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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-24
The Prefeet Of Police 70 the Inhabitants or
Paris.

PARIsIANs The Presiden, -of the Re
public by a courageous initiative, has haflcd the
vaccinations Of parties and pu, an end to the an
gaish Of the country. IL is in the name Of the peo-
pie, in its interest and for The maintenance q. tie
IneSs, that the event is accomplished
IL Is 10 the dgment OF the people thai Louis Ma
poean Bonsparte submits his conduct.
The greatness OF the act makes you understand
with what imposing and solemn silence the Tree eN-
erclse OF The popular sovere gny ought 70 be mani
rested To cay, a. yesterday, let orer be watch
word let all good citizens, animated as Sn bv the
love OF the country aid me IN my Cnslierabe rsso-
hutton
Have conscience in him whom 100000 ~ votes
have raised to the FIRST dignity OF the corLtrv
When he summons The entire pecple 10 express
their VIII the iscnouS alone would place obstacles
IN the way. Any attempt IL disorder shall De
promptly and inhexioly repressed.
De-. 2, 1881. De MkVrAs, Project OF Police
dressed circular 10 al the CommiSsaries OF Po:ce
inviting them 20 watch with courage and energy
oyer pseiic tranquility, and 10 allow ne meeting the
Oh, CT OF which should appear 10 then suspicious
M, Assiay morning. Dec 2, at an early hour. the
luieficS, me Louvre, and she Place De Carousel
were covered with troops. the ARRANGEMENTS having
been made during the night as
Generals Chanyarnier Cavaignac Betean Lam,
nciere. Lefo, Col charms, NJ NJ Bare ThjeYS
btun. the ComiDisSafy of Police OF the Assemhi,,
and IL is said. % or % others have been srreStsi
Ire mst named are committed 10 yincennes, and
Am assured viii be transferred tomorrow TO the for
utS OF Ham. General ChangaTnier ATTEMPTED 10
hsiengue the soldiers sen. TO and the police agents
VIC arrested him bu. MS sad they refused 10 listen
F" ''ra 'eioAel Cbauas 10 ssd % have wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-24

| have walked through the principal thorough
fares of Paris nom O'Clock TINS morning until l2
O'clock the moment at which am writing. have
entered INTO conversation It'll the Houses reading
the Pre- sdent's decree, and have not heard one
word OF dsapprobation by ANYBODY at the Presidents
coup d'eidf. The general remark of the operatives
was Ma fol, II ben rat fooiHtCHQat rOterOnS
ptUSqt'U a refabA ie suffrage rRlrsySel" | was pas
sing the Pou, de Ia COncorde, about 10 O'clock when
] overlook NJ LarOcbeldcquelen who was proceed
ing to the Chamber Of Deputies, followed BY num-
Der of persons no appeared 10 wish to prevent him.
by repre- sentng to HIM the danger He, however,
peTseyeIed and the iron gate opened TO him, and
he was peImitedto eater. Whether he was allow
to return | know not. The troops who occupied
the Chamber OF Deputies, when they GRO Nd
advancing over the bridge, showed by the earnest
with Dhich they raised their muskets, that they
were determined to maintain their ground -
when passed there again, IN about half hour
the troops reinforced by several pieces OF ar
tileTy. ! met the President of The Republic al IL
O'Clock lie was crossing the Pont-Royal from the
side of the TuilerleS. lie was surrounded BY MI
meIous ard brilliant staff OF general officers, and
was preceded and followed by a strong body OF
CuiIassleTS and LanceTs. lie wore his usual UNI
form of a general OF the National Guard and the
Grand Gordon OF the Legion Of Honor. lie bowed
right and left and raised his cooked hat 70 the crowds
VINO then began to fill the streets Most of the men
raised their hats IN return, and there some
cheering, but no enthusiasm lie was followed Ov
an immense mob, shouting, " Eire Ia RepathQue -
which they were permitted to do a. full liberty. /
safely assert that there not one CRY Of "Vrs
Napoleon" as long as the c0Fttgt was within nv
sight. Il must be admitted on the other hand, thai
there was no organized MOB Of DccembriStS, as has
been asserted on former occasions. Everybody was
suffered to express himself as he wished wlthou,
moestatiop
I, Was remarked that this coup f,iat has been ac-
comphsatd on the anniversary OF the battle OF Aus
teIlnz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-24
FRE
FRENCH USURPATlON.

