The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-15

teo~-Stots of Popular Fseitng-Co.nt OF Cham.
bord-7xe Pr1~ee of Joiavrge's Letter Congress
Of Democrats Ptedn,owt-Sp ai~- C,.ba-Po
tugat- Ge,ma~y-7he Dsehies--R Russian Inter
rent,o~- Congrsss Of Psaes-II1ei, &C., &c.
The death of LOUIS Philippe, the ex-King Of
France, took place, asyou will know, Oh the 18th
inst, at his residence, at Claremont LOUIS Phi.
bPpe, who was born On the 9th October, l773, was
70 years. 10 months, and 20 days old The unex.
peced death Of this ex-poentate of the kingdom of
France, has been the cause of much talk--the sub.
Ject OF many articles in the newspapers and the
general opinion is that his last wishes which were
to see his children unite and seal their recon-
ciliat,on with the branch ainte of the Bourbons,
will be followed by ali the members of the family
The opposition of the Duchess of Orleans will be
overthrown, and no doub, the whole affair will be
peaceably arranged. Some person. are of a very
contrary opinion, and think that Louis Philippe
was The only person to cause that fusion of parry
and that he being dead no clue of any is to be
now obtained 10 that matter. In short the gene
raj appreciation of the eA-kiDg of the French peope
Ia 10 DC found In these words: Z" Bern with high
mind, great capacities, Louis Philippe was, never
theless, nsrrow-minded man, whose oal, a.nbi-
ton was 10 create comfortable LIVING Tor himself
and family. Ii Is certain that he was, oy his way
OF governing France, the cause of all the eveais
e
esbesj but curse upOl his political memory 7"
That sentence, which heard last night uttered
by The mouth OF one OF our most influential stass
mt Il. ~ very severe, but nevertheless very true
LOUIS Napoleon, our President, returned last
night rem as journey through the departments CT
the east of France, after an absence OF eighteen
days from The Elysce. The last days of his excur-
sion have been Tar from being satisfactory 10 him
and hIs party. The general cry of Vtpe la Rfpsb-
lique! has accompanied him thfoughoG the places
he visited, and Ihis was lesson gwen not precise
~ 10 INN, but 10 the ambitious men by whom he
surrounded, and whose only desire is 10 see him
take n step which Will change the present state IF
cur government No doubt the old republican
parry had formed an association, or plot, to follow
hiui during his journey, and to accompany his
J0lse@s dOrotiOR, IN order TO prevent them
nom beng The only utierers of hurtahs on the
rood and III the cities IL has been proved that I
II The Society uf the 10Th December had sent its
dteeaite, The Conclave OF socialists had also dis.
patched rmsssIits. General de Casteiane declare n
that The event which took place at StrasbouTg had
but Tor IT'S object 10 take possession Of the Pres-
dth, and To Keep him prisoner, with the intention
of creating disturbance, and usnng il to try an ex.
penHent Oi not, and an ate mp to change the 90
veihiBent do not know 10 what extent belief
would be given To such assertion out no doubt
an occasion o. that fUt is looked for by the rorg
and, If they could find the way, no doubt thew
would wish il. The details. which you will
Ind IN the newspapers, about the answer OF Louis
Napoleon to the National Guards of Nj ,tz, who,
when preeented 10 him, uttered the cries of 80 D.pe
Ia R'publf2Se Ries gre Ia Rfpubfigus :" are OF
ayeiy cunous order. According 10 the Elysce
newspapers, LOUIS Napoleon answered that :. he
vas not man TO receive a Lesson IRON nybody."
