The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-22
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Presidents Plans for Popataray- The Legislative
4Asscn,ll,-P,rrce dc JorrpRe-M Pyat and the
Count Of Chambord-Madrm-Tae M4ssrn
Pary--Eassafore. fae Bandu-Dfluary Riot
Germany -Lades in favor Of Hungarian Prison
Us-Tmttsh Instruction. &c. &c.
The discussion about the mode Of electng the
President in 1852, which took place on Friday
CAST, occasoned much excitement in the Legis-
lative Assembly. The partisans of Louis Napo-
leon did all in their power TO elude the question;
but il was in vain. The majority proceeded with
the debate, and il finally decided that, for the
future, the Presidents Of the French republic be
elected according to the law Of the 3lst Of May,
1879 This decision, it seems, ought to have settled
the question, but do not think that the Elysee is
satisfied with this vote, and am sure that every
thing will be done to annhilate its effects, if it is
possible to do So
Whilst this was taking place, public rumor an
nounced that new ministry WAS at hand, and that
Mr.. Fsucher had chosen for his colleagues, Messrs
Baroche, General Aupiok, Admiral Hugon, Magne,
Fould. Buffet Fortoul and Rouher. Mr.. odilon
Barrot also on the taps for another combina-
tion but Mr.. Baroche positively excluded, for
Mr. Bsnot's opinion was, that the law of universal
suffrage was to be recalled. In short, we have not
yet the desired ministry and are still living with
Suc NVliN-pe hl4iaihttI,, VIM oiV
Gd mto1p. How long will this do1 1t is difficult
TO tell; but II is curious that all the complications
by which the solution Of this affair is prevented,
come from that same law of the 3lst of May last,
on universal suffrage, Despite the desire enter
tanned by Louis Napoleon TO find an outlet TO that
political labyrinth, am persuaded that he would
like very much to have that law violated, for il
would give him chance to obtain his wishes.
Some well informed persons told me that MIR.
Odilon Barfot had ssurcd them that Louis Napo-
leon had never requested him TO organize minis
try, aud that in lis opinion, the President was like
the man who asked every body to employ him, and
who constantly prayed to heaven never to let him
have anything TO do.
The Llysee, during these political debates, is al
ways the Sl6ur des grdccs ct des Grand dinners
and so,ries ,nti'ncs the plan of the campaign
now, for II is necessary TO conquer rs many friends
asIossible, and to organize regular army Of de,
voted companions. partisans looked for IN all
yanls Of society and the ministers of the Catholic
religion have also been ailured by splendid and
excellent dinner, which took place on Monday last
were present ut this repast during which politics
we've much on the taps, and promises were made to
the President to support him, per tas o'a nefas.
The Catholic priests were about iorty-ive in mum
Der, and if believe the report, they dined like
bundled.
The desire &c become popular is so grea. with
Louis Napoleon, that he has put into circulation
large amount fpennies, upon which is the follow
nlg iEsefiltiom-" Napoleon Bonaparte for ten
years" Unjust say, in my quality Of a faithful his
toren, that these ooPpers had no effect upon the
people, .humbug coIfers"-sops d Ia rectgpW
MIR. Weisse, the actual Minister of Interior
thought proper TO offer Louis Napoleon aud his col
Leagues grand dinner during which political to.
