The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-15
The Gossip Of the French Metropolis.
Oar Paris Correspondence.


PARIS, July %, 1858.
The Imperial Trip Postponed Reasons for the
Change Of Intention Movements Of Napoeon-
Camp Errcises-iStcam Communication Nth
Nc,o York-1he F." Foreign Correspondents and
tier Sentencc-Ldw Salts and Decisions of the
Couyts-Gf Proidkon in Paris-Ihs Kossta and
Eastern EiGfcuties-OW Position Abroad-
distinguished Amcrica in Paris-Hury Out
The ambassador, &c.
The journey OF the Emperor and Empress to the
Pyren6es is decidedly abandoned, and am able to
give my readers all the particulars Of the postpone
ment OF that pleasure excursion. II is generally
rnmored here that the only of this change in
the projects of the imperial couple is the uncertainty
Of the events which may arise out Of tue Turkish
question in Europe, and that Louis Napoleon being
obliged to have daily reports from his ministers,
and to be ready at ymomcnt cannot leave Paris in
such an important period Of his reign. The true
reason Of the postponement Of Louis Napsleon's
journey to the PyrenGes is to be attributed to the
mpossbility Of the police finding out the ramifca-
tons of the plot made to murder the Emperor during
his journey by the secret societies OF the red repub
lcan party. Despite all the exertions made by the
Project Of Police and his agents to discover the
cret Of these societies and their members they can
not succeed, owing to the manner in which they
divided knowing not the names of each other and
being only subscribed by figures and numbers. Such
is the truth about the p0stponement OF the voyage
to Faux BoEnes. 1t has been decided that there
would be much danger for the Emperor to 60 there;
and though he was not afraid he thought 1t prudent
to yield to the wishes Of his ministers and family.
Thus it is certain that Louis Napoleon is
still at st. Cloud, though several Of the news
papers of the departments had asserted that
tie Emperor had arrived at Bordeaux incog-
ni,o, uLder the name Of VI. and Nine. Ducos, the
present Minister Of Navy, and his vie. This is the
most stupid canard ever invented by the French
press. In the meantime the old Castle Of Pau, in
the department of the Bases Pyrenees, which
has been given to the Emperor, has been newly re-
fitted all the apartments have been furnished with
new furniture, and the ancient tapestries which were
stored in the closets of the chateau, hung in their
former places. Many artists have also been sent
from Paris, and new livery stables built In the
northern part gardens and terraces have also been
arranged. In short every thing ready to receive
the imperial couple; but it proves useless will
not 60. Now, such ore the plans adopted for the
autumn ly tie Emperor. After having placed him
SELF at The head Of the troops Of Satory, with which
he will proceed to Ccmpieglc, where grand dinner
will DC offered tc tie Offices he will 60 to Fontan-
beau, TTianon, enJ, PERHAPS to Eanboniilet The
Duke lnd Duchess Of Abe are On the eve OF return
ing to Spain.
abe camp OF Sitoryis always animated at Yer.
sGiiles ard tie daily exercises and military displays
OF the troops ere 0llen witnessed by the Emperor.
On 1uesday last, Marshal Magnan, aided by very
hriliinnr ataB, passed the review OF The army, and
ordered several extraor6iuary manGuvTes to take
place. No accident occurred, and the mastering Of.
iered grand sigh, " the numerous strangers vino
were On The spot.
On Monday last Louis Napoleon received, IN pri.
yete audience, at St. Clcud. Mesye Gaaiherb-otlers
Of Lyons, who are rrcpr.etors If the El'.er Steam
MatLiDesy Works. These gentlemen were conerrtu-
lated BY The Emperor AID assured HIM that they had
to that Of tho Duin mlay steamers, to r,li between
HAVE nnd New York They viii lie completed be-
tween tlns ana tho latter part Of January next.
very impoTant event, politically Speaking. ID
The z3d isi relative to The law slt directed az inst
tie correspondents Q, foreign newspapers, who had
been sentenced to several penalties Despite tie
former decision Of the l'o,iee Lorc,iune!e rbunal
Of fTt Dstance--aEl Cout OF Appeals Of Paris, the
judges have declared that the seizure aHd opening
Of letters trusted 20 tho Post Office Department was
only attributed to the judges WHO Lad as duty the
prosecution Of guilty people, Therefore sne sen
against Mess5s. de Coe.ogop Virmaitre, de slalhol
and tlandlin, was totslly anrihiiated and sent to
rnotber cou,t which will be notified in a short
period. It is clear fact that the moral and right
nave received full satisfaction. This memorable
scutonce, which hos coused mich anger at St Cloud
will be mark Ia the ennal Of justice; and The judges
who have given it, as well as the prisoners who
obtained it, are to receive our congratulations The
societies OF mankind only existing by the Justice
and the respect q the grand laws Of moral
The trbrna Of first instoSe of La SeiQe rendered
ia scntoncc, or Friday lest against the members of
tie association called Commune RruJl,coiae. |
Mesrs Felix Iynt Boichol, Ayose Caussidicre (now