New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-24
ORDER REIGNS In PARIS.
the USURPeR TRIUMPHANT!
No More Fighting In Paris.
THE PROVINCES SUBMISSIVE.
Dates from Paris to December 8.


afternoon, with dates from Liverpool to the
10th, and London and Paris to the 9th Dec
PARIS, Monday. Dec. 8, 1851.
The following proclamation Is addressed by Louis
Napoleon to the French people,
FREScHsgS Disturbances have disappeared.
Whatever De the decision Of the people society is
saved.
The frs, part of my task is accomplished.
The appeal TO the nation TO terminate the strug
gee Of parties occasoned. knew, no serious risk TO
public tranquility.
Why should the people rise againit me-
III have not your confidence, II your ideas are
changed, there Is no necessity TO shed precious
booo you have only to deposit IN the urn Goa
Iary vote.
always respect the decision OF the nation but.
till the nation has spoken, shall not hesitate at any
sacrifice to battle the attempts of the fsctious.
The task. besides, is now become easy. On one
hand, it has been seen how mad 1t was to contend
against an army united and disciplined. amin ,tet BY
honor and patriotism ON the other, the tranquil at
titude OF the people OF Paris the reprooaton with
which they stematiEed the nsuIrectlon sho y for
whom the capital pronounced.
In the populous quarters where formerly the in
surrection recruited itself so quickly among the
wOrkmen, easy Of seduction. anarchy now encoln-
tered only the greatest repugnance for Its dstesaole
eXcltements.
Thanks for such a change Is due to the in.el
gent and patriotic population of Paris. Let them be
convinced more and more, that my only ambition Is
10 secure the repO>e aIu prosperity OF fianCe bet
the people OF Paris continue 70 aid the authorities,
and the country will be able to perform IN calm
ness the solemn act which Is 10 naugurate new era
for the Republic.
Count d'Arsoul. Governor of the Bank OF France
has published letter denying what he terms the
"caumnlous reports OF IS 900 600 OF francs having
been taken out OF the Bank by order OF the Govern
ment. lie further declares that up to the date OF his
letter. Saturday, the 9Th portion whatever OF that
sum has been touched.
A decree in Tire MortsR places the departments
Of the Herault and the ard in state Of siege
The 3th Legion of the National Guard OF Pans Is
dissolved and disarmed
The English Journals Of Saturday were delivered
on Monday morning as usual.
FIVE T. M.-The Minister OF the Interior has ad-
dressed circular 10 the Projects OF the Depart
ments containing instructions relative to taxing the
votes OF the people.
The votes are to be taken the Goth and 2lst inst
Those electors will participate IN the election
who are qualified by the law of the slss OF March,
1919.
There have been tumults at Lille, Moulins, and
Theirs, but they were soon quelled.
The last accounts received from the departments
by the Minister of the Interior are stated to be sat
lsfactory.
The Minister of the Interior has addressed a cir
culsr 70 the Commandant OF the National Guards Of
Paris, expressing dissatisfaction at the conduct OF
several OF the teRlons.
The National Guards OF Beueyille had assisted
the military with great spirit.
The Project OF the Nord has published procla-
nation to the inhabitants OF that department, thank
iDS iOt uiS iiouitu VI AhO Nouse
OF Order.
Several representatives of the Mountain were ar
rested on Sunday night
The Project OF Police has addressed circulars TO
the CommissaIies of Police of Paris, which COM
mand that all the causes OF agitation must be sup
pressed by practicing on large scale system Of
searches and arrests"
1t is said that NJ Thiers is about to set out for
Italy.
4 considerable amount Of business was transacted
at the Bourse to-day.
Oneupd OFF OF.
closed at 96f 55c fer the end of the month the Three
per Cent?. closed at 5sf soc.
