The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16
Our French Corrssp ondcncs.

PARIS, New. 20, lc5z.
The Eiectioms-Abd. a. Kader Voting for. the Euys-
r~-M. Troplomg Nominated Vice President of
the Senate, in place of En- King jerome Terror of
the English m Paris at the Election of Louie Ma
poleon-Present to the Emperor of Mag~ifcent
EagLe-Rednction Of the Army-Ayripal of the
Twkish ambassador i. Paris-Assenbliwg Of tie
Covtes in Madrid-Decrse of the Grand Duke of
1Gscamy-7he King of Naples Tsit to the Pipe
Marriage Contract Entered Into Bdwsen the
Eldest Daughter of Queen Victoria AID the Eliest
Son of the Prince of Prwssia--Gsae P,1ces
Election, &c., &c.
Noete plut tota, redcunt rpssta cula mAne
DiviSum mpsrun cum Jsvs Caesar habst.
Despite the rain, which cane down in torrents, the
elections were held on the appointed days-Sunday
and Monday last-and, ~ faithful reporter, must
say that no disorder took place during that solemn
occasion. But, in the meantime, no excitement or
extraordinary feeling was remarked in tho masses
Of the people whs went to the polls. On Sunday
last the different wards Of Paris did not record
many Votes, and the cause Of this delay was wholly
attributable to tho Incidence Of tho Partisan Citizen
who, on Sundays, only cares for pleasures; but on
Monday morning tho voters came up in crowds, and
from twilight till late in the evening the 5uveaxr
we're filed. In tho departments the Same observa-
lions nay apply; but must cay that in many places
much opposition has been shown to Louis Napsleon
The yeas, no doubt will be rendered public, but the
number Of nays will be kept secret; but, without
doubt, the future EN- sror Of France will have, in
the newspaper and before Europe, his eight millions
and half of votes. do not approve the violent
language Of Victor Hugo, Mazzini, and others; but
must say that they were right when they publish
ed their maHfestoss that Louis Napoleon wanted =
higher number Of Votes than that Of tho 10th Of
December, 1851, and that he wsuld have them by
any means. De tdcfo the new emperor Of France
has tried the best means to be elected by large
msjority and in order to obtain this result he had
ranged under his banner, oil the priests and bish
ops Of the country. Many prelates and dignissries
Of France have delivered orations to their o,4ass
with tho aim to entce them to vote in favsr Of the
new emperor; and this new mode of driving in
voters has been gro Ened with tho utmost su cess
The Poly technic School has sho wn in its ranks
sort Of bitter opposition to wards Louis Napoleon
Among eighty five veters, there were only SIX .eon
ayes against ffysix noes The three ether persons,
to make the eighty five, refused to vote.
Not only the French nation has voted, but also
the former enemy of Frsa,s, Add el-Kader, the
Ernir, who, having heard what was taking place On
Sunday last at Amboise, requested the Mayor Of
the city, M. Trouvc, to receive his vote ia the
shape Of lorg letter, in which he says that he much
wished TO see France governed by his benSactor,
and that he voted for the generous prince Who gave
HIM back his sword 70 Sight in the ranks Of the
news Of bis liberation from custody, which arrived
in the provinces Of Algiers and Sahara had IN ade
no sensation among the Arabian tribes. Thus il
appears, that the Sid oil Hadz-Abd OIL Kaier-has
Lost hisinHrence over tho Kabyles So much the bot
ter, in he should ever forfeit his werd of hoao
The hrst meeting Of the leg slative corps took place
this morning, at the Palace Of Quai Dorsey, the
former Chamber OF Deputies, and the number Of
these functioDsries was not 80 considerable as
had been expected This first meeting was for the
purpose Of organizing tho bursaur; but neyerths-
lees, the animation was great among the mem.
Der, Of the House, and the fmmedia proclaim atien
of Louis Napoleon NJ Emperor WAS proposed by
one CT them. According to the report, this grand
dsnonnnaf has been postponed TO the I'd Of Decor m.
Der next, as had report ID IL in several previous
letters and on tho ID Of next month the additions
and changes made to the constitution will be pro-
posed by Senatus. consuitunr In the meantime
am told BY well informed person, that this even.
ing general illumination will take place in Paris
to celebrate by anticipation, the selection Of the
people
Much gossip is entertained here about the future
dongs Of Louis Napoleon, soon rs he is seated on
the throne of his uncle viii he keep house in the
same style az the Emperor Espoleonl Will he
have pages, an Arch Cbsncsllor. Grand Master
. number Of officers Of all sorts7 No one can tell
"a yet, for the newly elected Eapsror keeps the
utmost secrecy about hts projects. We enIy kuo .
that Tropong Ia 70 be npm atsd Vice. Pre- siaent
Of the Senate, IN place Of King Jerome, and thai
in the meantime ne will have the position of Pres-
dent Of tho Court Of Justice the highest position in
the mag istfscy
Before proceeding any further, will mention
here thai the news Of Louis Napoleons ole ,tiou TO
the high position % Emperor Of France, has caused
tho utnest fright among the British population o,
Paris They al fpesk Of IL as ~ they regarded IL
great Gala nifty, for they imagine III At they will
sooA be obliged to leave France, and many OF them
have already departed for other parts Of the world
Several English ladies and gentlemen whom have
either Visited or met in the Streets are locking rs
pace phr.Onf, ardtslaipg the most ridiculous Ian