pics weIe discussed All hopes Of seeing the end
were abandoned 'ter gocUta. as an impossible re-
suit for the present For single spectator like me-
when think Of all these dinners, balls and parties
Of all kinds given by state at this period
Of our political crisis, 1t calls to mind the last fcst
val OF Belsha7zar, when the hand of the angel wrote
upon tie walls the threatening words Men Ttksl
I, hrySiu. lie next uay the city OF Alncveh
estroyed. Our situation il about the same and
he Threatening event Is n.the well known scourge
II the world-soca'i-m
Amorg the most important sit,ngs Of the Legs
latiye Assembly, must not forget that Of Friday
last, relative to the dismissal OF the two professors
81 the colleges Of France-Aessrs. Micheet and
Jacques. The scandai was removed by Mr. Nader
&C Montjesu, one Of the Montagnards who thought
Prorer 20 make eulogy on these two dangerous
men. Mr.. Giraut, the Provisional Minister Of Pub
lie instruction, had then occasion TO show his capa
city, and lie replied 10 lis Antagonist in the most
concise end dgnifedstyie. An orrye dcs jour cut of
the manifestation in favor Of anarchicEl principles,
and the Montague was once more defeated
Mr.. Dtlin, tie Speaker OF the Legislative As /
scnlbiy, oitler ~ illness by desire Of showing
how ndi.l he ! to hi'eolenSues, announced
Tuesday lest, Lis intention to resign his place,
and to have q vacation. Ii l. my duty to say that i
unanimous vote (ior the opposition Of a few i
members Of tie mountain Is not to be accounted \
for) 6enicd TO him this resignation. J. swhsperod 4
IN some quarters, that Mr. Dupin does not desire to
Ne pc elt when the great question Of the lewiston
Of che constitution takes place ! do not think
this j. true, for hm Rwar: that Madame Dupin, 1
the alarming wife Of the Speaker, j very Ill, and
that her health requiips change Of climate.
In tho meantime, understand that the whole As \
sembly IL tend ticking rcloso OF fortnight, ~ the
end Of the present month, before undertaking the I
great affair above mentioned
Nj. Guizot and NJ DumOnt Duohate on the Il
eve Of starting nC journal, IL advocate the fusion
.f the bourbon fsiailes. The editors be Ics8rs i
Ccnlo and Cave sum Of Sl10OJO j. ready for 4
tbs erteilfisi, aid the hrs: number wall be pub
HatCd soon.
IL has beer reported that the Prince 81 Joinyilc /
will b. y candidate ct the next pTcsidentia' cleo
iion. Several persons whom often meet, and who \
sfe well informed. assure nae that they positively L
know that the Prince Of Jonyile refuses to be cam
dcei.-tlat IL dcslJsnot u return e. France with
CU' Eis other relations.
Tie Count o. Chsmbold, who has Paid Wis, 70
his sister has rttuuCl 10 Venice, where, u appears,
D. has received from oGe 81 the exile. 81 London,
Mr. Felix Pyat, d dramatic author q much celeb.
,ily, letter Which = the rC Tas ptra either ~ ~
science o. Of folly No one can imagine how
man q intellect Ike NJ Pyst, wh0.s education i
good, could " sbe a. forgot himself ~ much -
O. address the grand-ou q the I'D family d the
fomboBs long diainbc against al tie ackn0w-
ltGrcd laws IL bl0od ri q I gitnnscy
The Spanish cx-amlas.ador, tho Duke q EJlo-
mayor, l. It'll IN Paris, and will rcmsin here daring
The next summer Then 80 shall have al the par.
tios OF II ain Represented ~ or city Wy Messrs Ca
hftrs, SOtomRy0f, Nhvaer, and DOnoso C0rtes X .
J. true that the Cfaindos rot represented but .
fortunately icy arc ut numerous - The Chamber
We have received lie intelligence that IL, MAJ
yir Iarty l. organizing IN Greece, an army e. IL \
ya1c Italy. The Chief y named 1.-TWO Zambeccau Il
who is now in Patras, Iosscs-or Of a large amour
Of money, wi;h which be j. enlistng men and buy
Jag arms Of ell sorts. ln the meantime sort q \
fvctisl excitement H. maintained IN Rome by tho +
,ettizans OF hlszzini, aud the government u Plus
IN Goes not do anything to sbate tbis hostile /.
fodrg II IL rumorvd tbat the ministry of the
Poe Is 60 be charged Cardinal Fornar will
pllsce Sevclli Monsgnor MOFrchoni will be-
come Minister Of Finance.
At last the C. n s,ed Passetore the successor q
ItsIia,elo IN the highways Of Italy, has met
with the fnte which be deserved. This dreaded
thief cad murderer YVES attacked In the village OF
heTsglionc, ~ the district Of Bologna, on the 25d
ult snd was shot by the gendarme,.