New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

dav, br long pctucoat', converting NON inio "'-
| men. 20 naca !oI moccsty 4-f.. y mon y
sen ed that her pa-TO O;Issn node Ter .cc flfil-el
! tha. England bad not taken the hfst sep in tils
grand mora aglt4i.en an American had sn@iched
nc laurel ron tue BROW fHe presume mrs we're
meant Of Chuts and Bramat-an AmericsA M
chine would sno,tiy reap all our tarsesis- IN Ais-
ucan had reduced The pnde of our once emo
yacht cluc, and nO~ IN American laay -i- COM '
In FRANCE there ls nothing q much interest," ex-
cept the putting Of the Department Il me A'4cche
under marital Ilw. A a. exclsc for tnls De- Pu'-
lished rieraoraadum from Leon talcae' Minister
OF the Interior, % President bonarar'e. fne io-
lowing are the reasons alleg.d for me measlIe
Several points Of thai department ana 10 raricl-
lar the reimbursement 81 Largeotl'Te, nave beeI
the theater o. secluous cemoastT4Ilons >tcIel So"
cletios Notwithstanding the glance oi the an 'h9l-
tles, are n course Of rapid Development f0Nle,
and arms are there clancestney manuiac urea ana
ej-.nruied TIE character o. the sOli, cl' uD a l-
Is Dvra,lnes and torrents. easily affords an asVnm 70
the contumacOus ~hO quit tne neigiOonTihg dt ii'
menfs placed state OF Siege, and the me aus o. os
turbIng public tranquility increase IN proportion 70
the mpuny OF the naleiac'Dfs ne 0ls'fIe. j. *.
tated evidently with The object of dccu>lohlus T. ="
revolt On a recent occasion. - L2rfac ana 'ihe-
zac the troops Of the Inc ana ne gendarnefle "eft
attacked Dy mobs, and were under the necessity OF
making use Of their arms. The anafchisiS nave hot
even hesta,eG 70 commit crime. As co"ardly as u
IS detestable, attempt 10 assassinate one OF lle
gencarmeTle. such state OF things appears - De
connected with system OF intimidation ana olsOf-
der organised IN the Ardeche Against such eteWeh.s
Of ANARCHY ordinary means CT Suppression are 10
longer sufficient.
The republican journals deny me necessity Of ms
| extreme course The Parliamentary Committee,
| which sits during the Assembly's vacation, ap-
prove II.
The following summary OF news We cnt from lhe
core espondence Of The Datiy Necs
There IS talk Of an extraordinary Cabinet Council
to he held the 18th INST, at the Elysee, 10 when
all the Ministers absent from Paris have been sum
moned The object Of TINS Ministerial meeting Is 70
prepare the framework Of the Presidents message
for the opening Of the session
The Presso contains remarkable document from
the pen of tie Marquis &C Joufroy, Lcgitmlst.
formerly Secretary OF the Congress OF Verona ana
| now Editor Of the Europe NoRGrchqut BTlsseis
papeT which exposes completely the failure OF the
NEGOTIATIONS undertaken SINCE the reYolutlon oi
/ February for the fusion of the two branches
| The 0rdre continues ne canvass for the candida
| ture Of the Prince de JOmvlle, without oaung JOY
of hope and retalla,es on The Times Tor us uhcll
| assault on the Orleans family.
! Diplomatic circles are occupied with the question
| Of Cuba. Tie last American steamer from idFre
took cut important dispatches for the French aargo
G'AfaireS IN the United states SPECIAL agent Is
| to embark IN the Humboldt, m order 10 assist ~
Washington IN giving weight TO the representation
! of the french Government IN favor OF SPAN. MUCH
enthusiasm IS said TO prevail IN SPAN OF TN, tto-
ton ana the wealhlest grandecs are prepared 70 se
| afoat subscription 20 forward the construction oi
| naval armaments IN the Spanish ports.
! The judicial proceedings relative to the All III
called the Pars plot. are beng conducted win great
| activity by VI Dealaln, Judge d'lnstrlcuon. Inc
number OF persons originally arrested IN various
! quarters OF Pans was one hundred ana seventy
| eight Most OF them were taken 10 The prison VA
zas where AFTER having been regularly intenogaied,
! Seyenty.sx were set ~ liberty, seYenty-two ocng
! foreigners and -four Trenchmen. Eleven others
were aiierwaTd liberated nom the Prefecture o. TO-
hcc.
