eived proofs of generosity
buCceede0,
lies were invited At Ii O'Clock the President mounted on
horseback and proceeded 10 the Pogon to pass the oopS
and pglopol guard in review. The national guard
composed ohree baltaionp of the town. containing large
number OF men Of the battalion ofthe baneue ofhe legion
Of ay and Of ne Sev Oh oT @ in A n 10
being all that here al present Phe President
he RODE % e sn od n ats
Vepto Gen. Rebilo!, d Dumas NJ. 8ineau, Colonies de
vsudey,d BeSe and Edgar Ney and the staff fthe 43d
The cry Of Viva la Repubque!' was frequently heard
durog the Preidena p1sDbgs from Inc prefecture 10 the
deni" wefe very general Three men who cried
"Vive Ia R6pubque emocrelique Ell socise!" were
rested During the time that the troops fling off, Ii
was also cry which moa eneyReliesy eised by
lie en- az Ia s s eb q abd e H0w
eop weTe also heard but IRE queny In general
the rde ofhe population as calm and respectful but
several officers commissioned officers and soldiera-
Col Huber, of The 18th Artillery and the Coonel OF the
0endarmere were promoted to the rank OF commsndeu
Yhe P esd took bic departure for Bslfo at tho
lhories accompany inc him 10 the gsles OF the town.
v9 0e ws assembled to bis passage
Rhc President 1t Ii expected, will reech Belfor
thia eveniu e atsa.
follows by which it will be seen that the matter
very grave-menacing the peace of France and per
hsps Of Europe-for the President was in the hands
OF infuriateG men, What immunity has he against
the wrath of some infuriated man who would choose
TO 90 beyond his fellow? Altogether it is most ON
inouH:
The great MAS of the population of Besenconi is excel
LENT ii lB animsteo by the best sentiments Blu! with that
population mixed Up abou; 5000 Swiss, employed 10
making. Theae men are 80 many recruits to The
socialist army 1t appears that they had concerted together
10 make violent manifestation In honor Of socialism when
he President psnRed through the place According 10 The
inform alton which have been able 10 collect, these
vIe.che disposrd TO all limits and proceed
o The Presett excuses In word they proposed to at
tempt IL tho ite at least The berry OF the President
7hs OF pot be executed al The hall OF the Halle
Our readers hey learned by the dispatch that
before eeedpg The hs al the hester the President
wen, The hail sl the Halle.
was at The express request OF the superior authorities
the town thai This visit determined on Just al the
Inomen leaving the Prefecture the commiseariea
orpoce OF Bessncon asked the President! and said
- lily duty ard my honor obge me 10 heseech you not
20 60 the ball there 10 plo against your person =
Louis Napoleon calmly replied place confidence in the
iphnbitanie shan co. But acarcely