The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-18
EDTTION---WEDNEsDAY, JUNE 1s, 1851.

No other incident occurred until the arrival NJ
about o'clock The population Of the city and country
for leagues around had assembled At the terminus and
lined its immense semi circle In the er,vots
two large tents exclusively flied with ladies' aud in front
Of them stoed altar raised elevated platfoTn
which the Bishop with the entire clergy OF Dion hst
taken their station The President. alightng was
conducted to another tent the right of the altar aud
the religious ceremony then commenced The Bsho
next stepped forward and addressed to the Prince
speech in accord with the circumstance which he
graduated him his wise and able administration his
respect for religion and trusted that Divine Providence
would render hs power durable The preate afterwards
bestowed his benedction on an engine which wls taste
fully decorated with flowers and flags and the ceremony
being terminsted immense acclaupson in favor of
the President aroe within the precscts othe terminus
and was echoed by the multitude aHdfar.
Louis Napoleon then mounted horseback and rode
to the Hotel q the Prefecture shuted diug whole
way BY one universal and continued cry of Vive No
leon'' The Ladies were possible more enthusiasts
than e men and from the windows threw Sewers ho
passed.
From sl can learn there not single sry of pisv
Ia Rsputssque
After RESTING awhile, the prince proceeded She Salon
Of the Prefecture where he received in succession the
ecclesiastical. civil ndicary, and military ho rites
The corps of ofcers of the garrison presested
him by Gen sral de Cstellane Commander of the Sixth
Military Division. Tie Presidents conferred the decora-
tion of the legion of Honor several persons
whom were ~ Moussier De putty Mayor, and DR. Levine
Professor Of tAe Medical Faculty.
The Tribunal Of Commerce. whi ra is entirely comp
OF reds was the only constituted tody that declined to
present Its homage To Lcuis Napoleon.
Deputatons came in from all the neghboring towrs,
and smongst others from Mncon, which consisted OF
aud the President Of the Tribunal es Commerce. They
presented to the PRESIDENT without reading it.
rial from the mum nsipaii,y demanding the speedy
pe'ion Of the railway as FAR Lyons LOUIS Napoleon
cordially she ok the Mayor by the hand saying that he
felt extremely grateful to the depuaton would
remember with pleasure the good reception he had met
with in the Department Of the Saons and Loire. and
added that he would consider himself most happy to be
able TO promote the wishes OF its inhe-5itauts.
The prince then perceving in th. crowd Colonel Me
pee dressed in the uniform. of the Dragons of the EN-
pre, up to him. and taking hiai by hand
At O'Clock Louis Nrpoeon evyivrd at the Hotel
de Vile whers the city offered him ard his suite grand
banquet.
After dinner the Mayor ard thus addressed the
President -
Nj lie President More favored than 80 many other
cities desirous to offer you respectful hospitality Don
il proud Of the honor you have confrr on by visit
ing second time Last year you came to inform
yourself Of the wants Of popuitoo and year has
scarcely elapsed when thanks to the s direction of
emusn engineer, you are enabled TO pr side to day
Of those imposing festivities which mark in the
existence Of cities the peeeeabe conquest of real pros
perty Your presence AT the inauguration Of this rail-
way Prince sufficiently demonstrates all your socitule
for the industrial agricultural aud eo,naercia
of Burgundy and when at future day IL shall derive
all the advantages which must accru from tho new road
open to its activity IL will rccoect tlt you
TO add to the civil and religious sobnn hes of that day
the double prestige which is attached your person
for you not only Prince the hear Of the which
raised highest the glory OF France, but you have aso,
with frmness and self denial which belong only toa
great heart and great courage checked in their fury
passions ready TO rend the bosom OF the sounty Honor
TO you, Prince for great blessing and let hope
that the nation in the exercise of u oyereignty will
know now TO TESTIFY TO you its gratitude propose to
you the health of The Prince Louis Napoleon Bona
parte, President Of the Republic
The President replied AZ follows
How wish that those who entertain doubts of the fu-
ture accompanied amidst the population of the ronne
and the Cote dor They would be assured on witness
ing the real disposition OF the pubic mind They would
bave that neither the ntrgues the attacks
the impassoned discussions of parties In harm
with the sentiments and ts condition of the country
France does desire the to the old regime under
ghaiever form be disguised ths experiment Of fatal
and impractcable uopiaS IL u because am the m
natural adversary of 10th the one and the other
that France has plaead her confidence in ns. Ii
affecting sympathy Of the people towards nc, which
rcsists the most desrlstve poemcs and which assolve
me from share In its sniL,rings IT, In fact, my 60
yernmcnt has not ksen able to realize all tn. amcliors
tion IL intended thr fault is be- assigned to the
man9uvres Of factions that paraiyse the good will
Of assemblies, OF governments the most de.
