The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-04
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, July Is, 1852.
Politics and Ereut. - Louis Napolcons Grand
Tour voytdnt Dccrccs--Ne,c and E.rtraordi-
nary Passport Rcgu!atio,t--M. P,oudhon'S Nttc
Socialist U'ork-IRc Position of the LcgitiaiSt
Party Condition of -uland-1Ee Emperor
of -d,.striG III Hungary General Changainio.-
Escape Of one Of the AlgGrine Cbiets from Hum.
Politics has never, since the coup dGtat, been as
dull as they are now. The closing of the two large
bodies the State has inflicted death blow to the
feverish animation which was still reignng not only
in the public press, but among those who are en-
gagged, more or less, in politics. The only talk of
the day is relative to the journey of the President
Strasbourg where he intends going on the 18th
inst, to be present at the Inauguration Of the rail-
way to that city. Faithful to their habits, and, no
doubt excited by the heat of the temperature, the
inhabitants Of Paris have expressed the wish 20 be
present at this festival. Accordingly an innumera-
bic number of letters have been directed to the Pre-
sident Of the railway company and naturally, among
them, there great number Of ladies. What
was to be done to avoid discomfort and hatred
strong decision, an opportune measure appeared to
be necessary, and it has been positively decided that
no lady, without exception, should be admitted in
the train of Louis Napoleon This has caused an
inaescribabe scandal among the fair sex, and dare
say made quite an uproar in the fashionable saloons
Of Paris
Louis Napoleon has declared that he will receyeno
complimentary dinner, no call from the authorities,
who had requested him to accept their offers His
cooks have been sent Strasbourg from Paris, and
the maitres dh6t will buy all the food necessary for
his guests
Much enthusiasm is expected in the departments
Of the Franche Comic and Alsace, and the news.
papers already limiting that troops of pea
SAINTS will rush to meet Louis Napoleon at several
stations carrying banners, flags, and led by musical
bands, which Will offer gay and picturesque
appearance. 1t is certain, nevertheless, that Louis
Napoleon's presence, chief Of the State in that
came city where he was himself arrested conspi-
rator, will be one of those lessons of history which
have been so often given to France during the last
twenty years. and it is generally expected that the
President will make allusion to it in his speeches.
1t is supposed that Louis Napoleon will return on
Sunday next or Monday morning, and will be pre-
sent at the distribution Of medals to the painters,
scuptors engravers and architects, which will take
place on Tuesday.
The grand tour Of Louis Napoleon in the southern
departments, which was doubtful, is now decided,
and will take place alter the grand distribution Of
the eagles to the National Guard on the 10Th Of next
month. The journey will be from Paris to Bor-
deaux, thence to Anglers, Montauban, Toulouse.
Montpelier, Mines, Marseille and Lyons.
Whilst these preparations are thus taking place,
Louis Napoleon Is breathing the fresh air under the
shadowy trees Of the palace Of st. Cloud, and, ae-
eording to certain rmors enlarging his dominons by
the purchase Of different chateaux situated along
the Seine. Despite these rumors, il has been said
"Montretous," magnificent village situated
the shores Of eriver, just by st. Cloud This has
been denied by the Montteu, and the gossip makers
have had ped de nee.
Three DEGREES, which have very important value,
were published on the 10th inst by which it is
dered that an election for Mayors, Common Councils,
and Aldermen, Of all the cities, villages and hamlets
of France, would take place from now till the end
of September. This was decided, because among
the mayors and other members of the municipal
power, there were many whose political principles
were Of the worst kind. As matter of course, all
those who are socialists and anti Bonapartists
will be removed, or at least every means to get
rid OF them will not be omitted by the government.
This new measure has been received with much
pleasure by the men Of sense and honesty through
out France.
The nomination Of the new Marshals, which
were to be made on the 10th of May last, will,
doubtedly. take place on the 18th Of next month.
The Generals who will be honOred with this new
dignity. will be Generals Schram de Castelar, aud
Leroy de St. Arnaut, the present minister Of war.
General Magnan is also mentioned by some Of his
friends but his choice is not yet decided.
The National Medal, the new Order OF Louis
Napoleon, which is now given TO the generals Of
the army, has also been conferred by the President
on Admlrals Bludin dc la SUISSE and Parceval
| Dcscheues
| The police department has received a very SIM
guar request, which perhaps viii be taken into
Sonsi9elRson' Every person taking passport VIII
be Opeei az thc same time, to have his d8gucrTeO-
| tgpe takeh' TO winch number similar 70 that OK
the passport VIII be fixed, with a peculiar stamp
mus thg at5hdt@tM VII DC genuine, aud could
not % altered, o. IS 80 often done by the gang OF
m9lefactors Of this country
NJ. Proudh0n, the celebrated Four,ieriste writer
the author Of the Worli.knpwn axiom. Pf0pcrty
is O then, has employed the cisura II his az
imprieo, ment % compose hook ag1.Ast Nc lgi