The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-13
Our Paris Correspondence.

fARlS, July ~, lcOO.
The Committee Of T,renty.fre- Rerision of the
ConSitVti0n-1he National Assembly Course
Of Louis Ndpoieon-Presidcnts Mtssage--Por-
tugaia and the United Stdtes-Death of Geaerai
1ayior-THe Frigate Constitution - The Ms
sowi-Tictoria's Tisit 10 STANDARDIZATION Fires
-Tmkey, and Political refugees, &c.
After very laborous aecouohement, the Nation.
al Assembly has finally given birth to its list of the
Committee of twenty-five, which is 10 be held
during the vacation Of the House. The compost
ton Of that list, taken altogether is not very iavo-
rable TO the government Of the Elysice Il is COM
posed Of Messrs. Odillon Barrot, Jules de Lastey-
ris, Monet, General de 81. Priest General Chan
GARNER, d'Ollivier, Berger, Nettement, Mole, Ge-
neral de Laurisien, General de Lamoriciere, Beug-
not, dc Momay, de Montebello, Colonel de Lespi-
nassc, Creton, General Rulerc, Vesin, Leo de
Laborde, Cassmr Porer, de Crouseihes, Druet-
nesvaux, Combarel de Leyval, Cannon ct Cham
bollc, Many Of these members of the Assembly
are very hostile to Louis Napoleon and his minis.
try. md | need bot name General Lamoriciere
who Is called by the newspapers Of the lmpcrialis
party, l. tnsultew dn government" Thus. every
thing proves that the announcement Of the famed
cop dc CidfC had some influence in the nomination
oftlefe gentlemeS. They will be a sort Of bar
iier opposed to any infraction of the constitution,
till will be decided by the iority that il must
Be revised. There is no doubt that the coastitu-
ton as Il H. requires to be amended but when and
how will that be undertaken Time will decide
II. Aiier, or rather during, the nomination of the
Twenty five, the National Assembly has been en-
pgr,d in reviewing the different articles Ut the
budget Of 1851, which have been voted In a hurry.
The vote Ct The taxes. their use, repirtion, etc,
are p1tt 81 The principal aiilbuuoDs 81 thu Legs-
lairfe, hut they seem ~ care very little about n.
Their Gully aim b. 10 keep entire their admirable
hrancial system. fearing 90 dcnaBge, IN the least,
ils economy, they touched u % any Of its arti-
ClCs. 10 would have been desirable. before the
rfcrcco'icr ~ Tho Hou4c, 20 make favorable law
90 help agriculture and small property ruined hy
o., email IrlCC 90 grlilto vote upon thr mortgage
reform and ihe toa1fy credit understand. how
ever, th-t not word viii De uttered on the sub
iCCt For ne ltst two years these questions have
lftn studied by our Statesmen. Several ueiEhnouur
rutCrs have solved Ilu Of the diilCul y. hgt
Wc have not YET taken any interest 20 it The
yu.c iur he achievement t Cf The rICl, liuc 90 rail-
way ltuW thc ocean tu the Mediterranean Sea. will
lc also c.et JsLc, aud postponed 20 another ses-
sion. IlI-t We regret 10 see That the National
q. grly hos not aced better DUNG the las.
week Ci thtiI sr.i ion think DO BE- much % De de-
liId Cso. thrt ui the members return iu their de-
raTfr e s to toufptsn with their constituents Alter
tfn months debating, which have been quite uae-
t-- tor De- good u the country. and often disrrlce-
GOT, tn account Cftir riots which took place. they
must icy, talis end retire 20 thc provinces. where
Wtl Will lstc lUs. occupation pad more time to re-
W" ittlr s'ris. and 90 ak cf their consCienccs
now lfrl have employed ihcir time for the welfare
81 t'u'c. 40 doubt that the most uf them will
~ tb.ttq To- blush when considering with atm
ton 'hc tlautlul VOTES which they have accepted,
ana ln Whicl' hey have ccncurrcd. since their
oiNul Of The Nsuond Assembly.
One Ct tbs greatest scandtls Of the last four
tlNs hes tecn tttHted hv the nrhlirafios in the
" uifgu 0r S.ir, uf @ violent article. entitled
The Assembly AID the President" which.was a
luttr uatnbc. ugaiust the representatives. No
doubt tbs article was published a, the iortisston
a the iutuds Of The President. as that which an.
regted two wcCka ago. IN the journal IL poBr5ir
lntcd net relate 20 you the violent debate which
hat article caused on Friday last Let me only
tell on that the course pursued by Louis Napoleon
is hat which leads him 90 an abyss. fear he will
Tell into &C. IL u not curious to observe that tbe
man, who, On the 3lst Of October last when h.
sent his message to the Assembly. swore that he
would lie the only one responsible Tor his acts. and
that he would choose for ministers men who
would only execute his orders, has been the insii.
gator Of 20 many attacks against the constitution Of
ISIS
Il il not Louis Napoleon who has ordered the
defence and the vote on the law, by which the
general tuition IL abandoned TO JCsuits
l. il not Louis Napoleon who preseated and
made the law by which five millions Of electors
have lost their right to public suffrage
u IL not Louis NAPOLEON who has allowed ono
q lis ministers &C. cali "a catastrophe tAc fcyo-