The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

Of the hatt0O que,tt0n hc1sIse he dan viii UAsch
~e been yenoey regarded ~ the ptnf View tAa
Token BY he emperor. EVENT.. however have occurred
which snow 'ha, the foresight sovereign was well
founded. You wenkDow whom all the terrible res.
possibility ofthe war fas 10 Opposition 70 the CONSTANT
moderation Of the Emfeor who eagerly adhered 10 all
the COZ oifous OF the DedtnR Powers mnet be placed
tie aggression NJ Austria, who In breaking of nagova
TORS, sno declaring war sted treaties, and threatened
d.ssd ana the sc,ne Of me st,uggl> csrumcobed 1t .
p.cefssry 10 pni On end Italy 80 the amb 90 81
Power which by us perpetual political encoschmeDs 6v
d1ecxknt and mte,ts Which naem m rs pa,A, has
reached me point Of ut last exeatsnp o9aias her,
r. ne s.,., nsa't the ho,an psrss' .,'sco.ea
mot fewtutiona'y ss7,aion insight at any take
t'oce, tod,ng 70 us mna consequences to Europs
and Italy must be pecAed, by her Independence being
secured But there for France
spo more mp fave 'ha' 81 Maintaining the security o
ter frontiers by projecting Pied the attacks OF
hnffya Tbs two fold object which tbe Emperor bias
posed to us We viii eperpscaiiy porsne We riii mot
hesitate at airy sccr,ce 70 place Rally normIt sttndi
10 grordstee cur ftnters far oEd this to
our tht,y as uep as TO Etrpe the teDfh If durah
s a"a On on
for neither ~e the Emp ~ish for conqr.st God
~ilsive US sco'yl Eu,T., he ju. oRp,c'a,r Of our
cmJtte IN haty The Uok c peace ard cirti'sotin Your
committee, gentlemen in expressing the sentiments b.
hopes whicb sn,erains, thinks tts, has not gone
yopd TIE limits Of the MISSION which you have conGdsd
to (Repewed mares OF approbat'op.)
Afterwards Count lie Hou presented report on the
ti opening credit Of rire,y millions 70 the Muster Of
War, and OF df,y miiops TO the Miostpr Of Marine.
n. Ahnatucci presen cd 10 the of " Nogept ct
Laurent report bills relating delays appeals
20 the Connect Of State from Corsica ard .leefia Also
several reports on local bills were brought up
The BIN for regulating the fishing in the Bidaesoa was
adopted, ~ were several local hills.
The proceedings then terminated.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN NAPOLEON AND PRINCE
ALBERT.
pa Vic AorA rF A.-.1
The Emperor Napol-oD few DAYS LETT Paris
Addressed letter To Queen Victoria announcing sp
step during the tnst might the Of
England or The general security Of Europe Prince ALBERT
10 replying TO this letter in the of Her Majesty Dc
cartd that the English eove continued rely
the spirit Of moderation Of which Emperor already
given 30 many proofs
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENTS,
PARIS, Nay 12, 1850
Departure of the Emperor-His Appearance Position of
the Aust,ians-- Mop meats Of the F|ench-Gos,p from
the Conference.-The THEATRE, dc dr..
The Emperor left for Italy THURSDAY, at six O'Clock
in the evening He proceeded along the Rue ds rcol
from the Tuieries into the Bsstile, He SAT with the
Empress in uncovered coach Naooleon psle and
fatgued appearance II Is said that for several days he
has been rrita,ed and annoyed by the injurious
remarks and the insuuations Of the German sre-s;
very restless concerning the situation of neigh
Dor the other side Of the Rhiue aud, bsstes that he
very anxious 70 pace himself at the head Of tn
army. The return Of Marsna MassoT has been deter
mined upon because he s counted on to preserve to-
peace OF the interior and for the eventaaes If erwan
hostility N. Perslguy vii succeed Msrsna' pei,sser
London The necessity is DOW felt Of managing Ensaoa
lIttlc and this appointment does appear 10 have
been agreeable 10 him
The Moiteur stated that durng the passage OF thu
Emperor there the ops,
ardent cries. and that his nai the greatest toab
IN the world TO make way for MIN in the n,dsi Of the nut
titude by which he surrounded the Official
journal is always in the habit OF pnfog ii,te There
are many tastes. w1i tell you the ,rnin. Il
perb weather. and we're great many per
sops, ess however than there had been sm'ae
sons 10 old Paris: iess, but mpressooase toe
Paris Of the present time. have remarked the sedor
and the enthusiasm Of the popular groups sy mps'hy
mingled with reserve the feeling f.s sonpss
sion, seeking not TO be made publicly apparent, and
thing beyond that
The Empress was very vsbly moved, and her emotion
had considerable effect the female part Of public
Who from the height Of tner balconies Aad aoows,
every point, incessaaay waved their haudke,ch,efs.
What really dve hun ed
OF the people followed Emperor's carriage fron
the Tuleries to the gare dc LYONS crying vse PEN
pereur," "vve lIaiie AT the height Of tour 8,
Jacque, the eendarmere were DESTROYS Of extending
march, but the Emperor made a sign that would no
permit TO be continued. Ia had the air of eat
ct this demonstration.
Some persons who always evil Disposed ward the
present government have this enthusiasm the
police agents disguised. I believe they are mistaken
The people view this war with pleasure, without
as occupying themselves with the motives Of the gov
eminent In waeipg it, The liberals think with the peopIe
who formerly very actively mixed up
political hie and who still fequen,s great many of
the best informed saloons, yesterday told me:-"rne
great Of the people wirh the army, lstle
alec With the Emperor the ,gtpis, party approves with
spplaudDg; the OieaI lists decidedly hostile; con
mercial and bankers dscoDieuted aud uneasy
believe this to be osgserreoty pc of the AIRS
Prince sato con goes to Italy with toe Emperor ae
eft Royal Palace With bis father his f.. ADD Ola
rejon the Emperor and the Empress until they
At The railway station. This has been remArxei-pqt
what bias not been remarked at tnis uneS
Whatever may the thaua be OF the concern
ing this var, everything projects The
Ausaps have been retarded 10 their operasols by
bad weather, aud the sovereign Of France rli ar.
rive jost in time to strike tine great bioS at the
bead of ardent and devoted troops Everything
be well prepared for the efecs, ia great military
drama ''FortunS protects the Napoeous May Goi pro
tee. France"
Prior to bis departure the Emperor delivered the
geDcy to the Empress who he aqssied by tue
sells OF Prince jerome; aud ,be Mp,-tsnr pabsbeo
documents TO that effect, without hem
with any remarks.
There is no commentary 10 fact TO be made on these
two acts-tney speak their eioaaeaoe. Although
they viii be stunned little nearer soma traits Of chseo
tor and details Of situation viii discovered which ap.
pear TO me TO be Of great interest.
We must not forget The mod,A;stous which have been
introduced into the personnel Of the cabinet The Duke Of
Psdone has been appointed Minister o. the Interior 10 the
place Of De,apgie H. Deiapge has become keepsr Of
the sea and H. Roger has gone INTO the senate Marshal
Random has tasen the porto Of 'ne war Department
ard Marshal Valiant has been made coef Of the general
staff OF the arm! Of Italy. Hs sad that Marshal vaaa
author Of the plan Of campaso adopted toe Empe
Wae~ski bias also been raised " tne dignity Of
member OF The Pfivy C0un II.
There also peseveripg persons persist 10
eertpg that this Dom,na'ion OF Noe Wsexssi .