The Cunard steamship Europa arrives
Al her dock al Jersey City yesterday morn
,.p She left Liverpool on the 9th INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-24

suspe7,,d TasiF rfru,g eses are .a2'ea with
lct-s
TIC Champs Elyse,s afs ais, o,c.l,;es Mi,
troops r. tie neigh hood o. ne rirqse Ns,to.ai
Certain tn ,'arCn as ~ las -: a.a ne ea,jy
4 to-cay ard Il l. s1ns,He3 70 that as.lsale, vv<
ormg 70 the sxctcms sd tee Fcor-seE.alises al
fescy HenuoL-d. as the m ssss - re xcskingmsa
h2a; am assured 10 81 Cu, O. II string Noiar,x
could BE more calm tsar "a EagoourS - Aa,oIos
the Whole % the nigh, Tlesaar nsy De sait oftss
Fanbourg - German. y he.c people were valkisg
about A. usual and even his cay Waile tn Bogle-
wards were IN astats 81 nuch 9l.toa the Quarter
Latin, 81 harcean and the lgnoorhco1 Of the PAN
iheon. were perfectly cuoi a. least upto oclrck.
Tire Cnays ere equally silent
7, Is believed ina nearly l50,000 men caa be
brought 70 Pans AMI Is esi.' Ds -ithis yefv ssr
hours II ietessay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-24

In addition 10 the Journal which were p.Oi shed
Yesterday, the Pays appeared Ia PARIS, b,s u con-
tanned no observation on passing events notice
al the head OF the Journal announces thay VI. &c 10
GuerroLniore. the principal editor, and several %
his colleagues, hal withdraw from the journal, ~
they can no longer ~rte IN II freely. The Ass,g1e
Naf,ona> announces that the whole Of IT, edI,or'As
staff had retired
The Minister Of War issued the following ptos.a-
nation TO the inhabitants Of Pans
Inhabitants or PARis The enemies Of order ana
society have commenced struggle. IL is not ag aast
the Government, az alIst the Elect OF the natsons
they combat but they ~ish for pillage ana ctstfGo3
ton Let all good CT unite together ~ inc ntns
Of tire atenec society and family ties Remain am,
Inhabitants Of Paris Let not curious dieis fei a.
In the streets they embarasS the mogenesr Of Wv
brave sOlciers who protect you with iheH DioAcs-
For my part. you viii hnd me unshasea'ie - NJ
will 10 Celend you, and 10 MAINTAIN order -,
The proclamation Is followed by the Sn' 90 ~
cree .... ~
The Mirister OF War, considering We re u
siege, DEGREES Il linz
ANY person detected IN constructing OF asi. illas
a bafricade or With arms IN mis- hands, VIII ""'''S
the most rigorous laws Of var o..,s ,,.r,
Ano.Sey proclamation says that those taken "lA
arms IN their hands viii oe sho1' ,-..,.
The following has been pltcalae1 IL ''e r,.'o.,
ISH.btTASTs or PARlsi Inc Whoie an,s
associates itself BY its appreciation 70 sne a., oy-
eynment which were knoen txo days age a ','osi ~
LII aD,ens Rheims, Nantes, Poi.ieIs, AL - 80.
he ceptsr of commerce aad industry have Ge. s,
with the best reception Order mas zen
disturbed The Minister Of the INTERIOR;
The soldiers al all the small posts IN fa -ns shsr
been withdrawn 10 prevent any surprise A'"'
being disarmed by rioters Fila ins aesalA
We 6od In the consfifpf 0rr.e the foLo ahs
relative " the meeting ID the 'V'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28
S. CT. Cook, Scc'v.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN AMELIA.


