New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-10
Miscellaneous.

On Monday evening" April 30, considerable sen
saton was created the Boule ards by the
measures taken by the Project OF Police 70 prevent
the sale OF the EreRement and the Esfdfefe, even
ing papers. All new s-venders found In possession
of either OF these papers, aud not being the pos
SCISSORS Of shops had their papers seized, and were
themselves conducted 20 prison The sergeas de
pile examined every news-stal on the Bouieyards,
and wherever they found copies Of the prescribed
papers they seized them. demolished the STALL and
conducted the proprietor 20 the Prefecture OF Police
The only ground for these proceedings IS, that the
papers 10 question oppose the Government The
Erenemenf is edited by NJ. Victor Hugo and his son.
Emile de Glrardin is labOring hard in La PTesse
to secure the two great paIadiGms Of liberty, so
thoroughly understood in England-the heedom OF
thu subject and the inviolabty OF his house,-both
of which are now at the mercy Of every police
agent He has lowered the price OF his journal
to francs month and 10 sous week, rs he say
that the Ministry has declared war against him,
and he will make use OF the weapon he has at his
command.
The Duke dc Bordeaux has subscribed l,000f. to
the fund raising for the relief OF the wounded, and
the families Of those who persisted in the catastro
phe a. Anglers. The Earl of Pembroke has sub
scribed a similar sum.
One hundred aud sxty-eight representatives OF
the people have deposited proposition for dis
tribuDg TO the soldiers who were injured az
Anglers, and TO the families Of those WHO were
killed. the 200 OOOf destined for the fete Of the 4th
of May. The majority of the representatives. OF
the meeting Of the Rue Richeiieu, however, re-
solved, on Friday, to oppose the proposition
The National says that the corps of Sapeurs
Pompiers tfiremen of Paris are to be dismissed,
the violence Of their political opinions being obnox
ious to the Government.
The Archbishop of Paris has addressed circu-
lar to the clergy of his diocese directing that "Te
N FL h.,
ing service on Sunday the Goth inst. returning
thanks for the happy return of the Pope 10 Rome
Count Molten, Minister of the Public Treasury
during the Empire died in Paris, in the 92d year OF
his age.
Baron de Menneva formerly Private Secretary
Of thu Emperor Napoleon, died az Paris In the $50
year OF his age.
Several soldiers were tried on Monday before
Court Martial, sitting in Paris, for having broken
their muskets. When called on for their defense,
they replied they had acted in order 70 be sent
to Africa The President told them that he would
not grant them premium for crime, and sentence
them to two years imprisonment.
Seven prosecutions are suspended over the head
of NJ. PrOudhon, who is only in the first SIX months
Of a three years sentence of imprisonment
The Chamber voted, by 45l 10 Il. an extraordi-
nary credit of 200 000f for the celebration OF the
second anniversary Of the proclamation OF the
French Republic b. the National Assembly on tie
4th vi May 1850.
On the 2lst inst. the President Of the French
Republic entered on the 43d year Of his age.
The Labrador, steam frgate, has arrived from
Algiers, with dates to the 2sth Previous tn her
departure, news OF a serious nature had been re-
ceved from Morocco. AL that portion of the EN-
pire bordering on the French possessions is in fu'l
Instruction. and the insurgents are IN occupation
OF the small town Of Ouchds, near Tiemeen. Pre-
cautioDnry neeaurss bad besntsko1 BY ths French
authorities, and several columns Of troops forward
ed TO the frontier.
On Wednesday, The Oath April, the Bouleyards
presented All animated scene on account of tn
determination Of the people to procure the OPposi
ton journals, the sale of which mad been nterdcted
by the Project of Police. AS soon copy OF all
interdicted journal could be procured it was read
aloud 10 bystanders as if to defy the Police, which
appeared in considerable force. There was no
breach of the peace.