The New York herald., 1851-12-24

counts nom the aubourgs are unanimous In declaring
that the people well pleased 1t what has been done
and IL be denied that the intrgues and Plots Of
the chiefs Of parties in the Assembly had long since dis
gusted them Groups are, Of course assembled at the
different places where the proclamations posted up;
have heard that in some places they were torn down
have however, seen nearly 100 Of them and not
Is either defacsd soiled. 1 have heard many make
observations not over atterng to the Assemblythat
only thing most Of them regretted their 26 day
The President mounted horseback rode all through
the qusys the Champs Eys6es and other places Of the
poieonn and Vive lie PRESIDENT One or two regi-
meats marched along the Boulevard: ebou. half past
's sTss s as @ sSR s s Rspa5aus % %
far as have perceived and heard from others, do
not see that the agitation Of an angry nature The
restoration Of universal suffrage and the appeal to the
people contribute to their good humor.
The troops are am assured, to be relied on and
press themselves well pleased with what has occurred
vsrds vet in the other parts Of tie city Where have
been, the people to be at their work as usual
The troops are sil in the places mentioned above to
be ready put down any disturbance that may oe at
is stated that one of the men who arrested General
Bedeau wounded by him, and that the general had
The sreception last night was never better
attended Not the slightest suspicion existed Of what
Attempts have been made the Bouleyards to get up
disturbance but to all appearance they have fail
ed. man who headed procession Of about ffty or
sixty young men, shouting, was arrested There are no
soldiers along the Boulevards Every precsuton has
been taken to prevent any disorder.
The Mountain is now sitting. It said that mani.
festo will be addressed by them to the people.
Groups still assemble in the Bouevards. Whenever
officer Of the staff on horseback they shout out
" Vive Ia Repui lique!n
The Rue st. Honore and the faubou-g are stu occu-
pied by troops; and artillery and troops the Place
de Ia Concorde and surround the Assembly The Paias
Royale and the Chateau dEau are also occupied by
troops Pickets at the corners OF the streets to
serve order.
6O'CLocK-A manuscript decree, purporting to erns-
nate from the representatives who met in tue Munic
paty of the 10th under the presidency
Of NJ Odlon Barrot has just appeared BY that decree
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte declared outlswed and the
high Court Of Justice Is convoked to try h. for high
treason. The army relieved from its allegiance AID
general apr ointed to command 1t.
6enera Lauriston Is said to have placed the 10th le-
eon Of the National Guard ut the disposal Of the Assem-
bly, Another report states that he has been arrested
sequenty rose to so rs, and closed at fss So The
Three per &c nts closed at 55 and the Bank Of Erance
Ps--The Fsubourg st. Antoine is perfectly Tranquil.
About one hundred persons are on the Place de la
Bastille eiscussing public affairs. strong body OF
troops is stationed at the Chateau Ecu Portes St.
Denis and St Martin Whatever agitation there Is
the Bouevsrds and particularly observable amongst the
tits curious fact, in connection with the Eporan.
events day that the I'd December is the annyer
sary Of the Of the Emperor Napoleon in 1904
and the battle Of Austerlitz In 1905.
The Morning Chronicle correspondent says-It VIII be
that Lous Napoleon has set the constitution com
petey ut defiance Were the constitution TO be acted
upon In M lii eral sense Louis soleon would longer
be President ofthe republic for it viii be remembered
that by article 81 he Is forbidden to dissolve proroue
the Assembly to suspend in any manner the sutho
ry Of the constt uton and the laws and BY article IS
m d. clared that the President Of the republic and
his Minister'S &c. responsible, respectively, for al
the acts OF the government and the administration
Any by which the President of the republic dis
the exercise Of its charge .ine Of high BY
this cole act the President degraded from hs
the citizens are bound to refuse him their the
bly, the judges OF the Supreme Court o: Justice are
iDmedia ely to sssem be on PAIN of frciirre they con
woke the Jurors at the place they designate, TO
ceed TO the judgment OF the President and HIS
plic~s. Law will determine the other cf rsspon-
sblty well ~ the form and conditions o; the Proee-
| cution.n
"WEDNESDAY, N,SE A. NJ
The ministry is composed OF NJ de Morny, Int.
