The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-05
Our Paris Correspondence.


Arrival at Oyleans-Enthusiasm and Prepara-
t,ons IN the ProUinse, for has Receptim-EEcis-
sion of the Reporters of the Public Press to Ae-
company hmm his Journey, ioith the exception
of those connected NTH the Moniteuy.- Con- pracy-
The Presidents Marriage Suppression Of the
Journal k Corsaire-Il6airs Of Kaly-Indigna-
tion Throughout Europe at the "Order of the Lone
STAR" &c SC.
Despite all the announcements of the non departure
ofLous Napoleon, at least of the postponement Of
his journey to the provinces, the Prince President
left Paris on the 18th inst. TUESDAY mornng,) on
his way to Bourges. In tho last council Of his mi
nisters, which took place at st. Cloud on Saturday
last, it had been advised by five Of the members Of
the council not to leave Paris, and to postpone the
visit to next Spring This advice was received with
. smile by Prince Louis Napoleon, who assured them
that his intention to proceed, without any fea
Of the dangers by which he was threatened
en- route. sNy fate is inscribed in the great book Of
the Almighty said he, to NJ Baroche, "and if am
to die during the thirty three days of my travel no
one can rescue me from dying-therefore, will
Co." The health Of the chief Of the State, though
not very good, was not bad enough to prevent him
from progressing on his journey. He tried his
strength on Friday last, a shooting excursion at
st. German, in the forest, in company with NJ. de
Naupas and NJ de st Arnault. He was assured by
his doctors that he was able to 60 to the south
eIn departments. il is said that the President,
despite the advice Of DR.. Conneau, his friend and
m6decin, had used the Interchangeable system,
and was plainly satisfied Of its effects, SO much 50
that within week he was fully able to appreciate
the benefit derived from it.
The Prince President arrived on Tuesday at one
o'clock, at the depot of the Orleans railway accom-
Ianied by General de st Arnault, Minister of War;
0f NJ do
Maupas, Minister Of the Police; Generals Roguet
and de Guyon; Colonies Fieury and Edgard Ney;
| ConCnnder Toulougeou and M Mocquart Prime
| JerOm6 was seated in an open caash, driven d Ia
Dopncat, with bis nephew, the President, whom
| We follow in the journey From St. Cloud to the
railway the Prince escorted by all the officers
sS the Inc ne
shouts of ''Cire Napoleon - 'p.re fEnpeyem 20
Along the boulevsrds tho shouts not very MI
meIous; but the arrival at the depot the enthu-
siasm was more universal In facs, the whole tribe
OF nu' icipal policemen in costume not in eos
tune, was there, and in full force and it could rot
be otherwise than to bear many cries OF " cipe Ma
| Yolcon - The ma,stn of the President had been
sent in advance 10 Bourges, we'll several
and twelve magnificent carriages. rewly achieved by
the coacbmaker Of the President Besides all
these pre- separations, an immense number of eolored
glasses, gilt eagles, flags, curtains and carpets of all
| sort, bad been transported few days before to
Bourges,. and the other places where the Presi-
dent will stop, in erder to render his reception
| more magnificent
An immense number Of requests have been di-
rected to the Secretary of the President by the
journalists Of Paris, as we'll by the correspon-
cents Of foreign newspapers to be admitted in the
suite OF Louis Napoleon in his journey.
few OF these requests have been granted, and
only the reporters OF the Monitenr have been a.
lowed to accompany him all through the journey.
The other journalists have received or will receive
free passage on the railways, and an invitation to
be present at the grand naval battle given in the
Bay OF Ioalon-to the tete offered in the city Of
MaIseilles, and also to the Inauguration Of the
am included in that list of kitato,ns for Toulon,
MaIseilles and Lyons 10 my capacity the official
correspondent of the New YORK HERALD and ]
will not miss such good opportunity of witnessing
the tees, OF which will give the most accurate re-
ports in letters dated from the above named cities.
leave on the 2Sh inst for Marseilles and Toulon.
During the absence Of the President the Council
OF the Ministers will be held daily in the cabinet of
Mr Abattuci, the State Minister. Mcssrs. Fould,
Drorin de Il Hugs, ard Baroche, will do all the bust.
ness, till they are relieved by Messrs. Ducos,
Fortou, and de Maupas, who are for the moment out
OF Paris
Great anxiety a felt here about the reception
of the President in certain departments. No
doubt Louis Napoleon will be welcome from Paris
to bordeaux But in the Herault, in the Bouches
"revcpges" Of the coup d'tiot have been quite nu-
merous, feel confident that Louis Napoleon will not
be much satisfied with the public enthusiasm.
At Toulon, the Mediterranean French fleet (Which
"
q few days. IT was understood tina. the squadron
will give stmutocre Of the siege of Toulon, in
1893; but this plan has been abandoned, AID
the only festival which win take Place viii be
gard naval sham Gght. All the Englishmen and
Foreigners who are ordinarily in great numbers at
Nice, near TouloD, will crowd the city, which is
alrt ady filled with 10000 inhabitants Many ana.
bassadors fom Piedmont, spain. Portugal, ard other
powers, will DO present to congratulate the Pres;-
dent 10 Short Toulon will ofior grand sight, and
hope will enjoy It, in order to be able to give a
full description to my readers.
rumor IS atoat that many conspiratora will fol-
low the President to murder him; but, for my part,
do not think this win take place. at least for the
present.
The wedding Of Louis Napoleon is quite neglected
at this moment and 1t is said that Marshal ysrome
is quite opposed to any marriage Of his nephew with
Princess Nasa A few days ago, speaking to Louis
Napoleon about it, he told him that, "If he were to
marry, be would notwod Princess, bu. on the con-
trsry, be would 20 to tho school, for young lady
Of st. Denis (where all the daughters OF the mem
ters OF the Legion OF Honor educated and make
there selection Of decent, moral, and well cousti
tuted girl, on whom he would confer tho title Of
wife. Nothing, snid he, "woud be more pcpu-
lar, and this would be The deed OF avery democratic
Emperor. The question has been discussed in tho
council Of ministers but We DO not know, as yet,
wba! has been passed on the subject.
A sort OF stupor reigned here on Thursday
last, when 1t was heard that the Minister Of Police
bad suppressed, without any reason or cause, the
Journal lie C0sote. This summary act of tyranny
was, ne matter Of course, much blamed-by the
whole press and ali the men OF sense in Paris. Ii
appears that the proprioors of that newspaper had
made arrangements with their printers, who had
bought the type, and who were to divide the profits
Thee poor woIkmen are left ponnyloss, and p bad
state of indebtedness by this rash act A lawsuit
has been commenced by the Corsave's proprietors
against the government; but alas, ] fear they will
be the losers.
Yourg Muiot, son Of Prince Murat, (of Borden
town. who had been sent to Aleiers to enlist in the
mn iati in nj hal ms
short stay, has returned TO Paris account OF a
very violent attack Of dysentery. He Is now out OF
danger.
M dc Chsferon, son. in.law of Prince Murat, who
wa Gnnfr onal ILL lAa nI.IirelN IccdYerc0~