The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10
INTELLIGENCE FROM EUROPE.
Our Paris C0rresponaeass.


Ma-s,mi and Gar tbaldi-Austrta and P,lss,a-
Strifserta~d-1ne Poies and Hungariams ~ rar
key-Egypt-Ihe Am1,caw Charge at Tie~na
The national subscription has had the same tate
the dotation; il dead letter in the post Office
coup ma~qu< we say in French. Despite all
the exertioRs made by the friends of Louis Napo-
leon to revive the enthusiasm of the people, the de-
maId for subscription was not popuar and when
the fact was known al the Elysee, communica-
zion, without signature, was published in the jour
mails of the party, declaring that the President OF
the French republic, having heard that some OF his
friends were originating subscription to raise
funds in his favor, he was obliged to make known,
that he would accept any thing oil the Sort and
that for the future, his intention was TO live as
simple citizen" When this was known by the
leaders of the party, it was decided that funds
should be employed TO purchase for Louis Napoleon
q chateau, TO be presented to him as the Chateau
de Chambord was offered to the Duke of Bordeaux.
The great difficulty was, 10 find out what villa
could be purchased for the purpose, when the NAL
maison was thought as the best place. From that
moment the name of the Malmaissn (qaite an
ominous nancy was the "pass word" of the party;
but, after some inquiries, 1t was discovered that
the chateau belongs TO Queen Christina of Spain,
and that 1t is not for sale. This was DEATH blow
to the project Of the Napoleonians, and the affair
has been abandoned, without any hope of its being
revived.
In order to render himself popular, Louis Napo-
leon also thought recall the OF the forty five
centines, by a voie of the National Assembly, but
success was considered as impossible and the idea
was rellnquished.
Then, last resource, marriage of Louis
Napolean was presented, being on the eve Of
being accomplished; and the first wife gwen To the
President was the elder daughter of Queen Chris
alma, of Spain, and the Duke of Rianzaret But this
ALLAN e not being cons iered sufficiently noble for
the nephew of the Emperor, it was replaced by the
daughter OF the Emperor Nicholas, the Russian
Gar. Such was the public rumor, when il was
announced that Emperor Nicholas had no daugh-
ter. and thus ended the farce.
Many other hnlts have been spread abroad dur
ing the last six days. and among them may be
named the intention of Louis Napoleon to force
the representatives to renounce portion of their
salary, which is, as. you know, % francs a day
petition was TO be circulated in the country, and
when the time would have arrived, the demand
would have been presented 10 the Assem bly, and
the representatives would then be forced to obey
the nation. All this Cannot be realized, and it is
mere fumor.
A demsnd for funds is said to be on the eve of
being made TO the Assembly, also to allow the
Preside mt 10 pay a short vis: TO London, TO the
great exhibition. This is ano her canGrd, tor the
President cannot leave France even for an hour
without an authorization of the Legislative power
and this will not be given 10 him.
In erdtr TO enjoy bis leisure, the President is
daily taking promenades in the streets of Paris,
either riding on horseback, or driving himself in a
wagon. When he is me by the people, the greatest
silence is observed, for cannot give the qualifica-
ton OF people TO dozen OF policemen, DIRE ssed
orvries, who are daily waiting for his srtte to
shout either Vire ls President, or pice e Emperor.
This IS but mere comedy, which will end with
out dtrovt'aent.
A General Of the French army, NJ Julien, who
was commander Of one of the brigades of the mill
tsry division OF Paris, has had the fate of General
Neumsyer. II appears that General Jullien was
aot considered as devoted enough TO the President
whilst be was more obedient 10 the constitution
This Ill treatment by the COMMANDMENT Chief of
the army Of Paris, reached such point, that the
old soldier was forced TO send in bis resignation.
His post has been gwen 10 General Herbl.lon, one
Of the Strides OF the Elysee. II is we'll Known that
General Julien publicly expressed his sentiments
either at Satory, or az Ct Maur, during the reviews
of last year, and naturally he was mai note.
Three great reviews have taken place IN the
Champ de Mars, during the last week, and General
b. d'Hilliers who was leading these military dis
plays expressed his satisfaction for the fine deport-
ment OF the troops. Ii has not been yet said tha'
ne was also contented with the silence of the troops,
who did not utter single hurra in favor OF Louis
Napoleon.
The Legislative Assembly has been busily en-
gagged In examining project of law upon the re-or-
ganzatn Of the cou mites md departments ofErance
The majority Of the members OF the committee, in
whoee hands the project had been given for exami-
nation has pronounced agans; II, as beng inoppor
tune, and not yet necessary.
NJ You, the Csmmissary Of police, who made
himset celebrated IN The affair Of Alias, has been
replaced by Nj. Brun.
proposal. TO include in an amnesty all the poit-
cal men who have been sentenced either TO rrlson
10 banishmebt since the 2ih of February ISIS, was
Deposited ON Friday last on the desk Of the Presi
dent of the National Assembly, by VI. B.rholon,
and Il was signed by l5h representatives The OBJ
iect OF this demand would be 10 form a reconcilia-
non. and 70 gain oblivion for the past. 1t is said
that Louis Napoleon would be in favor of such an
amnesty, which, perhaps, would attract TO the
ranks Of ms friends many men who are now his
worst enemies. This would De, perhaps, more po-
iItic and cunning Than any other act.
cannot finish this review Of the political events
OF the week without mentioning the rumor spread
IN sowe circles, about the probable changes il the
ministry General Bagaguay d'Hllliers is suggest
ed,as Minister of War. and General Random Is TO
BE- sent 70 AlgieIs ia the place OF General d'Hau
poul, Who may take the pOTfefeutHe OF foreign af-
fairs All these oft dIts may be rendered true IN
a short time. NJ Dc Ia ale.te, instead Of being
sent 20 ConsisntnoVle s % 20 10 Turin, whilst the
Minister 70 Term viii take the place ~ General
Aupsck, at Constantinople. Despite all the oppo-
~ ion ct the friends a Louis Napoleon, our Prss-
dent has decided that Count 'Orsay shall be sent
as Ambassador Of France 20 Hanover, and his ne
phew, the Duke of Guiche. first Secretary Of the
French embassy IN LonoOn General "a Hiite,
when he was Minister II toreign Affairs had de-
c,ared that he would never Sign ssch nomination,
which he considered ss contrary 20 the glory of
Ersnce.
General Narvscz the * chst Of The cabiae. OF
Madns, has aruyed Il Psris. where he hired an
hotel in the Champs Llysces for the season. II
appears that the spanish hero has the Intention
OF remaining IN our city. ard not 70 return spain
for some time.
The plot Of Lyons he'd. i appears, numerous
rsmihcauons all over France. and also in Pied
mont and Italy r. il now certain that all this az
fair was arranged between The couspirators Of the
republican fsg, and that the revolutionary fire
would have taken place, AZ the same time, all over
the above named places. At this present moment,
Msynni is IN the neighborhood Of Genoa, settling
his accounts II appears ihet he has received
large amount q money rom has creditors Ia
Piedmont, he obtained CT 900 francs; 10 the Pa
pal States, $50 ~ irencs; in the kingdom Of the
Two Sicilies, 2l4,3Il francs ia Lombardy ami
Venice, 5163e3 irancs, snd N The other small
States 81, ST. francs This raise Of funds, made
upon the people, Is really wonderful In the mean
time Garribsldi who, 10 ~ said, ha. reiurnedfrom
the United States with large supply o. arms and