The New York herald., 1851-12-24
their disposal and that the 10th Legion was prepared
49, fop1 ham frou, ,auv v{ot

their disposal and that the 10th Legion was prepared
Thi.hsr the membsIs Of the Legislative Assembly re-
paired and taking possession Of of the
Of the Marie proceeded to deliberate, Daru being
the chair After deliberation conducted in due form
and at which the shorthand writer's OF the Moitev
were present the conduct Of Louis Napoleon Bonsparts
declared to be illegal and contrary In every respect
70 the constitution In consequence, they affirmed him
to have forfeited s claim to the high dignity OF Presi
his deeancs in conformity with art 81 Of the censttu
ton.
Another decrss frees the officers Of the army and navy
and the public functonsres from their oath Of obedi
ence to Louis Napoleon
The High Court Of Justice is convoked judge the
President and his ministers This decree signed by
all the members present, with NJ Darius name st the
head. Amongst the other those Of Bsrrst,
de Brogle Mole Dufaure, Pay dc Tocquevlle Gustave
de Beaumont Quentin Bauchart Dusour, de Tracy Co.
quersl, Mortimer Ternaux, de Kerdrd and Piscatory
Some mountaineers were present at the sitting, ana
So far, matters appeared go smoothly enough with
the Assembly But after they had passed their various
decrees matters changed their aspect body Of the
Chasseurs Of Vincennes surrounded the building They
appeared at one Of the windows Of the Marie wearing
his representative scarf, and declared to the crowd
which stood outside looking at the soldiers taking up
their places and declared aloud that the Legislative As
semby being in sufficient numbers to deliberate, had
pronounced the decheaee Ct the President Of the Re-
public, and appointed General Oudinot Comman derin
Chief Of all the troops Of Paris Just he said this M
TbamiGer another representative appeared behind NJ
This cry was most coldy received by the crowd What
is Berger said one, "but the servant OF Henri V'
And what is Oudinot" said another Of the persons
standing near, shut the man who went to Rome" Al
most immediately after officer Of the Chasseurs Of
vincennes knocked at the door where the Assembly
sitting with closed doors and insisted on gsnng admit
lance This refused at but the officer insisted
and in few moments after the room was cleared.
MANIFESTO OF FRENCH REFUGEES.
proclamation of which the following is transla.
tien has been sent to Paris by the French refugees
whose names are subscribed to 1t -
TO PEOPLE, REFUGEES WHOSE NAMES
arr
VIII you be debased? Will you be enslaved! VIII
you become henceforth object Of eternal contempt
and rdsuis to the oppressed peoples who awaited their
Louis Bonspsrte has just crowded into few hours
more crimes than would have been thought possible to
Like thief he has seized upon the liberties OF his
cdh%ssry hs ny % Nocturnal surprise vulgar ,rtiacs
courage.
He has audseiou,ly triaed with the sanctty of the
By the hsp Of bis staggering sodiecy and police he
has silenced every voice in Paris except his own.
hs cst firth ,sso the ssrset Of Paris without bread
those q your hr~thrsn whom the prcss supported.
He has outraged stricken down ana trampled under
fcct the ueus representation not only In the persons
of ycur s.siss but also In that Of Greppo the
sste sa,iys representative Of the workmen Of Lyons
and In uai NsdAut the N asop, who had 80 often and
70 nobiy ssf-na-d yOur interests in the tribune.
D. ysu vtnt 90 have master'-and do you wish that
that masi ihsud b. Louis Bonapsrts! You have seen
the sr wta which he trsversed the streets Of Paris
hedsd In ~ sodisrs. covered by cannon and causing
himsef 10 b. borne in triumph by bis stan, adding to
the crime q high tresson the insoence OF conqueror
and treating France coDq uered country-he whose
military annals csn boast OF nothing except the oppro
brium ofthe Roman expedition.
That the members OF the majority expstny the i'll
which they have donc-that the eonstitution which
they have violated in you. Is violated In them
that they undergoing the chastisement thr ough
that universal suffrage which they have destroyed
that they who have made portion Of France
uron themselves the full weight Of the state Of siege
that they who have toned the transportation Of
cur brethren masse without Judgment now lind force
where they sought justice lesson not raore hard than
merted IL is the penalty Of reribution which Is in
fictsd on them, and 1t not for u, TO complain.
But what It Us to understand now Is whether
| you in the mood for change Of tyrants
For does this crime belong to tnat Assembly Of wh n
' lss oss.r Z. .SS sSs sGIsi S and
parsed that odious law Of May against which he
rss up cause the canddasure Ct Joinv!s has made
Is he. still more than the Assembly charged with
the responsibility Of havsg drowned the italian republic
IN the blood OF the Romans, mingled with that OF the
| French soldiers
Among so many shameful and ibeitic.de measures let
one be mentioned single one. which Cid not exhibit
Louis Bopaparte acting In concert with the Assembly
AZ as bis ambition threatened by the Assem-
ply ne became the enemy Of that nody but forget not
that he has been Its aecompce so long II acted to
prefs you.
sovereign and at the time he dsres to demand ten
OF power that the abdcation OF that sovereignty
| Tor ten years
He tet. himself up az q man Of the republic-of that
republic which Is the government Of equality; and a.
the time he proposes the establishment Of se
nate-tbat 10, an assembly Of dukes, counts bsrons
and msiqusss. Come. let Us hasten, debased and
clowni,h We are-lct US hasten, In virtue Of our
sovereignty. once more to install aristocracy afer
many battles fought and much blood shed TO put
down that srisocraoy for ever IL Is the man OF the
republic that invites us lie boasts Of restoring to you
universal suffrage, but condition that 1t be worked
for hs pirate advantage. and net for yours, since
he Is going fer ten years to be your master. "No
scrutiny ofthe list he says Do yeu quite understand
What that means Ii that the elections to
be made by registers the Ofces the
| The great swinding nan@uyrs which has been prsc-
ts.d upon France once In her history TO be renewed
stcr. y,rr right, that Il shall be ached from you,
Moreover. TO exercise the right Of the sufrsgs yeu
must be free Let him begin, then by restoring free
speech TO the ourns let the doors BE- dung wide open
to popular meetings. let every speak his mind and
learn that Of others Why those bayonst. Why those
csnbon To restore universal suffrage with the state Of
siege to add mccksry 20 fsl.ehood people proclaim.
ed sovereign, IL h the mantle Of slavery thrown
your shoulder even as the barbarian chief in the time
of the Lower Empire threw the purple the Roman
empcrtrs In placing them among his camp followers
Do wish to be ensaved' DO you wish to be dbased
Such is the cry wruig nom US BY an indignation i'm
possible to be restrained We, who in exile at
leset sptak-do speak. But We more than speech
TO the republic-our blood belongs to II We know Il
and .hall not forgetit
Bernard le curbists Philippe.
Loui. Blanc. Pstby.
Lsndolphe Lyonne. BOurs.
Lsmard. subii.
EotiDaIt suireau. Rotilon.
Iercy MspeeD
Iyfh Benc0ur laogutdJc.
j. CsIitsne Fremont. fiofentn.
Cadet, Roussssu.
Nsi'yer, Fros'ard
Coir, Isurr,
lss.t tus,iein psrsaeAi.
Lsion, hichon
MERCER, Rsrihcl,ns.
N.fSty, Charles
CS0l,t
lis lttl.
PALis Thursdsy-7P e. VI.
From the prCvinc We cam that attempt a. insur