The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-28

The great OF the President of The republic
.I de boaDoy has consequently been off in
an hase TO take his place He left Paris this morning
rener Casteilane, the commander chief at LYONS
also heslaleS The only thing he has done is to assure
The Lyons journals Which sdssa ia psis a dsV
xxe Tong details OF the coup feat, and speak OF the
affair with great bitterness
fARis, Dec 9.-Ihe prisoners who have been sent 10
nam amount IA number to eight namely: General
Changarnier. Gen. Cayagnac (ysho II he had not been
arrested was TO have been married 10 Mde Oder this
very aayJ Zen de LamoncieIe, Col Charras, General
bedeau. Gen, Lefo NJ Baze, and M Roger (du Nord1
Inc prisoners are IN good health They have all been
allowed allowed 70 communicate with their families through the
medium OF the project OF police.
he representatives. arrested at the Marie OF the 10th
reimbursement consisted originally OF 1872 persons They
were all sci at liberty the day before yesterday with The
exception oil fourteen The principal prisoners in this
place are Generals Oudnot de Reggie and de Laursion
M. Piscatory. nj rhuroi de Roxere M Chambole, and
S. DaveTgler De haaranne, ultra oreaniss; N Eugene
Sue' M Pascal Duprat M. Greppo and M. Mot, mem
bers OF the Mountain; and with the exception of the
most violent, they are to be at liberty individually
from day TO day, condition OF giving their parole that
they will abstain from any hostile demonstration against
the President but they required 10 give in their
adhesion TO his government To-day General de Laurls-
Will remain in their present quarters till after the election
OF the President which, by his decree, is fixed for
the 2lst inst.
Not soldier is to be seen to-day from the Madeleine
to The Place de la Bas,lle Carriages circulated freely
and, though the weather is sloppy and dlsageeabe.
immense crowd OF persons throng the streets.
The accounts OF the lists of killed and wounded vary
from 5000 TO $50. list of 5000 has been shown me-
and another Of 1900, and another OF 1900. should
imagine THIS latter to be somewhat nearer the mark than
either OF the Others but that the carnage severe
there can be doubt. the nturiaed soldiers showed
no mercy, but bayoneted all who within their
reach oil whatever age they might have been
AS the cannon roared Tor couple of hours, mingled with
the sharp crack OF muske,y the havoc have been
appalling: Unfortunately, the English propensity for
has regret to say, proved fatal in many
instances 10 countryman Amongst the victims is
one OF the oldest English residents in this capital, Mr.
T. pariss, druggist IN the Rue de la Pax who killed
on Thursday afternoon in the discharge OF musketry
caused by the firing from house the troops they
werepassing. Mr. Parlss received two balls, and died
1t seems that the troops did their work efecually
that there are but few wounded left TO tell the fate Of
their prowess The returns from the hospitals have
Just been brought to me. There but thirty at the
hospital Of the Charlie, and eghtyseven at the Hotel
Deu But there are, OF course, hundreds of poor
manned wreiches who have sunk away 10 breathe their
last IN obscure corners no plying hand being stretched
forth to aay their dying agonies Scores OF wounded
men are also concealed by their relatives.
nhmber OF prisoners who made an aemp, TO escape
from their escort on Thursday evening were shot. A
prisoner who also attempted to escape this day from the
Conciergerie was also shot Thirty. young men belong
ing 10 the manufacturing establishment, who were
taken prisoners, are now IN course OF trial by court
martial.
Two hundred men, arrested at the barbados, were
taken yesterday evening" under strong escort, to the
prison bazas. Eighty two others, OF the most danger
Gus character arrested by the national guard of Belle
ville were also lodged in the prison Mazas Gold and
continue 10 be made Several persons captured on
Thursday yesterday placed in the cellars of the
Iuilleres 10 awai! their trial by coultmartia Two
hundred and ten Of the ex-gardens de mutt who are
known TO be devoted to Ledru Rolln and Causstiere,
have also been arrested, and are TO be tried.
PARIS, Dec. S-The Minister Of the Interior has sent
circular 10 the projects OF departments. containing nstruc
tons relative 10 the taking OF votes in the appeal 10 the
people, The following are the principal points:
The votes are to be taken the 20th and 2lst inst
The electors are TO be the persons who wond be entitled
TO in virtue OF the electoral law of the 18th of March,
ls49that is 10 say all those not aborng under certain
specified caons, who twenty years of age,
and have resided six months least a commune The
lists to be published at the latest the eh and
10 be definitely closed the 10Th The voting is 10 be
continued each day from eight O'Clock to four Electors
are to bring their voting papers ready prepared They
to contain the word yes or no.. as answer TO
the proposition submitted 10 the people by the Pesden,
OF The republic Immediately after the counting OF the
votes the result OF The bao! to be published, and the
voting papers, with the exception of those annexed TO the
The exact loss sustained BY the army in the late en-
gagemenis is not known One superior ocer and fifteen
soldiers killed, and three officers and hundred
and four soldiers wounded Almost all the latter have
received most dangerous hurts having been struck close
at hand This amount OF loss is considered heavy
looking al the nature of the resistance.
The last accounts received by the Minister OF the In.
terror from The projects OF departments favorable 10
the change which has recently taken place in the govern
Rent.
The ex representatives Of the Mountain Carboneau of
the Gers Ceyras (Coreze) Chabert (Ardeche Chaves
sieu (Lore) Gavarre tGes,) Gambon (Nievre) Gutter
Pyrenees Onentales,) Perdquier (Seine) Rchardet
(Gers) have been arrested during the night
We find the followin in the Pari<: The President
of the republic having beard NJ. Theirs Ill in the
prison of Mazas and that he could not receive proper at
enton there has ordered him to be removed to his own
home, and there placed under the surveillance OF the
police Nj. Theirs therefore set al liberty, and re-
turned this evening his hotel Mr.. Roger (du Nord)
has been set at liberty" M. THEIRS II is said, is about
to set out for Italy
The Moniieur Parisien says: ave are assured that
M Louis Blanc has been arrested az he was leaving a
nd abo n iak e
Yesterday morning, General Magnan, the commander
-chIef OF the garrison OF Paris, visited the military
hospital of the Val de Grace The general entered the
different wards and spoke in the kndest manner to the
OF the President of the republic. Before he left the hos
pi,a he thanked the medical attached to the esab-
shment for their attention TO the men under Their care
From the Val de Grace the general proceeded to the io-
tel Dieu, and afterwards TO the other hospitals and am
balances where wounded soldiers were lying Through
the hole OF the route he received with loud accla
nations.
M Nader de MoniJau, ancient councillor OF the court
of cessation, the father OF the representative, was ar
rested on Sunday. .
The follow ing proclamation is addressed by Louis Ma.
poeon TO the French people -
"Frenchmen Distur Dances have disappeared. What
be the decision of the people, society is saved The
first part Of my task is accomplished The appeal 10 me
nation TO terminate the struggles OF parties occasonei
knew, no serious risk 10 public tranquility.
why should the people rise against me-
81 I have not your conhdence-if your ideas are
changed-tbere is no necessity 10 shed precious blood
you have only 10 deposIte in the urn contrary vote m
always respect the decision of the nation; but, I'll
the nation has spoken shall not hesitate, at any sacr-
flee, to battle the attempts OF the factious.
The task, besides, is now become easy. On one
hand has been how mad was to contend against