The New York herald., 1851-12-24

sri.,e. onsnt. ahs tn. present. no good ossn should
hsststs IN coming forward end openly oondsmnins or
sspolson had psobsbly calculated that such ct all
events, shsuld be the case Public opinion however.
rhs following the towns from which ofhcial &C.
counts have been rsesved by the snnounc
vssnce, Moatpeiiisr, Bois, Mines, Lille chatssurOux
0roeehe kousn, strssburg st Brsuc, Privss Gap st.
Ls ceanAr chaxtres Mont De Marsan vAnnss Fontslne
slseu, Aisncon, Bois Rennss Bpinsl Montmedy, Abby,
Csstyes Poitisrs, Tulle Coulommsrs La Chstre Cler
mont, sceaux Chstnen Seine, Falase, Rambouist,
ssr Louvsrs Moptargi., Aurilisc Saint Calais, Cha
tseudun, Verdun, Pont rEveque, Nantes, Nogent sur
ssa.Sne % %sasrss BordsaaI Ven
dome soissons Montbrison Saint Etienns, Compesne,
Usssl Bar sur Aube, Besnge
Marshal souIt Is Dead.
The deceaee Of this iustrious oeer Is thus noticed by
Marshal souit who died Wednesday last, at his
vss. = the Emperor Nspolson the Duke Of Wsnston
George Cuvisr ChateaubrAad, and Walter Scott, and
was sonseausntly, in his SD year With Marshal sout
Is extinct the last and highest illustration Of period
fruitful in great things and in great His long
and active career which has exceeded that Of al his
oes by the twOfcd glory given BY the works of
and Of pence. great citizen, great captain great
ADMINISTRATORS, great Politician, may be said that the
life OF the Marshal has been complete.
This First Lieutenant Of the Emperor Napoleon
marched private soldier under the standard OF our
aries years ago before the fall of the old monarch
ana before the breaking of the French revolution
He took active and brilliant part in the most memo
rsble campaigns of the revolution and the empire
When these gigantic struggles had ceased, Marshal
Sout to occupy Ia the councils Of the country that
place which he could longer fill On fields OF battle
As Minister Of War, he devoted his genius aimi
nisrsor the reorganization of the army under the
critical circumstances in which the revolution OF July
had placed France.
As President of the Council of Minister'S at different
times he of the Srmest, most intelligent and
most devoted supporters OF that liberal and eonsitu
ons. throne to which Trance owed eighteen OF
pose, of happiness, or order aod OF true liberty The
ndefAtigsbe cooperation which the wise policy Of King
Louis philippe found in he Talents and activity OF the
old will remain eternal honor both TO and
The other In srptember lss7 the ilustrious Marshal
felt that the hour Of Teposs had arrived He wrote
very affecting letter King Louis Philippe begging
him accept his resignation II the functions of Pres
dent of the Council n VIII n ne replaced by ~ Gut
sot Tn r-sruius him eli 70 tnis painf separation the
King wished to give the ha-shsl striking testimony OF
his regret and Of hs grssod in re establishing for him
the ancient dignity OF Marshal General
Up to his last hour, the ilustrous warrior remained
faithful to the protessions Of devotedness with which
he concluded his farewell letter to the King When the
revolution of February had broken down the throne
which he had molly served, the Marshal confined
himself more strictly ia bis retreat and refused to
succeeded t In the midst Of the storms which were
ready TO fall on our unfor.1nste country-n the midst
Of the trials and adventures into which she is once more
fatally precpitated-Frsnce viii not without deep
zret the disappearance Of hi. great illustrated by
such long and glorious services, by such firm and
slant d@Soedness to the principles Of order to the trad
tions of true patriotism, and to wholesome policy.
Markets.
LoNpoN MoSEv MARKEr, Dec 9-The receipt Of con-
lnued favorable advces from Paris this morning has
caused increased buoysncy in the stock markets and
prices closed with much Timer tone than Tor some days
past.
Consols at the commencement Of business
quoted at 9Sl y to or = to per cent higher than
they left of Saturday, but, after being done at
6 and 9Sh, they reeedei TO GI TO sS for both
neney and account, and cosed steadily at 9s exactly
Reduced Tsree per Cents done at 81 to y; New
Three and Quarter per Cent? first operated in at
sSk, and fell TO 9s, but we're last done at 9s1s Ex
chequer Bills 4se to Sis premium; India Bonds 5ss to
6ls premium
The sdvices from Paris, this afternoon, BY sub
marine telegraph quote The Five Cent Rsnes at the
price Of e6f o0c being further rise Of two cent
nve per cent since Monday last.
LHtsrooL CorTor MAKKsT, Dec s-The demand fer
cotton to-day has been Moderate The sales amount to
5000 bales 0C0 in email Quantities to the trade and
LOCO speculation. Holders not Offering freely
but prices unchanged since Friday.
LuyFrosL CoTros MAkKET, Dec. s.-rhs market has
been steady tcday and prices Of al kinds the
same ~ on Friday except surSts, which oneeighth
Of penny ID lower Ths saee amount to about 900
bales 500 OF which taken speculation, and in
clude about 1000 Amecsn, $50 PernAm and MAran, at
81 10 oA4d; 90 Bahia 5.d to Sd so Egyptian, Cd to
ID 700 Burat, Sd. to 3ad GO Sea Island led to led
PAss BoVRss, Dec. s-closing Prices-The Five per
Cents. sof lsc; the Thee per Cents, 5sfi Bank Of
France. 230Of