BY DEGREES OF the President OF the Republic, bear
ing date the 9th, the following appointments have
been made on the proposition OF the Minister OF
the Interior u. Maurice Duval is appointed
Commissary Extraordinary Of the Government IN
tere, lle-et- viaine, Loire Inferieure Morbihan,
Maine et-Lore, La Vendee, and Mayenne VI.
earlier, exPrefect OF Police, has been APP
pointed TO similar post IN the departments OF the
Aer, the Cher, and the Eieve. The follow
ing appointments OF projects have also taken
place M. Beaumons-Nassy TO the department
OF The Aisne, IN place Of NJ. Corbn NJ. Pierre
Lerop, Secretary. General OF the Minister OF the
Interior, to the department Of the Cayados, In
the place OF NJ MorIsot NJ. Gerard de Vlesaison,
sub-prefect Of SAINT Omer prefect Of the Haute-
Loire, IN the place of NJ. de VldaaR NJ Clement,
mayor Ct the 18th reimbursement Of Paris, 70 the
ONE, ia the place OF NJ Pauize d'lvoy, NJ. Costa,
formerly sub-prefect TO the TaIn CT Garonne, IN
place Of VI. Pardeilhar- Mezin. VI. d. Tanlay, ex-
Mason ard VI. Rogmat formerly sub-prefect 10
The AIM in place OF NJ. Chansl The decree OF No
venter 30 Is revoked in what relates TO the appoint
ment OF NJ de raniay TO the Prefecture OF the lndre-
etLOire, NJ Brun beng maintained in hls functions
Of the Project Of that Department.
The Project OF the Department Of the Nord has
lust published the folio wing proclamation
Inhabitants or THE DEPARTMENT or THE NosD
France, society and civilization have trlumphed.
The enemies Of our homes, Of oW families, OF our
present anu our future are yanquished The elect Of
a "a lshes his DFOyldentlal for
the happiness OF France and of Europe Electrified
by the name Of Losis Napoleon Donaparte, and con-
hdent in his word and In his deyotedness, our
admirable army has crushed anarchy. There can
De but one sentiment III the heart OF honest men,
tina. Of gratitude toward Louis Napoleon Boaapalie;
let rally round him, and return thanks 70 Provi-
dence, which has chosen him 20 save Us. Inhabn-
ants Of the Department Of the Sord, you have had
confidence IN the Government and IN the Pfelect
who represents Il IL the midst OF you thank you
for your patriotic cooperation BEssoS.
The Council-GeReral OF the Department Of the
Indirect Lore, on receiving the meas OF the Presi-
CENTS appeal 10 the people assembled Spontaneous
ly and voted an address OF congratllation TO him
Tie ex Repre- seLtatves Cf the Mountain, Car
bOneau, Of the Gers Ceyras, (CoueZeD Chabert,
(ATdeche,l Chavassieu, (LoireJ Gavanet, Gers
CANTON, (NieueJ Gutter, fPyTenees OnentaIes,)
Peroiguler, (selIe,l RichaIdet, (Jurs,) have been
arrested curing the night
We ind the following IN the Pdtrls "The Presi-
dent OF the Republic having heard that NJ. Theirs
Was III IN the prison OF Mazas and tina. he could not
IttCft sncfts Hde OtltItu nun W
20 removed to his own home and there placed under
the surveillance efthe police VI. Theirs was there
fore set a. Liberty and returned this evening To his
hoie.. ". Roger (du Nordl has been set At liberty"
VI. Theirs Il i sslc about 90 set out for Italy.
The Mo1sifeHr Payzsea says. We assured tina.
~ LOUIS Blanc las been arrt sted as he was leaving
steamer and about TO take the railway.
On Monday morning, sth inst, Gen Msgnan, the
Commander. hief ofthe garrison OF Pans, visited
the military hospital Of the Val dc Grace. The Cen
eTal entered the different wards and spoke in the
klndest manner to the wounded men, promising them
The notice and protection Of the President Of the Re-
% lie Before be left the Hospital he thanked the
mec.ca. attached 10 The establishment for their
atteInon 10 the men under their care. From the
=. sc Grace tue General proceeded 10 the Hotel
Dleu, anc afterwards TO the other Hospitals and am
tl-a1tc.s where wounded soldiers we're lying
Through the whole Of his route he received with
LOUD accamations.
1 nc Prefoc, OF Police addressed, on Saturday, the
following circular 20 the COnImissaHes Of Police OF