The New York herald., 1851-12-24

the troops and addressiDg ths soldiers said do not
believe that the have anything TO fear
from the army 1t 10 true that you would dare to
The oonnander immsdiatsy, with bow Of the great
the expsrinsnt-you have only to endsavor to resst-
We should sst with the greatest respect but We 'hoad
The representatives replied in great agitation. Re
and Kersry but not We'll grounded they under sur
President Dssge Deruss house wss also Occupied by
the military Leon Faucher protssts against bis name
Of the gsners Who were rs ss1sssd At NJ rnisss are
rent to Ham. Latest arrests give satisfaeten.
1t s repsrtsd that COL Charms died Of the wound re-
two three othee representatives want It
Is said BauAn not killed but severely wounded
The excitement q the people in Paris h caused BY the
The great body Of workmsn did not intend to rise
men can b brought to the capital in few hours
required.
The Giotss correspondent says" The troops de-
votedt the President Tworegmente entering Paris
Piled 70 some cries Of Ies "a Repuolique' BY unAni-
The cabinet is modified N. Ducas has been appointed
tains the ministry Of conms,ci. hall The AZ Assembly
is demolished BY the Asssmblv authorities
The news on Wednesday nom the provinces was very
with sympathy in BOrdssas, Lille, ROusn and other
tovns. The commercial classs were greatly satisfied
with the change ATE On Wednesday, Bourdeaux
The following received By electric telegraph ap-
pears in the London Times of yesterday
list Of 80 names, forming the consulting commits
sion named by the President Of the republic, is pub
lished In the Monitc IL II composed OF represents
tyes gisrates municipal fnctionass prefec.s and
NJ. Baroche has accepted the vice presdsncy group
Of about 200 men continued shouting and singing on
Wednesday night They we're particularly noisy
esch detachment of troops regiments passed Strong
arsa,s S,, s ,ns M snc snS so's
large force occupied the Boulevard st. Martin till past
two o'clock In the removal of the barrcade Of the Rue
ksmbutexu on Wednesday night, some insurgents
killed and three soldiers killed and wounded. The
whole Of the Gendsrmerie Mobile, the Pompers, and
voted for the continuation Of the power Of Louis Nspc
leon. The shop Of Lepags, the amourer, Of the Rue
Richeen was attempted to be pillaged on "Wednesday
night The passers by compelled the piagere to dest
NJ Lepege, ope Of whoes windows was broken, subse-
quepy removed his goods The representatives arrested
fornel ly member of the Constituent Assembly has been
arrested. permanent court martial has been named
to try the prisoners taken by the troops Tuesday and
SEVEN r M--rhere has been sgh. in the streets
from midday until ye o'eock in the Quarters ST. Mar
tin and St Denis The ns direction has been queed in
all per,s Cannon required destroy several bar
ricades: The troops returned to their barracks
Tie Morning Chronicle correspondent writing on Thurs
day ssys:There Is still great deal Of uneasiness and
IL eppJ osed that the day will pass ever without
further outbreak. This morning several coaches aud
made them into barricades Orders have. con,
'equently been given by the police that all the hackney
coa hes and eabrosts in the QUARTER Of the Has the
whole Of the Fsubovrg st Antoine and other disturbed
parts OF the city sha main at home aud that Of
them be allowed TO take up their places the usual
stands The circulation Of omnibuees in the same
quarters also prohibited 1t isremarksd that the only
persons killed or wounded yesterday representa-
tves OF the people who easily known by their scX
and other enbleme. IL In said that the troops have
ceiyed orders to ehoot them whenever they ind them
about the herricades IL is said that yesterday there
only enc shot tired by the insurgents Al eight in
thseytr rg there eiDsls oArricaae len from
the qusys 10 the Csree St. Martin. All were 10 potses
tion CT tie troops
A"CozsuiiDg Commission TO replace Professionally
the Council OF state dissolved hss been named. The
following decree has been issued signed Louis Nspoleo
bonspsrte. Presidsnt The Republic and counter
sqp-d by M. de Merry the Mui,t.r OF the Iutsrior:
-. In the nsnre 20 tsc Pr~nch fecrfe-fnv vsden. of
he R.plc b.rg dssirous, 10 the
q the Leabstvs boay and Of the Council of State
surround hipsef with men ceservedly eriny.pg
ten snd confidence of the country h.s formed
sulfstive con nission coDpoeec of the owing
Then follow the names Of eighty peTsons.)
