The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

Imported by Louis Napoleon on that occasion and
! understand that, in case he should leave his
nAn,stry, he would be Immediately replaced by VI.
De Aortemart.
Ayvopos Of General dHautpoal. lie arrived
tast night, in Paris, returning from Algers. The
lAst act Of his goyernorshp was to blame Colonel
Aurelle for having attacked the Arabs at Seloum,
without his orders.
: NJ de Falloux passed, two days ago, through
Paris, where he win return 10 six weeks. am told
that he will succeed NJ, dc Crouseiihes IN the
Ministry of Public Instruction.
A duel was to take place between Nj. Lagrane,
the head ofthe mountaineer party, and NJ. Pierre
Bonapsrte, his colleague, OF the Legislative Assem-
bly,; but the former gentleman has been ADVISED py
his friends not to accept the challenge, which was
caused by few words of non-parliamentary cha
yscter, uttered by him the subject of the Nspo-
leon claims.
The last news received frcm Spain is Of very
peculiar kind. II appears that bills had been post
ed all over the city Of Madrid, calling upon the
people to arm in favor of the proclasaton of re-
publican government. Queen Isabella and minis
Sers we're to be kept prisone RS and disposed of by
provisional government. No names were printed at
the end of that pronuneiamenss, and it had no
eject upon the population.
The news from Italy is not of much interest about
politics, but the excitement against the Austrans
rs daily increasing. An old scidier, Marshal Rou-
gier, from Milan, has been sentenced for twenty
years to the State prison, Ter having been one Of
The actors in the revolution Of 1913. At Aiaatua,
I've individuals have been hegged for having utter
ed cries against the Austriaes. large movement
Vi troops taking pace in Tyrol, and soldiers are
Snvading Milan.
The Grand Duke Of Tuscany il said to be on the
eve Of abandoning his throne in favor Of his son.
A body of 70 900 men has arrived AZ Verona. and
another OF 5000 men will soon enter the city Of
Milan. The Emperor OF Austria wall visit these
two cities in the course of September nS.tt.
The cabinet Of st. Petersburg insists upon Eu-
ropean Congress, by which all the questions, even
that Of Germany. may be decided. The Prince Of
Sch il N faya az
project, because Germany needs not the interference
Of France, England and Russia, 10 decide upon
the sovereignty Of ts States. In the Europsaa
Congress should take place Austria viii not be rep
resented at this meeting
In the meantime, the ministerial conference Of
Dresden is going on with much haste Several COM
missions daily assembled, and the only object
seems TO be to achieve their business.
The fate Of the Hungarian refugees in Turkey Is
not yet decided. The Austrian government insists
spon the retention of eight individuals AZ kutaya.
Among them. OF course. i the renowned ko-suth.
Il is certain that an English gentleman, named
Hamilton, is now sailing in the OF hutay with
the intention Of delivering the prisoners. slm OF
enc hundred pounds has been taken from the loan
Of MaZzm TO eject their escape. lwo mea would
wear masks, whose resemblance Is perfect 70 the
face Of kossuth, and whilst they would keep the
Austrian CALLERS interested. the genuine hero would
be taken on bosld the yacht of siv. Hamilton.
The war in the Caucasus il ended. al the works
erected by Chamyl against the Russian troops have
Been destroyed by the soldiers Of Aicho!as. and the
essmy has been obliged to iy to TIE mountains,
B.H.R.
PARfs May 8 ISL.
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Boaap0gte Ciaf0ls--Baaqusts II Louis 4Nqpcsoa--
Hosicrs 10 tie Emperor NaTo'soa- Seizure ~ irais
sf MarsciAes, Sc.
The grand festival day is over. There has been
no tme,.te Of any kind. Among the projects spoken
Of by those who thought they knew something, II
was said that the moment chosen by the rioters
would be that which would follow the Lighting Q.
The fireworks. Then the mob Of the socialists as
senbled on the ro,d goisa, of the Champs Elysce'
would make a rush on the troops who we're guard,
iag the Elyscc, invade the palace and take hold o.
Louis Napoleon as n hostage This, indeed, would
have been the signal Of general outbreak, which
would have been, think very sangunary and ter.
yible. But not the least blow wa lie lit yesterday
between the troops and the intoxicated people
everything was asquiet and cold a the water which
was pouring down from the clouds.
Nevertheless, il must be ackI 2wledged that the
heads Of the socialist party had made all Efforts Z
excite their coniederatcs The bulletins noticed i
ny letter Of tie lst instant and Shich were signe
BY "the Committee Of Resistance, had for thci
purpose to try the sentiments OF the low class, al
o. raise up their mind for the occasion. On Satar
DAY last, the Commissary Of Police went with q
warrant to the rue Cadet, faubourg Monimartre
and seized a printing press, which was workin
without license, and with which the writings an
rToapacian,Itfos Of the rongcs were struck of Six
persons taken prisoners. and ! wa told that,
a lev minutes before the police had invaded the
house, two Of the most prominent members u tho
mountain IN the Legislative Assembly had LEFT the
place, making a very opportuue escape. They had
come tbithcr a. correct the proofs " an " Address
70 the People" which was seized by the police.
This affair created great sencation al the Ma
tional Assembly. and NJ Scbo'lcher, in behalf Of
his two colleagues, MoSsrs. Iict aad GTcppo, made
long speech, in which he said that those who
pYstcnded that the desire Of the socialist party was
10 create terror were slandercrsr This debate was
quite stormy, but il did net prove much 10 those
Who know The red r. publicans in cur unfortunate
country. We 'ay in French, that Touf Naurais
II II certain that sort Of clandcatue review took
Place yesterday, on the place Of the Barriere du
Trore, where the people had assembled to see the
socia yts had assembled thither. and, the 9th
II February last, they wsre reviewed ~ their
leaders
In presence o. the entire opposition, both q the
pres and OF the members 81 the National Assem-
bly, the demand ~ Jerome Boaspartc far he sum
Of money owed ~ him BY the Ministry II War, for
bis salary General is withdrawn and annihilated
f0r The present Il i said that The old Marshal was
~ great l.rN0n Tot having Dot -uccGedt1 VI Ms
claim, which, Ia BIZ own opinion i the most just
thing IN the world With The 'ei.urc II thi. Affair."
~ehaye also had that Il the claim ~ Louis Napo.
Icon, and e the ciiiren prince, Nurst.
The MCnurr has published the list ~ promo
tons q the cross 81 Legion II Honor. made ~ the
President in honor Il the Anniversary Or the
Proclamation * The Republic IL France. There
have been three hundred aud cighty-tw0 persons
decorated Tit / quite good number and i will
augmeut . good deal the quantity o. ehsvalier. 1t
tn; order. Eat / may be said that, II ;h's con-
trne, sc shall soon have more people ~ the Leg 90
II Honor than without.
The receptions 40 thc Elysc,, vhish used TO take
place every Thursday evening. previous 20 the ~
fnssl n additional funds are ~ the eve ol being
resumed, not lor balls and lanenc parties hui &c
dinners given ny Louis Napoleon lo the officers 81
the army now II garrison 10 Paris. TN Thursday
eert, the 7th regimen, - artillery viii begin ths
series q ftrs, end ell Tie egment viii take their
furns.