New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-29


the Assembly The silence OF Paris will speak loud
er than any declarations. Besides, at a nome
when no serious candidate can be found, there Is no
election possible
The National says that the election has no interest
for the Republicans, who have been deprived OF the
mower 10 contend equal-handed. The Rsroiuhon
publishes notice from the Committee OF the " Amis
&c Ia Constitution calling upon the SOCIALISTS 20
abstain from taking part IN the ballot 80 here We
have the President and the Democrats gong hand
in hand for the restoration OF suffrage, nol~lin-
standing their serious dIylcence on other points
The NorifeLr PdriSifn u In error, however, IN
saying that serious candidate can be found. NJ.
de Thorgyy. the Minister Of the Interior, IS the
most prominent of several who have been spoken OF
for the vacant seat. Among these are NJ. Raudon,
ex.MiDster Of War, ard NJ. Devnck, ex-President
of the Trbunsi OF Commerce One or two others
have retired IN favor of NJ. dc Thongny.
The Constitutional to-day expresses its OPINION
that tie Electoral bill viii yet pass the Assem-
bly, The Republicans proper Will throw from 22uto
$40 votes. the Bonapar;stS from IS TO 45 ana IL
adds that at meeting of one Of the fractions OF the
majority. an estimate was made that fIom ~ 10 ~
more viii be reluctantly forced from that party.
This gives the whole from 325 10 365 votes IN ia
yor OF universal suffrage. If the latter figure were
reached success would be certain, for, III order 10
have 800 upon the opposite side, the presence
Of 81 members would be required So large num-
her has never vet taken part IN any ballot II re-
member night 24 members At once Is the largest at
tendance vet known. II the law Is once passed, 1t is
understood to be the intention OF the MmsIryto pro-
pose additional Article to the efecI thAt no ne"
election take place TIL the voting lists shall be made
out in accordance with the system, and that the
election ordered for the 3th OF this month SHAH also
The Ersnenent publishes to-day. in the form Of a
feuilleton, an air composed by Pierre Dupont, for
Victor Hugo's ode InterGioted last sunday oy the
censeur. The composer Is well known by Two
preyious songs I he Pc aSants, and the " work
mems Chant" which have become popular The
music is strongly marked, and, as NJ Dupont says,
acceutiated In such manner as TO combine, III the
worhsh " It'll the rat-tat Of the hammer so the
great poets improvisation, TO which he attached hut
hue Importance is spread ali over France, and
will even cross the water 10 America under toe IN
teTest Xcitte by the suppression OF the censeur.
NJ Aueuste Vacquerle, editor of the Arenslnsnt,
has Just entered the Cohclergtne his term
of imprisonment On The last day OF his liberty ne
addressed Letter 10 Nj Pierre Bernard, who sup
plies his place as editor IN chief which Is published
IN the A,fafmHt l extract few passages from
this eloquent valodlctory
AIN however and the idea that caused the creation Of
the Areneas,a d. Psups Ism1Ds with Won o.. h,.,o,.
Of journalism OF newspaper al whose editors WITHOUT
four young who founded the ErtHemsnf VAL be 10
prison and the Same moment
Having med the last and having no longer or-
nj crea ed one Our readers VIII bear me whnessthss
conformation Of my friends cid not ntmidate me on
the contrary. my ardor was strengthened BY fet ~
as 1t were my duty no three comrades and myself
too to add Thea energy to mne and 70 De tour az once
he'd four hearts IN nv bosom you VIII have 'e.
But you Wiz not be long alone few weeks aors
tnn and anerwtl,d that OF Paul Neunce and Frsnc'ls
Hugo In the time yon will have with you Erdau
Paradis Benu. You -four viii be more than enough to
II do no, thank you You have generously oaered TO
take my place at perious post You come 70 spot
whore bullets f Ike ram. But you are one OF those 10
: HON danger is an You viii prove once more
to the Government that wastes ITS time for where one
There Win be nothing changed in the Areaewe"t da
p neither an Sss NOR ueS %g ic Sny' but the pe same
flag Another APOSTLE but lne same gospel.
