New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

/ the authorities.
We have no apprehension Of any serious dis
turbsnce of the public peace throughout Eng and
generally BY rising from political opinions, al
though the depressed state Of trade, and the exist
ing uncertainty naturally incidental to the affairs
on the continent must. We fear, produce state Of
disquietude and suffering among numerous class
es for some time to come.
Arrival Of the Ex-kiDg and Queen OF the
French at New-Haven.
rrhisis a little tort a few miles east OF Brighton
BnGHTos, March ).
We have great pleasure in announcing the sale
arrival Of the FIX King and Queen OF the French.
The King. on landing, was habted In green
blouse and blue overcoat borrowed from the cap
tain Of the Express. The King had not, in fact
change of clothing. The King and Queen have Tor
come DAYS been moving from farm house to farm
house in the neighbofhood Of Treport. They were
nearly exhausted by fatigue and on bis arrival the
King stated that, night or two back he tnoosut
he must have given himself up
On Thursday Louis Philippe and the Elk Queen
with male aud female attendant, who had during
tue week constituted the suite OF their royal master
and mistress embarked 10 French fishing boat
from near Treport with the intention OF attempt
ing 10 Gloss the Channel at sea The party were
picked up by tue Express, Southampton and Havre
steamer which immediately steamed for New
Haven, of which hsrbor she arrived at O'Clock in
the morning.
On landing the Ex King aud Queen we're vel
coined by the inhabitants, nearly the whole OF
whom aocked out and were gratiied by being
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and Queen proceeded 10 tue Bridge Hotel. HIS
Majesty first act on reaching tue Hotel, vas to
dispatch messenger 20 Brighton, to procure the
attention Of MIR. 6ackhoase, the second 20 write
letter 10 our gracious Sovereign. communicating
The Intelligence of bis ARRIVAL rhe following We
believe is correct statement OF the present abode
Of the different members Of toe family.
Louise PHILIPPE and Marie Amelia, who have
assumed the title Of Count and Countess de Neuy,
ere at Clsramont With then are also the Duke
and Dochess Dc Nemours and two children, the
Count D'Esu, the Duke de Aiencon aud the Dake
and Duchess de Montpensier and the Duchess
| Augusta of SAKE Coburg.
| The Princess Clementine is staying with her
/ husband, the Duke, on a visit 10 her Majesty at
/ Buckingham palace
TAe Duchess de Orleans with the Count de Pa
/ ris aud the Duke de Chartres, are stated to have
/ arrived at Ems on tue I'd inst The Duke and
/ Duchesr de Aumaue and the Prince aud Pncess de
Joinville were at Agiers the date Of the latest
| intelligence from that city and the Queen OF the
Belgians, Princess Louisa. is at Brussels.
! ProcIamations, DEGREES, &c. of the French
! Government.
During the revolution decress aud proclamatlons
on the following subjects were issued from time to
time by the Provisional Government Mayors Of
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, &c First, interdiction Of meet
/ ing Of Ex. Chamber ofPeersi Second organization
of Movable National Guard Of "a battslions
Third, arrest and punishment Of deserters Fourth
articles pledged at the Mont de Pete TO be restored
30 the owners. the Ministers Of Finance paying
the amount due on them Fifth the Tuileres
to be an asylum for Invalid workmen Sixth,
capital punishments 10 be abolished; Seventh
I all political prisoners 20 be liberated and FUR
nished with means to join their families Eighth,
suppression of Chamber Of Peers, and dissolution
of Chamber of Deputies Constitution Of Repub-
lie every citizen 10 be member Of the National
Guard the liberty of the press guaranteed and free
dom ofthought secured Ninth National workshop
D
in arms and defend their BUSINESS till they acquire
ell their rights Eleventh order to arrest Ministers
Twelfth abolition of all titles and nobility Thir
teentb, change Of the term TegiDsent TO dembng
ade Fourteenth ten days additional time granted
to pay bills throughout the Republic Fifteenth
National assembly to meet on the 9th April and de
cree a Constitution, population to be the basis
of election. Representatives, of the people liked
at goo including the Coonies-Sufirage to be univer
sal-aIl Frenchmen p years Of age TO be electors
and all Of Is years eligible to be elected the ballot u
be secret voters to be furnished with ballot iis'
AID TO vote at the principal place 10 each Canton
40 person TO be Representative who has not2 Vo'
votes each Representative ~ receive an indemnity
OF Is francs per day FOR the duration OF the session
tie National Constituent Assembly TO meet on this
20rh April Sixteenth, payment two halt year
interest on ths FIVE four and half and four PEI
cents falling due on the cll March 10 b. made al
Pari, from the 9th aud ia tbs Departments from ih'
/ stu Seventeenth Interest OF Bonus dne Ifr'o'
fixed a. a per cent fof those OF from three
10 four months 10 run. and a. per cent Tor those
81 from ok months 10 n year Eighteenth. An a.
70 be prepared for the immediate emancipation o
the slaves Of nll the Colonies Nineteenth A.
taxes " b. collected as before Twentieth
budget TO be br9ggh, forward Ia whleh tho system
OF Indirect trxsiion would be modified T"ettJ
Gr,,. All prosecutions agains. the p'oss OF iof 20
liticai ofoncss r. DO Withdrawn. and Tho pri
soncrs ooaAned 'of syob offences u oe fsles.
: I'd Twenty fses4i Fofbijs hs gsbllo slioa o
b any plsosr9s without ths Commuters nsm'
being attached Twenty ihifd restores the el'
Z military tie Of Generals 81 brigade aud divi
4 vision Twenty losftb. dis.olvss the Mpnieipa
= Council Of Paris Twenty iiht discount, banks Is
. be established. fSsniy sisit. me siaiYp duty %,
70 periodicals suppressed Twenty seventh. all cath
lsksa ~ pablo fsh'f'pnsiiss 90 Pc lie intiased
n T~.aty eighth the persons. properties and fish,