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n;@ The Detroit Free Press says, that with
one exception, every Wing mthe House of Rep
resentallves, last week, voted to instruct our
Senators and request our Representatives, to ad-
vocate the "specdy repeal" Of the Fugitive Law.
Just what might be expected from good, CON
slstent Wings, everywhere, Mr.. Free Press;
and although your patron, Gen, Cass may deem
it cause of reproach to our brethren of the Pc
nlnsular State, we have no fears that the sover-
egn people of the land will vindicate the wis
dom and patriotism exhibited in this act--.4kron
(Ohio) Bcacon
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VroErAnAS MrssESorR.--We have receiv-
ed several numbers of "The Vegetarian Mes
senger," published in Liverpool England 1t adj
vocates an exclusive vegetable diet. as the most
conducive to the full Development and heathful
exercise of the physical, intellectual and moral
powers II appears to be conducted with ability
and in temperate spirit. The theory it advo-
Gates, like all other plans for human improve
ment, presents two sides, upon either of which
much can be said There is little doubt, but an
imal food is used to excess in this country as IT
is in England; but the abuse of it furnishes no
sound argument for its abandonment, and we
have no idea that IT ever will be totally excluded
from the table. We think. however, the facts
developedky the discussions on this subject, will
have the beneficial effect Of leading flesh caters
to pay more attention to the quantity and quality
of what they consume We never look at the
carcasc Of =" mcasy' porker or think OF the
Thousands of diseased cattle that 90 to the slaugh-
ter, with an improved appetite. -Prouidsnce Jour
nal.
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California Qncksiiror.-lt is said that foul
thousand TASKS Of quicksilver have been taken to
the Mexican mines from the New Almaden mines
in this State. This has had a favorable in.
huencc on mining in general Mr. Davidson a.
gent Of Rothschld at Mexico, it is said, has been
Obliged to make an arrangement with Mcssrs Ser
ker, Torres d Go, partner Of the new Alma
den Company, to fix the price Of quicksilver at
500 on the coast and 81 no IN the interior, and
it Is generally believed that even this reduction in
price will be of short duration, and that further
decline will permit the miners to work the pres
ent orcs- PGcifc .Nc,cs
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South Royalton
DEPOT STORE,
D. FAY g. co,

HAVE on hand large OF the following ari
- cr-:
CRockERY, GLASS & HARD WARE, vor, low;
SIoN - ant STOVE WARE, do do
BAR IRON and s. EEL, various kinds;
SWEDISH and Peru SHOE SHAPES,
SPIKE s. n ALL RODS.
cur WKD'1 ani HORSE NAILS;
AAiE FREES end STEEL SPRINGS.
MILL, tkpsS and CIRCULAR SANS,
tAhPENIER'S & JOlkEK'S TOOLS superior quality
CHOICE * COMMON TEAS and COFFEts,
suGANS, -PltES anl ntiirr GROs ERIES,
PAINTS, OILS and WINDOW GLASS;
fAhMlNh TOOLS. good 40 best;
GRpIND fLASrEK& GkiND~TONLst
COARSE and iINEsAir,
DRY con a POLLOCK FISH;
MAtkEKEL, SnAD 4 SALMON
IKIPE LAID & PORK,
DRUGS a MEutCiN Ms, OF best qurlity;
And 10 net, almost every article t.keeiug Dry Good.
that The public uda CASH. all of winch they OF
for usual, ioss for READY FAY.
March -, lh5i.
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WAsHINaroN. MAY OH

