The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-17

proposes the following order OF the day" The Ma
teba Assembly persisting in it's decree Of the 2sth
June, ls4s, thus couched General Cavaig nae chief
Of the executive commission has we'll deserved of the
country passes TO the order Of the day.
NJ. DUPoNr tide rEure )-Citizen Representatives
Nothing less than the prese Mt circumstance could
have Induced me to asce nd the tribune If ascend
TO day because, deeply af c.ed as fsel q. the
motives which have necessitated this discussion, be
seech the Assembly to put an end to discussion
which evidently cannot but ipjure the republic Ths
explanations which the chief Of the executive power
has just given clear and so deeply impressed
with feeling of honesty, that they cannot but havs
carried conviction into every mind l hope, citizen
representatives that your mind as fully convinced
Sonr,et;on nS in the full sincerity of nv
j have the honor to propose the order OF the day,
which has just been read by the President. Gap
plause)
Several Members.-The vote, the vote.
The division was as followt:-
Numoer OF votes. ,b31
Absolute majority. 4o9
Against - - - IA "a
The Assembly adopted the order Of the day. The
opposition refused to vote in this division.
THE MANIFESTO OF PRINCE LOUIS NAPOLEON.
The Paris Bien Public of Nov. 2sth, publishes the
following manifesto of Prince Leuis Napoleon:-
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte to his fellow citize -
. To recall me from exile, you namsd me representa-
tive of the people On the of the election of the
selfto you q symbol OF order and security. These
testimonies Of so honorable confidence rendered.
am aware, rather to my name than to me- who have
as yet done nothing for country but the more the
memory Of the emperor affords me its patronage, and
inspires your eufr ages, the more do feel bound to
must be no misconception between us. | am not an
ambitious man, who sometimes dream Of the spplica
tion subversive theories Educated in free coun-
tries in the school Of misfortune, shall always
main faithful to the duties which your SURFACES
shall impose on me- and the will Of the Assem-
treat before any danger before any sacrifice defend
society SO audaciously attacked viii! devote myself
wholly, without mental reservation to consolidating
republic wise in its laws, honest in its Intentions
great and powerful by its acts | shall engage my
lidated liberty untouched and real progress accom-
plished Whatever may be the result OF the cleo tion
shall bow before the will of the people; and my
currence Is given by anticipation to just and arm
government which establishes moral well ply
steal order which effectualy protects religion, family
and property the eternal bases Of all society," which
takes the initiative in all reforms Gains
animosites, reconciles parties, and thus allows the
blish order is to res,ore conaSepoe to provide by ss
tsblthing credit for the temporary insult cheney of
nd % To project
chip and the liberty Of instruction. To protect
property, is to maintain the inviolabiliry OF the
dence and security of Observation-Disclosures sable
foundations Of civil liberty. As to the reforms
me the most urgent-To adopt tuch rigid economy a.
without injury to the public service, will allow dmi-
mutton Of the most onerous burdens of the people,
encourage enterprises which by developing the riches
OF agriculture may in France and Algeria afford
Pigment to unemployed artisanS to provide for the
old age Of the operative classes by suitable
to introduce into industrial the anne atoms
which tend not to ruin the rich for the advantage of
the poor but to found the welfare of each the pros
peIity OF all to restrain within just limits the lumber
OF employees dependent on the State and which often
ma, make free people people Of mendcants; to avoid
execute isef what prva te parties could we'll or
better than it, The Capitalization of interests and
enterprises is kind Of despotism. The principle of
republic lie opposed to monopoly Andlasy to preserve
the press from the two which always compro
mse it arbitrary interference, and its own license
win war there could be no cure for our ills. Peace
the n would be the most intense of my wishes Francs
at the hrst revolutions was warlike because she
compelled to be SO. To invasion she responded by
conquest Now, she not provoked to it. she NAV con-
seorate her resources to pacific ameoraions without
repouncpg an honest and resolute policy great
nation should hold its peace or never speak in vain
To care for the national dignity is for the ar
has been often mistaken. In maintaining the flu nds-
me ntal laws which the strength Of our mill |
tary organization the load of the CONSUMPTION should
GERS but the subaerns and soldiers who have long
served under the ban Of the country must have
be generous and place faith in Its future l. who have
known exile and captivity look forward with the most
ardent hopes TO the day wien the country may, with
put danger abolish all prescriptions and eace the last
traces Of civil dscords Such are my dear fellow
citizens the ideas that shall carry to the exercise Of
power you elect the pre- sidency Of the repub
lie. The task lie diic cult the mission most important
am aware but do not despair of discharging it, in
Ealing to its accomplishment without distinction of
parties, the men whose high intelligence and probty
econlmepd them in public opinion. Moreover, when
placed at the head of the French people there is
|
ire it.
Erfurt was on November 25th, declared in state of
iege. There a rise among the democratic party
IN the occasion Of the nvestiture Of the lst aid 4th
C psDies of the Erfurt Landwehr battalion. Some
lighting took place and several lives were lost.
Germany.
The Frankfort journ ais state that plot for repub
&c and socialist rising and for the assassination Of
eversl members Of the German Parliament has been
Uncovered in that city
Baden.
Mannheim, Nov. 25.-An the intelligence which
caches from the highlands agree stating that great
pprebensiono there entertained Of third insur-
cotton, on yet more extended scale than the two
Of mer ones.
Hesse Darmstadt.
MAYENcE, Nov. 25.-For some days our city has
the theatre Of nightly disorder the part Of the
odi-rs. Some among them had frequented the inter-
c,ed public houses, and were consequently arrested
nd taken to the public citadel Several ether soldiers
made a demonstration and dema nded that their COM
AIDES shoud be set at liberty. Others cried out
Long live Hecser," The Republc!' &C.
Detac hments of troops, who commanded to ar
the rioters, refused to do so; the latter to the
lumber Of about l5O repairing to the General to
the deliversnce of their trades but two off,
ers succeeded in dispensing them.
Sardinia.
The Sardinia governn has it is said, again asked
iarshal Bugeaud to lake the command OF its army |
nd bas resolved sends squadron to the shores Of La
lata This decision has been come to by the conduct
Rosss who has interrupted in an offensive manner,
lie relations with the Sandman consul.
The Athe MAN Parliament opened on the 9th, by
be King in person. His Majesty is only recovering
severe illness
Fashions for December.
From the World of Fashion
MoRNtNG WALKING DREss.-A dress of q pretty
tnp.d dsmson and light fawn silk the skirt made
ty full and longer at the back than in the front;
Ugh body and plain long sleeves Scarf ma ntelet OF
lack velvet, trimmed all with rich black lace,
very wide; this scarf the chest aud is
ss;ened at the back where it descends in two long
ound ends Bonnet Of straw coored terry velvet,