The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-09
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The candidate for tho next Presidency has been |
nominated by M. dc Girsrdin, in his journal La
Prose- 1t appe ars that large meeting Of ell u
socialists took place last week, in order TO Sc ct
the best man to oppose Louis Napoleon. an' that
Mr. Nslaud, mason by trade, has been elected
by them. General Cayaignsc, the = 4me who
crushed the anarchists in June, 1873, as also put
forward, but after long discussion, HE rival WAS
decidedly more popular. Thus, if 70 are not pre-
be the mex, President II Is said that he proposes
to be the imtator Of Washinf ton, and the real
founder Of n true rep1hlic in Frasce. We shall
see; but do not think that Mr.. Nadsud has talent
enough to make himself equal in rank to the great
father Of the United States.
New. Of . much higher interest is that Of tho
reconciliation Of Louis Napoleon with General
Chan GARNER. NJ. Leon Faucher, the new Minister
of the Interior, has declared that an immediate
raj7vo hens01 was necessary, to attract the majority,
aud have been told that both parties have consent
ed TO make teace IL is said that the only condition Of
the renewc friendship, by General Changarner and
his partisans, is that the General who took his
place in tho command Of the National Guards of
the Seine, shall be Immediately removed Then
Nj. Berot will be replaced by General Regnaut de
1t Jean d'Angcli, who was lately Minister of War
The con irmatlon Of all this, and ripofages, viii be
given IN few days; but ii Is a certain fact that
General Changarnier, having met the President at
Long :hamps Louis Napoleon ordered his coach
man TO stop, aud then the General made his horse
advance near the door of the carriage, which was
driven slowly III order to allow the two to speak
1 and TO be seen speaking.
1t was at the return nom this promenade. on Fri
day last, that a TX At took place n the Avenue Ma
Z rigny, between gang OF Dcecmbratuards and mon
who standing by the Eiysec. The partisans
of The President uttered the cries of prc e PrtSt-
dent pire Il Emperor, aud the republicans, Pare
la Rfpubiiqite, Jude ia! Words Of anger
4 changed, and followed by blows. A general melee
took place aud was ouded by the arrest Of two re-
pnblicans, which was not considered fair play by
the inohensise spectators, who had been witnesses
/ OF the affair.
! The newspaper lie .Si,cie is now under the entire
4 super,eloa OF General Casagnac, and has become
4 the representative Of honest republicanism. In
meeting Of the stock holders OF that Journal DR.
4 Gnai deau de It. Gervais, who has the largest
share OF 1t Stsoir, was much opposed to the intro
duction OF such politics, which, said he, would per-
haps be injurious to tho welfare of the paper but
he WAS not supported by amy Of his colleagues, and
thus the majority was obtained by tho General
Till low 40 one has been able TO tell the political
4 opinions OF lie AtNoe
4 The thp irni was seized on Friday last under
the aeeasat of having Published a caricature of
LOUIS MAJ oieon driving carriage kl tandem, and
the mottc to which was Pro- dc FadLiresse
Champ EJsees. This was considered personal
insult
riot ofavery serious kind took place on the 18th
instant, at Asrat. 1t first originated in patry
serenade given to n wldower who had married
young woman; the gendalm having arrived To
disIeise the mob, the rioters attacked them with
stones, and terrible fight took place nevertheless
several persons were arrested by troop of l2O sol
ulcis. ana TAKEN 10 the prison oil ~. 1anucDs. ne
socialists OF that city having assembled, attacked
again the soldiers, in order to set free the prisoners
but The resistance was great and the Project of the
De,altment showed the most decided courage;
finally the socialists were driven off, and many OF
4 Them seized TO augment the number OF prisoners
1hls lesson was sufficient to put end To the ee.!r,
which, thus FAR, has hot yet been renewed.
