The New York herald., 1862-03-26

telegram was despatched to Windsor and the Prince
him. one OF the royal carriages with Sir George Grey
attendance, TO escort him 10 the pater Jamilas.
p~ me Irlncess Royal, TOO, who married the Crown
trince OF Prussia, has 1t appears been united man
dssoute character Some time ago her Royal Highness
was SAID TO have sprained her ankle whom the truth
That her husband in OF his drunken had kicked
her down some steps The Princess Alice after her
rage Will live at Frogmore and she is supposed 10
have Inherited the talents and disposition her father
great degree she will be real comfort the Queen
But It Is In the order OF human events that turn should
occur in the tide of life The Queen has been
blessed, her happiness so continuous, her feelings
untried, that change seemed inevitable. Tsoubous
times looming the distance for her and the country
she reisns over Lord Psmsrson Is not TO be disturbed
hear so long his health enables him WELD the power
he holds so conservatives pledged TO support him
any party struggle but death disease may ncap
throne In such ribulation trials OF no ordinary nature
may begin.
In England much fault is found with the system tina
has been pursued with the Prince OF Wales education
With Eton close to Windsor, where the flower OF proud
Britain il reared the Prince reegated to forcing
mouse supsrntendsd by parcel OF old savans generals
and old women Nominaly placed at the great Univers
ties-Oxford and Cambridge-he simply resided at
mdison de c0mpage within few miles OF these semi
companions, the aforesaid old sagers whose converse
tion was always 70 be Of obstructive, improving
coaracssr hs wonder as,nSt & that he prefer; the
kitchen maids and works Of that school mmortaized by
Smollett-but that he has not been driven mad. Next
November his royal Highness will have 0ompeted his
majority, and will step into sum Of f500 600, the
savings Of the Prince Congort his for the Duchy
Of Cornwall II is not easy TO imagine dangerous
position for young educated and early de-
prised OF his mentor All England will be looking on
and taking note and many heard 70 predict In very
high places that he will be the last King Of England
PARIS, March 4, 1862
The Emperor and he Corps Legis1atv at Logo1heads-
Threatened ReuoIssion-TAs Students Preparing De-
mo~stratson-Tne Ne,o Opra-7hsatricdl Affairs, DC.
There have been two three tsmpests in tsapots
within the last week. and ut times they have
and still do 70 boil The unanimous report OF the
committee of the Corps Lsgslatn in opposition 10 the
project Of the Emperor TO grant annual dotaton out
Of tho Golfers Of the State to General Montsuban.
Gently invested with the title Of Count Paliaao and the
probability that their report will be adopted by the legis
;ative body itself, has produced condition Of aatago
nism between the Emperor and the legislative body such
has not before existed since the coup daaa The
lection Of ths proposition is made upon the technical
ground that tho constitution fcrbids the creation Of
aorats but there is good deal Of feeling back OF all
this General Montauban Of the companions OF
the Emperor in his strasburg dso and is said that
Is more for the purpose Of rewardng old friend than
for any other that his Majesty desreus Of
securing the dotaton Besides the people and thc rep
resentatives becoming jealous OF the creation OF
military nobility and the Corps Legislatf also likes
the idea of having opportunity TO exhibit s inde-
pendsncs Of the sovereign Tho Emperor feels the aont
very deeply. and strenuous efforts being made TO
secure the passage Of the bill spite OF tho recommends
tion Of the report 10 the contrary.
person In Paris who obtained his knowledge OF local
By reading the newspapers here would have
very little idea OF the excitement of the nose and the
fear OF revolution which prevailed during the past
week and OF the extraordinary precautions which the
government has taken and the number Of arrests which
have been made within the last few days. Az y not
ttpf
the tho case give them to you somewhat in de-
tail.
