The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-09


a natisn ana people disinter1stsdly adopting pro-
which will be made glorious by ths approval Of
the nations OF the world - IL exalted and dis
tnsuisf in its origin aud universal in adaptation
10 the commerce OF all countries and the happiness Of
man.
Given under common seal, at the council
chamber Of eur borough and town and county, THU
goth day OF December, 1880"
Mr.. SrxsB,No then moved that . deputstion wait
upon the American minister to present the memorial
to him, with request that be forwarded to the Pre-
sideut Of America and ALEC confer With the directors
OF the railway with regard to carrying out the wishes
of the council TO further the interests of Southa
by taking the goods for the exhibition brought in the
Pennsylvania, free OF charge.
The French Republic.
The following intelligence from Paris is extracted
from the London correspondence of the Times
NJ Dupin, President of the National Assembly,
gave grand dinner, yesterday, (Dec. l9), al his
official residence TO the President of the Republic
This banquet was intended to commemorate the
anniversary of the election of LOUIS Napoleon,
though the date of that anniversary had already
passed. having been LIBERATED at the Hotel de Vile
The banquet was given in the grand gallery OF the
hotel, where The tables were laid for 50 persons
Among the guests were the Vice-President Of
the Republic, President of the Council Of State,
the Papal Nuncio, and the whole of the dplo-
matte corps now in Paris; the four Vice-Presdents
and the three Questors Of the Assembly, General
Chan GARNER, M. Theirs, Generals Oudinot, Bar2-
quay dHilers, de st. Priest, Carule,; the Governor
OF the Bank, the Project Of the Seine, the President
of the Municipal Council the Duke de Noailles, the
Duke of Moremar, the Duke de Broglie, the Duke
Albert de Luynes, the Duke OF Montebeo, Count
Mole, Count Montalembert, NM Odillon Barrot,
Berger, Charles Dupin, Vetismeuil, Admiral Ce-
cie, NM. Victor Lefranc, Gustave de Beaumont
de Remusat, de Maleville, Passy, Lanjuinais, NC.
the folding doors Of which were thrown open, per-
formed select passages from the fdvorite operas
On the whole, whether rega ,ds the guests, the
magnlhcence OF the apartment, or the etiquette OBJ
he VI M AIZa ry,x alxr aexzl.
When the dessert was placed on the table, nj DID,
pin rose and proposed the health of their ustrous
guest in the following TERMS
propose gentlemen the health Of the President Of
the Republic-the chosen Of the 10th OF Decem Der
who're high and noble mission conformity with that
the elect OF the 18th May the representatives. OF the
peope) consists In defending and ensuripg the tr-
umph over impety and anarchy. Of the great princ-
pies OF law and morality which the essential order
security of private affairs and the ley atty OF all pacific
relations between civilized nations are eternay based
To the Precedent of the republic.
Much applause followed the toast, which was
done honor 10 by all the guests standing. Louis
Napoleon rose, and, in the midst of profound ST.
leBce, replied thus
NJ LIE Preeident-I return you my most sinc ere
thanks Tor having second time afforded the plea
surs OF celebrating the anniversary Of my election In
the midst Of the repres natives OF France and the
members of the diplomatic corps It is second sol
occasion for congratulatiDg ourselves the repose
h,sn sns sn!oy' Re. this rsPo.s no: en-
curity division. Can there then be obtained aivan
tage good without the germ dissolution beng al
ways present. Yet there Is nothing more glorious,
worthy Of the public powers Of the state than
give an example OF the contrary. May that union
which foi med in the tempest continue unbroken
during the calm drink s.ntIsmen to tbs conco,a
Of the public powers OF the State to the National
sembly to its honorable President
This toast was also much applauded, and was
followed by appropriate music.
In the course Of the evening the saloons Of the
hotel were thrown open, and, ii being the usual
night Of reception, they were soon filled by the
n rul artu ~ nf
the presence of the President OF the republic. Two
Arab Chiefs, of Guelma, dressed in their pictur-
esque costume. were pre- scented by one of the Cues
tors TO M Dupin, and afterwards 10 the President
Of the republic who invited them TO the receptions
of the Elysce.
The German Troubles.
The subIoiLed lett, from Berlin exhibits the
latest position Of political affairs in Germany -
In spite OF the violence OF The represen tatve
OF the opposihon the country is accepting the re-
turn to peace it'll a quiet satisfaction, which re-
duces the at ell hazards partly 10 iasgnitcance
W ie The people believed there was a positive
danger-and they regarded the summons TO the
seld 81 the proof that some great danger did really
exist-lhe war party hal a "capi,al" TO work on.
Now that The nation is evideafy returning satisfied
To It's ordinary condition OF mind, TO continue the
war cay is not only an error, IL is ridiculous. This
d.urnal rage into which the paper ofM Won Vincke
and his section ashes itself forms toe oldest con-
uast that can be imagined with the perfect and
almost philosophical Indifference Of the citizens
W inc WHICH u " Sfl1 the late
negotiations have stamped on the Prussian name.
The actual fighters, the men of the ranks are de-
posting their arms in the stores, heartily glad Of
the certainty of a peaceful christmas bat one IN
happy section Of society refuses to believe its eyes,
end still insists that there must and shall be war
il Is regretted that the government gives an impor-
lance to such party manifestations by continually
prosecuting them, for at this moment they fall quite
harmless. Were the feelings Of the nation now
| with the Gotba party, addresses would be pouring
/ in by thousands 10 the leaders Of it, and they
would be duly chronicled; not one has been re-
corded, and M Won Vincke and his friends left the
chamber IN fever heat Of excitement 10 expe-
rlence out Of doors the chill Of public indifference
On the other hand addresses Of gratitude TO NJ.
Won Msnieuiie The object Of his bitteresi attack,
are presented daily. Too much value need not
be ascrihed TO such documents, but the total alb
sence of such signs Of support should be some ia.
0ication to a poliucsl leader.
The Joint summons issued by the Austrian and
Prussian cabinets 10 all the German governments
10 send repre- seutatves to the Dresden conferences
hes been published Today.
The Prussiah commisssry who will proceed TO
Holstein, IN conjunction with a colleague named bv
Austria, To require the StathAlterschsf 10 susD spend
hosiilties, IL General won Thumen. A his ap.
continent brings the active Intervention ef the
PTussien government for en'arcing the terms Of
The treaty Of peace Il has signed one step ne arer
the Cor,tttuttoarsi has published this evening an
appeal 70 the people OF Berlin, printed in the largest
tyre, exhoriIrg them to subscribe generously TO
the FUNDS necessary 10 carry on the war. The
journal has beeH again seized BY order OF the 20.
lice.
The Spobian Sfercw states that. during The SIT.
ung ~ the Dresden conferences, the Frankfort AS
sembiy a the Bund will neither adjourn nor sus
pend rs sIttines. nor take any holidays, the Sc
condary States, Bavaria and Wurtemberg, having
determined t. act together, and by means Of the
above-nemed body, avert, or try TO avert from
themselves, the danger they imagine threatens
lhe m from the conferences. But II Austria, which
holds the Presidency Of the Assembly, takts no
part 10 The sittngs while the Dresden conferences
last, no resolution Of the Frankfort Diet can have
any legal force. The statement must be doubted !;
both Bavaria and Wnrten berg will send their re-
prtfentatves e. Dresden, like the other States and
VIII have every opportunity Of Directing 10 any
OF the proposals made there aud no continued sit-
iines OF the Diet az Frankfort will prevent them
from being carried into fleet, II adopted A sus-
pension of The proceedings of the Frankfort organ
" also generally understood to be one Of the I'm.
glied conditions Of the late agreement between