The ami, ersaiy Of the 18th Of May, ISIS, is fast
approaching, and many preparations are made in
the public places Of Paris IL IL said that mani
i.s,auon OF the socialist party will take place
the &C aston. lhis may be, but, generally speak
ing, IN shiicil atcd liot is "A defeated euieufe
Gene nj Nar,aez, who was living in Paris, was
obliged to leave suddenly for LOLA, in Spain, vince
his mother, the Countess Canada Alta, was breath
ing her last. In order 10 explain his return to the
Peninsula, which would have. perhaps, been con-
side,d by mnny rs strange in the political crisis Of
SPAIN, General Naryacz wrote to the minister of
Queen Isabella, and proceeded ON his sad journey
From Portugal advices have been received, which
contain tie news that the instruction which had
been attempted by Marshal Saldanha, was OF no
consequence This intriguing man had hed to
Spain, and was on his way 10 Madrid. ID is sup
poscd hat he will seek refuge in England.
Everything is apparently calm in Italy, though
mbaidy, Low occupied by Austrian troops, looks
like y volcano ON the eve Vt eruption. 4 sub
terranean opposition Is made to the government,
and il may, ole day or another, take a more threat
enng aspect The people used to smoke good
deal, but, in order TO make loose the government
who has put tax on tobacco, they have, by n
mutual understanding, stopped smoking This is
somewhat like the destruction Of tea in the hsrbor
independence.
At Rome, the most important news is that of u
league made by the Pope. Naples, Tuscany. Parma
ana Modsna, to resist the efforts of democracy and
scenlifm' Il Is supposed that the project will be
would allow France to withdraw her troops from
Rome. The Grand Duke Of Tuscany had an inter-
view with the Pope. and went to Naples, from
which he wns To return with the King To meet with
the Grand Dukes Of Parma and Plaisance The
I Emperor of Austria Is also expected at Rome.
correspondence 81 the highest importance,
written by Mnszin to the Central Revolutionary
Committee OF Italy, whose sitting is Mt Rome, has
been discovered by the Papal police. II is said
that an attempt ~ls to be made in May next.
One os the best generals, made illustrous in the
ofGercral Guillaumc Perc, who i now political
exile in Paris, died at Naples, on the 81 instant
From Germany, We receive news that all tho
members Of the Cobourg family tho King OF Rel-
GUM, the rigning Prince of Cobourg, and the
Duke Of tobourg hobart are to meet In London, 10
hold congress with Prince Albert, for the object
OF regulating the order of succession in the princi.
pnitIes Of 1hurngcn, well rs the money aud pro-
pcIiy matters belonging To IT,
IL Is somcwbat certain that the German Dict will
congregaie ON the lst of May, and that all the
tra prefers the return 10 the Diet to any other
combination. Bavaria has had grca, influence upon
this determination
Letters received from Nienna announce that N
serious misui Outstanding Is TO arise between
Austria ard the sublime Po,tc. The Sultan, with
the advice and consent II France and England, -
inclined To ieieaSe the Hungarian prisoners who
hvirg under his surveillance in Asia Minor but the
cabinet of Vienna says that act Of tho kind will
make the sublime Porte declare var against Ana
TIA There y also very serious accusation
brought by Turkey against Austria. which IL, that
the latter government furnshes and anlnuni.
ton a. the insurgents Of Bosnia aud ErZogovina To
resis, the Turkish army. The cabinet Of Vienna,
II - said, have the intention TO conquer the whole
continent on this side Of Europe. Last, though no,
least, the Sultan demands a sum of one million ~
Pa-,res, ~ an Indemnify for keeping as prisoners
the liuI gnTinn refugees.
From tonstsntinoIle IL Is said that the Turkish
feet y about smiling a cruisc in the Egyptian
en- Troops Will be pu, on borrd, and II IL rumorcd
that they are .dnec.ed TO 10 and attack tho Ara
bans, who are living near the Euphrates, they
having re,olted against the Sultan.
. In Egypt Affairs are In critical state. hbbns
Pscba has aug inented his army, which now amounts