the opening Of Of lectures Hebrew. Chaldaic
aud Syriac tho College dc France by n Ernest RSnau
who had been recently appointed 70 the rrofessors
chair. NJ R,nau has always been known rs liberal
minded man. free thnker' in matters OF religion,
and tho Minister Public Instruction asserts that
conversation with him previous y his appointment IL
was distinctly understood shat he not " touch upon
religious in his lectures. M Renau alleges
the other hand that tho was that he was
not TO be restricted Caba bad boon raised among the
clerical party against him and the students OF the Latin
Ouartcr-ycurc.se dcs Eoic,-who, body exceed
ingy liberal in their opinions, and who look upon
as bit recreation determined 70 make counter
movement Oh the day IN question two hours before the
lecture the streets about tnc college
crowded with people, about three thousand, prn
cipsly students being present. " Reaaa arrived aud
proceeded with his lecture being occasionally inter-
ruptcd by the hssss OF tho clerical party which,
over were instantly drowned IN the shouts Of
tho students both within and without When the lecture
concluded the students formed in processon aud
rue Madame. Ho had not then arrived, however, and
after repeating ths cheers tho crowd dispersed.
In the lecture u. Renan distinctly denied the grea:
foundation doctrine Vi the Christian gone diyuiiy
oi the saviour--speakng OF him as " an Incompatible
man. Many events have recently conspirod 20 csrngs
the clergy the government, and the permission Vf
only church bat sntiCrstian doctrines be
taught by sa.aried professor N government schoul
would have widened much aOss tho breach which now
exists. the second lecture was 10 have taken psce
Thursday last, and in tho Hsnisur or that niornu APP
PsAred paragraph to tho effect that, ~ Hcnau hid
expressed opinions calculated tof wound tbs feelings o
CHRISTIANS and tha, tho continuation OF ais sctu.cs
give rise TO regretbe occurrences, they were dison
tinuod unth further orders.
Notwithstanding this fact at the appointed hour be-
and three thousand students congrcgaed III
front OF the college TOR the purpose OF creating d,nc
straton. Here after shouting crow,ng IN hour
they dispersed by the police, not, however with
considerable show VI force. They rallied agai,
however, and sucCcede. IN forming process'on with
the intention OF proceeding again To the house oi NJ Re
When the church 3f ST. Supicc tho police
made descent upon them with drawn swordS arrested
ifty Of them, wounded several, and, the stots
say killed one. The remainder then separated. Tho
next day i've six hundred gathered the Bouie
ward Sebasopo in froa Of the Fonalnc 81 Iche, and
OF "Vive la Hcpublque" were mingled with huzlas
for Rcnau- number OF arrests were made here, ana
the dag tLore gathering Of dscoa led work
the FaubOurg antoine. where tho cry ''Vive
Ia epub.que" also raised, and whore some hty ar
rests were mlde. l,
since then there has been great excitement among
the students who, vel the wOrktlen the fa-
bOuTg 81. Antoine have Gradually been directed III this
movement by leaders ui tbs republican PARTY, ana
ard u arcu lUr lOuty lni5
Is uardt Gias thc last da carnival and dis
tho days preceding a Paris Is in tho streets Look
Ing ut the procession OF the BeLf Grs, and persons
permitted to appear in d!sgases ana MASKS 1t has beou
arranged take advantage uf this OcasiOn Tor he stu
dents proceed procession Tho Place dc Ia Rstie
and there hang black wreahs Tho railing which
round the column July, after which, joining with the
discUntited wUrNnen Oi the ueisbDrioUd they u
raise the cry OF 'Evo la Eopublse." The lreicct of
Police, however, received Information Of the plan
cDncocod, anu has taken his precautions accurd
ingiy that any demonstration takes pac " will pro-
baby amount nothing. The police force has been
Goubed IN the Quarter Lain VIII every house Is hive
STUDENTS, and three four pobccmsu always wsA to-
gethcr there now.
The MUnspr OF Sunday denie that any student had
been killed. but the students still Bssert this
TACT Yesterday morning the .gonetv contained tho fol-
lOwing-
The Minister Of Public Instruction being informed that
cupabe measures are practscd for the purpose Of cxcit
my the youth and melting them to rnanifostaticDs
count of Gdously ny ented statement hes just
formed tbs Vice Rector that hose students who found
IN any crowd procession VIII be immediately expelled
the Academy Of Paris, and deprived OF their inscp-
tuus.
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