The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-27

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Popular meetings had been held all England in
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in war
Our Paris correspondence.
PARIS, May IL, 1859
Napoeons Der,Gtve-A Great Day in Paris-Owburst of
the French Heart for the Emperor-ShocsNg Bad Temper
If Prince Napoleon Reception Of the Emperor at Mar
seiesTactics Of the AAst,iansTte Extraordinary Pro-
clomotion IF Gen. Gyulai-Mouements baly-Re.urn
Of 7hs,tsts, dc, &C.
The 10th OF May of the year Of grace 1859 canoot fail TO
take its place in the memory Of Napoleon Ill by the side
Of others which the fortunes of his eventul career
have seemed 70 turn IL perfect triumph by antic
patton As if this strange of silence had fatbomed
beforehand the secret depths Of tho wayward people he
holds under rule he refused avail himself Of any OF the
usual precautions, such lining the passage with militia
ry extra bodies Of police, &C. The carriages which con
veyed him 10 the point de depart wholly unproect
sDd they slowly emerged from the grand OF
the palace under the covered gateway into the Rue Rvo
the whole length Of which they TO traverse, and
which was ne1 either side by dense mass Of spec.
tators, one almost trembed-knowng the dscordant
elements which compose Parisian crowd-for the result
of the experiment.
1t about half past Ave O'Clock that the Emperor,
attred in the undress of general officer, wearing his
head small Repi in place of the usual cooked hat and
plume, appeared, accompanied by the Empress small
escort of the Cent Gardes preceded and followed
him At fret all silence, slowly the carriage and
four moved down that noble street. The arcades
living mass Of gazcrs. Gradually the simple cortege
drew towards the ralas Royal In the Place of which
WAS drav a dens oud of md the
was rent by shock of thuuder. simultaneously all
mou'hs were opened, all tongues had but theme
" Vice Nopoeon, a. tUe pImpssatrceo' Viue le Lite
raor halien broke out in hoarse sounds from above
below and on all sides The win lowe, bscones aud
ways all waving with hats handkerchief and every
insignia Of sympathy, and whenever it arose the
Empress aised her kerchef to her and sometimes
buried her face in her hands, by irrepr.s
sioe emot on. The people, rushing from their barriers
threw themselves n the middle of the road and il WAS
only by the prayers of the Emperor that they would do
nothing TO delay his departure TO meet the enemy who
was expecting him, that they prevented from drag
erg the carriage themselves. Napoleon, he gave or
ders quicken The pace he approached wards the
ancient site Of the Bastie, was evidently profoundly
moved On aghtng at the station where the troops
Ma onal Guard assembled to receive him, tears
rolled down bis cheeks 1t indeed day to be
gotten. The people the living representatives, Of
France, whom centuries Of glory, centuries Of brilliant
achievements arms, could not satafy; or-which be.
leve 10 BE nearly the factevery man, woman and
child among them believed that they in this visible
resusctaon of the military spenior of their country the
approach OF that day Of reckoning for which, through
half century, their fathers had sighed.
Prince Napoleon with his youthful bride, had preceded
the Emperor to the station of the Lyons Railway by
about three quarters of hour Here and there little
vvacity exhibited towards the Princess; bot
seemed to have word Of greeting for the Prince. Iu
fact this appears to be perpetual Of difficulty
At time report prevailed that all idea Of his recev-
ing command was entirely given ap and Paris heard
with surprise that the only Of the surviving brother
of Napoleon the Great TO have part share
in the regeneration Of Italy. The truth
last was that officer OF any character
willing to be his I'm peria Hghness subordinate. 1t
impossible to believe bali the stories hear of his
want Of courage and which have caused the following
jel de n0ts to his Observation-Disclosures, Plomb Plomb
vaillapt-'Let make mock generai--our general
of lead-brave" Marshal Random having taken the
place of Marshal Valiant Minister of Law and Plomb
Plomb being, of course Prince Napoleon. But does
seem that uncomfortable lie his temoer, that every
other qualification, however meritorous, is borne
by it. II threatened, he will incur the reputation
such occasions is vile and abusive, that the
nown of Achilles himself would be necessary find any
apology for it.
Before taking his departure his Majesty kissed both
cheeks Prince Jerome Prince Mura the Duke of Hamil
ton Marshal Mngnan and one or two more and then
shook hands with the various ministers who had as
senbled to the last of him. Them their Majesties
TO the gapgway, to take last look Of the
people, and again the people, if intutvey deserving
the MOTIVE uncovered their heads, and exhibited the
strongest emotions of sympathy 1t was an affecting
SIGHT The Emperor, the Empress, Prince Napoleon and
the Princess Cothde after ded by Marshal valiant and
ladies' took their places in the imperial carriage
The Empress and the Princess Cotnde accompanied tue
Emperor and Prince Napoleon far as Monteran, and
returned to Paris the same evening".
rbe Mo''teur Of this morning announces the
arrival of his Majesty a. Narcotics just be-
fore twelve O'Clock on the 1lth, and after
passing through crowd Of something like 900 people,
who FLIED the air with their enthusiastic excamatons the
Emperor with his SUITE at once embarked for Genoa ia
voreo by besutiful weather
The reception given TO the Emperor combined with the
mysterious pacten change Of resolution tactics what
may be termed, OF the Austrans. has had most
sautary effect upoo the funds and general opinion pre-
walls that Independent of the popular feeling admra-
BILE have been the precautions taken that civil
during the absf of his Majesty need be appre-
hended AS for the loan bids fair to prove far more
popular eagerly sought for than any Of it's pre-
decessOrs.
1t will be seen from the following list of the Emperors
taken that the fast friends Of the Empire
the mott trustworthy positions. The Marquis de Fay DE
Lalour Maubourg deputy Of the Haute LOIRE Count de
Nener Rrke Count de Champagny, deputy Of the Coes
du Nord Count de Lascases deputy Of the Maine Lore
Duke dAbranes, Lieut. Col Of the Staff Count Henrie de
Bourdonpaye COrtandec member Of toe Council General
Of the Norobeban, and the Count de Ia Poery.
The singular change which has come the spirit Of
the Ausirians only be accounted for by the fact
that the deugpg rans the swollen rivers aud the letting
ont Of the waters in the rice grounds at the Lomena
thus flooding great portion Of the country within the
Of that province-bave compelled the Austrian
mander to change modify hs original plans and after
having made step in advance to make two In retreat
The French are already rubbing their hands in antcipa
ton Of making quick work Of It, But General GyuIa the
Austrian commander, ie unquestionaby able officer
His father served under Wurmser and Froeck and
officer Of great sprt and energyas evinced at Hohen
linden, In ltaly and at Dresden and Lepsic His
Minister Of War at Vienna in the evenu years Of 1S48
49, and for nine past has been constantly employed
in Italy command OF the Fifth corps the Austrian
army he must necessarily be well acquainted with the
country and with the people with whom he has to do 1t
was however, wise maxim OF the great Napoleon that