The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-16


took place on Monday last Though n Asd ssss sup-
those VINO were we'll informed Antispstsd nothing e
the Kind Everything went OF with cAin snl via
Dm sung in the srss; ostS.Srsl Of q Pssi: % y so...
those who we're present with isw s1sspsioSs, vsr.,
may say, republicans Of the city. They amousss1 90
20 four S s
their dress they seemed half bourgeois and half e.
.,irs is useless to mention that sll the Rspressn-
mony was over, the crowd formed into ranks, ssA
Blocseded, without uttering single shout, TO IL
erected in honor the defenders Of freedom Thsss
bought wreath mace Of lesvop Of oak ane
Of sna s:- sa ,ss
d,% lines shouts Of pire Ia Rerrsique and thss
On Bun day last the eve of that an,ivsr,.rv sbout
nve hundred students Of the public rchools Of PARA
PerVimed the same ceremony, without being troublsd
Though banqusts Of any kind haa been prohibited
By the Prefect OF Police he could not thoss
parties Of twenty This done at eli the barriers sf
Paris and in tho principal rsstaursnts Of city In
all these reunions the Marseilase hymn sung and
nothing took place which could attract the police and
be the cause OF any interfsrenee
tend III. the nf,mbss the Legislative
iHa nse@Dy . snd the M1ntagusras whoss number was
Bsnce Cremisux, sad Michel dc Bourxs Ssvs shs sei
loving tossts-" To those who fought in February,
ls4s;n /" Universal suffrage" /" The Hspublio."
In view OF ouch an unanimous denomination Of the
tafsIsns OF the republic, the Committee Of the Ne
tionsl Assembly before whom the project Of general
amnesty had basn laid, decided that such law woulA
be out OF season and even dangerous for those Who
would be recalled would undoabts diy become. one
would surely be selected by the ultras IS II
any movement which might bc plotted against the
The editors of the republican party journals, a. L<
ss s.see az 4. Ns,,srS Ls keyaegns L pots U"i:,
.JOtlJraH In thou0 hnInu
that party devoted three OF its pages the pubca
tcn OF all the marks Of devoteness given to the re-
vorion OF ls4S by the very who are now the bt-
terest enemies Of that mode government This cur
the most celebrated statesmen of France, viz, of
NJ mmtssrs Dupin, Leon Fsucher Louis Napoeon, 0dilon
De Fsiour Depjoy. Fisiin Persisny, EuS.ns RouSss.
0rouchy Colonel Vaudrey, Lusien Murat, AlbAt-
tucci De Paren etc. etc. is one Of the most curious
OF the age and 1t gives the best sight posi-
BILE OF the political weathercooks by whom are go
vsrned. Poor France Alas what will become Of bar
"A grand review OF troops was to take place the
Gath inst ON the Boueyards but 1t post ponsdto
another occasion.
Ono OF the ost i'm mt facts of the week Is ths
letter or rather the message of the Count Of Cham
Dord published in the newspapers Of the 22A instant
recitation to Mr. Beryer and has been rendered public
without the consent Of the exled Prince promise
q peace and prosperity to France 1t Ia written In
eloquent and contains the hearest feelings OF
man who loves dearly his mother country. Thle
letter has produced an effect all France, and It
tated between the two branches Of the Bourbon fa-
my In order to the in ausnoe Of that
gsnuiDe' narrative of Louis Philippe's flight from
France, and Of his abdicaton as ii was related by
part. msy e p.a Isss
Dc Jonviile who said that "there is but Legitimate
monarchy, now possible In our country, TO follow the
mock republic which We are now suffering
The embassy to Constantinople has been entrusted
to the Marquis de Layalette who, have said be-
fore, has married Madame Wells the widow Of the
banker, who was associated with Mr.. Greene Thus,
The United States, where Madame de Lavalstts vas
born, 4. henored In her person, and every on, who
nsws the husband and wife is glad to Sc 30 honora
bic position in such worthy hands
General AupicK Is appointed minister plenipotsa-
mr. g. Bois Il Comts Is replaced BY Mr.. de sarts-
gss :, Minister TO Washington The latter ~ss for
merly Minister Of France to Sweden lie is one whose
habits dsmssnor and snabity viii be much sprr..
ciated by the cabinet Of DR. Fillmore aud su the di
rion ntic corps in Washipgtop.