Alta meeting OF the Democrats OF Amelia, held at Amelia
October county Court Dr. Thos. W. Neal was called 10 TIC
chair and John S. Hardaway appointed Secretary.
The cha stated the object of the meeting TO be lie appoint
nen of delegates 10 meet delegates from Nooway coun-
~ in convention at Dennisre on Tuesday the lin OF NO
vcmber for The purpose OF nominating candidate LOT Inc
General Assembly for the counties Of Amelia and NOT
toway. . -,
On motion of Dr. Vim. Fl. Robertson, the chairman ap
poin,ed committee OF five report list oil delegates 10
the meeting 49, - , r.,
The committee consisting Of DR.. VIM a. Robertson Col
Joseph NJ Scott John s. araway John Webster ana mo;
. B. Williamson having retired for few moments reported
the names ii the following gentlemen as delegates no "ho
others were subsequently added } Capt Coleinan + ;
Ggg Peter Crowder Capt Asa Kidd, bIant"n' James
Vaughan p Bosseau, DR. Joseph Is Anderson, wa
kns Turner, Captain X StrinGer, Colonel spencer a
Mann George q Robertson, Edward Green, Hhnah
Worslam John Dennis Capt VIM + Gregory Edward r ca
tb.rs,on Edward Clack Robinson, DIR VIM II Robertson
sr SIN II MIson Dr. VIM II Robertson, r John Ro"ictt,
BW Bayey X Smlrllev, Maj w Foster, DR. Webster
Jhn Foster Francis Webster. John Webster DR. Thomas
81 Neal John Wngo, COLI VI Scott, Miles Gl!S Sanuei
G. Williams Archer Jeer, l. + llarve Col WEBSTER,
r T. Webster William n Pollard, T A CIenshaw, Otway
E,,ues Alfred Webster, W Warrncr I L Warrner VIM
Green Col + Bottom, rcier, Samuel Jones' Col ms
= BOTTOM Ohm Har,lawnr T. Wal;hall Williamson,
Can, Thus Wiley Worsham Foster, John + Wiley Fabius
LAWSON John + Parkinson, VIM ii Harrison and Hor-
sham.
On morion Of Ed c. Robertson, it was
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting DC lor"af-
ded 10 the Richmond Enquirer for publication and mat the
Examiner and South Side Democrat be requested to copy
,hrrl THOS. w. NEAL, Chm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28
THE EC"TlONS IN VIRGINIA.