Iu ord. to see the future let look at the Tners
time when reaction, repression power no m@tsesy
wi snasins Of new faith cSntractors Of Old traditions
inventors truths philosophers herehcso or whoever al
vanced a step beyond official belief
cine Of rec thinking risked his life. Such in Greece
were forced drink the uice OF bemock the Rome OF
the Empsrors tossed them 10 the Jaws OF wild beasts the
Roms Of the Popes burned them alive, and damned ther
At that time the ides for which they suffered was
young 1t was Just bo and bsbbicd like an infant But
new lives AVID Greece dead IL I'VE. ana Una, pa
That immense Papacy. which not only this Ife, 6ut
pretended to be the life to come also have never oeeh oe
Mmiock wild beast. OF the Circus, escom@uniceto,n
laSs gnlotine The reaction France hos non. Of tn,
left II has nothing beyond some hundreu ahe' nue. anu
Age Is IS The The her ali the ages gone before He
who reflects to-day accommodates IN his neigenes the M
teeeuce of all those who have reflected from the begin
hing Of the world The chsd in the cradle old with srty
centuries Of modatOns Of reVeres, OF nVesusauohs oi
Thus power with its mighty force, could no. resist the
idea at lis bnth. Why should we fear II nov what II
could not 10 its virIy, against the child idea oan
never do in dccrepude against the idea come Of age
Il 9th of May 1852 the same day, says The rene
ent with the term of office of the President 0! the
Republic
You remember NJ. Dupin's exclamation to some
members OF the majority who were intenupting
Victor Hugo in his speech upon the revision OF the
Constitution. The amiabe President, knowing ITO
be his duty 20 silence for the speaker and yet
seeming an occasion to insult him. cried out, ION,
lct the go on, for the love Of God" He yester-
cay accomplished another chef dGuyre OF ele-
gance ard proproty Of the same kind. The new
Minister of the Interior was speaking ut the tribune
The Minister IS an advocate OF universal Suffrage,
and NJ Dupin Is not. The Right were interruptng
Violently and the President by way Of enforcing 81
leuce rang his bell. and said, "Oh, you must hear
The Minister, Ictethsr he speakS tceh or q" VI de
Thongny TUNED sharply round on NJ Dupin, Sut
hat he said was lost IN the tremendous uproar that
ensued. NJ. Dupin was obliged 10 recant, when ne
cid with applications so dubious and roundabout.
that his friends hid Their faces from mortlhcation,
while his opponents laughed aloud
Noumay have heard by the last steamer Of the az
rest of two Of the members Of the Central Revou-
tonaIy Committee OF London, who had had tue I'M
prudence TO come TO Paris, for the purpose OF or
eanzing an Instruction. The De6afs gives some
curious details upon the proceedings OF these gen.
uemen NJ the house at which they had taken up
thoirresdonce, three forged passports were found,
which had enabled than 10 accomplish their journey.
Oiher important papers were found, one OF which
seemed 10 nplicate person BY the name Of Gaer1i,
in one Of the suburbs search was made az his re-
sdeuce where a large quantity OF firearms, an IN
feTnal machiI throwing hteen IRE rockets az once,
utensils for the manufacture OF powder and recipe
FOR the composition Of bombs and mortars, were
sclzed Gucnn was arrested, AMI II was found
that he was already inscribed upon the book OF the
notice As the author ct a threatening letter 20 IN
bahitant OF a neighbonng village At the house OF
another person also implicated, were found bullet
molds and ammuniren. AT the house OF the sister
of ElarcuI, bundle df political writing was discoy
ercd which vas Immediately scaled BY the agents Of
The Government. Tie police is still actively en-
Moved IN tracing oct the various rdmhcatlOns OF
his underground affair.
Rose Tamisier, the miracle worker ofst. Saturnin
has finally been condemned by the Court Of Appeals
Of Mines, 10 SIX months Imprisonment, 10 nne Of
sC0 francs and the costs Of the This will prob
ably put end for the present, 10 bleeding Chrsts
ana Wnbing Virgins.
Next SUNDAY is 10 be a grand holiday IN Paris
No: a religious festival, particularly, though u
doubtless the anniversary OF some Saint or Santess
hut the occasion Of solemn ceremony 70 take place
he ircnS believe there - longer anV doubt