The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

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| VARY was turned towards Grencle
The Guard was commanded BY General 81. iva
tyour squadrops Of cavalry and eight bataloSs Of r
tilery-sitogether from 20 900 "a 900 Tire In
peTia eo'Gge arrived at two O'Clock, BY the Avenue de
| iSmosbe Pquei. The Emperor wore the uniform OF .
Lieutenant General He was accompanied ny several
Marshsls ard q brilliant staff. Prince jerome likewise
accompanied the Emperor. The Empress fol,w at a
sbort distance open carriage and mad with her tn
Prince Imperial dressed in the uniform OF Grenaties OF
the Gusra blue coat faced with wnit red epauiet,es
besrskiD cap, and the gold lace worn by corporal
The etctrt was composed or the Cen. Gardes Their
Msjesiies were loudly cbesred. After having rid
! den along the front Of the line, the Emperor
| assembled In face OF the Ecoe Mlitare the
| soldiers recomu ended for the Cross or The Legion
Of Honor and the military medal His Majesty himself
distributed tbe decor ATOMS and shook hands vito each
mon when decorated The troops then dedled before The
Emperor Several Of the regiments reviewed arrived
from great distance The Eogineers, the Zouaves and
TIE First GreDaders came from Versailles ny railway
The artillery with the exception Of two baiseries cam,
likewise from Versailles; the Second Gre0 ldlers f'on
RueD tha Third fIom st. Cloud the Second Cursssers
from st. German, the Lancers from Comregne, the ORA
eoons om Mesux, the Chasseuis from Fontainsb eau,
and the Guides from Meiun. An crowd OF pc
cesae assembled tho slopng OF tho amp
dc Mars and 90 the heights Of the Trocadero Toe halo
by OF the Eole tale ht-d up for the reception OF
toe Empress and the ladies' Of her suite. The weather
was magnificent
The EngIssn Reform BiIi and It's Dclus. 4
Hopes tn the People.
From the LoUdon news, March ~
Last nights debate IN the House OF Commons on the
second reading oil the government KefoI m bill BE- read
ps evsy xse friend Of progress with dIsappoiniuen #
and oeliberaion the mveierate yepugpan Of all sections
o. The ruling class to substantial elective carge
eur elscto al system predomuat all other copde
rauons and the chief aim of the discussion nppArs
have been how best to catch the nesard Good euce OF
II o-e between outs and los who 10 ABOUT ask
ing "Sro~ Ms which Of YOU bids least the way Of con
ctssion and he shall bave our vote"
Lord Stanley, who 80 long been looked to as the
most liberal minded Of hs fathers party undertook the
task or explaining at the ouset the aims aud purposes
which the Cabinet had in view when thes set ABOUT
flaming OF their btu, According 10 his ofdshp, tniog
10 be done was not 10 the ten pound of
constitution bus 10 lock and bolt them firmly ID
before For bymmetrye sake they resolved, indeed ~
cut Gown others ,b.t formed part of original
dessn Of 1882, but which authors forced
by way OF compromises the motiee being that those
who future would defend the citadel OF monopoly
would find i, easer TO 90 II everyw uniform trout
presented 10 the Snpuar enemy is the Industry and
mi diligence Of The nsliions cihom Mn c1,ssroa,ism
Je1s Lord Stanley piiny owns it, and appeals
10 the mopopolising love of power ia the existing
electoral bcdy TO close their ranks, and with liked
hay ones resist every attempt to break through their
exclusive lines In bis view, arsocratr ascendaucy
bit one hope Of vationaameiy that hich lies
fhe middle class concerning 10 be made Of political
Sss Guards IN is offence Not ony ITS preudces n
be soothcd and it's feelings atered bat all the ways for
s ambition are to be osentatiously thrown open in
poet, and nothing, in Short ought 90 spared which
may tend 10 confirm It's loyalty to the established order of
representative wrong There rs no selfish fear no i'm
uise Of avaice jealousy or osLrust in the mn's of
well to do minority OF the mercantile and professional
,CmmuDty which spokesman of the dsdaips
% appeal He and his colleagues have made up their
minds 10 adhere to uniform E0 franchise the princ
pe Of their measure; and should endment be car
red, which denies that Drncpe, they have agreed TO
regard vote OF want Of confidence inasmuch AZ IL
would onpel them TO abanu ION their bill
Faith is dying ont in public men. painful and peri
ous dsrust OF acts and motives spreading like
through the whole frame OF society, and all who have
capacity to the nature OF that fearful evil will
coIcur with us Ia thinking that compared with it, the
fate o. Cabinets or Paramen's Is but as transory DUST
md that 1t were worth auy sacrifice to pat end 10 it,
Legislative Corruption In Washington and
Small Legislative Progress.
From zoe London Star, March u
The minority Of Committee Of the House Of Represen
raves at Wssbr gon have reported that President Bu
chnna bias been personally guilty Of corrupt practices
party eectoneeriug purposes the distribution OF govern
contracts ana such Of our conem porarcs as swear
by and admire the immaculate purity of oar system
regards government patronage, have greedy seized
the circumstance and made it the text OF end or
bomts IN prae OF the high character OF the English
orstocrac administration, contrastcd with the low
vile and corrupt government OF the Uoi.cd States We
have no intention OF Offering single word in defence of
Mr Buchanan further than this charge of
corruption against nm rests better foundation than
The mere personal statement OF two members Of com
mtee which the report Of the committee itself negatives
eDphaticay, and that these gentlemen stand poti
cshy ID Inc piuerest opposoh 10 the President and
his administration That great CORFU pton exists in the
United states government anhapplly true; but It Is
equally true that English publcifts have right to
make tet feproacb against the transatlantic repub-
lie. We have tnit kind few OF which
have heen exposed partially and many Of WINCH known
10 EXIT have never ct been roughly probed Hpar
ties in England who turn about profit by the patronage
Of the government NOT star 10 the same relation OF
hostility 10 each othe, az paraes IN the
,r investigations such as the one reierro, " u,
are always by both parties aud
are oby undertaken bedrse opinion out doors is too
sooe 10 ne resisted But then means invariably
FOUND 70 ate them ard the history of the last three
ye rife in examples Of official corruption, msmsnage
cnt malvefsation otens,by inquired into AM really
coaked hy the influence Of the two parties belong
ing however, 10 the same class who share the govern
ment between the
We had therefore, better let official corruption in the