Oar readers will from the report copied into our col
umos from the Richmond Enquirer. that the democratic
cc, in that congressional district will be fully strong as
had heen Anticipated. That Intelligent and discriminating
constituency knew Mr. Bolts well 10 be satisfied mat
his professions Union were not INTENDED 10 acquire
bower as wing They no prepared 10 lake MS pro-
rssiors ON that score as n se.-of his know conne10n
with party whose misconduct has been the cause OF all
appreen sions which have existed that the Union was In
danuer They preferred! take democrat who whatever
NAV be his opinions about the abstract right OF secession WI"
he sure 10 do nothing which will make PRACTICAL resort
10 1eccssary-a democrat who VIII adhere IN gopu alt
10 the measures and policy OF the great exponent 81 Ms par
IT, and who will be give his powerful voice 10 the
effort which is making throughout the land 10 dsam the
abotonist and all grounds for the complaint OF one
section of the Union against another ,
In the Wheeling district the victory IS doubtless gained
by General Thompson whose able and energetic voice can
not fail 10 have told well in such crisis as hls But we
hope paper 10 give the surcs instead
of specuations about the result We must repeat however,
what ysc have so often said that the voice OF Virginia VII!
he in harmony with that of the victory in Pennslra-
MIA and Ohio and that all the calculations which nave been
yiyr 10 the public by The organs Of this administration VIII
be blown away like cai before the wind The figures al
ready prove that the Wing party will not stand by the Com
promise in North and far as the South concerned
they prove that will be impossible dsplace Democracy
bv The absurd declaration that Intended 10 protect
TN. South will be in Wing than Democratic hands Ii
the Compromise be taken test the wing party IS ui@o-
nnnzcl and il be no. taken test Is obvious that
that par,y can make rally the old Issues It's tate Is 10
give up power which acquired by Unfair means ana us
ONLY hone Of future organic zion is in the defeat which WIN
cnaple lis forces rs did IN l2Uu ana IN 1855
when il made war Jefferson and Jackson. In due time
wr shall notice the result these elections and show their
beurau on the and general interests 10 be affected BY
the;p.-T JJuskingtOn Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28
sTILLLATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Pacific arrived at New York yesterday
with Liverpool dates Ia the li;h.
KosSuh had arrived in England nor had any udngs
been received Of the Mississippi having reached Gibraltar.
The Great Exhibition London had closed II was over
crowded on the last day. The Queen and Prince Albert
present. - :,
The trigate Guatemala had arrived at Nigo Spain, with
lG o the prisoners from Havana. Widow Emma was also
on bui. The Queen had summoned the Immediate alien
dane. ~! the Curtes.
The resignation OF the French ministry was confidently
asserted.
The English market was freely supplied, at prices
fav"f!ng buyers
Cotton has declined d. lower qualities Inc sales on
MONDAY and Tuesday were T. 900 bales ol which exporters
took 5000.
E,,i!.ui;- were not so brisk and prices were easier
Sales - Western Hour Il 49,: philadelphia and Ral'i
is "a ls. Mixed corn 2o5 I'd 2oS; yellow Ios
D,.E-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

tOr ne fIhiuFeT
Messrs Editors see in your paper OF the an Inst some
structures bv the author Of the piece headed he Danve
Rail Road ana the of Amelia, Charlotte and Han
ax on the good people Of county Of Charlotte for re-
sing Il, vote the tax In canvassng the means used 10 dee
the measure admits that the scheme Is hgraIlan IN us
character enables poor by majority vote 10 piunneF
the rich" ,,
He also admits ''his constitutes the only really enabe
objection the measure beg PERMISSION through your
papcr "a say there in the county, who Is himself
really poor opposes the scheme among other objections
upan this grounds and that this is matter OF record previous
10 the election. at all times willing 100 10 uouolc my
mite of stock rather Than vote the Ny position was
defined by some unique, and my position now Is sun
more SO perhaps II those persons who were 50 lofs
AGAINST the tax and who manifested much public spirit
i'm expressing Willingness before tho election TO contribute
literally in their way, refuse 10 do 50 now, sia,
then If the question come up again vote the tax.
CHAnLoT-E, Ger, 22d. \ FRIEND TO THE toAp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28
nrNoCR.TIC MEETING IN YORK


Alta meeting OF portion oil the Democratic parry Oh DIX
county held al the Court House on the 20th INST on no
ton OF r. t. Garrett Esq Christ Curtis ESQ., was eec'eu
as chairman and S. G. Cook, Secretary
r Garrett submitted the following resolutions, winch
were unanimously adopted:
Isl Resolved That delegates be appointed 10 attend
hc Convention proposed be held Williamsburg, the I'm
of November, nominate candidate lot our
District. .,,,-, 49,
3D. Resolved That Is delegates be appointed to attend the
Convention proposed be held at York Town he SUN In
slant 10 nominate candidate for this Legislative district
The chair appointed the following delegates uncer the hrst
resolution: Col Thcs & RUSSELL Garrett, Esq, Thomas
Hogg , VIA VI Pettitt, Hudg'ns y" III II oaa''es anu
John Hubbard. - :, Nv, = -.
Under the second resolutions VIM Bryant, VIM Parsons
+ w Hudoins Vim G. Cook Daniel Carmncs, Ed Rus
SELL X L Garrett rhos Icgg, IT., Jno SHIELD, Faren-
holt and Vim A Nottingham.
both delegations.
al Resolved That the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer
Examine. and Norfolk Argus, be requested 10 puoSh Inc
proceedings of this meeting. ~
CHRIST. CURTIS. Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28
For the Enquirer.


