The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-02

other representative States of the continent,
have no house In session for the present, and
as soon a. the propagation of Belgium shall
be pronounced, there will b, national represen-
tatives in Europe in earnest session.
Politics are Is dull as possible, and Louis
Napoleon himself has been as quiet as . statue.
Nevertheless if thus calm in appearance, am told
that he will not enjoy his oium dignitate, and
it is certain that the two months of vacation will
be employed by him to renew his journeys through
the departments he visited last year. According
to some reports, the President will leave for Bor-
deaux on the 10th or 18th instant From Bor-
dssux, where he will receive the populations of
Toulouse, Agen, Montauban, Auch, Carcas:snne.
Montpelier and Mines, Louis Napoleon will pro-
coed to La Rochelle, Rochefort, and thence to Peri
gueux, Limoges, Moulins, and Nevers. The Pre-
S sSsR T BE- S"rf thu this
General Raudon, Minister Of War, and nj. A.
Fould, Minister of Finance. The projects of all
the departments where Louis Napoleon is to pass,
with his suite, have already received instructions
to prepare the population to be as ''poite" and
enthusiastic as possible
No doubt that, also, ia the course of September
next, the Hendant Of the review Of the feet at Cher
b0urg, will take place either ut Toulon or Mar
seilles. The French squadron is daily expected in
the harbor of Hyeres, and am told by a gentle
man who knows" that the object of this meeting
is to raise, as much as possible, the Bonapartist
feeling in favor of the nephew.
As may be seen, the postulant to the next Presi-
dency of 1852 will not neglect any to rule for
four years more. Will he succeed! doubt it very
much. There is large competition in the field for
the Presidency, and it is hard to know how it will
| end.
The ropges are still hestating on the subject of
their candidate. Who will he be M. Mot Sau-
riac, or member designated by ballot! No one
tell yet. 1t is now certain that the object Of
NJ. de Girardns visit to Ledru Rollin, in London,
was TO persuade him not to present himself as can
ddate for the next Presidency, but the contrary
to employ all his power to have M. Carnot noui-
mated ard elected.
An unexpected candidate is also on the tapis,
who has created much sensation in the circles
where Orleansm and le gitimacy still discussed.
The name Of Prince de Joinville has been smartly
put forward by the Independence Beige, the leading
organ Of the party, and i. was picked up u res
couSSe by all the other Orleanist newspapers. Some
other, less ambitious than the Independence, says
that the Prince de Joinvie is only electoneerng for
the succession of General Magnan to the governor
good joke. prince Of the DOreans family the
first aid de camp Of the hero of Boulogne and
Strasbourg 1t is impossible. 1t will not be, for
it cannot be.
amidst range Of Clouds rather than cert ain, must
mention the destruction almost of the flags of our
nations glories, which were the best ornaments of
the celebrated church Of the Invalides. On Tues.
day morning, at IL o'clock, the ceremony of the
burial of Marshal Sebastian to take place.
The church had been decorated with mourning ap-
parel and orpaments-the catafalque was surround
ed by innumerable candles, when suddenly the dra-
devoured all the inflammable goods, and attacked,
also, the flags which are hung along the wall, aud
which, as is well known, are those which have been
conquered by cur armies in the different battles
against the enemies of France. A grea. number of
persons employed all their exertons to save these
monuments of our glory, and they somewhat sue
ceeded for the only ones which have been entirely
burnt were those of thu Spanish war in the PENN
sula. The celebrated parasol OF Abderhamnan
which had been captured during the battle of Isly,
in Morocco, in 1917, was partly burnt; and if il was
.. v1xv 49, hn tnEA h.r Ia
Gresau, one of the officers present at the cere
mony.
In the antime the body of Marshal Sebastian
had been removed outside of the church, and an
altar having been erected in the garden the funeral
services were performed with all pssible dignity
The remains Of the old soldier then put in the
vault of the Marshal, which is situated under the
pulpit Of the lnvaldes. Louis Napoleon, who was
not present, as will be explained by and bye,
arrived the SPOT, and directed the exertons
made to save the lnvalides.
The plot Of the republicans Of the southern parts
of France, which was discovered last year, and at
the head Of which was NJ Gent, one Of the ntu-
t6teS Of France, in The socialist party,
under examination before the Court Of Sessions of
Lyons Many very curious incidents are daily
unveiled and it is quite proved that the only object
Of these conspirators was to metre te fe quatre
coins de Ia France. A pretty good joke, is it not
1t is tobe hoped that these sanguinary socialists
will be sentenced to the same fate they wished to
impose upon their countrymen.
M. CADET, who, az | wrote in one of my letters,
has been discar ged by the court on the accusation
which had been brought against him, for having
robbed his coroig ionnGies under false pretences,
will not so easily escape these men il Is said that
aIury u honntw is now examining the case, in
order to decide if there has been any swindling in
that affair Of .aria.
The news from the other parts Of the continent
is quite dull.
The ne gotiations which have been undertaken by |
the Austrian government a. the court of Turin, re-
latve to the refugees Of Germany, who have been |
received in that kingdom, will probably have no
result.
The protestation made by France and England to |
Austria, against the wishes Of that empire to be |
admitted in full IN the German Confederation, will
have no better fate. Ii appears that the Diet has
declared that this protestation was foreign in
trusion," which was to be sneered at, and Of
rejected.
The long spoken Of interview of the King Of Prus-
STA, and the Emperor Nicholas, and Francois of
Russia and Austria, will decidedly take place next
autumn, In Slbha, at the chateau d'Erdsmanns-
view would take place at lschl, during the sham
war, which will be exhibited at the same epoch.
This Is not correct.
Two plots Of much Importance have been dis
covered in Germany. The first was to stab the
Emperor when he visits Italy, and to murder all the
Austrian officers. The proofs, signed by two hun.
dred leading men, were found by notary, among
he papers belonging to a gentleman who died OF
apoplexy. The second was discovered ut Dresden.
club held its assemblies in a tavern which was
situated in the water OF lake. The police in
'aded the spot, and found all the proofs Of plot
which had for its object to overthrow the govern
nent, and TO replace il by the republican form.
We received advices from the Dutches, contain
ng the news Of a riot which took place on the 10th
llt., at Schleswig. The Danes tried to insult the
Germans, who had covered with flowers the graves
If the soldiers buried at ldstedt, but that attack
vas repulsed.
The Emperor Of Russia has consented to the
hoice made by the Ming Of denmark, to adopt for
bis heir 10 the crown Of that kingdom, the young
'rince Christian Of GlucksbOurg
In Strvia, great excitement prevails all over the
ountry, and il s supposed that another insurrec
ion viii soon take place against Russia Many
'oles and Hungarians are the leaders Of the pro-
10 dCicpunfo.
The Turkiih government has decided that, on the
rst day OF September next General kossuth will |
c set fee. This resolution was communicated to |
he am bsssadors Of all the foreign nations. Aus
ria Is the only power who has protested against it,
nd though she invokes the treaty signed by her
I'd Turkey, IL is supposed it will be passe or,rs.