The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-30

HERALD al the valuable documents that may be able
A member of the Legislative Assembly, one Of my
friends gave me full account OF the names Of those
Tenth ward and proclaimed the dchsanc Of Louis Nspo
leon send it to the HERALD, which viii be the only
paper in America that will have correct list Of those
noble and courageous citizens There the suthen
tic copy of the setting Of the bright chamber which
was snnSlatsd None Of these documents are to BE-
found In the newspapers for none Of them would dare
publish them under the present oppressive
The press of Paris reduced to two Journalistic Satire
and lie Conshutionel--for the others, which daily
published but the reimpresson Of those two sheets
The Journal des Dats the of being suppressed
for having published letter of NJ Mole which was
protestation sgainst his nomination member Of the
Consultative Committee M. Bsrtin its publisher
sent for at the Eys6e and told in very strong
that he had better remain quiet he wished to
the Office Of being the only mirror 81 the
ment newspaper This cannot think right, and IN my
opinion it would have been more honorable for the D5as
The civil has decidedly broken out In the depart.
ments; and, though the French newspapers are daily
publishing the most favorable accounts received from
every part OF the country it is certain fact that prise
dare: has taken place in many places OF eighsy-six
departments OF which France Is composed have
about half in state of siege and If this continues
the whole country will be under this Of treatment
The latest news received from the south is that in the
BG .7es the socialists have been victorious and have
driven out all the soldiers and public officers Thus it
may be seen that the atterers of Louis Napoleon who
dare TO that By his coup eat he has aunhilated
1862 and the socialists all wrong for the con-
rsry the President has fastened the time which
are Like the spirit Of evil Of the gospel uOses qgene
detoret.
The affair of the twenty Eve millions roughly Dor.
rowed from the hank by Mr.. Oasabsncs has been
what explained By the Eses; but whatever may be the
sayings Of the party il. is certain fact that these
twenty five millions have been taken the cellars of
the National Bank to pay the expenses of the coop
can say as positive fact that during all thes days Of
foll5ws AN officer fifteen francs the second oficer
five francs and the soldiers franc extra and above
the regular salary Besides this regular supply Of
if,ssfo1
and your readers, that the defenders of
pubic order who were on duty for the most part
The ocal report of the government gives che follow
ing table of the losses of the army
70 soldiers killed among whom L officer.
1874 I" wounded II
This is ell right but what the number of the unfor
tunate citizens who have been cooly murdered whilst
they were only promenading the boulevards!
The Archbishop OF Pans according to certain reports
had been arrested and kept prisoner in his hotel This
take place il not because II had been proposed but
it decided that this would be too unpopular aud of
noble priest, as soon as he knew the terrible events
which mad taken place Thursday evening left his
hotel accompanied by one of his Wears and visited
every place where the wounded aud dead hal been
posted Since that time the respectable Archbishop Is
daily visiting the families those who have lost
relation or friend and giving them help and comfort
private decree signed BY Louis Napoleon, has been
issued which restores the Church Of Ste Genevisve
generally known as the Pantheon to the Catholic rel
gon This, a matter Of course Q concession made
to the Catholic clergy obtain their and good
NJ Theirs, who restored liberty, again seized
on .sday morning by four policemen whilst he
on his friends without explaining anything to him,
they threw him into poscha which drove him to
Ksbl on The frontier Of Germany; When he was ses
down the head OF the police told him wherever
he pleased threatening him, In he returned 10
Prince he would be sentenced to death.
There a rumor that N Louis Blanc had attempted
to enter France and had been arrested This untrue;
and was told BY an American gentleman who called
upon me this morning. that he had secn Louis Blanc In
Lon DON
The cities of Sale and Rabat, two possessions Of the
Bey Of Tanger In Africa destroyed by feet
the 22d ut. 1t will be remembered that justice
dnied to the Consul Of France ut Tanger and that he
wrongs with cannon. Having refused redress as de-
manded the Bey Of Taneer treated TO bombshells;
and when he his cities ruined then hegranted every
thing Too late alas for the unfortunate citizens who
had nothing to do with the matter
am sorry to announce at the end of my letter that
among the poor individuals who wounded during
the struggle Of Thursday last American gentle
msn--Mr Jones, relation Of Commodore Jones lie
crswd Amputstion was thought necessary. and IL or
| will take place to day. b. II. X
The French Rsvol utIon.
The most perfect calm continues to prevail, but the
standing all the sxertions Of the police there are st
scme City sixty mbers Of the Mountain in the
National Assembly in Paris every night At one place or
preoauon Is made by the authorities against any sud
den movement II certain that money freely dis
barbados There ars sad accounts from the d. part
ment; Clsmeoy and many other towns have been In
vaded by socialist bands who have murdered respects
bic inhsbitants violated femsie and committed other
horrible excuses Some small towns In the Var still
in the hands Of the socialists and bands Of from ATTY to
hundred recurring the country districts robbing
and numbering No alarm Is felt by the government as
20 the result but will be work Of time to que the
move mept and the greatest feared IL n
Known that all this outbreak has been organized and
that chiefs Of the Mountain direct the operations
ders have been sent by telegraph to the authorities to
show mercy to these pundersrs and asssssins and
several Journalists who had given the hrst signal Tor
rising have been arrested Great anxiety felt Tor the
result Of the election. The conflict Is now between
arohy and order
Of eS has Issued order Of the day declaring that
the Chamber Of Commerce of that has violated the
eoptitutiye law of its existence by expressing on De
csmber m opinion OF the acts OF the executive power
He ntses that for the interest Of the town. he does
not ,sh to act Vigorously towards IT. but be declares
tons to mix itself up with politics Il shall be immediate
The following particulars of the affair at clamecy are
from The socialist resurrection broke out
Saturday ntrning in the town Of Camecy. The hremen
q the National Guard with the genearnere, attemped
and many others wounded The rieers sounded the toe
tin and remained CT the town which the autho
rites evacuated taking refuge In the neghborng ham
lets The mob from the country the number Of from
5cc0 to eco entered the town The subpreiecure was
and the insurgents delibefatcd amongst themselves,
whether they should torture their victims before they
killed them A. soon 3, the project wa, informed Of
On Sunday evening the advanced guard met, at
about mile and half from Clancy patrol Of the in
surgents who fred the troops The cavalry returned
Il and i've Of the rioters fell Fresh reuforcemeus OF
troops arrived during the night and this morning they
bvouacked within sight OF the town. where the tocsin
heard constantly sounding battery Of artillery
was momentariy expected, and which would be mme
daey broue Into play In order to spare the blood OF
brave troops 1t probable that, by this time the
riot has been put down"
The department Of the Gers Var, and Loten Garonne
declared In state OF siege From Basses Alps there
IL bed news. Paris IL Tranquil.
decree places the departments Of the Gers the Var
the Lot and the Lot-et- Garor In state Of siege.
The hfa,aep announces the lo,s Of the army in the
late events to have been officer and "a privates killed
and IL officers and 1s7 privates wounded.
The Pafie publishes the following votes OF the army
OF
Votes for Louis Napoleon. i6e
Against o..
Il
The Pat,ie contIsdcts the report circulated ct the
Bourte relative to In the systsm Of Taxation
NJ Nader Montjsu, father of the representative
| wounded on the barbados has been set at liberty.
The Postmaster General has published the folio wing :
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