TO TIE TEEN ~ 9,iiE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG, ,;;
1,rg been solicited by many WARM nrrsent van
cal friends to announce myself c,u ,h amended Consti.
in the House of DeesaS use reflection consented
~ iIr cn and take this method oil declaring NY
didae Tor your sulIa4's- I'D o,s,ou proceed briefly
la ,n,o Won nv political position am ;; c M
believe that strict adherence 10 ''io ns,on IN wild
Constitution in itself subversve OF the
nhts and liberties of the States, ana, oy con " ''
I;non y ch was bcGueaihcd US oy GU, , heo,g ;, .
.nr,,, federal questions do mol properly oGons "
!t'"":'. @ in III. legislature Of the Stale, IL mas be.
nnc so u,uch the custom 10 discuss 'ic' , 90 a,; -
co w n refer to them briefly here Inc qucslohs OF
proper ~ rhich have so long divided parties IN this
,rr ,r far the present laid aside, ana me eoh'toihs
one seems to the Compromise "htn unue , s m %
sress pcc"n ; WINS onposed to it.. believed then as
now thai the South had been dtraaueu ., I' i'
ncng excluded from all partcipaton "a T iaror n
cured from Mexico and in taking from texas ,asc ol
in, If her land to be made free soil But
his shouId the North carry out in GOOD iah inc Cchsu'u
~ ,J cv,cute faithfully the fugitive slave law, II Is ~
NV onnion our duty, ii will be our pleasure 10 sally
around The Union Of these States and ON us a'arS swear
eternal icalty e,, c.ot. ,o,cv IA in ,ern,I
;nrovnmcnis cannot clow-citzens, too strongly con
ld,mn the reckless extravaganza when mas ou esls
nn for the last years particularly That .o'se ana
;os system should be pursued have do doubt; but we
I,re now literally grooming under deot Oh more uan
500 n 600 which has created by the con
duet of the peoples kepresehlaSes mus ;. 80
the resources subscribing Individual ends without rendering
any essential benefit the State Especially mas our por-
ton Of tide water Virginia been vctimzed by TINS course
and fear the end is yet. is the prorince OF ne people
n orr mis- and as far as this district is concerned should
be your pleasure elect me- in perfect accordance
with INV own views and wishes promise YOU 70 Voe TOT no
bill which in my opinion will not confer some dement, On TIE
whole and not merely on Il section OF The State
Many questions OF inetcs. arise during inc canvass
which will discuss fully and freely before YOU In conciu
sion allow me to say prepared TO obey The wishes OF
nv constituents and elected will serve you zealousy and
faithfully.
/ remain, with respect your felow,ct7en, .rtrp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

ESSEN.
AZ the late Convention of Virginia. in the amended Con
s,uon now submitted people, has entitled the Two
un,es %. King and Queen and Essex 10 only one repre-
sentative in the House of Delegates, and considering ue
ratification of this constitution certainty we beg leave Ia
recommend Col Richard Muse of Essex TO the democrats
OF these countless their most available candidate 10 s
election which will take place the second Monday IN De-
ccnlber. 49,,
Col Muse is known by all, gentleman OF high char
acer and ability and il every qualified 10 MI ti'
honorable office By much labor, undauncd energy and
bold unnchng advocacy of democratic doctrines he has
brought over the once VIGOROUSLY federal county q" Essex
10 the true esrsonan principles OF the democratic party
n has spared m time and halted sacrifice when the
democratic cause could re romoted and has always and al
nil times been ready and willing TO grid on his aros and
paauv TO 90 forth and do battle against the great odds o
The federal marty in his county. Such faithful services call
loudly for the gratitude and confidence Of his party, and
snud causc every democrat Of Essex "o work with might
and main 10 nv him with this honor which he 80 rich
~ deserves. :. ;,
No man in either county could elicctualy concen-
and bring ont the democratic strength Of King and
Queen Col A. extensively known throughout the county
and his many excellent qualities, Of both head and heart,
have uspred universal confidence and esteem The demo-
cratic majority in this county for congressional candidates,
has generally ranged from seventy ~ hundred; but owing
10 various splits caused the many aspants 10 Office the
county candidates. majority has scarcely NJ any time,
ceeied forty Bat by taking The gallant Colonel s our lea
der all these &c unae GsSenSions Will he aIlaycd and old
KING and Queen. once more herself WILL the 2nd
Monday in December $751; boldly march forth 10 tho tune
ot ore huai.r majority Muse and the democratic
MANY DEMOCRATS OF KING AND QUEEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28
T. TRrDwAy, Secretary.
Itna TIE ESuuIRER,
FOR TIE ENUCIRER
To The Voters Of Ner Kent Charles Cny "amss ItH VA