rior fou.d, Finance; Rouhsr. Justice; Mayne Public
Works; Cbs~toup Ssubst, Msrice Casa bitucl, cJu-
mere, st Arnsnd. War forIoul, Public Instraotol !;
Paris is perfectly tranquil Tie theatres were openei
yesterday evening and the intelligence received from
seventeen departments announce toe greatest Tranquil
Frs 2. NJ --Bsrricsdes erected and b.oodshed has
commenced. NJ. Baudn and another representative
have hen shot and schoecher has been severely wound
ed. The excitsment is becoming great All ccGmuri'
cations with the Rue st Antoine AID the istie are
entirely cut Oh decree has been afr xsd 70 the walls
proclsnipg that the executive pewer passes into the
hands Of the Assembly; and the pre,ien. i no longer
20 be obeyed IL fummonses the High Court q Justice 20
judge him end his accompces IL is siyusi by Bcno.st
snd about two hundred and fifty Representatives Of the
people The Montsgnards have pscsrled Ike decree
The hundred aud City have been arrested and
up In Mount Vslierson Tomorrow tie fighting Will
conn ence in earnest The authorities are eaergetc
but the cry with voice pire IA RepJgse "
The Globe correspondent, writing at SIX o'clock on
Wednesday evening states that four nsnts bad ius
entered Psris Two Of them cGrbaeef devoted TO
the President The Bouevsrds had been cleared, and
cannon 'eut to the faubourgs Other regiments have
Louis Napoleon reviewed a division Of the army, and
vac enthusiastically received by the troops aud people
on the Boulevards
The Presidents proceedings are r.ty popular in The
market places which IL great point. At the Dourse
the bsisf is that he will succeed The fall in fiTes was
The decree which was passed yesterday by the repre-.
sepatves who had assembled at the Marie OF tbs 10th
Arrondsssm~nt declaring the depeston a the Presi.
dent Of the Republic, Afterwards brought TO the
Court of Cessation. to have u confirmed The cours
assembled and had ju.t ratified the decree Of the As
tembly, when message from the Minister % Jus-
ice ordering them 10 proceed ne further in the matter.
and the judges Immediately ei'ported ia great eosf
zion.
The representatives are s.i conhusi a. the Paaee of
the Quai dorsay and the 10th Leson Of the National
Gusrds, which had been pla,ed a. their diposal by
General Laurston, has been disbandei.
There was q report that General Lauotieere had
escaped b. the connivapoe OF The officer who commanded
the party who srrestsd him, but this report not cor
roborsted
NM Bsrcuchs, Drouyn de rHuys. Admiral Cecil,
MontaltmbsI Lucien marst. and ,eyensy.hve other
distipg ushed members ofthe Nstional Assembly fern
THHsrar rrEAN
Ye,terJsy the sttsnps 10 erect oarricsd des all fssd
by the frmnes. Of the roeps The r. bt PASSED quickly
The scldefs vet. for the Pr,sd'h..
H.tr r.sr Nrn, A a.--Y.s.rrdsy the few tir-isss.s
erected IN the Quarter st. Antoine. fau5ours 81. dsr
tia ard elsewhere ard weakly defsn led by Insurgents
we're sll scrued and destroyed by sgh .n hs morning
TIE f.owi' dcesee e the Miai,tcr cfwsr has teso
posted up y rorson taken IN the act of ercstHs
OF defending t,rricNde o. bearing arms, sAsn tuGef
according 20 The most ri~vous lsss of var Another
decree Of the Pref Ct of Police y h5i.s the etng
Of grouIs All iiti cres and al r's y q fprte
import, are also frHedep Tas N0lps srs % be
depert, by AIMED force, a. vi bCvt pI,vicus NOT %
Tie circulation of public vehicle, :. hkcFise ssssi
wen wagons loaded with proyisir sud raa.eTias
" Bsroche has tceeptei the prs,ilasy - tie nee
Council Ct Stse. The nevs received iftm the depart
ments 10 satisfactory At orean the tensgagieai par.
ty assembled TO invade the town hall emerge ticay
rspul,d By the Natl on Guards ard trgCps Fortyfvo
cftbe principal promoters arrested. as2 s9ongst
Others the representatives. Martin, Nchsut, SAvelsT
and Ptrt'ra. Paris Is perfectly quiet
BrvEs p M--Att.mpts at insurreet were ,ommeac
"a st ten o'clock on Wsdnesiay mofnins BaYiin. .
feprett ntative and member ot the mountain suiiery
appeared horseback In the Roe 81 Antoine lis
travelling cap, and carried naked swcrd Ia is hsni
On d was followed By six other repr,ssutatives Tas
voikmon were going 20 breakfast az the trs lie 81
dressed them and ssd them 70 taEe forth. ie