The New York herald., 1850-10-28

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Thus this subject which Is of great interest to thou
sands has been satisfactorily arranged
The French Republic.
| Our advices from Paris are of Monday evening,
! the l4th instant.
TIE MILITARY REVIEW THE TKNrH-rrs EPFRcT
IN PARIs-THE COMMITTEE OF PERMANKNCE, Rrc.
The President of the Republic left the Elyses on
saes to review the cavalry and witnsss this maneu-
vres OF squads ons the plains Of Sstory
drawn up by General Chsngsrnisr, as Commander in
chief and submitted to the President ON Wednesday,
who expressed his appreciation of them. The crowd
assembled to view the ceremony was immense The
railrssd panes unable to accom- odats half
ths persons whs were anxious to what the feeling
Republic. The President appeared the ground At
IL O'Clock, attended by brilliant staa .nd after the
filed before the Pre,ident The infantry passed 10 the
most profound silence neither did the artillery utter
President they cried vosiferou.ly vivs Napoleonn
"Vive pEmpereur." All at 3 O'Clock and the
s in n. w.hs va:
heavy from the constant rain OF the last two nights
and prevented the cavalry from executing the manou
GalignAns Messenger Of the Ilth instant gives the
following account OF the review
The principal stand set apart for the friends of the
President OF the Republic occupied by the Mar
suis and Marchioness Of Normandy, the Duchesss
dIstrie, Comtesse de la Perroonays Madame de Bau.
mont, Madame Schickler, Comte de Noltke ambassa-
dor OF Denmark, Comtesse de Motke Marquis de Pits
James, M de Csunont- -Laforce NJ. earlier, prefsct Of
police M Arrighi de Psdoue prsfect Of the depart
ment &c. Several members Of the permanent COM
mittee of the National Assembly we're also present,
and among them we're specially noticed N. Jules de-
Lssteyrie snd NJ. Leo de Lsborde
The President Of the Republic left the Elysee at half
panied By the M Minister a ei Y wal S BY General
Rosuet, his aid-de camp, and BY Colonel Ney, Com.
sS ie9y ana ,st Hsptan nols mensv.l his Ses,sr'
form Of general Of the National uard with the grand
cor don OF the Legion of Honor
The President arrived at Versailles at half past ten
Accompanying The President we noticed the Mar
guess OF Douglas, M. Horace vernst, General Excel
mans four English officers Of lsncers (their brilliant
uniforms excited universal admirstion) q PrussiAn
officer In uniform, and the Prince OF Cspua in Nea-
politan generals uniform. There were also several
generals OF the French army, aud a vast number of
officers Of different grades The variety OF uniforms
when the President OF the Rspublic arrived, TIRE
troops (mADy u whom had passed the previous nigLi
~ Inc ThS n,sS near ~ rhs rere up 10
two divdo under the orders of General Korte
assisted by General waldsner aud Grouohy-sh other
commanded by General PIeyest assisted by Generals
Rebel and julien. There also nine bsttsons OF
infsntr, and thrse batteries Of artillery, under the
pemuse and General Caysfgnso.