Il is stated that during the interview between
Senior Marcoleta, the Minister Plenipote n,is Nv
from Nicaragua, and Sir Henry Buwer. al New
York, the latter Indicated that the British Gov.
ernmeht under the Clayton and Bulwer treaty
retained It's rights and preiensions 10 the nre,o-
rate OF Musquito to the fullest extent and Il was
by no means the interest Of England 70 conceal
or give up those pretensions Oh any account
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l'ilE Proprietor ofihs well known Establishment respect
iuly announces 10 hts iofnof patrons, aud the Public
genefaiy that his stock oi Fruit and ufntmonal Tf.e.
shfuhs ilanl etc Tor thts sptaG unusually large aud
hne-emhacns IA adduua 10 latee supply afthr beat
standard sorts, OF The varieties OF an muiit Which
have been introduced.
faloulsf attontou i invited 10 his Of PEARS
which in cAteni and variety veil haalhy and viguI
Gus so"hi surpasses any cinu offered the valley uf
Lake thampain 0J-n addition very large supply OF
sIANDAhbs, on feai Roots, he has nearly q thrusahd
Trees oi ven tine growt, comprising all
DWARfS.
The ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT eomprisss a gen
eiai assortment Of Deeduous d Lsassieeo Inss Flo yer
ins shrubs Plants, etc, adap TO this climate The
oikosts alone contains up~nps OF 100 Of the best
IA cuIy alton; and that Vt nAuliAs-neuriy many
BULBS, hae assortment OF Tulips, Hyacsths, Polyan
thus, Aarei'sas. cfo~a Imperial, croeus, &c. man,
choice varieties.
1eFms Cash.
An post paid srders, accompanied by payment rompt,
attended &C..
UNION NURSERIES, J. BATTEY.
ksssv.lle, y. y. 81 lao. 2o.h, 1851. Ig.2a
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"EarIacr's Guide to Scientific and
llI.I.linnl AnrIcMllnre.N

Ry HENRY STlruENs, F.R. OF Edwhuts,. author Il
tho Book oftho fnrm' SC. &c assisted lay John +. Nor
". A.. New ruFnh, Professor Of Scientific Agriculture
30 NAie college, Sc. sc.
This hiehly valuable vofk will comprise large roysl
Volumes containing li1J pagr- with ID or 20
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fcutufc
Tho work published Semi monthly Numbers, OF Ga
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FRENCII UEPILATORY

NOR removing supo fuous hair tom the ce neck any
pntt the tud,. hi, nepilatoty Powder is prepared
according the receipt Of Baron Lnay, Surgeon 70 Napo
army during tho memorable campaign in that county. 1t Is
10. preparation generally used 10y the Egyptians aud French
and perfectly safe aud onectuaL sold whvlessl. and 70
tahby e. " fOuk'
70 fremont Row, Boston,
ut hv COLLINS Il PIERCE. Mputnaicr. tmfs.
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MOTORPATlIY.
Halsted's Medical Institute,

where The discovery was made every veiy OF disease
choni 10 women s iToaitd with imr certainty of
success, heretofore uaknowL. MANY cases faiapsus
tar aie here cured "a few weeks. To iuuco this almost
nstanlaneous feei the patient subject pain or
convenience
For the removal Of other uterine cak nes.as ,b
equally ofcten, Several hundreds have aread, been
cured OF these di.eases by this Moopahc treatment mo
the discovery at fecent Origin confident We arc Of
treating sLccrssuly that are willing 10 eneI
into special agreeHent, with those after an az na-
ton are taken inio this Institution, board loa and
nurse them and give them professional serve, Tree of
charge, ithe difficulty not removed according 10 agree
OF from onr 20 hteen yeals standing, sumo
With extreme urinary difficulties many with that ina
bity TO stand upon the feet, be from horizontal
position, Which peculiar 10 these disoases have been
brought here beds, distance OF from twenty to several
bundled miles, aiien ed by then ends and
these suffering and helpless women have every instance
bven raised from their beds, aud AFTER snoH ireaimcnt
been enabled walk from ss miles daily and 10
take much other cxeicise-
Ladies wishing communicate with these former
receive their address by writing 10 a. HALSTED
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, MOTORiATHiC AND WA
IER-CIRE ESTABLISHMENT, ROCHESTER, n v
those also desiring information Concerning this new method
oftreaug disease or the Institution, obtain IL by WIT
ing 10 the same address, post paid.
N. Several Physicians holding forth the idea that
they understand system OF Practice By purchasing lhs
knos odgo-by obtaining u from ms Patterns &c BE Il
known that one either male ever
the knoWiedso IRON me IA way could they sho OF
beoung students "a the Institution, under my personal
stIuction, where thorough knowcsa fhysioogy Thef.
tanned henfy aud pfaetice Dufng the NiaIeT Months
toutsus Of Medical Lectures aud Denunstavs Anatomy
eau be attended BY those admitted studen
-lisuion l9;2m.
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READ !!
YOUTH AND MANHOOD,
a VIGOROUS LIFE.
PREMATURE DEATH.
kiNAfAIN On sCf-t'rcscrVation


