The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-21

irston OF the denzons of the Old World, in France
preparing for general appeal to the people, which,
under the Of universal suffrage the greatest mock
cry of liberty the world has yet Nine millions Of
electors have the privilege Of voting for 2e7
constituting the Chamber Of Deputies and the ballot pro
tecs them. But, with such large powers given to the
people, The who responsible for that peoples
well doing, cannot be expected to be left without
at its disposal and accordingly II takes upon itself
to Indicate the candidates which, in Its opinion
competent discharge the responsible duty Of protecting
privileges Of the people, The possessors OF the suffrage
free to put up any candidates of their own and free
and loyal requested from all the electors Bat
how all this fair show dwiudes into nothing in
specon. Each Of these opposition candidates, before
court of judcaure, (Which purposey not speched)
must first submit copy Of bis crcuars-in other Words
the programne Of his opinons-which court Of course,
will exercise its authority to whether they may
be posted not for the benefit of the electors. No
eector either must for candidate distribute
paca-d unless the signature OF the candidate indicates
his authority for doing 1t Is especially inquired Of NJ
Blau the Minister Of the Interior, whore this court
which is to exercise its privilege Of political scrutiny is
uatAd The truth is, the authority Of the projects aud
their subordnates is at present boundess that the
rural districts where the struggle OF the government is
said lay all this apparent privilege Of universal suffrage
becomes nully the ind vidua opinion of elcc,Or
and be TO him il he darcs array himself
against the powers that be- Ground TO the dust by taxes
high prices and mechanical improvements which, n the
absence Of large rcuural investment only increase his
misery by dispensing with bis labor his ghtest word Is
registered against him. The republicans very properly
however, disposed make effort and to show there
is still spirit left In them but the Is too
do more than make faint demonstration. Tho ezitimiss
continue true to their original determination of washing
heir hands Of all participation in constitution and en-
pire they profoundly despise
whether with any political object or not, NJ. Ora.
nier do Cassagnac, has taken the opportunity Of
du ROi Louis Philippe; de la Repubiquo do lsas,
et du Re eablssement de PEmpire." The
ons of NJ GraDer dc Cassagnac with the Con,ionnel,
and consequently with the Court, well known, aud
without mot dordre 1t is not likely he would have hit
upon his particular uncture for publication Some Of the
appears thai five days BEFORE namely the 18th Of Novem
ber General Magnan got together all the Generals of the
Of What was expected Of them "for the salvation Of
France" They were in all twenty ono, and without
moments hesitation ratified and endorsed all that the Com
mander Chief said TO the necessity OF military action
when the civil got OF order and at assent
ed to his proposition OF binding them selves by
oath to keep the communications Of his sentiments pro-
found sesre-a secret which the author alleges he
the first to make known II does not appear howe YER,
that even General Magnan the ComWsndant OF the army
ary action would be expected of him and his brother
Generals This only communicated to him by St Ar
aaud when the services of himself and bis conre were
actually required.
The eo.ipg extracts interesting, though not new
i,
the Eysee began thn and al IL O'Clock the doors
closed Then that four persons the actors in the dra
of the morrow met in the cabinet Of the Prince Pres
dent viz st. Arnaud. Minister Of War; Count de Morny,
named Minister OF the Interior de Maup, Project
of Police and Col de Beville Of the staff and Of the
aides de camp Of the President Tho parts to be played
by these four persons were distinct precise Count
Norny after having counersgned the decree for the dis
solution OF the Assembly, to take the initiative and re-
sponsbty Of AL of security at Paris aud In the
provinces. General ST. ArnAud was TO combine and di
rect the action Of the troops in order TO prevent resist
ance, put stop to It, de Maupas, recently appoint
ed TO the Prefecture Of Police, had to perform difficult
task which required much dscernment resolution
that Of esstng rapidly the arrests con necessary
public order whilst 10 Colonel de Beville was condded
The mssin Of conveying TO the national printing Office,
NJ. dc Saint georges, director Of the establishment
the special documents consti ung the ensemble Of the
great Of December 2-he decree Of dissolution,
The proclamation to the army, and the appeal to
the people Such were, WITH n Aoegnard, the princes
secretary the who re eved the last
ran cty dispersed n theatres, carelessly await
ing its salvation from time and chance.
The amount Of salvation has yet 10 be proved.
The King OF Bavaria must have pleasant Il ne OF IT,
for the Emperorseng example to all oicious hosts
no hI ef sues n oy e
while ho himself ro,ires to St. Cloud. He may DO said, in
fact TO make his Bsyar an Majesty his ocu tesms The
there is TO be seem and that not afer the manner OF
crowned heads In general but in simple, transformations
manner, looking for all the world very much like Eng
sh intry gentleman, visits museums, theatres church
cs, galleries Of paintings and whatever there Is
OF curious beautiful In art, while and he
puts foot n strrsp aad rides TO review The other day
day Of these military gatherings took place IN the new
w the
ton. The beautiful green swArd the picturesque ground
and situation the higher order OF spectators In all the
rely Of splendid equipage and toilette, gave the
far lively aspec, than usually observed the low
dusky plains OF the great Mavortian arena.
he ha, bad very hard attack Of inuenza but notwth
standing seems hale and hearty His intellect Is appa
reny clear as in his palmes days. an the aud
zet ~h which he devoies himself TO works OF science
Characteristic OF that political vivacty which former
" made bis ghiest word a trumpet throughout Britain.
His accent in speaking Is very Scotch and when at all ex
Prince Napoleon is going to the Manchester Exhibition,
aud afterwards is 70 make the tour of Ireland HIS
Imperial Hghncs Affects to DO part ,uary anxious to be
absent from France during the elections.
do not ind that the disturbances at Brussels have
at all alarmed the authorities here. King Leopold
does not escape sharp criticisms for having per.
mttcd bis Ministers 70 bring the state into 80 perl
ous P,on o1t 9s Mc su1oequ "as, CON
very general approval The Emperor Napoleon who Is
sad not sorry to see the uramontaine party Of the
Catholic church meet with check, took the prccauion
however, TO have intmated through Marshal valiant
that possibly largo bodies Of troops might have to
towards tho Rhine, and all the northern garrso1s
the q rtreindeed still The organ Of the extrems
Catholic party, Le Unrcrs B furious at Leopolds conduct
eayness cont 20 be the ruling of our
money market aud although little rally took place ia The
OF yesterday prices showed decline on previous
rates Thiees we're quoted at esf CSC, aud Mobier do
clncd Is francs.
II may place faith In the various accounts received
from the Provinces the promise Tor the en'ung harvest
OF the most abundant kind The vines unnjurcd by
the late rosts and the growing is full OF luxurancc
and freshness.
Yesterday great scandal brought upon the dncnn.
rme OF France by the sale OF two very curious pach
menis being receipt given by Louis Kills tailor for
the sum CT 90 so Tor ting nc pair OF sleeves TO an
old leather pourpont Of his majesty and the other
cer from the al shoemaker for Is deniers, for fur
nishing box Of grease for the kings boots.
Our 81. Petersburg Correspondence.
ST. PETERSBURG, May II, 1857.
Brh r. Anoh1 Grand D,leSucosss Of e Rdil'cay Sub
scrr,ions--xrnid for Speculation Amongst ne Modify
American Engineers Engaged on The Neo Lines-ne
Black Sea Steam Nduigation C5mpany-Th Russian
Pres hs Treaty Bcoes Great Britain and Persia.
ON the llih Of this month the booming of the