The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-22

the frontier is not Of great Importance. Sir II Smith
was at Hing Williams Town. where he had remained
during the preceding month occupied i'm sending pa
uone columns in different directions for the purpose
OF LSrassng the hostile Kars driving them from their
S'rohehoids destroying their kraas and capturing their
ca'ue announcements were arriving and II was ex-
pected that IN very short tine his Excelency would
make decided movement against the enemy: preyious
to which. however, it understood that he would rc
turn to Grahsm's Town, where he was to meet Major
General Somerset to consult together upon the future
plan of operations Several skrmshes had talen placs
which in most have proved disastrous the KAT
frs with little loss the part Of those engaged in the
English service.
There has been actual decline In cotton but the
tendency continued downward
Bresdstafs were little lower
The steamship America from Boston arrived at Liver.
pool on Monday morning. the 18th inst in eleven dsys
and twelve hours.
The French Republic.
The advioes from Paris are to Monday afternoon the
18th inst
The report of NJ de TocqueviIe as presented TO the
Commission excte In high degree tho curiosity of
public and various com lectures hazarded the
character and tone of the document 1t IL stated
II treats Of three principal points In the first place.
de Iocqueve enters boldly into the question issue
tween the republicans and the anarchists He examines
with his usual skill. the pretensons of the republic to
piyine right put Forward IN the Commission tsef BY
General Casaignac and sustained by him with an i'm
FASHIONED energy and accent OF conviction ESQ far
appearances afford proof which aston shed the
bers OF the Commission M. de Tocqueve IL is scarce
y necessary to say denies this pretended Divine right
and maintains that of the ration to choose the form of
government that may best suit tia right which l. abb
soute, superior and indsputable.
Secondly de Tocqueyl is said to oppose by auti-
cipaon, any species OF amendment which would have
the effect OF combining the next Constituent Assembly
within any limits force it the obg lon revising
the constitution for the sole end of anelioatng
rim thgtn and asata tb.st
Assembly hould be invested with general and unimi-
tee mission In order that II may in the penii OF
u really constituent power; and
Thirdly lie is described expressing hopes that the
Assembly will adopt the proposition accepted by the
majority Of the commission that constituent assembly
viii be chosen that the constitution will be revised
remcdeled; and in such that al il consider II their
cuty to confo to it, that if the prop on of revision
be not admitted tie constitution Of 1913 bal remain
the Supreme and sovereign law for I'll; that only
alternative will BE- to maintain until the Of new
period Of three years the provisional form of the actual
goveTnment-it being OF course, understood that in
such each person will fee. IL his duty confirm
the constitution, and 70 abstain from every act which
voulo be tanamount to it, violation IL is added that
NJ dc Tocqueyile doYcopcs this proposition In such
manner 10 oppose all unconstitutional sndidarships
that IS Of the actual President the Prince de Jonvile
and Ledru Roln. Such if am well Informed. the
principal points touched in the report. The docu-
ment itself is not long 1t is described moderate in
language ami the reporter has evideoty dcired
row the discussion rs much possible.
The number oisgnsture- to the petitions for the rev
sion presented 70 the Assembly on Saturday! amounted
to 3?0l6.
The Precedent Of the republic leff Paris yesterday
morning, at half-rast seven, f,r Beauvss lie
companied by the Ministers Of the nteror War Finance
Jsuee. and ablc Instruction General Roguc nd two
orderly officers and among the persons with him were
the Wee President Of the republic Dupin President
Daru. Vice President and OF the Secretaries Of
the National Assembly, General Paraguay d'llillisrs
Count de- Nie.erkerke NJ Frenzy and the eight repre-
tntatives Of the Disc AT half eight the President
arrived the station Cernon whore he was received
by the Mayor and the athcrities riumphai had
he'n raised close to the terminus. ard Brsles two
magnificent erected. Of which in
scril ed the words A ielu du 10 Deccmbre and on
the other "a Louis Napoleon Everywhere on his
pas age the Pr sdont was hailed wi IA iccl.matons ON
reaching tho gate Beauyais hc was received by the
lie here aghtcd from his carriage ted horse
back. ano proceeded in the mst OF immense crowd
and under complee shower Of BONG from the win
dovs 20 the Cathedral The only shoots long time
a. the President was proceeding to he Cathedral
those m Nive Napoleon - Vive H. President" When
he Ind nearly arrived there erie, Of yiye Ia
R,publiquc - but they soon ceased
There vss not much business done az the Bonrse on
Tuesday IL mentioned there that loo OOOf portion
OF the deficit OF Nj Trce', the agent de change VINO
ablcunded la. week. had been recovered The Five
Per Ceuts opened ut qr 4c and cloecd ut ?f Csc for
81 eOc Orleans Railroad Share. Ss6t Zoe; Rouen ClGf
25c. hayrr f Zoe; Great Northern i72f soc: Nierzln
f6i sse 1871 Soc Bordeaux 3o7f zoe; Paris stras
burg. 3'bfi Tours and Nantes, gIf. soc; Amcns aud
BCulCgDe, 255f
The nisiter q Commerce having returned from Lon
dop the hgiepr states that he has resumed his port
folo THEIRS promises revised report of his speech
against FREE trade with 90 the various accuse
tons % Embellishments which have been preferred
sgsinst him TIE GGses de Franz, airms that secret
revolutionary society has been dscoveced In the Rue st
Denis, but that the members have been arrested.