Ihe emily Journal that appeared on Wednesday
morning are the Dtoas Coassfasat, PGirie, and .4s
setas Nci'ose, (tle latter Published hall steet)
and the Jaw rsptrs. the Gazette d.s a. tunGla and the
BTo.i The Ccdutionn,i has the following on the i'm
pcrtant change that has taken place in the govern
ment-
II unnecessary fer ray that the procamstons
spd documents which appeared in Paris yesterday
ing pTocuced an immense sensation. The news, 10
usual in ell great events, spread with the rapdty of
lightning There was emotion on every side and aston.
isLnsIt rovhsre, There was emotion, because the act
was important one there astonishment, be-
cause the act was Of nature that Vas foreseen. The
such that could oply be remeded by extraordinary
The parties hostile to the executive power
tie PesSsp, Of the rspubs That orpOt:uny f.ps
another prepared for sending the elect Of
votes 20 Vneennes IL the plan succeeded the Assembly
ether udee b. SIDES tse between and Presdent
Of the republic The President If the rspubc only pre-
vented imminent aggression with which he was threat
sncd aud instead OF proceeding the Assembly would
have done that Ia to cay In constituting himself judge
and paE.y,he abolished, restricted and established
L.. a.allfs
bringing the eector TO the place where he ought vote
and BE- akef the whole Of the French people udxe be-
Napoleon puts the shortest possible Interval bstxssn
this grand national consultation and the decree which
nstitutes Il. in order TO bring within the closest possible
limit the Duration cf power which might be reproached
II were &C be prolonged, with wanting sanction THIS
act of stEct impsrtiay has been undrrstood by the
population 4 Paris a. Il will be Throughout the whole
q IiGnce. Psri. although agitsted has not witnessed
theshshi.st disorder ON any point. The people com
ineht on lie proclan.sons and tn DEGREES with ni-
Louis Napoleon who went through several quarters of
Paris was ssluted with numerous acclamations Thi.
day which viii be remarkable In hs history viii have
TIE eject of preventing all the mioT;unss which
exrsstsd In 1861
The tttets and the -asmmbt. Ha,iorGie abstain from
remarks.
The following decree was posted up on Tae.dsy
Con,ider.ng that the sovereignty resides In the uni
yenaly ofthe citizens aud that no frsston Of the peo-
PIE can aiiiitute TO ittsn the exercfe Thereof
CorsGcIng the laws aud docress which have hitherto
regulated The mose c tppssl to the reople and rss;eg
uftIeea ol kSe frGcdC-, =, tke -1.t
nd2lt frisir In the year the Rs ab. tLe dee.,s
ct IL. 20t tIeel year Jo and the S,is's ftsa.e Ct
the .slh IluotL scar u
Tie Piss.d,nt q the Republic dsc-tes 90 follovf
Art. The frereh people are toie1uy coLvoksG IN
tb rssr, civu d trcs fer the fourteenth e this ITs
cent mouth q D,c,nbsr, to scosp; rt,es; de .us
lug ts,t,,ific -
fhs tftneh reopls wiz ire r.!tissAuee Of The "a.
ttcTiy loes s-ppol.op nonAys-:e aud deleg 4es 10
MN ne bec.stary 70 frame cCnstl lutCn the
tt l.rttea in tis Er,cismsil0n ci TIE u Of pccsm
AT 2 AN Trsnchmen aged 2l. ar1 enjoying their
ciN and ythicsl figtis called Upon 10 vote Tnsy
Duit fiy tncr bsite inscribed te electoral hs.s
in coL;t rmty With tLe l.w 81 he l5h March 1872
having iaaled The cvsei,sns rsqGirea ty the ID lss
thee ~, fofI.A.ion 81 he lists
Art . On receipt of The present decree the mayors
Of Teach ccmmgne viii open two Tsgs:srsOns o: Gcep.a
ton. sbt tie other a. epsaioB of tas pijcs.
Tie fth Article fta.es that tssee regstes 60 b.
clfst the 2lth Nscemher Tue o.her atclos CT the
dscse gunt out tie node OF tssug the votes aud
nEsg tL.n 10 II is dated from the Elyfte and signed
LOUIS NAPOLEON BJNAPARcE
CetLisTtEnsd by the Minst.r CT the Interior.
DL M0RNY
THE D. sOLUTIoN CF THg ASSEMBLY.
lie ct'ie't E0srt ~ the afHtar Cafonice thus de-
t'rtet tie cstCigon "a tse Ass-ulply no ones Lion