New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-30
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nouhces that, for the future shall simply discuss the
arts ana literature IL abandohs It's political charac
ter. both III It's articles and IN It's calcatures. THIS
announcement; is signed by TWO of It's late editors
NM. Louis tuar' and Clement CaTaguol The third,
NJ. Tssxlle De.ord, has resigned.
Serious difficulties are stated to have
arisen between VI. Emile Grarlln and the share
holders OF the PrtSSe. The latter have commenced
proceedings 10 enforce the republication Of the jour
nal The Tribunal - the Seine has issued ar order
60 NJ Gfandln 10 that effect but the paper has nj,
appeared. VI Girarcln is SAID to have reinquished
his com eciiOn with the PTsSSe director and pru
cipsl editor
Three most striking facts are these.
/. Iha, Republican and Socialist books, especially
almanacs are still sold at all the booksallS.
,. That the Socialist sign OF the red triangle Is
still displayed Though the contrary has been
serted by the various Associations FrafcrRsliss
3 That the significant words Lberts, EgGiltc and
Fret1nie, sill remain on every public building IN
Paris
The booksellers say however, that they are ex-
pecting every day 70 receive orders not 70 sell any
but the most orthodox books while the associated
cafes close their doors every evening at dark, lest
all their h0blfueS be arrested.
The most important event of the 9th was
the issue of the following decree
In THE NAME THE FREN II PEOPLE The President of
the Republic the report OF the Minister Of olic In
sfruciCn and Worship seeing me ia" OF April 40 1921
seeing the decree Of FEB 20 1906 the ordinance
Of Dec. a. 1921 seeing the ordinance Of Aug %, 1880
DecIees, that the former Oh fch o ST. Gensveye re-
y,
terion ofts founder under the nyoc atom Of saine Gene-
we've. the pat, on SAINT OF Paris.
Measures will be eventually taken to establish the regu
tsr exercises Of pub worship the church according to
tSsredJ Louis NAPOLEON BoxlpARrE.
Minister Of Public Instruction and Worship.
Our readers are aware that this decree refers to
the Pantheon. This magnificent building which
since 1880 has been considered simply a splendid
monument to the brave men who fell IN the ReyOlu-
ton of that year. whose names are inscribed IN
golden letters upon It's walls, was commenced IN 1917
by the order Of Louis Nv. In 1871, the Constituent
Assembly, in the spirit OF the Revolution. changed
the character and name of the edlhce, calling 1t
Z" lie Pantheon Francais' In 1922 1t was again re-
stored as a church, and cOnSccrated such In the
name of Sainte Genevieve, by the Archbishop OF
Pans. But In 1880 1t again became the Pantheon
and now, By fourth transformation Is once more
a church 1t Is said that Mon,alembert demanded
this last change as part of the price Of his adhe-
zion, and that Of the Jesus generally, to the cause
of Louis Napoleon.
The first article which in a non-official
paper appears in the Pays from the pen of NJ do "a
be worse THAI the stua ION before the 81 of Decem
Der and that If the Constitution and the Assembly
have been swept away, the Republic and universal
suffrage remain.
Several distinguished members of the
Legitimist and 0reanist parties have sent IN their
adhesion 20 the Government. On the statement OF
a London journal, that the Prince de Joinville and
the Duke d'Aumale intended to place themselves at
the he ad Of movement IN France, there has been
meeting Of some OF the chiefs ofthe OIeanist party
at which IT was unanimously resolved 10 write 10
the Prince and declare that they could not support
any attempt on his part to keep up civil way
During the firing Of the troops on the
4th, Colonel Stuart and family OF Ne"aYork mar
rowly escaped from the balls that entered thelT
apartments III me same house. Some soldiers OF the
3Oth regiment shot on Thursday woman who was
discovered to have IN her possession twenty i've
polgnards aud quantity OF Cartridges. man,
loI, y ftkh lsh
force existed IN 1919 was crossing the Pont ST Michel
on THURSDAY, Carrying ammunition and two polgnards,
tn which he threatened the GaTde Republic aine,
stationed in vloettes on the bridge lie was arrested
and taken to the Prefecture OF Police, where he was
recognized rs having formerly been an agent OF
CausioIeFes As be had resisted and threatened the
guards who conducted him, he was shot, by order OF
the captain, IN the Rue de Jerusalem.
The following is an extract from a Sur
geon's letter, dated Paris, Dec 5:
81 cannot now give you much account VI the
av lul scenes that happened LeIe yesterday mar
rowly escaped being shot In the street AS many
were and having entered my hotel IN the Boule-
yarcs which were nlled with thousands Of troops, a
sudden discharge OF musSetry took place along the
whole llnel Obey after yolIey not house, scarcely
u window, was spared, whether containing combat
ants or not Before could rush from my room mus
ket balls entered by the window, from which had
retrea,ed but step or two. la another room was a
Russian family the brother, fine young man, and
his sister both struck by balls while Fastening
from the room WITH tner mOtEeT- he lazy u6u ncf
hand shattered the brother was shot IN the chest
IL have seldom felt more intense pleasure IN
my profession, than IN beng able TO give immediate
assistance TO these poor persons, for which other
wise they must have waited many hours They dis
played beautiful and generous devotion. each beg
ging IRE 10 attend first 10 the other There IS
house opposite ours that Is preached By cannon shot
fred into It at few feet distance The loss OF life,
which will never be published, must have been
awful. With characteristic peculiarly, ai.er the
troops had performed their unworthy task the mill
tary surgeons a, night, went from house 10 house 20
see after the wounded One of them told me he had
Just seen 90 dead and 80 wounded IN our immediate
neighoorhood The gre alter part OF the inJure are
non-combatans suddenly surprised IN the streets or
struck Down, unsuspectiDg danger IN their own
homes. Such scenes-ht enough, perhaps, for the
stormlug of an Arab tOwn-wlth an lndIscrlinlnate
attack On unresstirg houses, were never before
known. Paris
State of the Provinces.
Ii will be very long before any complete
and truthful history can be compiled OF what has
passed in the departments since the evenIOl "a d
Deceubar. The press OF Pans Is annlhl!at the