The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25

preston and his style Of singing and acting has
been sharply criticised in the morning journals.
The weather is not warm, and the troes not
yet in Leaf. B.
Our Paris Correspondence.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
PAKIs, May s, 1851.
Napoleon De,aonstration-Di Dinners to the Sodi9y-
Louts Nap deon-PolttioR Paties-Giradns
Charge against Changar7,ir and Caraignac--
More Bolatons IN the Fie.i-7hc Turkish Insur-
retic,,, &C., &c.
The service made in comm emoration Of the EN-
pcror Napoleons death, at tho Church Of the Inva-
ides, created much sensation in tAe city, not pre-.
cscy on account of its political bearing, but for
the manifestation which took place after the cerc-
mony terminated. 1t appears that when the Pre-
sdent leaving the hotel to return to the Elys see,
be met, on his wny to his carriage, about two hun
dred persons belonging to the Society Of the 10th
Dccombre, comman led by M. Gallix. Every
man Of that party his coat tri-color rib
bon, to which hanging a medal, and all Of them
uttered the shout Of Vire Napoleoai Though there
was no echo to the unconstitutional cry among the
crowd, Louis Napoleon went to NJ. Gallix, and
shook hands with him thon he marched in front Of
these Napoieonaircs guard nisr,e ard reviewed
them. This fact was, of course, commented upon
in several ways BY the press Of Paris !; and must
say that the action Of the President considered
as impoltic and out Of season. Unfortunately for
Louis Napoleon, the people who arc around him,
instead Of giving him good advice, scem to exotic
him to act against his own interests.
Another unpopular stop Of tho President is, the
weekly dinner given every Thursday to the officers
of tho regiments now in garrison in Paris or
Thursday last, the 7th regiment Of artillery was
invited at the Elysee, and this evening the chiefs
of the Republican Guards, other OF infantry or OF
cavalry, viii be around tho table Of thu Pres iont
and will drink his champagne. NJ earlier, the
Project oi Police, Is Of the guests, aad
viii be spared to raise up enthusiasm. statesman
Of much wit, with whom WAS speaking about those
dinEcIs, was Of tho opinion that IL no 20"
tho part ~ the President for, at the battle Of
Waterloo. " cur French guards dine, but never
surrender
NJ. Leon Fsuchcr, the present Minister OF the
ntorior. has ordered the projects of tho eightysx
departments Of France TO como to Paris. Al a pri-
vate meeting which took place in the Ministry Of
tho Rue dc Grcnoe, be dc geiopsd to them the ytas
DC o0wpagre which 20 be followed order 10
obtain tho triumph Of Louis Nspolcon's cause.
No means were to be spared t. obtain lscge
number OF votes ia favor OF the revision Of tho
stituton, ard tho extension Of the powers Of the Pre-
sidcnt. Thu, II IL well understood that We arc on
The sfc oi having ycty serious etrugglc hut am
afraid that this will provo more againft than in
favor OF Louis Napoleon. Tue nephew Of tho I'm.
poTOf ~, Ia my Opi0i0n, worn out man. lie
Ought 10 pui aido all personal ambtien aud retire
t0 private life after tie four yeats Of his rule 4
over.
" is said, IN some quarters, that Louis Napoleon
will soon resume hs journey through the depart
mouts and will this time proceed TO she sou hern
dgrnrtmeGts. visiting Lyons, Grenoble. Avigloa,
Touion, Marseillcs, Mines Montpelier, and Dor.
doanx. AZ Touon, lie vii review the French
nect. reviewed hy bin last year At Cherhourg A.
proof VI this rumor, ail mention that our al
miIsl NJ. Pcrooyal DesohincS has received orders
20 sail fiom Rrcet with 81 the ofwar undcr his
commaud. t. proceed 10 Cadiy. Algisrs, khoies,
snd then 10 IoulDn whore h viii wait for further
orders. We shs see what r be tae resdll of
1 thia rev journey of l.ouis Napoleon.
Whilet the impcri alsts Rre thus doing al IN
Their power q win tbe party. Tie socialists ars rs
work; aud without muCa talk, without any dctn"1.
stration they daily make large number Of pro-
Eclytes. Their iucendiary pamphlets seen aud
rad everywhere. an1 ! may say that they are
| written with cunning aud address. Among the
most iupious and disboliosl " these works, viii
srosk Of pretended tragedy IN ave acts, entitled
| 4" The Duath Of Christ" socialist play whioh l
tho - y's Mira of folly, disguised unier vcll Of
goodness. NJ. Xavier Saurae is it, suthor.
M dc Gisrlin, In his journal. Ia Prssst, has
made attack against Generals Changarnier and
| CGvsignac, accusing them Of having proposed, IN
ISIS 20 M. ledru Rcllin, 70 effect landing ~ Eng
land and 70 violate European psaoe. II will be re-
membercd that NJ. do Gifasdin then imprison-
/ cd snd kept in confinement for about month, and
the 10 which he attributes this violation Of his
y lnAtt hnuWlhg tue ol tn"ct NNO wv
ncras, they used that way to force him to b. sont
/ IL appears that NJ. fedru Rollin refused 10 take
the proposed STEP and that this the OF the
| instruction Of June ! am sure that, being no~ in
4 Great Britain, the ex-mcmbcr Of the Provisional
government often regrets his refusal that occa-
\ sion. No doubt auding in England would have
| been more popular tbaa silly affair like that OF
| R,squo1is fopf IN Belgium. No answer has yet been
/ made TO M. dc Girardin by the two (ieneras. We
shall see II they will always keep their mouthssnut
IL Ia not 20 be believed Tor NJ de Girardin Is like
q whip moved by steam engine. lie never stops
/ fogging, even when he u doggcd
| The festival of the fth OF May has not met
| warmer enthusiasm In the provinces than In Paris
The reports which arrive here are all alike, which
| 10 20 say. that, though the weather was not as
| cloudy as IL was in Paris, the population showed
the greatest indifference for all the display made by
the projects and mayors, who we're officially obliged
| TO do H.
| The sons of the unfortunate King Louis XVI
| have - often made their appcarsnce--we have so
| often heard Of the Dukes Of Normandy, Counts OF
| St. German, and other mock Louis XVI. that .
few more are not of much account Ia that family OF
| rrcteRders. At this moment very strange de-
| rnsnd v made TO Madame the Duchess ofAngou
lerse and 70 tho Count Of Chambord, BY the widow
and eight children Of person who called himself
L. Compte Dc Moondorf, who was, during his life, a
| Prussian clockmaker, at Bcrlin. This man, Who
| pretended 70 be the genuine Duke Of Normandy,
dsd on the 10th Of April, fstS. The widow Of
! Mcundora has given 20 h.r children the nance Of
Bc1bYts, hbost eas ysay sgo the govcynnsat oi