The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-15
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
Our Paris Correspondence.
pAnss Novounk>r Of I


T Our Paris Correspondence.
PANS, November q, 1851.
President Ma oeons Speech the Members Of French Com
m1es-hs E6ec's-CAmge amongst the Ministers ofMs
Gopermment-Rumor Of New Message Incidents in the
National .asse'nbya,rest Of Count Patack agent of
Kossuh--.qnethr Projected Outbreak amongst the Hun
sdridns-Escape Of Haynau from being Burned, etc.
The speech Francon delivered by the President, ct
the distribution Of premiums of the Legion
Of Homer made to the members of ths French commerce
whose goods had been honored with mention at the
Worlds Fair has again created such sensation in
political and financial circles that stocks fell down
soon as it known in public. There seems to be q
parts ts by the President to miss an occaon Of
attacking the National Assembly and the majority
which, not being In his favor naturally against him
Despite the report made BY the newspapers which says
that Louis Napoleon's words automatically
ceived Icanno but say (for preeent the spot)
that many eisns Of discomfort given by the
men who are partzans OF order The msst remarkable
word has been uttered BY Louis Napoleon in this
memorable speechit is that of repubc-which II hal
been before marked, he had particularly avoided in
h dS since his election 70 tn the Presidency
Of government by which France il directed This ma
be, with reason considered miracle AMI it win
malous young man Who ut the time Of the ceremony
altered the shout OF pve Ia rePqe seized by the
pOtcemen ana Qr1von 70 prfBOn Ifr0
think it useless to say that the unexpected words OF
the President have been appreciated ct their just value
by all the leading members Of the French press There
Is but sentiment about It, and It IL that Of blame.
Instead Of giving hsp azd encouragement to commerce.
BY his violent attacks against the Assembly the Pre
dent anpihiates the efforts made by the chiefs the
workshops to induce the to keep quiet No doubt
we are on the eve Of violent crisis.
The Eiysee has already sent his emssaris' ell
France and matter Of course, these try every
thing in their to that the fate Of the
try depends upon the re election Of Louis Nspoleon
their success and il appears that they DO not make
many proseytes. change has already been made
among the ministers Of the government which does not
change the position OF the miatry but completes It,
something nt and lifeless. Mr.. Lefebvre Duruhe,
cloth manufacturer from Les Apdis has been named
pied that position has changed his poee for that Of
Finance. 50 tar 80 good but Mr. FoStou the present
Minister Of Navy is still the point all the okes
considered Is proverbial
Many preparations already made for the cslsbra-
1t is said that Louis Napoleon intends proclsiming
amnesty for political prisoners. grand dinner win
about three hun bred Of the most men whs
are in favor Of the prorog.ton Berger will deliver
speech, which, it is said, will mark epoch in the
moment chosen for the 80 much talked Of coup dsta
But tell what will b its result. I sure
Louis Napoleon viii Immediately the donon Of
vincennes There is plainly room for him there and
with and without consequence mixed with incidents Of
or less interest Among these incidents have to
NJ Creton against the ministry, who had not
authorized, at least excused article written By NJ
Granier de Casaguac and published In the journal lie
Constitutional which contained the most bslous
sation against the Matte nal Assembly plot according
10 the article had beer made to crush down the Prss
dent and TO recall the Bourbous Creton called NJ.
de Cassagnac q miserable fouicuaire Ia wretch Of pam
phteer) AZ violently defended the ministry in rter
deny participation in the publication Of such
rtiollu hy he tt.iaf
and peace finally restored As for ". de Cassagna:
he has sent two witnesses to NJ Creton but this member
to the journals have been told that NJ de Oassagna
intends using his the shoulders Of n. Creton
soon as he meets him In public.
departure for the French Botany Bay" Mouka Ivs OF
three political men who have been sentenced to exile
hessrs Gent. 0do and Lougomasno-the leaders OF th
socialist plot at Lyons The Assembly adopted the ordr
a1 and the matter was entirely LEFT aside. How could
IL be otherwise Is IL not proved that the red repub
cans are still at wtrk ready begin the
they may have opportunity OF doing The secret
societies are ousy engaged In arming their prosetes
and the mot dUdre IL daily renewed AS 1t may be seen
scciaism Is like the wolf Of the gspel-qusyens qere de-
rOrst.
message about being sent to the national Assembly
which viii tain the ro OF several laws Of economy
and reform think that this rumor has no foundation at
least for tbs present for Louis Napoleon has time TO
devote 20 ans thing Of the kind and Am besides sure
that any demand from him would be considered IS
Assembly in order TO decide what are the powers Of the
Pre- and what sort OF resp onsbiIity hangs upon
him This project ha. doubt for It's object TO return
the offence made the Assembly by It's vote Of the nth
Instant Pradis who is the author Of the project
quess that ali the ministers and agents Of this public
authority may be accused sccompices in the crime OF
high treason II they oppose obstacle to the right Of
the National Assembly consecrated BY the SD section OF
the French constitution and authorizing the Speaker to
decide what number OF soldiers are necessary protect
the Assembly As may be seem explosion Is at hand
" BIO will put the FIRE 10 the powder kes
Msny political receptions have taken place this week
which ara b~fng led for they the
proof OF the animation Of the parties M. Dupin the
Speaker Of the House. gave grand dinner at which two
hundred and ninety persons invited. N. Boulay
de Ia Meurthe Vice President Of the republic, has also
opened his salons which are crowded every Sunday,
French troops In fsr. receives his friends every wsdnss
day HE party last evening was composed Of about 1000
The Count and Counties. OF Chambord left Vienna on
Friday last their way to Venice where II IL their In
tenicn TO spend the winter The Du.chess Of Berry viii
The news received from Lisbon Is from the 10Th inst
The election been made, and the forty-eght sepu
ties eslops TO the party grosress and misterie The
two brothers Cabrsl had been rejected.
In Narrower the Chambers called for the 81 De-
csmber next and according to the Garee Of Cologne they
will be immediately dsmissed Much trouble Is sntci
great number Of person, have been arrested In Aus
tris and Germany. At R.ndsburg Hungarian Count,
named Paock arrested and all his papers signed by
Ko.uth were siezed upon him 1t has been discovered
by their perusal that outbreak projected In
all the Austrian states and that Kossuh would return
thought necessary The government has In its posses
III all the plans Of that projected insurrection.
letter received from Vienna dated November 10,
nounces that great movement IL remarked among the
troops which rent south Of the country large guam
tity Of artillery s also taking the direction. Some
persons think that they all 60 to Italy.
General Haynsu, the leader OF the~Austrian army
against Hungary nearly burnt in his chateau where
he dwes In the most central part Of the Magyar land
Fire had been set to the pavilion where he sleeps and
when he aweke, he mad scarcely time to jump IRON
window into the garden The flames were already sur
rounding the whole building which entirely destroyed
with all Its contents II Is certain that some Of his
mics had tried 10 burn him
Count POlignac the chief Of the cabinet Of Charles
died the ga instant Of ht Of appoplexy at his
chaisau OF Outre Laise. ID. H.
The Literary Treaty Between France
and England.
From the London Chronicle, Nov ~
The Mutual Copyright Treaty is now pending between
he French and English governments
~ the hrst article Of the proposed compact II sstpu-
lated kat the authors composers and artists OF each
country, or their representatives, are TO enjoy in the
other, the same property in their works which they
.uIe h.u