The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-12
Our Paris CorrespOn dence.

LOUIS Napoleoss-1h he Seretlry Of Wy--7hs
Sociditsts-Count Of Paris IsabeHa of Spain
P@tngat--Amertcan ENJOY an SWt:e"iaad-
H0fy-1t1key- Denmark and the Duchies-Rus.
aa--President 1ayior's Death.
The trial of the journal lie Pourolr, by the Ma
tiona Assembly, which took place on the 18th in.
staLt, has been much censured by the whole press
Of Pans Nothing was more absurd and out OF
&c ason than such a sentence, delivered by body
constituted to make laws, but not to make them
obse ry,d IL made me remember, though II was
not for similar offence, the trial of John Nugen
which was the cause of so much ridicnle in Wash
ipetOn. MIR. dc Lama.rinlere, publisher of the
Pouvor, was sentenced TO II hne of 5000
france, being the maximum OF the penalty !;
though it was well known 10 all the members of the
Assembly, that the true author of the lncrmnated
Article Was MONSIEUR Granier de Cattdgntc, who
bad written IL uudrr the instg atIon of The Elysee
The speech OF M ChUix OFT Ange, tor the de-
fence, WIS considered very poor aud, though the
attorney had only TO prove THAI these act
The article so much 10 make u fuss about, yet he
Iailed. He might have protested more entrgeti-
cay against The invading of the National Assembly
instead OF tribunals and courts. la the position
which France nov occupies 10 Enropr, aud With
much anarchy in our affairs, tie deputies oi
nation have gwen a very poor opinion of their ia
telligence IL You read CAFE iuiIy The lmpfrtli de-
ds,es of their sttIngs, at the new Paais National,
you may hbd that thrIe Is no place Ia The woTI1
wrNre " ioaiers Of al sorts corgregdte insult
each Other, and DO nothing, or AT least, do evil,
buring the whole Iepgjh ot the day. In short, 1T
the care of the FGbU0'r, we have been remlnaed of
the we'll known Il bic OF Atsop, PcrtmtuHt nio,teS
N1scffig TidicuiasHGs "
The pforugailOn OF The House - decided, but the
uemi"Is who are going TO remain in Pans duriGg
the vacation not yet elected Ii d list is known
before close This letrer, | viii forward II To You.
You are aware of the duty which will be laId on
he. h.
every thing uniasordhe 10 the dIguily OF the A.
stnbiy. Man, runners are already the hlpis
relative TO the plorogaton OF The Assembly AinoGg
the most plausible and rational Is thH-thdt Lou,
Nspolror, who rs tOIming military encourage
for himself has been ADVISED 10 retire 10 the place
called 4, ydn If60no,, near Versailles, where,
under the IIetext Of rtd.giotrre, he would survey
the formation Oi The encdnPnent OF Ia plume Si-
tory, and there watch the orportune moment 10
H. Ike n copp d'efai The II 900 m-n who Nill he
there, will be chosen from among the norr devoted
10 the mory Of The Emperor, as well As from the
regime hts which will be IN The barracks of P,rs.
TIE whole amount Of uuors would be 900 meu,
and these wuhd enable The President To b. brought
on The shield" a la Ihurun0nd. On The other
SIDE il is alro sand that LOUIS Napoleon is about
csying Paris To visit the east of tfancr and would
proceed 70 Besarcon, Cour-lr-Saulnirr aud Lyons
Ordeis have also been seni 10 Marselllts aUd Tou-
lon, To the men.oiwar which were ia the ports, 10
sail for Chelbourg, where the President ID 10 III.
spect them. Among 80 many contradictory " say
ings, II Is easy 10 understand that These projects
are aIi DhDilrh' IN tIdtf 10 pftNrhi tne gossip
ing pubic" lfrm fuomg cut the true designs OF the
President and his friends.
