The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-18
THE EUROPEAN NEWS.
0uR CORRESPONDENCE FROM ABROAD.
TIE POLITICS AND GOSSIP OF EUROPE
&C.. &c ;, &c.
Our Paris correspondence.
PANS, January l, 1852.


sd'm-Louis Napoleon's gloomy Personal .appsorams-
His desire TO to fae Tasrie-- Tie Reason Of his
Election and the Bass IF has Present Populdrity-.f
Lady's Opinion Of Loui, Napoeon- The Future Conai-
luton OF Fronce-Ns Resemblance TO that Of Emperor
Nopoeon The Senator'S and Representatives. Change in
'he Present Mnistry-- Grand RepieW IF the .4rmyPro
ciama'toa Emperor Increase Of Arrests for Political
OBercsS- Clandestine Erecaon The Prisoners ,n ths
fmhess e' IdmT tn. English .aabassaaor--- Lord Pal
me'sea md his UnpoputarityM GrUdin 1nt IL
Presse'--Spoir and portugG Rome. Democ,ac Pr
testattan against the Cup Eiat Revolution in Persia
|hossuhs Mother not Dead The United States P,eidsn
:tai Election.
have j1st returned from Notre Dame, AM ny ars
aie stunned with the blasting Of powder the solemn
voice OF oannon, and the discharge Of uketry; my
eyes are dazzling with the brightness, and cat glitter
ing gilt baRners end Aags in short, the pageant ana
soennity Ct Louis Nap icons coronation as Pres
dent for ten years come has been and will be oons
dered OF tbs most exciting scenes ever bahed
The church Of Notre Dame the ancient cathedral where
so many kings of the old monarchy have been car.
red he shield had been decorated for the occasion
sn the same plans those followed by Napoleon the
sreas whea he was crowned Emperor With the excep-
Cn OF the costumes which were not similar, and the
end OF the ceremony, which was not the same every
thing appeared as if the chief elect by o99o35 Of
voters had but desre-that to ape his uncle Tne
pieces OF music sung on that occasion those
which has been composed by Lesueur for the s1cre OF
Napoleon The fcie has been as complete as possible
though riay say, as faithful historian, that enthu-
sasm was ouly expressed BY large number Of Bona.
partiss or hired for the occasion, who uttered
shouts indeed too loud and too frantic to appear sincere
and delivered from the heart As for Louis Napoleon
was near enough to h, e du to observe his face
countensnce and may say that he Was more pale if
possible than usual His motoness eyes were a, dull
al possbIsi and during al the time Of the cers.
nony he appeared more ike statue than like
man alive Alas this unfortunate ambition,
yeuEg man assumes his head a very heavy
lead; an1 he does not see fear, the abyss opened
under his steps Well. he is now elected for ten
years either as President, or Consul Dictator of
France Gor cannot say the French republic), and
he very likely thinks that he will remain there for oil
that time II not Longer This belief Is quite erroneous
ami time viii prove that right in my opinion All
those who have elected him Of socialism will
soon he shall have delivered France from the uger
they viii get rid Of him in the quickest way Wo to him
~ resist ne VIII De destroyed a, sand Of the
Louis Napoleon though victorious and tru q phaut to
the expectation Of his wishes still hestates to unu
his ambition 1t had been rumored that, ne
would be IA possession OF his title OF supres chief Of
he country he would leave the Elysee and 90 to the
Tuileres As Tar as know by my informed friends
he fears tee pubic opinion and he intends remaining at
his present palace al least fr the present But never
tnsesr ne has not yet rsnounced to white
In tne tnatesu Imperial wnere MS uncle used to dwell
Thus TO cay while aui here writing for the HERALD ne
!, standing ia the Crane she des 6;u,chsup receiving
the calls oi hts cuurters and Of all those who vii,
fstterers srs always farming their heads to his r:sa
As matter Of course, Al men holding an ofics
ug keep L. are nov near aim bowinr to him,
ana using with him the most enthu.ia.tic Language riy
ing hm aseu ance OF tLeir devoedness and friendship
ves,he;cocks whe have been the admirers Of louis
NNIIl Charles y, AID Louis Philippe would change
once more their opinon there were another yariato,
III The tctm OF our government. Ii is unfor uratel7
time to RAY hat men and principally Frenehnen a,
ysIabe pretty woman.
