New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-12

| pri-oumeu, Is applied to the former when the sum
exceeds forty dollars debt Of 600 cea -es after
q year ,.mprsoumeni. after two years when i does
not exceed 5000. after three hen under 5000
AFTER onr when under ~ 900 and after five yeaf4
} when il exceeds this sum. When the debtor j. h
7 his 70ih wear il ceases Those against whom
/ judgment has been rendered for civil damaecs are
/ liable to imprisonment which is pronounced by the
! Judge between the minimum and maximum pre-
/ scribcj BY the law
The creditor is Obliged o. pay - per month Tor Tire
/ board Of the debtor il hc ncgiocis 20 do TO- the
Ter j. liberated aud cannot b" arrested Tor NE -n-
debt The law is more severe against .tfahgcrs " DO
are not established IN business For them. there Dc,
| no distinction between civil and commercial debts
/ They can be arrested for 80. lie imprls9xm Ut
varies from two TO ten years.
The fourth volume Of the History Of the Con
sulac and the Empire has appeared. threats ci
the Secul4rizaiions in Germany by which he Italian
| Princes were intcmuiied by establishments AZ the
expense Of the ecclesiastical Electors NJ Irevcr
Mayence and Cologne. for their losses in Italy
/ Prussia and Bavaria obtained an increase of terri
Tory ior remaining neutral and Ausiria cxtcnfci
her limits 10y the absorption of several free cities aui
Bshoprics. II gives detailed history of the Camp
OF BOlOgnc and the immense prcparatoasmadc there
for the invasion OF England which were to have been
assisted by the appearance ID the channel Oh an iin
mensc squadron from TOuiOu. Brc-t ChcrbOur-.
RED TO 100 900 men. The other subjects treated
are the rupture Of the peace OF AmeIs. aud the
spiracy Of Georges Cadondal. England promise
to evacuaic Malta and Egypt when the former
could be- placed undcr the guarantee of some neutral
pOWcfs. The Ambassador of England solicited tie
Intervention of Russia the French Minister al the
same Court neglected TO do 90 and the island re-
manned in possession of Great Britain During tins
iimethc questionha become mplicatei. Napoleon
complained OF the ISLANDERS daily published against
him, and ia the MOuiieur his Official organ, replies
appeared which excited III feeling the other side
The immense preparations made AT BOulognc eha--
pcraied England and prevented peaceful aflu't-
inent Of the difficulty. NJ. Theirs attributes The
rupture TO the fault of the English Cabinet. He
mentions however that Tallyrand neglected IN the
first case the important question OF Malta THIS
declaration ought certainly be borne in mind, when
the blame Of a decision that plunged Europe in war
for eleven years is given wholly to the Court OF -
James I'm the conspiracy Of Georges. an effort -
made 10 shield Napoleon from the blame oihayins
ordered the execution of the Duke dEnghclm-
Georges, Morcau and Iichegru had been arrested
From the incrrogatiOns, II was expected that
Prince was TO have taken command OF the Royal
ISIS. This made the pretcxt Tor seizing The
Duke then the frontiers, IN the territory OF la
den He was seized conveyed TO Paris, tried by
military tribunal in the night time and executed be-
fore day break. Napoleon had been solicited TO par
don him by Josephine To remove the blame OF thus
execution NJ Theirs states, that the Minister Of
Justice NJ Real had orders to proceed 10 the trla,
inicrogaic the accused, andio delay the execution.
When the order was sent to the Minister ne was
asifcD-his servants did not awake HIM, and when
he went 10 discharge his duties, he found that tho
Duke had suffered Napoleon not cruel. and u
would be far better to attribute this act OF severity
10 the excitement caused by conspiracy against bis
life than TO apologize for il in manner that seems
nj variance with the fact. The fourth volume main
;ains the reputation OF Its predecessors. The NTH
will not appear before the middle of August.
The Commissioner appointed to distribute among
the widows and orphans of the sailors and soldiers
killed al Tahiti the funds subscribed To purchase
sword for Admiral Dupetit Thouars, have received
but % demands The fund amounts 10 $4,000 francs
The mother OF the Carpenters has been liberated
The companions of the trade elect the wife OF one OF
the wOrkmcn to whom This title Is given. she re-
ccves the sums paid monthly 10 keep mp the organi
cation. When the men without work the find an
as um at her home and such assistance as they state
If The treasury will warrant. The government had
arrested the mother the plea of her exciting
he work men 10 coalesce She has been imprisoned
light days and is now at liberty Oh bail The street
where she lives was lined with workmeu and her
return resembled a triumph The men were de-
LIGHTED 10 see their mother and she To behold her
sons These are the titles used between them.
At the Exchange there is but little doing. Rail
.oad shares have generally advanced little The
improvement on some of them. however. is as high
as 20 francs per share, viz. the Roads TO Orleans
and Ilavrc.
The French per cents are 81 tcs per 100 ics.
The per cents are 1919 per 100. The former are
nearly per cent lower than they We're last January.
Shares Of the Bank OF France $3.50 francs
Adicu. p. 4. r.