Genepl d'iiHrpoul whom ] have so often
spoken of in my preceding CORE srondence, Oh ms
fapfti de ta7sffe h sun AT the head ut the War
DEPARTMENT; bat be assured that 1t Is la spite of
General ChhbgarniCt's wishes Every day the
n. wspnlers contain news al quarrels between the
w mii,tary powers, and " IL certain that General
dilautpou will play, IN that all r, the part of the
eaithenwafe eg1iBst the iron coup pUt--he viii be
broken. But, wheR he sends IN his resisu ition,
| you may feel assured that he will have ~ his
| hands the paper 10y which he wa be elected
| Governor Gspelal Of Algrna.
| The red republicans, though very Quiet in APP
pesranoe ATE nevertheless using all their eSrftions
Ia organize their plans. The leaders of the parry
ure al piescpi IN The island of Guerns, " the near
EFT point To France, where they may have rapid IN
! rrocurse with their associates Of PARIS. Lrdru
! Rollin, Felix Pyo, aud Louis Blanc, were seen
IN the port oi Guernsey, On the l9ih instant, by
| Que If my relations, who had visited the lug
lish island, on bdsinrss. II is positive fact thai
| The red republicans are looking around To aud a
| ~ ct favorable their gtarfrr general A large
| number of the MouLtsineIs, "a soon AS the va
csii' OF The National Assembly begins, will leave
Isris. end welt then conf-derates. a congress
bcent men Of the party. The first object Of the
/ reunion would be Ia agree upon fact which
would I've o0sus bcRi the occurrence Of which
would become The signal for movement. An the
] Traders ~ Ia M,Tfugnc, with the exception Of NJ.
Giral din, who txciuGed from the deliberations,
! are in favor al that PROJECT. Suasburg, lollun,
\ Macon, and Montpelier ale pointed the cities
where meeting could tnke place, but the ma
jurlty prefer the drWrunrui oi Ssoue 81 Loire,
I because IL Is NEARER Ia Switzerland and Germany.
In case the congress b. held out at France II has
1 been decided that nothing would be done which
would he offensive either 10 police or In diplomacy.
! Whilst The socialists are thus repairing their
mbnii. station, the Sieur Pfoudbon has written
ficD1 biz cell M Ia C0ir,Tgerte, letter directed
agaiBet Ledru Rollin, MazziBi, CsnsHidferp, Py4t.
LOUIS Blanc, and all the leaders Of the party, which
was Published IN the journal lie Pss,pfs de 100,
which y The same A. the famed poiL do P,ta,,le.
hutw snsaI monthly. instead Of daily. tie
n the author az the well known axiom" Propriety
, IL n then Amer having retired, ia long elabo-
rate, Yet in concise -, ", the attacks Ut his rK-
colleagues, who had called him man full sf PRIDE,
and DANGEROUS IA HE principles bully oishouQ hts;
be unveiled The ulcers 81 thsse mock pulItici iUs
and, after having crished them unf-r b's feet,
Bfier having classified their impotence with the
wsg Of .srcssrl, he b-ptIzss them with the mex
name Of Bogsesus, Which signifies IN good En-
elnh. hrmtugs IL not that the finest qualitica-
ton To be Pi,en 10 these IIiscvs dc revolutions,
thee ambitious nen, grll OF vanity and wind And
Mr. frordhon may, with reason, I've compared to
thee CrfGon f,Trtbtss. whose sudden Thoughts are
hLr ihe mirror ~ Truth, sprakibg by Themselves
Whilst the rCuCcs trr thus attacking each Other
the lsgiiInsts and OTleaDIsts initiate their exam
PIE, uhd instcaj of uniting ~ they ought to do, IN
The situation IN which nre, they are daily
dreaming 81 something which NAV ap,~ar AZ an act
81 bc.firiy Sgsinst each other. The tirst commu-
niun 81 the Count Of Paris may b. considered az
oUe ol thssc scir. II war the cause Of journey to
England from all the leadcrB of the party. sud the
cet' ncny which took place may be considered
poi.nn cath, delivered In the hands al the second
pret nd,f 10 the Kingdom 81 france IL 10 well
known that W. proceed To "A restoration, but, " The
two bisrches Of Bourbons DO not unite together
BE- Satisfied that instead 81 shaking the Republic,
they will fotty II
The iourrals Of yesterday are flied With Ioug
details relative TO the discovery made by the police,
&c conspiracy ~ the rogprs. Thee geatle-
men of a. Euiaotirs. had formed IN association
under the name 81 " Nemesis" the goddess IL
r,y,rge, md their place Of meeting the Rue
-. Victor No l0s. Twelve individuals were ar.
tested he srot. many papers were seized. among
which were the regulations oi the society, contain
ing The nust sanRunary principles. A tribunal u
large qurn'uy OF guns aud ammunition. d.ggers
and words, were seized at the residences OF the
arrested isdiv,dus L.. Thus we 40, between the
dfeed Of anarchy, aSd the desgcable deeds Of
paftiss
1i.e neMa rccrlred flnnn Slnin IA Of a very aaiis-