The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-10

the wheels may be embarrassed. The epoch OF the
fall cannot be ascertained.
The plets Of the enemies Of the government are
daily discovered by the police, and, in the southern
departments, great number Of arrests have been
lately made. Lyons seemed to be the central roint
Of rendezvous Of the ecuspirators, and the secret
leaders Of these revolutionary movements ire so
the frontiers OF Switzerland and dmont that
no place seems to be more favorable for their
operations In Paris the number of persons arrested
during the last seven days, amounts TO two or three
hundred. They all belong to the Fifth ward, which
is particularly occupied by the vanqushsd red re-
publicanF, all OK them being workmen and mocha.
mics. There was, Tuesday night last a aesccac
&c police made in q certain cofee-hsuse. situated
in the Rue st. Honore, near the Paais Royal, and
called Cafe du Danemark Sale Hongroide, which
was ffequented by Germans, Swedes, Poles, Hun
garians, Italians. and other Foreigners who were
partisans Of democracy, and aimed to propagate
these principles. These conspirstors were most Of
them taioTs; but there also teachers painters
clerks. students at law and in medicine men Of let
tiers, priests, and cooks. These individuals used
every evening, TO talk about politics. aud make
some very violen. comments on the government of
Louis Napoleon. Though they were watched by the
police, their language abusive. and such a state
Oh tLlngs cOulu DC allowed To exist longer.
and they have all been imprisoned
in the meantime. al these rho not consider
at tdcof0Ro 10 ne 'eic S0tctslea arc fDratyto! tch
passports aud Senf ont 0f France. Among those who
have been lately arrested and exilcd. Mr.. Gafiugy.
publisher Of the Jotgn0i d,t Hlrr. and NJ Clement
Thomas, who, under the rcgn Of the provisional 70
vernnent was Commaader-in-C hct otthc National
Guard.
Asa contrast to these DEGREES 0froscrI ion. LoRs
Napoleon has shown much clcnency in allowing NJ.
Emile dc Girardiu, the ex-publishcr OF the journal
La FtsSe, to return TO Paris. where his presence
was deemed necessary by the death of his wites mo-
Their, Nine Sophie Gay. As soon rs the rebeilious
editor had written to Louis Napoleon. requesting
him to grant him his return, free passport wa
sent to Brussels, directed to NJ. de Girarlin and he
arrived in Paris on Monday last, where he viii re-
main as long as may be Necessary for his interests
The leading topic OF the week has been the decree
published by the President which regulates the pub
lie expenses (hudgeD of 1892. This measure has
been received with much astonishncnt by the poo
PIC, for il had beer thought that Louis Napoleon,
having made constitution, would rely upon the le-
gisatve corps to regulate the badge and decide upon
IT, In ter 20 excuse this measure, the Prince Presi-
dent has said that he feared that the meeting of the
Assembly would be too late TO decide upon thru mpo-
tant question: and that he therefore obliged cut
the "Gordian knot" without any delay. We shall
see If tho Legislative Corps viii siew it, satisfaction
on that subject. Ny opinion is that they viii be rs
quiet rs lambs. In short the credits allowed for
the ordinary scsvice of 1892, amount to 'ono mil
lard and zone million" THAT is TO saw eight
millions more than last year, and in this amount Is
not included the expenses OF the President. which
vii be regulated by tbc SeEo'HS Coasnte. Among
the allowed credits may he remarked an augnenta-
lion OF seven millions for the department O. war.
and OF twelve millions for the navy, which is re-
Qrrcd by the actual establishment Of II colony ut
Cayenne The budget tor the extraordinary seq
vice Is scNcnty-three millions (fourteen millions
more than in 1850; ard the completion ot the
palace of the Louvre. two millions. Among the
reforms IN the new budget is thai liquids, and
vii - to .f
The forests of the State will be sold this year for
fifteen millions Of francs and the railway companies
VIII refund the money advanced by the government.
