The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-16
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Louis Napoleon and his H7ovsms,is-1 The Pabl:e
Ms~asfv-1M Old Generals and their Passions
Library International Treaty betiosen France
and BtigsSns--M. Thitrs yeitsaed to Paris Tao
antitsrattd Marriage of the PresideAt--Mae De-
.igms agasssst the Prsss-Rongh usage Of Geaeral
Hay~ais-Rseeytiox Of thu Emperor of .4isstria in
Vieaaa-EEsct Of MI Wetster's rtsnsOrsd Rcsig.
satioa in Eproys--Bishop o. CosnOr and Gs,eas
ERyaGn ~ Paris.
The cause Of Louis Napoleon's non appearance at
the Bal dss Hclles is now so well known that,
though il has not been made public through the
,oe5nm Of the press, I will use the freedom We
have in The United States, to mention it in the
column 81 sbo HERALD. The unavoidable mixture
Of the guests OF Tint gigantic festival had rendered
impossible the prevention Of the sale Of tickets,
which, by tie by, disposed Of for the enormous
sum Of twenty dollars piece, and, naturally the
enemies of the Prince President. hal purchased @
certain number Of them, With hc view either to
murder or to inault him. The details Of theplot arc
not Known, bat msny arrests have been made So
cretly, par dessos main, and know that those who
have been arrested viii bs sent to NoIka Hiva,
without trial or hearing.
Politics, after the galvaaic excitement Of the
18th Inst have resumed their former dullness, aud
Louis Napoleon nae returned to ST. Cloud, where he
remained enjoying his oit,sm cum digaitats till
Sunday last, when he went to Versailles 10 review
the division OF cavalry which is garrisonsd ia
that city. ] was present a. that military display,
and Witnessed the whole affair The chief OF tho
State escorted by brilliant staff, and was re-
eeyed by few shouts from the large crowd present.
As for the army. few officers cried pice NdyJ.e,s
The regiments OF cavalry which were reviewed "
the President are composed oil men from the south
ern departments, who are Elore Legit,lais's ,aaa
Bonapar,ists II was the fete day Of Versailles and
the grand waters were Displayed TO The toce gners
who 10 assist IN the exhibition, but tAe pres
dent did not visit the gagdens, and he remained 1T
the prefecture the whole Jay In the gening, after
the fireworks, which was failure on account OF a
heavy rain. he returned to 81 Gland.
The Ministers Of State are, for the most of them
either IN vacation, or gone TO the departments By
which they have been elected members CT tNs
General Council. M. Rineau, Minister Of the III
nances, and ". de persigny, Minister Of tho interior
are oas Of Paris, es congo; Fo.ild. Secretary
ofSae, is gone 70 the sty OF Taroes. where heis to
preside in the General Counci ID. Fould has left
Tar UrsguiguaD, for the same purpose, as we'll al
Nj. Eagne, Minister Of the Public Works, for PCdg-
neux Abba.u,c i, exSecretary Of State, for Orleans;
De Manpas, Minister Of Police, for Tr0yos, and ST.
ArDault. Minister Of War. tor Bordeaux; N. Drouin
dc iIuys, Minister Of Foreign Affairs aud NJ Dacos,
Minister Of tho Navy, are the only advisers oil the
President remaining here.
A large number Of pensions Of retreat have lately
been granted to tho old generals and officers of tina
army, end, al the head OF them'i remark Generals
Changarnier and Dodeau, who, each of them, are
pensioned for G,00o francs {s6o0) . year. General
1893, and has served 81 years and . deys in the
ranks of the French army. lie has inside 33 Gam
paigrs, and has served 60 years General Rodeau
was born in 1904, and is AZ years old. lie has
seen 81 years service in the army, and "a campaigns
making total of 50 years in the ranks Of the army
The decree by which they are admitted TO TIE 70
treat gives them, for place ofredence, Paris whilst
it is well known that the two Generals are still in
exile. Generals Lefo and Lamoriciere are no. men
toned in this decree. This last officer, was, by the
last accounts received froIu Germany, Mt Mayence.
where. it is said, that the French Ambassador Of
that Dutcby had made some remonstrancas about
the stay Of the General in that city; but the Dahe
Of Hesse has proved that General Lamoriciere vas
quiet, and not engaged in any political movement,
and he bas been allowed TO remain at Mayence.
Another decree, granting the power TO build
railway FROM Cette to Bordeaux, to q company OF
stockholders, has been signed by the President. II
lie sad at The Course that the good faith Of Louis
Napoleon bas been suspected by some friends, and
that he will bs obliged to annhilate the decree, at
least Ii certain points Another branch of the rail-
way, from Bordeaux to Bayonne and Spain, is also
on the tap,s, and will soon be in full operation.
Queen Christina is mach interested in the success Of
the ata,r.
The lte,ati are in grca. JOY relative to the sigma
ture OF an international treaty between France and
Belgium which guarantees to DO Jh countries the Ito
rary property Of their authors This important affair
was settled on the 22i inst by Drcuin lie rEays
with tie Belgian minister plen paten.iary, and is
operation viii begin on the FIRST OF January next.
II is well known in the United States tha. the Bel.
giaD editors lived by stealing from French authors
whom they used TO reprint without paying them,
as the French editors used to do. This causing
much damage to the French publishers; AMI often
occasoIed the failure OF many booksellers With the
new treaty there Will be fair play, and no doubt it
will be for the best advantage of French literature.
The intention Of Louis Napoleon is to have simi-
lar treaty signed between France and the United
States.
Admiral Febhier Despontes has jus. been appoint
cd cornmander-in-ch Of the naval division Of the
French squadron in the seas Of America and
Oceanica.
Among the numerous nominations Of Knight Of
the Legion Of Honor, on the occasion Of tho 18th
inst, will mention that Of Verdi, the illustrious
composer Of "Enani." 81 Lombardi," and other
remarkable operas This nomination has been much
France.
Nj. Theirs. the renowned statesman and writer, has
returned to Paris
rumor has been spread, stating that the inten-
tiOn Of Louis Napoleon was to dsband the National
Guard. This was false, and as soon as the humbug
was known, the Monitcm denied it in the most
energetic terms
The government is said to be on the eve of re.
organizing France in thirty-two departments, or
provinces Us it was formerly, in order to centralize
the power. This new arrangement would, no doubt,
strengthen the Bonapartist institution because it
would be easier to find thirty-two devoted projects
tnaD elghty SIX. IL THIS PROJECT IS true, We shall
soon know it, through the Monife,r.
AL the German press have lately come ont, ex-
yressy denying the marriage Of Louis Napoleon with
Princess Waza. Nevertheless, despite these contra
dictions, know from good authority, that the best
mliners and dressmskers Of Paris have been sent TO
Baden. ] know also, that few days days ago, q
large invoice of magnificent fruits were cent from
The hot houses Of Versailles to Baden, by the Stras
borg railway, and arrived smelly otis destination.
The greatest silence is now kept on the subject of
the visit of the President to the Southern depart
ments. No one can tell, il he will leave Paris, rs
intended, during the next month.
The French press is much excited by the appear.
anco Of an advertisement in the Constitutional, by
which the subscription Of that newspaper is re-
duced to thrtytwo francs year. whilst the other
newspapers are still charg ne their subscribers the
enormous prices Of eighty live, seventy, aud forty
egh. francs year, for the reception Of these sheets.
No 0oubt il this state Of things continue that tho
Constitutional viii annihate and PVT down all
the other newspapers but / am told that there
is Dlot Of tho government, the aim of which is