Jo Inc To,.rs Of Ner Kent Charles City, James City, VII
iiamsburg, York. Harrick and Elisabeth Guy
Gentemen Public meetings IN Charles City, "iiiafns,
burg and other portions OF the district nave ccplne,aea
the holding of convention williamsburg tor The purpose
Of nominating candidate for This Senatorial District MS
proposition my hearty approval II Is ue he wings
have very large majority in the district but ~en we re-
cc, tha, with apparenty overwhelming odds against us We
have heretofore sustained ourselves in the old Congressional
Legislative Senatorial and Conventional districts ana hao
in these converted hopeless nnortlcs INTO trlu-
phsnt malo.cs believe that the foul gerry
ander which has been p"Tetracd against U.S. In regard 10
the Senate and against which our delegate in the COnven-
linn earnestly protested will be sufficient quel the noble
sprt party and reduce us into silent ami aect &C
under the wrongs attempted be inflicted
i've have suIved fight redemption and the anX-
ous inquiry heard all hands-wio shall be our STAN
dard-bearcr Lemue j. Bowden Of Williamsburg has here
oc been our leader in every orlOrn hope and with most
address ability and success has always con-
Quoted our operations. When defeated and overpowered
By the number OF opponents has been his TO step for
ward and restore victory standard under his lead
Now we should feel condcn! Of victory, and should march
with an assurance of against the strongest leader
that whggery might select, to conduct It's forces
But il seems be the general IMPRESSION that the condition
of his private affairs will forbid his immediate entrance into
public life. His nine ten months absence from nome IN
attendance on The Convention MAKES necessary or MN
TO devote some time his domestic concerns; at all events,
his friends think that lie would prefer not being
candidate this time. Under these circumstances take
the liberty recommending 10 the convention ABOUT 10 as
sembIc nj Williamsburg and the voters Of the district
gentleman rreemncnty qualified for the siaon and Who
ii he be honored with nomination and agree 10 rum will
present a. many chances Of any other at least
with whom am acquainted The gentleman 10 whom
aludc is Edward Meredith Esq, of New Kent. lie Is
gentleman Of esnabc character OF great popularity
held very respectable poll last year for the House OF Dele
gates and would here and in all the lower part OF the
district the full and entire strength of the party.
II should be distinctly understood that whoever is selected
or candidate should forthwith cnicr into an active can
yass of the districts and if Mr. Meredith will do SO, feel
the strongest confidence in his We hope full
Convention will be assembled for the selection Of cand
date and if Mr. Meredith run, if another
should be nominated shall all into the contest
with the zeal and energy becoming Republicans who are
struggling in the sacred Of liberty and their country
YORK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-28

WAUGilS PANORAMA.-lt will be seen by notice
from the proprietor of Waugh's magnificent painting, now
exhibiting 1t the Odd Fellows Hail. that the exhibition is
drawing 10 Close Those who have not yet had the plea
sure should therefore, 60 at 10 see this very superior
work o. art very finely executed painting Eeprescn
ting the mos, interesting and beautiful views in the World
Crowds have nightly locked 10 see it, and all bear testimony
10 its very high order of merit We invite our readers 10
sec il, il they have already had that pleasure.