New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
FRANCE.


FRANCE.
Political and other Mntters-NIazzini's Agents
In Italy.
Correspondence Of The n y. Tribune
PARIS Monday, Oct. T. 1852.
The details of the Presidents journey pre-
sent no grand novelty for the last week. Everything
tends toward the Empire heretofore The enthusiasm
which began with being indescribable and unbounded,
Ia we may saw indescribler and unboundcder. The
,eleorspb has lately found another adjective which it
iznproyes" frequently this past week-the acclsma-
Sons thni used to be ardent eager "redoubled posi-
blep ETC. are now spoken of rs "frantc." Among the
Princes polite dodges he word not classic, but apO
Think have mentioned that Of issuing decreee en- route
the aim of which is off his business facility and his
constant interest In the public welfare lie has ingenious
" heightened this effect in two recent INSTANCES oy the
charm Of novelty and scenic relefissuing one from
HE deck Of the steamer Napoleon, and prociamnS
another at the teoer in Touon Most OF these DEGREES
are calculated for the material advantage oil the towns
where they are rendered At Marseile he illustrated
his regard for commerce and religion by laying pair OF
corner stones-one for a Exchange, and the other
for new Cathedral His sentiments in the latter direc
ton have attained that degree Of ervor hst they seem
10 have a sort Of retroactive efficacy on his whole ME
Thus the Bishop of Marselles meeting him at the door
of the Church whittier he had come to say his prayers
and having said 1.-THE religious act which your Imperial
HQhness comes TO perform to-day in public and which,
we know is faithfully repeated in your private HE shows
rs how much higher than human Things rest he great
Thoughts of your heart" the Prince answers, "whenev-
or can strive 10 uphold and propagate religious idea
He goes to cay that he maintains religion purely Tor
rs sake not as an instrument OF pohcy soiely from
hove of the goodness inspires, OF the truths II eacned
Tbs disinterestedness the part of the Prince being
admitted the zeal with which the higher clergy forward
his imperial aims is delightful instance OF the law o.
l.. ~ an~n0 alaFl nf
the revival Of the games and unming OF the rae Dsa
such rs they instituted by poeca, tanci'ui on
king Rene In 1862. The original purpose OF them was
20 show forth the triumph Of Christianity over
by representations Of drawn from the Bible IN
which angels devils, m'hopa, and pagan kings nuinmsd
and danced along 20 the sound OF the amoourine "a
the present OCCASION procession made OF such peron-
ages quainty co.tmed, went out to meet the Prince,
shouting very much out OF character, rtre fEmpreu
Al Mines he was treated with spectacle of bull Tight
that 10, sham bul.fght The French are not brutal
enough 10 enjoy the reality of that socped sport, nor
would the Prince who apart from polite murders -
by means inclined 10 cruelty, have sanctioned n In
deed other things being equal he has rather tendency
20 benevonce-other peoples money being at his CON
troll disposition 10 generosity. The higher kind OF gen
crosby the chvsrc Kind, which recognizes the merit
or misfortune of Nh enemy he Il wanting IN rs was hs
uncle before him. Intense selnshness, esotsm though
acting now large scale, IL the first quality IN h'
character the grand element of his Atasm The Inou
nal Of Commerce NJ TOulon sent hun ap'lnice aiiress
supersc! ibed to hs Imperial HShncss wicA wa oil
course well received When similar body al ulvrc,
last December passed certain resolves In dsapprova OF
the act of the second of thnt month, rs members were
Immediately suspended from their functions solely be
cause they went out OF their Legitimate province into
the domain of politics.
Tain ahou, the Internal Machine IL bssinning.o die
away, well il might The nine days wonder has
done its intended work. and perhaps Ovcrdonc H. IL
would lcast that the Government has suspicion
Of this sort one may judge nom note in yesterdays
MoaitsEr which contains the following singular
tence; The danger, however, to which the Prince
iSh haze been exposed "a pa eosrT), should not be ex
aggerafed; Providence watched over him. and suffered
that this machine which was besides an imperfect one
should be discovered before the arrival Of the Prince 1t
Marsees that is leaving out the irregular verbs the
Prince some hundred kilometres twodays Jour
ney distsn from Msrseics when the police took passes
zion Of the preparations OF an incomplete internal
chine To keep exaggerStng his danger under these
cireumstances gives air Of rdicule 10 machine that
has operated very well What this plot at ,rseiles in
exact reality H. u would be impossible say. | have
not met single person who has not the impression that
the semioical reports are greatly eNag scratd and
that the ompl0 VI most the work OF few dcspera
does fools msdmen, representatives OF no class or
party, whose proceedings might have been interrupted
any time within the last months by the police hSd
not these last had good reasons for deengthe denou
ment of the plot 20 the 2ith o! September Tac con
sternation OF Paris onerccept of the news yesterday
week was entirely confined % the newspapers. Toe
Pays Patrie aHd CoRsf'natoRd were consternttci e.
elxeio No really startled or excited, hsvn;
to be IL is needless % that all parties aud
all honest men, here elsewhere opposed .
sinaon and 90 internal machines so tsr a. have We;
for their connection with the NaFseles plot have vet
been given Reports Of other arrests various aud
contradictory numbering them by hum reis, an
ether adding that arrests have been made NJ PARIS
other that visits houses Paris suspected of harbo-
ING eonsprstors have resulted in nothing The
now before the courts and If fairly examined and
orsoo WIN probably turn out did the famous Franco
Se'rsniS fot OF last autumn mere RsSco. Dat Of !
two hundred and fifty persons there seized ana nnris
onea under The charge Of conspiracy against the Gov.
eminent only hsh dozen could be proys,l ,siltv ~
anything FOR the rest, Is undOuhteilv tr, thsf So
sret societies do exit and win increase In cannot VIII
DC ethefwss IN nation where the intellect il active
and where freedom OF speech and writa, Il so,,-s4 !
The neer approach oi the Empire Eve 80 a ~, =.
new ruinoTs ss tOthe time and manner of ia 49,.
They give but very little light ON an unlu,nor,s,, -
nop-the important being. and BEN, se.,lei h.I 49,
Empire viii como. Other questions are will Ns,~l-
DC kepaoliean Emperor or Monsrchlcal Een,a,o.,
WI nc ssnrcy sefogsie ms CONSTITUTION OF la, Janus
yt VIII the pe6sSotsn, tha. shall acclaim the Fn,;
also contain clause delegStng anew 10 the Rmner,,
the constituent powers which voted last D,,a,h.
% the Chief Of the Ststei VIII then be the las s-i
OF universal sptrage-no longcr In plsce unler an he
reditasy Empirc-the GbacsiOn of the psople bv r.
frsf OF a line, name himself Napoleon Ill and lac
his dynasty from ls This last question hriuys upa
long st Of questions about the Treaties OF 1878 and the
Foreign Powers II Is well enough 10 know tha: the
treaties 70 which these powers were parties expressly
excluded members OF the B0nspagte family from su
prcme power IN France, and additionally agreed %
maintain that power in the hands Of the elder branch Of
the Bourbons Since 1873 there have been 1850 and
1se and ISL Il h not therefore as s probable that
1852 though IL bring Emperor Napoleon with t-arst
or third as the case may be Theee trestes WHIST
history tells all other treaties have been good only
they serve the interests Of the great Egrers They