The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-27

the public place where the statsss of the celebrate
woman, Jeanne Hacheste, was to be inaugurase
1t must be remembered that Jeanne Pillon was OIL
Of the most heroic won en- Of our French hLSor
the rival Of loan of Are; for she was = corsgss'
female, who during the siege Of Beauvsis by th
! Bourgugnons, in l472, armed with q esuan Ak
| (pne haehette,) fought desperately upon the wall
of the city, and inspired such courage in her oour
trymen, that they forced the enemy TO retress for
| the country.
| The statse of the French heroine was divsste
| a its wells, sndtbe ceremony extremely fms.
| After this the President reviewed the Natona
| Grsrd ofthe department, ana also the regiment o
Dragons residing 81 Beauvais. 10 bad been ds
clded thst Ions Napoleon shs1ld return tht
same evening to- Paris bat after some poH,YsIrler.
he consented TO rsnaia and be present the diane
and ball, which had been prep;aedfo for tho occa'
sion.
As smatser,of corr.s, the dinner If Beauyais was
not To take place Without giving occasion for a
speech, and this was the of ssrie ap?renen-
sion from tho minister 81 Louis Napoleon, VOL
a. from his friends; for it is well known that the
President never expressed his desires to his cabinet,
new r asks for ADVICE, nor, when the speech il
written IN advance, allows any one to correct il.
The discourse Of b. Mayo Of Beauvais was not
very eloquent, and did not claim a loae aus YFsr.
Nevertheless, the Frt sdent took that occasion to
make several illusions to I'll present position
chief Of the State; and, for instance, said, that
eten Providence has given to person III, power
10 be the saviour Of ali. % No doubt there wac,
in ais mind, N ect aliusiou 20 his capacties and
were 1t understood or lot, it did not attract much
attt ntion.
b. short, the reception given to the elected OF the
lCtb OF December, ISIS, not very brilliant I'D
enthusiastic, and il the DGeDjrises, who had bee
sent 10 Beauvais by their coeis, did utter many
unconstitutional shouts, the National Guards aud
citizens replied to these unconstit utonal manfes-
tstioss by rira Ia h71,hiYue.
On Monday afternoon, on the return of Leus
Napoleon to Paris, sort of riot took place at tine
de Dot OF the railway. accustomed. usual. by
encounter between tho mt mt beers Vf the Society of
the 10th Of December and their opponents An
immense crowd had also congregatsd on the Bouie-
vardsj ind when Louis Napoleon, ~ho Was riding
in baFouche, int company of General paraguay
dHil.iera, passed At The entry Of kus Mon. nartre
soiaier of the eighteenth of line, who was anon
the syect atOrs, sbOut.d, rice Ia ftpnbtgus gang
of policemen INN ediaiely took hold Of hun, and
grove Linn to prison. Such is the exact report of
that third journey Of the President TO a cereuony,
and lhcrgh he asserts that ''the banque,s are
his tribune" it would be advisable for him, espe
caiy if he has the feeling to love his country, not
to keep up the agitation all over the dominions
Of our French republic
The National Assembly has not been doing much
for long While, exce pt the examination of ali he
petitions IN favor Of the revision OF the ion;
and Oh Tuesday last Nj do Tocqueville read the
report he had made On The subject. As it IL, this
loig document is a study, full of conscience. ele-
waited, AID very eloquent, Of the present stu alton
Of France. M de Tocqueviiie declares that. with
out II beng his intentiOh to limit the tights and
powers Of the constituent Assembly, which would
te necessary to reform the constitution, it would
be advisable to select tho mombers OF that new As
s,mbly With the only idea of - lettering thc
Iu !ean institutions" Thus the object and wishes
VI the commission are the republican revision Of
the constitution. In short, despite all the exer-
tiors OF the Committee OF Revision, / doubt, as
nnny politicians do, that any important decision
will te aiken III favor OF that revision for tho
report of M. de Tocqueville has not met with the
universal APPRECIATION Of the House The debate
on that great affair, which will begin on Monday
Iext, Will be Of the utmost interest, md all the
leading chiefs of the Asse mbly will play their part
III this parliamentary tournament.
