New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-09


Tie Legitimst { 40, called L'EtoIs. held az
Marscilles hss been dissolved bv order OF the
Project OF the Department. statue ~ denry '.
ard an engraving OF the same person on horse
back were seized by the Comnssary OF Police,
who closed the Club.
The defnitive effect OF the new Electoral Law
10 row known, and L hss been ssctrtaOef thst the
number OF electors in France. which in lsis
amounted 20 1880 COO has been reduced % $50.
GEO, and stll the Conservative papers say that the
principle ol universal suffrage has not neen ia
frpged. II i be true, a. stated by the POgpOgr,
that none have been excluded excepting hoosele0
besears and rsp@Ls dc justice the number OF these
two classes in France must be uac0miOr.aby M.
merous. N-a
In consequence Of the death Of the President Of
the United States the President II the French Re.
public will go into mourning tor one month. A
grand solemn service will be performed ut Notre
Dame and for ten days tie national flag viii have
crspe att ,ch6d.
Some the French journals have already begun
to sign their leading articles This is The case with
the Ordye, in which NJ Chamboile appended his
name on Sunday to an ouspoken, frank leader. In
which he aludes boldly - the 'mothered war
wasirg between the Executive AID Legislative,
a. d the dangers With watch the country IL hereby
threatened. The Presse having doubled tho price
OF it's subscription announces that, not outstanding
the great loss entaied by tho tax on the rowan.
fntlefon, il will continue 70 pabish the noves Of
Eugene Sue and others
Nineteen houses were DESTROYED by fire on the
Sth inst in the commune OF IRE nblsy lie Vcir-
ente Eure ct Loire aud ak houses, with tho
whole of the crops and eleven cows, the same day,
In the village OF Chauialoup were also destroyed
There 10 little doubt OF this destruction being the
work Of incendiaries.
TIE California emigration has no. lost any OF it's
attraction. On Saturday hundred Parissai atari
cd for tho and OF gold.
Mr.. Capman, an executorer from the United
States, has arrived ia Paris for the purpose OF
studying the French guiEotine system. and exam
ming the machinery employed in the work OF do
cspitation used In other pats OF Europe.
The period of imprisonment 20 which Nj. Testc,
Louis Phippe's frail keeper OF the seals, was con-
demned has lust expired. Ha was 90 leave the
Naison de SantG on Sunday, provided The Zoe OF
/ 90 OOOE towhich he was condemned was paid up
A Teste wrote TO implore tho President 10 remit
half of the fire. The President referred the petit
ton TO the Consei d Etat By whom Is was rejected
Al. Tes,e's family have, however, made arrange
ments for the pay ment of the 6ne 10 full
meeting Of the Club Of the Mountain, held on
Monday night il was resolved 70 publish an account
of the abors Of the Legislative Assembly at the
close Of the present month, ard to address It to all
the electors. NM. Bac, Charras, Hennequin, Lui-
r ell, and Eugene Sue were appointed to prepare
the report.
Al Sopeere, director Of the Steele. and N. Des-
noyes, writer Of f,uiiittOnS in the sane journal,
were tried before the Court OF Asaze OF the Seine,
on Wednesday ior having pgblishsd letter 10 tho
President OF the Republic containing an otfsuse -
him, and otherwise calculated 10 excite hatred AMI
contempt against bis Government. They were &C
Quilted by the jury.