New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17

GAINS oi Louis Napoleon 20 the permanent posses.
zoo " y "er with grest bJldness ani frankae.s
G"'Ahs OF Henry V. and OF the -isGns e.
uiy, do rot give expression IN thsi, xisos. a.
clearly. They labor with great s,.i5,i,, >, -
nine Hhtt now exists, win the yie A. or ultin.talv
overtime ing u bot they DO not ventura =, ,io. T.
he precise mode o. solution. One ,bins besr.ysr
isclesr that they are az hostile - toe parn,oan,
Or Ind, tnue ProlonL alton Of Louis Napoleon. o,r
~ a. TIE hcpubhcsrs TIE nseves la this scam.
be the Republicans ususlly so noisy A-e the o1I ,
party that preserve an Appearance Of calnness =
They az upon the old Rdsge OF possession beias
line p0il's oi tbs law and reserve their eTIrts ii.
TIER adversaries, either By coAliio Or by the
pep Icersnce ~ ore Of them, appear " be ia a
position q endsnger the existence Of the Reo1hfc
" lt isqulte Impossible 10 6resee how st.hi. i
20 end. At present the Republicans see n & he
weakest; but, in the end, lis 10. probable TIA,
The Jealousy Of the'roppouent vii place The 10 4
opposition. Every one knows tha; the far fam.
% psriy a order Is nothing bat rope Of sand and
hat y hSs been kept together hy nothing oa. Is
hatred Of tie Republic feeling which 10 cjmn n
~ 81 he H. mbers. The party Of order has 40 dir
hcu.ty I'D remaining uEi,ed when the ectiI q Dlt
cov tie Republic Il has done 90 ever since the
-ith teo-usr., with very little exc, pron. B1InoE
comes the important question Of what is 70 sgc,sed
lne hepuo-c The B1nspsrlists cry out flr the EN-.
pre- the Legislmists will hear Of nothing bat
Deny wflie the Ohesnis's, vino feel that their
importance would be entirely lost In the event Of
the edvent OF either Of these parties, still hold olt
Tor -be Duchefs Of O-e1ns aud the Count de Paris
There 10 lot one OF these parties that would NOT
conslotr the continuance Of the Republic for some
tine longer 4 less misfortune than the success Of
either mOnsrchical allies. Louis Napoleon, who
has stood BY the sOcaled party of order Tor Node.
rate party through good report and evil re-
port would have good cause to complain, If
that party, which has always lauded bis al
miDistrStlon, were to thrust him aside a. the last
moment and would probably, Ia that case th-og
himself into the hands OF the Republicans The
LegtlDiAl and OreAnists are nearly 10 a similar
position as regards Louis Napoleon They consider
tie ProlOugstio Of his power as mere cloak for
its permaneloy, ard would, therefore, look upon
the reelection OF Louis Napoleon as the loss Of
their battle Their cry is " II ne are 10 have 4
Republic, lesit be 4 real Republic and not dis
guised empire IT, therefore, they saw no chance
OF the restoration of the elder branch Of the Bour
bous, at determination of Louis NSpoleons tenure
Of Office in 1852 is no. az all impossible that they
would join the Republican,, In turning him out,
trusting the chapter OF accidents would imp owe
their chances under q nex President. Toe only
one OF the MoDarchial parties hat has any nteres.
IN maintaining matters as nearly as possible Ia
their present position for some time longer is the
Ore suiEt party. Tie candidate of the Orleansts
is minor that in the event of bis being called
70 the throne, there would necessarily be a regen
cy; and from the recollection Of the misiortQnes
produced by regencles In the Olden times,
that fact is serious impeachment " tue hopes
OF the Orleans family. Toe parlisans OF the Or.
leans branch are on this account not altogether
adverse 10 the continuance Of the Republic Tor
some years longer, whether uRdef tue Presidency
Of Louis Napoleon or another but, for evident /
reasons, Louis Napoleon would 10; be the Presi I
dent Of their choice H. as is generally admitted his
reelection Wou q be considered by the country a.