The Minister of the Interior has withdrawn the
license as booksellers from LecOmte de Beaumont
and Lot. No 4.
CommIssary Of Police Of the section -. sauleT
clssed their shop, and affixed his seals on y. The
crime of these booksellers has been 10 promote uie
sale Of democratic WORKS.
NJ GARNER Pages. while making d democratic
tour u the reimbursement OF Moridgnc, mas 0een
summoned before the Procureur of the Republic IN
that town, androcelycd from him severe reprlnaIu
for propagatlng The principles OF tis party.
On the 18th the prcsIden. Laid the folndatonstone
OF the new central market. (the site OF which IS Al
the end of the Rue Mon'martre, opposite to The
Church Of It. Eustache) amid much pomp and cefe-
mony, and in the presence Of a vast multitude. lie
was addressed IN the usual Styeby the Preiect Of The
S,ne and replied as follows
Gentlemen Il IS now 30 years since the idea
WAS entertained of raising a vast monument 10 pre-
serve irom the inciemency OF the seasons the nv
meIous class OF persons whose painful ana dAly
occupation Is to supply the population o. rams WIN
al Mat j. necessary for iis existence. But, thanks
10 the oIlehiened direction Of the Minister OF the
IntCuoT-thankS 70 the energetic cooperation o. tht
Municipal Council Of Paris and OF lis worthy chlei
thanks 10 the decisions # the National Assembly,
the work which / SO ardeutiy desired IS a. lelSlA
ACCOMPLISHED. The construction OF those muhcts,
real benefit 10 humanity, facilitates the supplies o
Pans. and invites greater number oi departments
10 combine IN IT, THIS work. then, IS not merely
and solely municipal, for Paris Is the heart OF
France aud the more active and powerful It's lie the
more II is communicated To the rest OF the country.
In laving the first stone of an cdhce whose cestna-
uon is 50 emmently popular confidently cherish inc
! hore that with the protection oi the Almighty ana
the cooperation OF All good citizens we >hl De en-
ahod To lay IN the soil of France foundations Where.
ON 10 erect social odihce sufficiently so.ld 10 afford
shelter from the violence and the heNieneSs OF hu-
! man passions
| From GERMANY The most important news is the
conclusion of a commercial treaty between Prussia
and Hanover, by which ihe latter country virtually
enters the ZoEorein. Its mann points are as fol-
lows
The rates Of duties The preseu, ZollHereln tarf
shallfoim the fixed upward Inn, OF duties IN the tar
III to be settled between the contracting states and
! those existing duties oi the Ioyereln iarih, when,
upOn nearer examination. may appear 10 deylate too
tar from the principles OF the StenerNereln shdu be
| moderated. No specific rates of duty are Vet set
tied. but II is agreed 20 ad us me duties or sugar 10
reduce that on cOHce oy Uaiers, on toodcco leaves
! bN thaerS. on brandy ay thaleTS, on teas uy
ihalers and on wines hy thalerS. All other reduc-
uonS are reserved ,or iuIther agreement
THIS treaty comes INTO operation IN 1884, and con
unue> for twelve wears II provides also ior an
equality Of taxation upon articles Of home pgoJuc-
ton. 1t was kept profound secret from Austria til
/ It was published II must be regarded u serious
check TO the commercial and political plans of that
| power.
/ The Frankfort Diet has begun the WORK of eHter-
minatng from the institutions OF the various States
al traces OF ISIS 1, passed ,Ae following resolution
| ON the 2Sd Aug. last
The Federal Assembly demands OF the several
tectral Governments 20 examine the Institutions
HAT have been called ao existence S,uce Isis and,
II they should not pr found in harmony with the
constitution ot the BUud - make the requisite a.
icraiiOrS wlthOu, delay H. case any Governments
should meet with hndranCe IN carving cut THIS OO
'eCt IN a constitutional way, they Will have 70 e. N
>llcr whether II Viii be necessary to have Com
ne n-nl iN eflnci ,heLr nNranse Hna