New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20
,,, voD1 Many TRIBUNE SATURDAY NOVEMBER co. 1852

The Correspondent OF Inc L0"d0H IU"tS

Abd-eI.Kader at n Review.
The correspondent of The London Ip4ts
rrites as follows on the Sd inst.
There Is no resisting evdence-there is no dispunn;
fscts-Atd-elK l. the lion Of the dny. WIN p.-n
v which does honor 70 the Oriental ac'er ne ems
IN be ecuBIly a, home equally Ct his case, IN ehurc,
n the opera receiving yisitors, or beng receiver oy
ohers droppinr bis eyelds in respectful worship De
frrr the fdInrinC gaze OF beauty, or when tnI ssiH
csc hgttens up with the hIe mar = noe a,a =" he
within him az the neigh Of the chargers or ue
fash of an autumn sun on horsemans eors-
let That the Arab warrior should not GUT F6rls
without bcho!dne-a sightlong 80 unfamiliar 70 MIN. oq1
IN which hi- heart vet wRrms-a military display Is
what M chit hive been expected. That spectacle TOOK
rlsce this day on the historical plains OF s2tory.
The Parisians omit opportunity Oh Witnessing
ruch a sight. when additional ndueenent II pre-
scented like ttpt Of the presence OF he man witn who
Frsncc s.rue ced long, and with such varied fortune
Tor her AricCh possessions. The day was partcuhly
fayorAble-tle sun bright and warm and the SKY ei2d
less. From early hour Thousands thronged 70 yer,
settles witness the grand review OF cavalry pIonsci
By Louis Napoleon il honor of bis distinguished guest
The troops the ground were tne ere oi tha' arm OF
the fervce they consisted OF the two ne regiments OF
CCrabneers. two regiments Of Cuir6ssiers. one OF
Lnncerf and one Of heavy Dragons making q squat
rcrs under tie order Of General Horte Two batteries
OF Artillery were added 10 them.
The mir LEFT Paris in a special train at ll'4 o'clock
His itendan were Col Bessonel and BclmsT, and two
Arab chief His companions were Gems hagnsn ana II
Armand GLOW ell each by brilliant stan lney rescheu
the Versailles terminus lew minutes before - "ncIC
horses iclly caDaIsOned waiting Tor them WIN
strong escort Of cuirassers and the full band OF the
Esd regiment Of the line Several thousand persons
cd tie Cpen space opposite the terminus and nc lohg
line of streets from the railroad 10 the plains OF S8tor
were in Ike manner tlrOnged with crowds from rams
srd the ncshboriDg villages, while passage tor the
ccTf Re was left open in the middle 1--WE cufaS'ers
rode in front holding their pistols in their hand and
tleir finger IN the trigger Abdclkader newt came;
DC WIS mounted white Arabian charger, which was
Gi-iE-l:shcd from The others By the nchness OF us
hcusineF and the bride actually eittered win orhf
ruetf. CeneYsl Macnrn and General -. Arnaud rode
NJ eiior side and they followed by the Arab conf
p,riors Of the Emir ana the staff OF the Generals.
ey rode ata very slow pace and tne hero OF tue Gay
vr received with much respcc by the spectat oreyet
10 wcrd was uiiCrcd-no cry was heard. The E.nir'
wLo appeared 10 lie greatly pleased at the interest ne
excited ooUrtcousy returned the silent sanatonsi ne
No. rlra u-i-rn ECU.
fut Unt U.ct.ai ofs-ri- Ind.
i',tn cod ~, /, 81 Up, p,'d to je37
Hrrr,- cd Frequently his hand 20 his bosom The cav
fcGdc airvoG 6t Satcry az about 20 minutes past IL
o,,o,k where tn, troops had long before taken up their
cr,uId. ALdcLhGder and the Generals rode IN front
of Tive squadron ard then stationed themselves nearly
IN the cCLitr 81 tie PLAIN 10 witness the maneuIefS'
Sevtl da,iin- charge were executed with con-iiera'
BE EJECT end elected repeated cries Of admiration from
iLo crowd, wlo had hitherto maintIncd complete 81
l1rcc Eut ;h.Ic was a moment when unlversd shout
Lrf oiti, and 1T Wac when the whole body, drawn
l. ayv rrd llIYcry ihi. cEcr-c made without an
aoo.dIi. So IA az could lie observed The country
peort vlo caI from distance sermc-l from th"r
rtrCte inCLl..tf, 20 have expected The irsltei aud
socfr,d Gss TpcIcd IL BIZ glsenco Tho troop soon
,f,r tsted tccre AhdclNr der paying him the ususl
rriifiry salute The cayalc.t. then returned slowly to
~ Palace 90 Ngfe,Lcs, who're Tie Emir alghtcd, and
conducted the Generals through hc ,tato rooms.