< LAD,
iaubouTs Sc dermain was speaking with the other
day sbou the present state Of things AMI came
20 the name OF Louis Napoleon Bonaparte told me
smiling Mr. Napoleon RENE abors that h;. uncle who
had with him universal science professed be doctor
OT as Isa S during m long time and in order to
to practice IN his own syle but instead of bleeding
The constitution, wh n is nearly cour tsrdravn
IN the Napoleonan constitution of Fan VIII OF the drs
French republic, viii be rendered public few days
II is said that there will be eighty Senator'S among whom
fifty elected by suffrage and thirty chosen by Louis
Napoleon AS for the representatives. they will be four
hundred Al eighty which s to say district Of
every hundred thousand people The salary Of the Sena
tors win be coo francs year. and that Of he repre-
A change is on the aye Of taking place among the
ministers Mr.. de Morpy will be named Minister Of
Foreign Affairs whilst Mr. Baroche will resume his former
position Of Minister Of the Interior
grand review 1t Is raid will take place in the Champ
10 Mars en- the dst days ef next week Many
spread abroad relative 10 this drplsy Of the army which
will be composed, on that occasion, Of $4,000 men All
The troops IN garrison around Paris in the nsghboring
imitation OF the uncle by the nephew) flags will be dis
rbuted to all the regiments present 1t said by ne
persons who know something about this private designs
4 the President that this occasion will be selected by
his psrtisans to proclaim him Emperor carry
him IN triumph to the railer,es. We shall see. in
hort time, what will take place
The number OF persons arrested for political offences il
.ti increasing every day, aud Though many of those
who were hrst thrown into Jail have been
that the new comers arc replacing those who
been liberated A great number of the rioters have
been shot in the forts around Paris, without it bsiug
published IN the newfpApers; Others have
sens to Nouka Hiva ard this sa:e Of things will
time come. As fos the
sho are sti prisoners in the aste of Ham they ony
amount to Elk individGsls-Md Chaugarnier Bsde W.
Lamorcicts charrs', Base snd Lefo, They were first
Kept az se eut they are now permitted to asaemb!r
oseheg Ia public paI,t. and to take their meals to
geiher With the ladies' "a some among them, who
20 on their husbands. Mes1smes Lamorci5re Base AVID
fo have shared the fate Of their husbands These six
repIesentativss are if net -ecopciled to their fate
least deones by the events IL supposed that, within
snort lime. they viii be- Ike dsneral Cavsignsc,
re,@-,-,, 70 libe-.y,
II had been published "a papers that Lord Nor
aafby the present minister Eagland Paris to
De recalled aad replaced ny Sir Henry Bulwer fhis
nor has no foundation whatever, and may say, from
GOOD authority that the ama6e ambassador from Qrceu
~ctoria viii remain here for rome time He
,hye last ognt, I1agnie; ;ent dinner and intends
,ivipg mapy soirees this winter.
Much hsa been published here, In the French papers
about tAe fall OF Lord Palmer.ton in England gene
ysi feeling of hostility ha, been here expressed about
statesman who, during all his stay IN the foreign
ofce has sways been tho 5ou Of trouble in all the
Countries with which he had relation for his gov
srnment. The accession or Lord Granville to power
nas been. on the contrary, sreeted with much JOY.
We saw IN Paris. fsw months ago this noble
lord when the prizes awarded to those among
merchants who had seat their goods to the Werlds
rair IN London and his speech much appreciated
oy the Whole OF the nation. may say, with much
ascn, that this change ia the Enylish ministry win
open in the diplomatic circles of Europe
NJ. Eiuie de Gerardn, The editor and publisher
n the jourGal Ia Ptsse, bas csar changed his mind
a1d shown hs versatility ~ weathercook A. !
Vrots the HERALD, ia one Of my last ,ett,rs. he
va, to leave France and ouierste the Unit Stato,
.atsax HAY. tnp a-,t
\ Louis Napoleon New all this i changed NJ de
iirardn win ,horty rescme nis ful! duty, Gnd will
res the readers oi the Fests with the eloluencs OF
~ style What next
The news from tie Peninsula ie not ot much conse-
uence In Spain the Christening Of the daughter q
ueen Isabela has been the Of much ictc sui
iispay In Portugal u1ecn Oona Maria opened the
esson OF the Cortes the tth Of December and she
particularly insisted upon the necessity " reforming
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