The President OF the Republic began the days busi-
This occupied about hour. At this moment the ca
vslry, drawn up In two immense lines, presented
place, the most important Of which were, fret the
forming Of the nrst line into columns and its falling
back TO BILE the second line to advance next the
lsnoers and bufsArs charging firdiletTf-a fine
eight thirdly charge executed by the heavy cavalry
This last msn@uyre was really grGndsosei = line, OF
nearly mile In length the nest cavalry regiments
In the service thunderng along the plain, sword
In hand and iike torrent seemed prepared 70 ssesp
forth st the moment, gliding With its rays helmet,
sword and ouirsss An electric effect vas produced on
the tpeetators, and they clapped their hands and
shouted With delight Never indsod, the pride,
popp and oireums;ansc Of glorious war; more magni-
The Savrlry having taken up thcir former position,
dismouptsd, ana the infantry sud artillery then
archsd up the plain their bayonets glittgrug in the
sun and their steady march, made them literally re-
mnbls moving walls OF brftliDg stesl" General
ChangsrBier rode at their head followed by his stad
1he Preslesnt Of the Republic the Mirstsr Of War by
his side took his station In front Of the stRnd On
passing him General Chsnesrnier made profound
suston BY raising aud ths dropping his sword aud
the Prct6eut replied BY moving bis hat The general
then placed him.el icppo.ite tbe President sad the
IL came up snd remained playing until the whole To-
AS srsat public Interest is at present manifested to
know the sentiments Of the army towards the Pres-
OF the Republic carefully noted the cries OF
each regiment as it fed Oh before him The following
Is literal copy Of notes -Four psnes Of
eueers- cry battalion OF chssscurs de yinoenues
10 cry a battery of srtiliey-ne cry n regiment
OF csrskinsers-a an snthussf,o shout of "yive lEn-
pcfouI !"-the soi9ers waving their swords ard one
tesAsron repeating the cry tsice or thrice second
regiment OF csrabineers hearty cries Of 'Iive I'm
Tsreur 30 min ed with sorae Of ,Nire NAPolcsnl the
soldier, brsneishing ther swofs, Issinsst Of GU
rsssiors-predominsting cry "Five rEmpereu"
battery Of artiileryno cry regiment OF ouraasicrs
mo cry regiment Of drssoon.- hearty shouts %
smother regiment Of drngoons-"v.ys rEmpsreur!n -
and "ylys Sapolson % bul not very hearty rsgi.
men. Of OF aSsSr,ytvs s.Sei.op ~ iSiy. rEnpe
reur 30 regiment Of chasseurs-"Nive Napoleon" ]"
svive NAPOLEON ~ .yire l'Entereuf!n Uhess cries
excited great surprse as the artillery had the rePu-
Svive Napoleon 80 'yivs rgmpereur 3" regiment Of
hvss,rs. tsreenjn no cry ditto, (Fhise)-'ive Aspo-
The aiiae on was very One The waving OF swords
and lsnoes by the cavalry regiments az thsy greeted
the PRECEDENT made the scene plesuresque aud eteit
The review ended, the Prssissnt Of the rsprbilc.
General char gar ner, and their numerous stats pro-
ceeded part Of the flaine TO partaks Of
rsirtsbmtnt. All the officers and sub eficers vhe
were present at the reveE, we're inyited 20 cnston
consisting Of champagne and cold provisions, placed
on the ground in baskets for parties Of twelve sessrs
were also distributed.
PRECEDENT before taking his departure rode along the
ranks Of his guests. whs iuterrupss then repsst 10
sreet him with enthusissue shouts me ,pecss'Ss' az
parture from, the simple feast also hailed him vltn
the hesrtest scclamstions Of Nive Nspoleen !" Inc
peasants we noticed, we're extraordinarily enthu-
sisstic ON his return through the town, slso. the
President vas received with intense enthusiasm lie
Taken altogether, the military display OF yesterday
grand snair indeed II must have been highly
gratifying 10 Prince Louis Nspoleor, by the enthu
sissm IL elected for him personally both from the
troops and the people was highly eredtsble 20 the
army is perfect discipline and high ehciency and
it uee most pleasing to the immenee macs Of spects
tore to the foreign portion Of them as magnificent
show--to the native, ss just subject Of patriotic
pride. =.
The Commission Of Permanenee met a. half past II
o'clock yestsrday The meeting was more numerousy
attended than usual Mole came in from his seat AZ
Chaurlatrtux to attend N. Dupn uresl1ed The
I meeting vas By no means ssiiated The eonnents
aud explanations % the ministers we've " IL said sat
ifectofy not Only no the question ~ the review, but
on the other pnelic nsttefs o. iniersst tnst rsre
1 ccnvok.rE the Asssmbly, Botvthstandiug the rumor
70 that effect Ia the early part ~ ths DAY. Al COED
number cfreprtfentativts we're at the Assembly anx-
ious 20 learn the Icu Of the sitting bat owing 60 the
ancst imprnttrabe secrecy with which the atlibera.
items conducted II s very dcutt TO et At what
passes One IL obliged &c compare the Different
sons and sesct what ppears most proable Of course