These arc the extraordinary resources of the
government. In short, the amount Of the ordinary
and extraordinary receipts il lf9, 1856 francs
has the augmentation. or the budget Of 1851, i
Gfty-iour millions francs.
The grand ceremony of the opening Of the French
Senate and House Of Representatives is 10 take
place on The 20 h instant, (Nonday night.l in the
Sale des Marcchaux. which has been arranged for
the occasion: Louis Napoleon, though not yet an
Emperor, viii be seated upon throne. and all the
senators, members of The Assembly, aud Council OF
State. will he seated ut his side. The diplonst.
corps and ministers of foreign powers viii o present.
After brief speech by The President. oath will
bo read TO the whole Assembly, aud every person
being ncmmally called FORTH wiira'-c the hand ,tl
say, ~ swear to IT,. grand bah Is to take plice
the same evening. al the TuiIc;ie-. Nuch oathu>i-
assn Is anticipated on the occasion, More In nay
next letter. | hope to obtain through eertt ehi.,-
IL Is rumorod in certain quarters that the prc.i-
dent intends visiting. this summer the .oHthem de
garments OF France, and pass through Bordeaux.
Toulouse harsolles. Lyons. nGd also through Brc.
and Cherbomg.
An epcampment is to be made ut Compcgne but
The 1ou llals devoted to The defence Of Louie Narq.
Icon assure us tSst this meeting of large body Of
troops has no political ohieet'
A grand review took place, on Sunday last, in the
yard Of the Tuilerics, for tue purpose Of distributing
certain number OF gold medals TO the soldiers who
signazed themselves in the late ofDccclnbcr
There were $500 men present, and the windows
and balconies Of the chateau were filed with ladies
and gentlemen. Louis Napoleon was escorted by
numerous staff. composed of Marshals jerome Bona-
parte. Excelmans and Valiant Generals Msguan,
Caurobert. dc Bar Rcybell. Achard, dc Trcval.
Iahitte, paraguay d'Hilliers, diautpoul, iiusson,
Naudrey, Schram. and Tartas. There were also two
English officers and an Austrian captain. The
view began at one o'clock. by the distribution of
medals, which, il vii! be remembered, have been de-
creed by the ordinance which allows 100 francs to
each soldier. After the speech delivered by Ious
Napoleon the dtfie Of troops began. and the COM
pany separated. There was very little enthusiasm
displayed.
General Caurobert is ordered 10 proceed to Al
gcria TO command the expedition against the ka-
bylcs, or Algerian mosntainoeIs OF that colony, who
have committed several acts Of plumber aud murder
against the French people established III that
county
A. new decree oi tn, iesiden, has decided that the
members of the Co.a Dies C0mptcS shall he submit
tedto The same regulation ~ the magistrates of tue
country, namely: that when seventy-fiye years old.
they shall be obliged to retire from Office 1t ssad
that the same measure viii he adopted Ivy the Pre-
sident for all the ohice-hoders Of France. The
election for a member Of the National Assembly,
which took place nj Lyons, on the 2ist ut.. has
produced shock 10 the government. There
were two candidates for that ofceone. Mr.. Olivier,
y Bonapartist, the other. Mr.. Heron. democrat.
This last gentlemen has been elected by 1868
voters, whilst his competitor had bat s,3GJ
votes. This has excited, to the utmost degree
the anger OF Louis Napoleon and his ministers.
Another matter which has much annoyed the Chief
OF the State. well his ministers. has been the
acquittal of Me-srs. Alexander Thomas aud y Haui
tonvillc, who had been tried AT Brussels tor having
published newspaper entitled BrUGj,t Fr0aq1,s,
containing violent attacks against Louis Napoleon
Notwithstanding diplomatic intrgues, these writer.
have been acquitted. and they intend continuing
their publication in London.
The annual ceremony in commcmoration Of lose
phne, the first wife Of Napoleon. took place on FRI