The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-30
Of the Lyons and Avgnon Railway for the 10th instant.

luteU0lOG cOWp0Cltor9 declare
fore the 18TH and ct the time deposit list of their
subscribers Caution money, to the amount of three
millions Of francs must be deposited In the Cssse des De
pots ct censspAons on the evening before the a5ud
The Constitutional gives the following intelligence
nom the Bases Alps:-"An the department Of the Bias
Alps is In the power of the socialists The mails
stopped and the couriers secured The
are opened and all these addressed to public functions
ries conhscated More than four thousand insurgents
have invesed the Chef leu Dgne About three thous-
and men from the rural communes at Siserton,
take possession Of the citadel which is oay
guarded by eighty men, The municipal authorities
have been compelled to resign their functions and
ciast commission Is sitting ct the Hotel de VILE The
sub prefect and oil the authorities have entered the
oil the appearance of place taken BY assault. The
government has received intelligence of what has taken
place ana adopting ensrseic measures for the repres-
The Bfonieu publishes the following Proclsmstiop
@Frencbmep. The disturbsnees are aupeased What.
ever may be the decision Of the people society is
saved The first part Of my task Is accomplished The
struggles Of parties knew would cause any serious
risk to the public tranquility. =
Why should the people have risen agains. me I?
" II do not any longer possess your con6dence-ii
your idess changed-there is no occasion TO make
precious blood flow It will be sufficient to place al
sion Of the people.
But as long as the nation shall not have spoken
shall not recede boiore any effort before any sscGcs to
defeat the attempts Of tie factions That task
sides. made essy 10 me. . Is
son the hand has been seen how foolish II is to
struggle against an army uaited by the bonds Of dc-
pine and animated by the sent u:nt Of military honor
and By devotion TO the mother country
On the other hal the calm attitude of the people OF
Paris the reprobaiop with which they condemned the
inturrection, have stihsd with sufficient
whom the capital pronounced itself
In the populous quarters in which insrrrection for
merry recruited itself SO quickly among ouuYias doele
with respect 10 such matters anarchy sion,
able to trd nothing but repugnsnce fo- these de-
testable exctstons Thanks be rsDered to the intel,
bgent and patriotic population Of Paris Let 1t per
susde itself and that my only ambition is to
insure the repose and prosperity of frsnce-
the country will be ab soon to accomplish, in tranquil
lily the solemn act which must inaugurase new era for
ozone at the Palace of the Eysee the 9Th pee 1851
"LoUIs NAPOLEON BoNaPARrE"
decree, published in the Moai.epr institutes
mi'eion con posed Ct NJ Monery President OF the Ch am
Der Ct Commero of the Seine the Mayors CT the ID 9th
and sth arron disseuents, Arnal N. aad NJ. joy,
architect to inquire into the damage sustained by In
victims the insurrectiou of the Cd 18th, and
5th instant The Project Of the Seine is President A
credit Of eco COO francs placed at the disposal OF the
commission for the first expenses.
appears to be true that Theirs has left Paris It
is said that be obliged to sooner than he intend
ed as he bad been imprudent enough Immediately after
Council of Louis Napoleon had sitting to-day, but
nothing has transpired respecting the proceedings.
The President OF the Republic has received several
ASA sins but lie pays little if any attention to them
He cut 1t is true with guards but In open
fisge and the opiren d many OF his friends that
we NAV Judge by the state of the public funds the
accounts from the departments occasion little alarm
dent of the certainty OF The speedv of
the socialists Their manifestations have evidently
done much mere to promote than reard the cause OF
Louis Napoleon -Corespond,n u London Giote l2ih
DECREE OF LOUIS NAPOLEON.
The following decree Is published In the Moniteur -
PRESIDENT OF the republic on the proposition OF the
minister ne interior considering tnat france rec
oros snor ano tnat TOT zoo many years society
hss been profoundly disqueted and troubled by the ma
chnstions OF snarcny ana by the insrrrectonaoe AZ
npu o. members ., the secret socsses AM noefss-d
oh'o's, musys rseuy 70 oeeosne os eno,
GER M MAJ ~ 'ns eonso. nsp' =, ss.4
81 -" = s Sissy "a sn ny ~ oy eoap
qui " labor ana pubic order OUT upJnt
sttseks ana dep orace esumnies on the sound part
~. .a. ~ ; ~ 80 y. csa.-. - ,hs, !, a. $3.50.
ia y, ss s,s 81. s.;a a. - 80 m.n. . ~ 81
ns aus o' humanity Win 'he i"'eres' VI sele'a secu
ny .,-,.., H. Al
v ' a. n,y ~ Pa.ee uuueI sae ~ "
te Po', ssA yo p.v,.. s.J va sAe s,.e-se ~
rn.,.i ..ssv a. n.r,,ant,srv oaion, Of r.,snns =,
gnsisI saiesy, 70 psntenusry coaony on Sssenne
n ~. suasioa y. VIC ~ @ "'V s' IT, ~
am. measure hall be applicable to individual,
proved 20 have formed part of tecret societv Art
The fact CT being placed under the surranee Of the
police ball be for the future 10 give the
the right of determining the place in which ths con-
dsmn.d must reside Mter undergoitg tns punsnmen nv
proving the continued presence Of the condemned in
Wv P'aVo VI no fesr.nSc 81 sesNene" ~ o.,
and IN IT'S bort. II nterdfcted 20 All individuals psceu
under the surveillance OF the police Art Tne indiv
susls designated by the preceding article shall Dc
Obliged TO quit Psris ana IT'S bdnhee within ten Gays
hom the premuieation me deere unless she
shs have obtained pei fassion 70 remain rom the al
mnistration There shall be delivered, to those whe
may demand IT, teuWe de route II Dc seconrs' when
tba nx their route to their place OF birth, OF that
which they msy bave Designated. Art o. In
case OF violation OF the measures prescribed by
Articles and OF the present decree OFFENDERS
may be transported. as measure of general safety
TO peneentisry colony a. Cayenne or In Algeria Art
Persons transported In virtue Of the present decree
.hs be sutjected to hbor in the peniteotary estsb
sbmtnt they shal be deprived OF their cvii and po-
ticsl rights; they shs be subjected to military turis
dctopi the military laws shall be spp'iesoe 10 them
However In case Of escape from the establishment the
transported shsl be condemned TO imprisonment which
cannot exceed the time during which they msy tosu
have TO femain in transportation They shall be sun
jscted to military dis spine and subordnation towards
their chiefs and keepers whether civil CT military dur
he sreeuiive govsrnm. mt rhall settle the orssn1su
Of these peniientiary colonies:
Done at Paris at the Elysee National the Council o.
Ministers being beard. the sth Decemb@r
LOUIS NAPOLEON BoEAPARTE
A. DE NOISY, Minister 81 the Interior.