ouch an answer cannot alternate the yofiSe of
these Words and the consequence OF all this L. that
our President has around hIs person men who have
rendered hrn unpopular, and that, according the
wei-kDown fable of (tscp,''s sincere enemy is
often better than obstinate friend" The great
Duchess OF Bacon had coma 10 Strasbours to meet
her nephew, and II is said that she was not much
dehghied with the reception made for him. AT
BTes emf rtn lxfA hxy
the kings OF Prussia, Belgium and Holland, with
theiI compliments 10 the elected Of The 10Th OF De-
cember. Finally, Louis Napoleon returned, last
night at eight O'Clock, TO the Ely see. Ills artisans
were numerous; they had invaded the depot Of the
railway, the streets and bouevards but in spite
OF their exertions, and of the well. organized che
ruses Of +" piw Napoiton ~. pive rEmpirs''
and other exciting of the kind, the hurrahs OF
" Ptw Ia RfJsJit9pel" were nearly unanimous. |
was on the boueva when the President pa ssed, |
IN front OF the Ministry OF Foreign Affair, and
was really astonished TO hear the deafeniDg yocfs
rations OF men ca Nous, and genllemea IN black
suits Of clothes, by whom was surrounded. Here,
as well as IN the departments, these cries were
lesson" given TO the chief OF our government. |
Mey 1t be useful TO him LET me finish by men |
tioning that during these eighteen days Of fopr,ee
Louis Napoleon has spent gu, 33 francs, either for
the expenses Of his staff and friends, or in pre-
and donations Is il not very dear for so little |
pleasure Well, perhaps Louis Napoleon thinks |
otherwise.
Ii is said that the Society Of the 10 n of Deccm-
10 Ontr MN krthl odH1tffF ana s0Ncr, AZ |
the Jardn a Eiver, at which will be invited all the
employees devoted 10 the Prince, and which will |
be the great meeting OF oil those in favor Of the !
proongaiion Of the Presidents power, or the change
Of goyeTnmt mt. But this disr oDicni Will not take
place before the return Of Louis Napoleon from !
CherbourR, where he IL decidedly going TO review
the French eet congregaed, by his orders, ia that
magnificent Port, the hey Of toe channel The Pre-
Hdent will leave Paris on Monday next, ID Of !
September, and will return on the 10Th. | also
undertisnd that an interview will take place, at
the Isle 81 Wight, between our Chief OF State and
Queen Victoria and her husband. An exchange Of
JaIHee and thai OF the Eysce, and the iszyous
has been selected by the TWO pe!entates. What of
great poet has said, Pdrierisuf r0rits adsci-
TER Tidicilus rus' And, alas such a copy Of
mont rchicnl travel, IL well DEPICTED by the spp-
cation Of that sentence.
The session Of General Councils has been opened
IN France, for the last tao days, ard much interest
is felt about their proceeding For some persons Il
is personnel and private interest; for the majority,
IL Is an interest OF FERROUS politics. We are the
eve of having the constitution ri France revised
for the government roqserts, with all s power, the
opening of the conIrorcisy, and lis motives to
obtain the pTOlongatiOn Of pswer FOE Louis Napo-
leon. You zee the devotion Ia the means" aud
tn prolongaiion Is the object. Will the Elysce
succeed IL IL very doubtful. But / am persuaded
that a great movement is 70 be derived from ia.
decision which will be taken 10y the Genera.
Councils.
The preecnce Of the Cuuu, Of Chambord. at
Wi, sbeden, Is here the cause Of much gossip. The
neaintts OF that city 10 our frontcrs--ihc NUN
Der Of people going On that pilgriinage-eVerythinr
Is the subject Of much annoyance TO our govern
mtDt. II ~ said that several spies have been sen
thIiher to furnish the Minister Of Foreign lIiirs
with true and correct account Of all that
tskcs place during the receptions of the
lrtlrpdtr Madame De Levcn, who IL the intimate
fricrf OF Mr. Guzui late minister OF IN, hing ous
Phn1e, Is gone 10 WiCsbaJca, bearer, II IL said,
oi certain cosuuiuni catiOHs from this statesman
journal oiBcgiun' hasalso stated thst the Prince OF
Joibyiilr, Who was, week uEo, 90 Brussels. had
called 10 progTia y.Igouo, under the name OF Dlke
Of Argues, 20 see Z" his cousin" bat the fact has
not been acknowledged by the ether newspapers.
The German pap,T ~ announce the visit Of the Dute
OF Nassau 10 Wiesbadcn lie will accompany the
Princess Helen Of Russia, who has verbal
mission from the Car Nicholas for the court
81 ChambCfd. No one deny that the
circumstances ty which the demonstratoi Of
Wietbsden is accomplished are gvins TO It