New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

sion. gradually coming 10 the support Of avaig-
mac 80 that the same candoe.es WHO ran ut the
last election may again figure n thls. II LOUIS Nao0-
leon bec0mes cons;iiut.olaily eligible. Il NJ "a
valgnac Is the only caniijue thus fa-, who rla be
said 10 have the rcwciest chance Of success
The McsSoPtr, "a Paris rews1aDer. VAS ycs.prl Inv
seized al The Post-oce and at Tie publication rooms
by Tie PTOcuTcur-GeneTal Il contained An announce
merit that II Regiments Of the Fir. Military Division
nld Just receIy" orders dreC, from the Minister o.
War, 10 march to PaTlSihat the routes Of ea were
laid down, and the day that they were 70 .rriyr ini
Gated The editor and W-l.cr u the article are 10 De
prosecuted for the publication OF false rect ana OF
statements calculate 10 disturb the public peaca
Several important arrests have been made 40 AZ
SelAeS durlDg the past week. Knives, pOlgnaris, =
SW0To cane; IercusSian caps cartridges, together
WHn pOnucal papers OF q dangerous dye, have been
lound IN the rooms OF young man, whose peaceful
occupation OF bakers apprentice would seem 20
rcnCer the possession Of such tools unnecessary 10
say The least, while In a neghboTing apartment
discovered portraits Of the denagogle ea1ers eigei
with red, beside compromising letters, and lists %
wcll-knoWn persons destined 70 the gIilOtne, or 20
revolutionary vengeance.
work Of considerable importance has Just been
announced in Paris. The first volume, entitled la
CoHStHuahte contains an abstract Of all the important
governmental proceedings since February, 1873 the
acts passed by the Provisional Government the
names of the members who composed the COnstitu-
ent Assembly, with bnef sketch Of each every vote
taken IN that Assembly, 10 the number OF 1920 an
abstract Of each days sermon, with quotations from
the most important speeches. ana the text Of the
stltutlOn The second volume which Will soon follow,
viii contain the history and the proceedings OF the
Legislative Assembly IN the same detail, WIN the
laws eXphcatve OF or defiance Of the constitution,
such rs those mutllang the suffrage and restraining
the liberty Of the press.
In report Just submitted 20 the Assembly, find
the following interesting particulars. There are
100000 copies Of newspapers printed IN Pans every
day 100000 Of these for subscribers in Pans, or
for sale IN the street and at the news ohceS s2o0
foreign countries III 900 for the departments,
published at different hours OF the day, and contain
ing those Of the morning. the session of the day be-
q
day. During the year 1918, the MoniteiT, the ON
cal paper. occupied 5Sl5 Of is columns with the re-
port OF tie daily legislative debates in lS4g, 1l61
and in 1850, 6,64S The space required by these de-
bates has much increased under the Republic, al
though there IS but one Chamber, instead Of two
These details are given IN repor; on proposition
relative 10 means Of assuring perfect Importantly
in the accounts given by different journals Of the
legislative deliberations and judicial audiences" No
two papers alike IN their reports, the senograph-
ers considering themselves ~ liberty 10 alter cut
ont or add, according to the political tendencies Of
the journal TO which they may be attached.
Over one million OF francs were spent IN PARIS
during the month OF March, upon the various thea
terS, balls. and other places ol amusement As lar
a. the prosperity OF these establishments Is clue TO
the general welfare OF the city Paris has nearly re-
tuncdtO isnorma state. for the total spent IN March,
lsi1, Is but few thousand francs advance OF that
OF this year
Mr. William Bond of Cambridge Massachusetts,
has Just been elected corresponding member OF the
Astronomical Section of the Academy OF Sciences, 10
supply vacancy which has lately occurred
The directors of "A swindhng California company
have Just met their deserts from the Tribunal Of
Correctional Police The company was founded at
tie time when the gold fever was raging the stock
was fixed at $2,00000O. All the money received for
shares was embezzed, and all the goods conf1et 10
them on commission were sold iOr anything tney
would bring The rOgues were condemned 10 differ
ent periods of Imprisonment.
The Partisan journals have published Mr. Fill
mOre's Cuban proclamation, and commend II as an
energetic and seaSonable protest against the buc-
caneerng designs Of the patriots. G.B.F.