IL Is said that there many chances against
the taking place Of the vacation OF the Legislative
Assembly. Fmst-lhe debate the revision will
last about fifteen days. Second--The budget will
last about three weeks. Third--1he taxes upon
liquors will occupy fortnight. And thus the
summer aud the best pat OF autumn will be over,
and the vacation of the House will BIO very doubt.
full, for then it will be time to leok for the re-
elections.
Many political dinners, Of revision, fusion, and,
ptIbsIe, confusion, arr to take place this week. in
di6eicnt houses of well known Statesmen. Tnore
this evening e. and party Of eighty guests given
at N. Dup'n's prrsidentl hotel. All tho minis
ttIs, ambassadors, Members vi the bureau Of tue
Assembly, aud publishers Of the leading journals,
viii be IiesIIs. shall VT know the particulars!
lubsps.
change is going to take place in the ministry.
toI about two weeks IL was whispered that M Ba-
rsglty dHilhers was to take the place " NJ. Ran
den, who would DO sent to Aigiers in the capacity
81 Governor General. Now the res,gne ton Of
General Baraguey dllillicrs is n we'll known tact
ana us the decree just passed by ,ho Legs
lstNe Assembly, by which representative IL for
bddsn TO be cent on MA extraordinary mission
CuIilg longer period than Elk months.
The police diGO,eItd, Inst night, another clandes-
the printing Office Of the socialist party, No. X
Rue kladslne. WheD the "slars' invaded the
ilsTsmtti they net with several ecmpositors vino
w,Ie busiy engaged in setting up the - Twelfth
Bulletin Of the Committee Ut RESISTANCE" An en-
lfsytd VEGA cot, ituestntrg liberty cap aud n
level, was printed with red ink NJ the head of the
bulletin. Twenty three peTscus were arrrosiea,
AID about two tbocSsnc copies Of the ball, in
stiZtd Ibis document requests the people to "hasa
Iaii,Lce' ten mouths more, without pErticipat-
ng Ia ANY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. demanding the
Ittsh at the electoral law Of the Sd OF May. LDuI,
Nriclcon u NiOleit) ipsulied by the writer's OF
the On u I, hbo - Is Said that lac ~ OF the
"blo'oy' j, suits who do all in their power to ii
down republics.
a inei very curious TO be mentioned, is also the
disto'tiy made by The police Of The smuggling int
| lrarce Oi i2,OUO Uniforms OF the Nsuoaal Quad
winch we're tcgEed ut BoUlogne packtd up IN boxes
| Chtct,d 20 the Duke Of Brunswick. The button,
! o. tlttt uniforms arr stamped with the motto
i" LIBBY, pubic order" shi,h Was that OF tbs
| NiiiCIsl CcsTd under the last reign. Nc one Is
able Go ud cut the truth abe VT this mystery IL u
soid that NOE than u, 900 uniforms Of the sIoi,
tOit have Ocen air, sdy introduced in France Why
| lie this 50 OI,snist plot
In spain, IL y iumor,d that ministerial ch lngs
Will econ take Place, aud thai General PavIs, VI. VI
hiUe, hOtss, aud btDa e0Cs would become Gncm
| b,rs OF the nc " cabinet. General LcTsundi would
become either minister Of the navy " be named Il
an important petition.
liz Portugal, the electoral Law has been promul
gaitd, snd the peniog of the Costes decidedly hxeo
! or the 10Th Of November.
At homc, the murderer Of Mario Evangelist bs,
been arrested. In different pr-viuces, hand bills
thiCateIrg the tfEoers % the Austrian army witt
nyfcor, should they sentence the political prisoner
10 be btstsn With stick. have bton posted up ~
rVtI The walls cf the large cit At Rietti pre-
| irpalatious are made tor the arrival of thrv'
| .ttussLd Auttiiaus. lie French army sill be aug
mentsd. ana the whole fOIoe will number foustees
| lbuuSaro men.
The small r,publc Of IT. Marin, which Is place.
| ~ the c,btfo Of the Fnpsl SrateI aud whicn VA.
ne ssylum Ct oil the political refugees, iEctudivl
! ibc,e Who cscsTed from Ganbsid,'s body guard
| and mary vulgar CRIMINALS, Vas entered, OF
re Nth ultimo, by small troop Of sociery, ant
| MI The refugees taken prisoners TO Ricnnis TDer
all those who were but politicians 20. Ace. bu
| lose who were criminals were kept In jail to b.