New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-24

arms, have been re ,laced This sso ~ ,hs TIE us,.
erument fee.s perfectly ccosoent a. to tse ma.
nsnce ofthe tranquility thai has been r~Sst.aI,,s.
In the nishts Of saturday ami yesterday sSroar az
Nois OF cavalry and infantry. however oas.s.t
mspy OF TIE streets Nearly ali the ssses ia Offer.
cnt parts OF the town were reOpened on satarisv
Az most OF the tbesters there we're penormsnss,
last hiehS they we're eli open. All the lac Conn.
helo sutpes on Saturday ss usual The karssns az
the Tuieties ana OF the Palsls Rsva and the c,srs
yuc OF the LSu'rc have ssala been taro IN OPEN "a
the public For the last three dayx al the pr,asn,i
scenes OF re insunectioa, and especially the sssls
wares hive been visited BY large orc sds OF osnoss
a. some moments the Boulevards we're 80 thosrsi
with peds strisns aud vehicles that 1t WAS not eus
10 obtain passage.
Effect In tho Provinces.
The last accounts received by the Mini.
ter Of The Interior from the perec,s Of dso,rnsaa
are favorable to the change which has recsntI, az
place IN The Government The folio siaE pnnc,aaI
towns sre particularly mentioned enlcvlas tns
most perfect tranquility .-Mnsetlles vaIsaon
Montpelier Blois. NIsmes. Lille ChaseAuroux Gran
oble Rouen, Sirssburg. Coimar. 81 To- Tulls. a.
Euenpe, Troyes, Bordeaux. Vend5me. Bsyoaaa
Nantes, Toulouse, Bourges, &c. The sahioined a.
counts are fro N non official sources
At Rheims. on the 4th, the Sub Prefect received
information that coup De nam, under cover Of a
pacific demonstration, was 10 be made TO seiss tue
Hotel &c Vile, IN order 10 paralyZe the operatsas
of General de Neuiliy, whose arrival had been AZ
nounced. The SUD Project Immediately proceeded
to the Hotel de Vile and the Procureur Of n, Re-
pubic, the Commander OF the National Guard, aaa
the Central Commissary OF Polce were summoned
there. After conference with the Mayor, II wAs re-
solved that the Gendarmerie, headed BY the Com
nissary, should proceed 10 the Place St Nlcase, IN
which incenciary proclamstlons were stuck up, aaa
which was occupied by 200 men, IN the midst Of
whom was well known ringleader named BreNy.
Extreme agitation prevailed In the groups. and the
most alarming news vas spread AT the sight OF the
eendarmere there was movement but Brcssy and
some others were arrested without any resistance
being offered. Documents of a compromising ne
ture were seized on them the prcclsns.lons were
torn down, and the crowd was dispersed. The plsce
WAS then occupied by squadron OF chasssurs aad
part of the GendGmerie, with six companies OF the
National Guard, and battalion OF the 9th Regmeet
ranged themselves before the Hotel de Vile In the
meantime a descent was made by the police In tue
cafes du ProgIcs and Gu Nouyeau Monde, which are
considered centers of permanent agitation. After
some arrests, which were not effected without re-
sistaIce and In the course OF which one person
men aced the Commissary with sword, those estaS-
hshmCnts were closed. Patrols on grand scale
were organized. ard IN all quarters, especially in
the Fsubourg ST Remy, the population msnifestiy
gave IN It's adhesion.
At Lille, about O'Clock IN the evening OF the 81,
crowd assembled on the Grand Place, and msa
With long beard, brandishlng large cane, called
out "Vue Ia Re,ubl,Qhe" Some OF the crowd added
the word Z" Democraf,gus," and others Seciste" Or
this, number Of persons came in from adjacent
streets, and joined the crowd. The singing OF the
Mayseilidise then commenced. Disquietute having
been caused by this denomination, tour conmissa-
RES Of police, followed by police agents, presented
themselves to dissipstC u. Resistance was offered.
hut they succeeded Ia i1lng the most riotous.-
They were roughly assaied. and two OF the commits.
saries, NM. Houze aud Loisel, as we'll as several
agents, were violently struck Blu. they succeeded
IN making FIVE men prisoners, and in getting them
lodged IN the lock up.
About 1850 demagogues of Moulns armed to the
teeth, assembled at short distance from the town,
at midnight on the 3D. with view OF releasing their
chefs, who were incarcerated on the previous day.
The authorities Immediately sent battalion Of Light
infantry 20 the spot. They advanced silently, but
10 sooner did they approach than the demagegues
took to flight They metz second detachment ind
ing themselves thus caught they displayed the great
esttsrror and fed in al directions. Twelve ofthsm
were arrested. Muskets have been distributed 70
The National Guard, and II is proposed TO organize
movable columns to preserve order. great num-
Der OF citizens have already offered their services.
When the news OF the events reached Theirs (Puy
de Dome the reds assembled and nvadedthe Mains.
TDey were, however, soon expelled by the sendI-
mere and thereupon they proceeded TO the ada
cent villages TO cali out their partsans. Meanwhile
the hremen and the citizens devoted TO order assem-
bed at the BARRIERS armed with fowng pieces In
undated at this demonstration, tho demasogues
deemed II prudent TO retreat detachmen. oil ~
men was subsequently, sent nom CleTmont, and nu-
merous arrests we're made.
At Rouen In the night OF the 9TH, some few copies
of "A Autographed appeal to resistance were stack
up, but they were torn down, and the authors were
subsequently, arrested. Seven chiefs OF tbc dena
gogues were also taken into custody. One Of them,
named Dupont. attempted resistance, but when the
crowd were told hathe Socialist they assisted
the officer. Another, named Besufour, had just re-
turned from Paris, where he had been 10 the
mot d'ordre Of the secret societies.
The exact loss sustained by the army IN the late
engagements 10 now known. One superior officer
and Is soldiers were killed, and officers and lO4
soldiers wounded. Almost all the latter havo re-
ceiyed most dangerous hurts having been struck
close at hand. The amount OF loss Is conslderetA
heavy one, looking al the nature Of the resistance
Nj. Pierre Leroy, Project Of the Csivados, has
been appointed Commisssry Extraordinary OF the
Government IN the Department OF the lndre
The Prisoners.
On Friday evening, 9Th inst, at four
o'clock, the eight prisoners arrested on Monday
morning arrived al the fortress OF Ham. They were
escorted by 100 OF the Gendarmens Mobile, and .
squad OF SeTsents vile II Is stated that 10 men
would have suficed General Cayaignac 10 lodged
In the same apartment formerly occupied by Louis
Napoleon. tie asked to be alto wed the attendance
Of hIs valet de chsubre his request was tmmedi.
aieiy complied with. -Four occupy the upper snt
four the lower story In the latter is placed General
erals Cayaignac Changarnier, Leffo. Lamorioi6fs,
BeCeau, Colonel ChaIfas, MN Roger du N0fd and
BsZe.
Moro Proclsmations.
The following proclamation, reestablish-
ing vote by ballot for the appeal to the people, was
posted up early on Friday morning:
In the name of the French people.-The President
Of the Republic
Considering that the mode of election promulg ate1
BY the decree Of I'd December had been adopted