tie chspc md tie museum iried up under the direction
q The ite kirg Louis Philippe
They entered irCm the csurt AZ quarter past two
a. K nd lft \
mounted their horfc and rode through the park 10 see
tie creat wH'eI- Ilsy. Every part OF the operation
wa rertcci. The weather. g. have already observed
wac deli Ltiul an in warmth reseInbed rather day
~ juno han one in November; and, whit WIS better
iLun ALL everybody appeared 10 be in good humor.
The arrangements made by the Wcatcrn ltairoad
Ccmlsny lot tie CONVEX OF the thousands of pas
ssrrof who PIE ctcd Themselves were excellent and
the Only complaint was in consequence iadoioiency OF
fIstolSfs liaes which, At 81 events, showed that
tie accommodation provided for the lees wealthy was
not neglected.
Abd.elKader paid second visit on hondny to ST.
Clcud aud rode ont Arab horse with the Prince
Predspt in the Park for the space OF about hour
General dc ST. Arnrud waG Of the psriy. The Prince
inquired OF the Emr how his aged mother at pre-
tCrt. "Durrg my cnltigity, replied the Arab chief
my mother required stick 20 support her stop
but smce my liberation she has become younger aud
car walk without any exiTeneCus aid" Yesterday ADD
skHdcI paid White in Paris TO several persOnages OF
note H. frit went TO General Mngnan, with whom
he sTokc OF II French army, ia courage and glory
ana expressed with tO see the menHuvres at Vim
csruos. The General promised TO give him notice
vacnhis with eould be gratihed The Emir aftcrwari
paid visits TO NJ Fould, Minister Of State, W. d. Per
sgny, Minister OF the Interior, aud the Archbishop of
, Psus.
On leaving he Archbishop he proceeded to the IIotl
dJs luySlIci, where, in the absence Of the Marshal
Prince Jerome Bonn paItc the Governor he receiy
ed hy General aubou and the other officers OF the
tuthstncut lie nfkcd 10 the tomb of the Emperor
tiIClcon ara exclaimed On yicying it" This sepul
cine 90 eIctt and beautiful, is worthy of him whose
immortal rsme Ills the world; his mortal remains are
hc-c hut lis .lory j. everywhere He aorwarl visit.
ca he inrmaTy ana said IL cause OF grief 30
10 think hat any OF these brave should nave been
wounded ly y followers; hut defending my
country, ind the French Will pardon me when they
think that was an enemy worthy Of thOn.' The Emir
ttu went a. see tie Grand Chancellor If the Legion OF
Ilc1or the Ministers Of Fnsncc and Marine, ana the
rtuIgere OF VI. Luguet dc Massilio. H. admired tx
,etGBely betouuge Of this batter individual in enter
ing the n Of The aIInol-i Newer .aid he, "sncc
tic time al Daniel was srch thing seem"
The Senate met on the 4th at ~ O'Clock, 10
tke nto consideration the important affair OF the re-
esi,bsl nient of the Empire. A. was % be expected
alnost al the members were present scarcely anything
buf -es ere lnes or case OF force 0jeBrs being likely
g. dettin any member On such an occasion Hence 80
lull attendance has not been since the Senate
constituted up 10 the present day All were in full
dTess uniiCTm, aud certain air Of gravity and pre-
ocCupfti,n seemed 20 mark the demtanor OF the mem
tcls. The eNkng jerome, the President Of the body
took tie cl;ir the opening of the proceedings and
after having administered the oath Of allegiance 10 The
new Senators who had been named since the torinins
ton OF tie lat session read an address in which he
rICkc Of the enthusiastic movement which hal of la,
fetn mnn led BY tue country IN favor OF the reestab
sl ment Of the Empire. The wish of the country h.,
aid appeared 70 be beyond the slightest doubt AMI i,
lON belonged 10 The Senetc Ia realise the public wish
which 20 uncqsivCosly called for change in the Gov.
erruCnf. Tie Empire the ex King observed would be
nothing moro or lefs than the confirmation and nsiue
Of o tie conquests in useful progress scheyed
20 liz Oh rrstt al.