New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-28

whoIlv occupied in msoteiaing domestic status
without thinking of foreign invasons. The mag
nifcent parade Of sbipb VI war aud their concon.
liant beigerent fees, are simply farce, or re!nes
atregedy-a shocking waste of the means OF iue'
and adisgraceful sequence 10 the Peace Congress
which was held at Paris, and which the Govern.
ment pretended to uphold AS specimen Oh aae
eloouance expended and approved OR Inc ooc@
sion of the Presidential visit TO Chsfpoq<s'R $50
she following address Of the Mayor 70 L. M pou1'
pgrte: a,o, von
az lie Prestdent; On recent occasion YOU sot
made use of this language: 90 no' [r@ss1 .o
the purpose Of imposing extraordinary tx thnr
the towns visit but 20 inios nn,da smana.ing
fsarn noble heart, ought 70 Do Warmly
vgecomed by US. Cherbourg more Ensn any
other town, merits that ito wants snouio De
sfn5jed and taken into consideration. here IT'S
not the interests OF the town that are 10 quest'on
thav are those essentially National. The Empe-
ror whose eyes the Importance OF our maratlme In
terests could not escape, conceived and ereooS
she Immense works you are come 70 vsH. Inc
Breakwator, q real mountain, brought INTO the
roidst OF our roadstead 70 break the force OF our
wayeg these vast basins dug out by the hand o!
man from the aod rock thege warehouses; 1his
arsenal 10 course Of execution, all here liz az pro-
digious az the genius TO which 80 many wonders
are due Napoleon wished 70 maze Cneroourg
the maratime bulwark of France. 70 purRue with
ardor the work which be gloriously inaagurased Is,
allow me to tell you the acquitta of debt imposed
on the Chief the State the nheritor Of his name.
The difficulties ofthe times have reducedour works
and stopped the excavation OF our back baeln, per
fectly indispensable for naval port Now our
workmen are afflicted periodically with cessation
of employment. To reEume the work is not only
10 give new life TO our population it is to increase
&he grandeur of the country. The roadstead OF
Cherbourg 80 shelter, fs perhaps called upon
one day to play the principal part In our mara
time destniea and nevertheless has been Tor long
time disnherited of everything that constitutes the
vital force OF a maratime port May we be allowed
TO hope that henceforth some OF our large vessels
may constantly display their glorious hags IN our
roads. There iB also another element OF power 10
which you will, hope, allow me to cal your earn
eat attention and solictude. The Hallroad 70
Cherbourg was question decided on some years
since. Everything tends to announce an ap-
preaching execution of it, which cannot long Dc
delayed. To protect port winch has cost 40
many millions; and which, like an advanced post,
would be the frat point of attack, is necessity
(Which cannot eacspe your patriotism nor that OF
the National Assembly. You will observe, ID. 10
President, that what we ask for ia nothing more
shan the execution of the lofty ideas OF the Empe.
ror and the means of increasing the power and
glory OF France. Thus blending in one idea, both
our "reminiscences and cur hopes, we beg you TO
accept the following toaat To the memory OF
Ehe Emperor Napoleon-To the health of the Pre-
Hident Of the Republic "
The following is q description of the banquet
room The roof and sides were hung with flags of
all nations and of every color escutcheons em.
bematie of naval affairs anc surrounded with ever
greens were placed at certain distances, and be-
swSep them were stars formed of naked sRbrea,
pistols and tomahawkg. ghree long tabea were
laid down the length OF the room, and across the
platform was erected q platform, on which Waa
placed q semioiroular table for the President and
chose whom he invited to meet him. In the hollow
in front Of the table were placed eyergreens, and
on either side small brass sKpounder, as II 70
keep the guests at the long tableg in order. Over
she head OF the President was aoroll wiki the
words Au President de Ia Republique," beneath
which was placed bust of the Emperor, and on
either aide sun formed of naked sabres with
brasa face In the center, and the raya formed OF
ramrods. AT the entrance of the dining room
double staircase bad been erected, at the head o!
which was triumphal arch the base formed oil
awo cannon placed on end, aud the upper part OF
pistols and aahrea. When it is remembered that
fhe revelation of February grew out OF the htotm
Of industrial ideas, the reader will hardly recog.
nize In this terrible catalogue Of death dealera,
abe proper place to receive the President spring
sRA ing from shat event.
M Not satisfied with having one debria Of Monarchy
E# in the person of t. N. Bonsperte, Grardn OF the
" Presse Is busy nominating the Prince do Joluvie
for his successor. The old quarrel of the Nation
ale and the Presse s burning afresh the Nationde
denying Girardin's Republicanism, and he giving
in two numbers some thirteen columns Of eXplana
lions and policy.
The votes OF 81 Councils. General out of "a are
known on the question Of revising the C0natitu-
zion. Eorty.four are in favor OF it, have re-
iected propositions for q revision, 10 have refused
TO vote.
grand banquet ia spoken of, to take place on
the return of the President to Paris. The Winter
Garden a fairy spot 10 the chosen place 5000
gueats 20 graceis Ofooursa the object 10 political
The Democratic press are all against the project
of revising the Constitution. Whe following ID ths
condensed argument against the project The
clear inconssstible fact Is, Constituent
ii. L. o1A Af~1 ,1ArS I,A
system of the restricted suffrage Who, in fact Ia
to vote the reyision7 The present Assembly
Why will it vote the revisionl go overturn and
destroy the Republic How, them can it be ina
gined that the Assembly should go and reestablish
universal suffrage expressly to revise the Oonsti'
sutionY 1t opposes every day the progress OF So
oiaiism, which is pursuing lie INVASION it declares
loudly that the wave ia mounting viably noWith.
standing the barriers raised by 1t with so much
care; il knows that Universal Suffrage would
choose Socialist Republican constituents, who
would revise the Constitution ia q Democratic
sense, and would reestablish Universal Suffrage.
In theasricGls we have a new piece at the
Varieties by Roger and Vayez turning on the
fears snd sorapes Of ch0risser st st. Sapice,
who will turn penny by singing at the opera
which is sgainat rule. The idea is taken from the
Abb6 Galart. AT the Montansier is new triaa,
La Ollie bien gardee A chasseur, Ia coach servant
wearing magnificent cooked hat and feather and
splendid livery is caught along with the chamber
maid Ia tnaking use Oh tne kolete essences oil hls
missresa. A child observes them, and promises to
tel mamma, and will only keep the secret re-
ceiving promise to 60 to the Mobile the famous
ballgarden, Ceoile the child is lest in the crowd,
and the sroubls of the chaaseau thereupon is very
amusing A phenomenon played the child no
rarity here, where children have theater and act
with precocious French skill new piece by Scribe
ior the Francois is promised WreashS Of putfs
encircle isa 81 nounoement. a new composer at
Milan Is vaasly praised, At the Hippradome an
ass waa taken up in bsloon--Poteyin as Sancho
D&.1a aasr{Je ~ h;r, Dnp OuSwokta abova