equiv aleut to the establishment OF the empire. AL
this shows bow difficult il Is 70 foresee what will be
the results in 1852. All the contendiog parties
hope that matters may turn in their own favor
but it is not al all impossible hst, owing to the
divisions Of the Monarchiss, the crisis which is ex
pected 70 upset the Republic will end in confirming
and consolidating it. There are many who think
ii al in the difficulty Of choosing President in 1852,
the different parties will combine ia selecting &
commission Of three men beFs (of which Louis Ma
poleon viii not be one), TO execute the Office OF
President and that In that way the Republic will
be allowed to stsgger on for some years longer.
IL tie meantime, all that we can do Is patiently to
p atch the maDeuvers OF the combasAnts, and 70
congratulate ourselves tia. We are merely specla-
ors Of the struggle
The letter OF the Tines correspondent, Of the /
sme day, is az follows:
" The solution, meaning thereby coup dHGt,
topic " hich in the absence Of aoy more inne-
Minds, should scarcely say of the public, bat Of
he curious and motley neHsmongeu that throng /
he puTlie IS OF the BOurse. IL is scarcely neces-
sry TO say that ALL very nearly al tina. proceeds
rom such q source is liable 70 suspicion when Il s
OF Known 10 be actually untrue. Bat however ~e
usy receive in doubt and hesitation the in'elii-
renee q the c0usscS 10 will hesitate % admit
heir power OF invention and skill in grouping sad
olouns. general ASSURANCE was given you,
One DAYS since, Of a coup d StGt We have pro.
.Yeued sirce then, and this day, even 81 the NO
nett write, the conditions already sgreed 70 BY
hose hose services have been Obtsned ior il, the
errors Who are - FIJI high Offices when II shall
ave succeeGs6-ihe dsy, hour sDd place when /!
sill be edeoted-A are given TO yol sith re mark !
be minJteness Of detail Foo instance, the day /
gheLthe Consulate for life or the Empire, Tor il
10 the iucrsdoous . fad tina. on that 1
ont there is some slight difference ofoplnonl Will
e proclaimed, is the 18th Aus ust the anniversary,
s you are aware Of the birth Of the COrscsn Lieu /
eueLt y DO wore the purple, planted on bis brow the
u perisl laden, and welded she daughter OF the 4
'usGs. The p&ce-noDe else wOald be suitable
D name or asGociston-tne Champ de Mas bat |
ow or in what manner this second Imperial sri-
nph is 20 be schieved-whether by simple &C
ian6ton Of the crowd, or 10 the old custom OF the /
ranks, by the army raising their adopted chiefs
q their shields, ia not so clearly stated. Ie
)etm will, Of course, be performed at Nosre
)Gme, Immediately AFTER toe proclamation IN the
pen air, with all the imposing effect that religious
ceremonies can produce and devoted prelate,
ready marked out for the dignity OF cardir al, will
nplore Heaven TO ssnctiiy the choice Of the PEG
le! Among other honors and dignitles to be Law
he'd il recompense for adhesion 70 the new order
T things, those intended for some Of the leading
zen Ct the day merit especial mention Gen
barg amer is 70 be forthwith named Grand Con.
table, NJ Mole President Of the Senate, aud
I. de Mentelambert Vice President Of the
sme Musrious, and, if We judge By the
sst, obsequious body. There is no use
! troubling you with the details Of the minor dig
Ities " hich an abandonment Of Republican princi-
piles will, we are told, insure 70 the Gcky apps.
ties, thoue they are infinitely described as the
pes jus, mentioned. A fat denial or sPositive
lufrn alton ofai this tr any part Off, will DOT be
xpected Bot whether tue as whole or in part,
iase. one thing can be deduced from this fre-
aent recurrence TO such runors, and that Is the
aaire that seems to prevail Of change from tne
-esent 70 some more certain aud liked con1laos,
ID " hen & reprieVe from renewed agitation, BY