voted 10 the public interests II because you have
shus undt rstoud it, that have found patriotic Bur
gundy reception which Tor Is appreciation aud
couragement avail MY II .. this banquet OF tri-
bune in ordu TO opeu my heart e. my feilowcitzens
newpiiase Of our poncat iiir comineuces From one
sNtreuty 81 France 1" the "tner pesus IN
Of signature d,nandng the ruv-ou OF the constitution
await, With coLudercr The manifestation OF the
try, and the d.cisons OF the Assrmoy, which viii not
be- inspired except ~ tae soe tii3dgnt ~ the public
good Ever siuee have been in power have proved,
where th. at INTERESTS Of the csuSty were iu qusston
how little rsgard all that concerned myself The
most und.sery,dHIA c m,pt yiorut lscks have never
made me fory.t 1y calua~-s Whatever b. the duties
the country Il shaai nad me decided
following its wit, asd, brivye gentlemen, France
will not J~rish IN my hands
After tns diuper splcbdid ball took place which ths
President Opened wIth Asdame Derby the lady VI the
Pi.i,ct
All the public buildings, and many private houses
The i,owing additional cstimouy as to the enthusi-
astc reception the President from the corrvspon-
dent Of Gahgpa Messenger
IL " almost Impossible for me TO describe the sensation
which was caused by this fpecch IL was delivered In
firm ard emphatic voice, aud mt its conclusion the hall
rang with the most enthusiastic apaue which lasted
~ male and female Orpheoniats introduced and
sung a song composed for the occasion, which was
wainIl, Applauded Al ten o'clock ths President re-
paired To the subscription ball given at the theatre
which was attended by the tis u the inhabitants Of
Djon, and very srowdsd The President opened the
bail with the wife Of the rrrfcct. At nightfsll the
public buildings, aud particularly the railway terminus
followed the example whils rambling about, waiting
the arrival Of the President and being d.sou of know
ing the real opinions IL the rc population, entered
into cOhvrrsstion with number Of farmers and farm
lsborers, aud Ina did meet with anything but
tn. enthusiastic praiS. of the President One venerable
farmer whote face bespoke at the time boaAo,e
and intelligence, said % We c0ntsntcd, sir, under
the ast monarchy; but, II TO have rrpub), let
us have one that will give "a something like stability
and nov that W. have got man A. President who feels
interest for do not let choppiug aud chang
ing. but prOioug his powers Every man In my CON-
mune has signed the petition to that elect and II - the
same in AL the surrounding ones.n
All the Paris journals filled With remarks on the
speech or rather on the notifications which have been
effected In u previous to It's official publication ~A the
lstters the Journal ds Dtbats all the informstion
which ~e have received from present At the ban
qust ~ Duon, In dscsring that the words Of the
President we're universally locked declaration Of
against the majority of the Assembly that that de-
osrstion was made In tone which Il was impossible 20
mistake; and hat of the members OF the bureau of
the Assembly protested against what said both BY
gesture and word "
All the journals likewise speak Of interpretations
the subject being a matter ~ more than pr liability
The fntvrs declares that IL contradict fron
thority, the assertion that NJ leon fsucher threatened
to give ia hts resignation.
A proposition has been presented in the Leg gsstive
Assembly by NM Amedee Bruys, Cofsyru, aud Labou-
laye To the elect that during the DISCUSSION the
vision u the constitution the McneHr shall be pacardsd
W In public throughout all the commuues of the
public IN order that the people may be made perfectly
acquainted With all that passes relative to that i'm
portapt matter.
OuI most recent accounts from the och capital
tending 20 the evening of the ID June, the
uiu % the Presaent The criee of Trs Ia RpHbitqss
w,re most numerous during his along the Boue
yHru