VII slao mention the change of several .ars,ses
q d'-anSsssGde well known in Washngton:-hr Bour>
Mr. surrurfier frst secretary Of legation at ST Pc
nrsbnIg Mr. de sampayo, nrst secretary OF legation at
Among thenanes Of newly elected foreign ministers
l. Mr. Wslersky, fent ~ bassador to Madrid Its
Whispered In certain circles that he has rgcsived
private Dssion to marriage between the edr
daughter Of ex queen Christina and General Munos,
Ior Louis NsIoleon The pretenoe of M. Arsn., who
he rrmor that our President has decided to seek
"he. WtE-what Cf 1t /! This will not decide ths
iuston whether be VIII be re elected or not Presi
The smeri an pr residenlsi question begins to excite
considerable attention ia England. distinguished
tour n that country, describes the feeling OF apprs-
n'lan as very great among the anstocracy, thst
states They cannot forgive the general for having
esoken up the q,ntuple treaty. Iaieed IL was the
O. iest Of that treaty by the powerful pen and moral
unasrcr of the gen sra that rtt exhibited the Ams
Itosn rrppbo Ia all its rising greatness and power
10 eonH9Dsal parties 70 thai iostrument. TIL then,
the nf~r states we're thought little more OF by tho
AL
generally, than the Sandwich Islands and Ohsa Bst
! hen they cav long sud well digs.tsd plan Of Ens
and IN alliance with the great powers OF Europe com
pis'eiy thwsftsd by our able minister in Paris they
bgtD 70 calculate fer the rst time the character and
NJ to amoGs them AL that IL would not do 20 quar-
- vtth America From that time to the present,
ngsn srlstoerst, either whig or tory against dsne
is sass Unlsfs cur politicians are sting TO incur
he asplessure O. the mother country they had better
sesnoon General Cas- and take up some other candi-
iats 1r webster General Scott. any oth~ good
stg would Be NOR. acceptable 20 the English natson
IT, nsws from the other Kingdoms Of Europe Is not
IN Italy the Austrian troops are sti coaxregssinx
q large bumb.rs 10 the province OF Lombardy and
sues and The ash the e use Of this augmentston OF
= any f fsd 20 b. the present state Of Germany In
nsing eoneesons TO the people who do not desire to
probable thst al these troops th,r. oongre.
Istea 10 me sxreessios Of the events which may pro
IL 6srmany n. conference. Of Dresden still occupy
hs sftsntion ~ kurops, and though " 10 said that
fnsa snd Austria 10 not ~ish TO agree Jet beiiev-
hat th@ Prince OF schwsts-uberg aud Mr. Jde Menten
- hsvs con. 70 an undsrstsnding and that Prussia
has declared that shs v give mp the supremacy OF ths
Presidency 20 Austria
10 ,hs mean time th. Austrian troop. have take,
In.assscn Of the Duchy Of fIslsten, aud everything
faas me 20 believe that they will keep their
rc,itisu. They hsvs slso entered the city of Ham.
suFf but u ssia that Lord Pamerston hsd de-
usnesd an ssrsnstion on this subject he desire.
r. stntss ths tnsspsndence of the Hans-ste cities
The nans of The English csb net H. again recognised
IN the nnculty yust arisen In Egypt the yic- King
y whteh 10 Zoe man, sho he's committed the great
@ult - act t~ins very friendly TO Great Britain. De-
srtts al tAis intrigue IL 10 said that the oriental quss-
ten ~nl uet 10 revived AMI thst psace Will be
n eiwtslssd n that quarter o. the World
Th@ kse NJ. parcsll Archbishop Of Cincinnati,
otlo gssssd recently . week In Paris on his vay 70
nems wh~rs he gees a. rsy respecuul visit 70 Pope
plw. ~ The conservation of the Right Rev Bishop
ueshss granaI 10 decided II will take plsc~
..siy ~ ssreA rhu' you -ill hsve Prince Of the