rus Hn1A, in-i p4NlsncH, tI|Ol with rfnl rfna-
on on tlc iuh uirs Aud decreases ct Human system
!, r.iftssos nsshthAe 30 fOUfn, MANHOOD a.l Old
AGE.
TO al who appfr hoad or suffer undo. iiro cnns,qucn
&c. ot early pfnst. indi.c trtie--iu m ,l feel the
exhaustive eAots of se4cniay aud nlUcfu hahs-io ali
"he go siduou Co de,ans pig .cil af-y AGO tac sirtis
OF ne 'ou' H ~uiai &c. litt aud nopng and muian-
choly dependency, Goa. *. would 50
READ THIS BOOK.
Ihe valuable advice and impressive warning gives, VIII
fr'oui year. OF misery aui suffering, and save annually
liou.and- oi Lives.
suuoiion oi thon culifen.
feq,iiange Of cents, enclosed letter. addressed
I" "t hlNhLliN, fhaaellhiu wii ensure book under
ontelp 20, pHf rDtufs uf Mall
- ~ tii..n leifs resident physician, n. W Corner Of
IhlhD Hud UNION Streets hci sqlucc and Pine Pa
mfy Bee CONSENTED .nufd.atalp.
lie who places hisef under the care Of DR. X may re-
slo9-f o"nhlo n rs ho"f gentleman, aud confident
ls rois upon hi- ssiil a- uhy sicau
Pcfsuns 90 distance mHs address Dr. f. d, lett,r oo.,
pas nnd ho cured al hru. 'N''
PACKAGES OF MEDICINES, DIRECTIONS &c for
~adnd' by sondns aiiiauco, pad put Up secure ioni
damage osity
90 iiooAseersi News Ascnts, Pcdets, Cauvas.er. and
al oiecj supplied "i,a te above work very Wv pces
Philadelphia, Aug. lt.-i -. IL,
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MONTPELIER HOTEL,
state Street.
LEWIS RURNHAM.

VlOt1Tn riv noiiee that ho has lcHscd The TEMPER.
w ANCE HOUSE Tor atctm Of yeats, recently kept by
H. & Stfoae and owned by w. V BARNES. where he will
~ pleased the patronage OF the public, assuring
them that nothing shall be wanting his part to merit
continuance OF whatever favor may be extended to him
Montpelier, March lot, 1851. 10
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Scrofula, Fever-Sores,

Soait II1d Esypsirs Suit RslB, Rhcumaiss Ssg;. J,
haas lpJi4 GA Lis Fae iyer-t 0tnpinints Ities Ius
70 aseeso's t'' to-tixeness, Sore Egss Dysps o.
sta Fgnta 90 rr kAdf, fTeIs ilac Jiiqf, a.
hfURs-Biooo DISEASES, see PaAPHLEI rs ard IJ,sd
tals-every Agent has hcm 10 give away. w ~
For sale by :. X Collins aud Red6ed 4 Granni. Mint.
pecri Johnson a Campbell, Waushcld Goes 4 Deano,
NaisIhuiyi A T. Bancroft, Plsinde I'd French 4 Maker
8 d. w, Meth, haHei J. CdtcelL W anen, Putnam *
Wooster, MaIshhrldi A. q. BuGnham, Mofolown II H.
Camp, Nolihhrd Centre j. A. :. Nhne, Nouhhed; Joha
iase. ~
% All orders must DO addressed to Wallace & Co. IN
Bfo4dway, Nev-iofk. I6lwe34o
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"a - ME va TYAT ~E~,-
PURIFYING EXTRACT
The Greatest
BLOOD PURIFIER
N mn wHoLg Wos1DI

" ~ II ~ IT7--a- on ~ F7TT1I 80
,,,s. nov put Up IN QUAkT BOTTLES, Of the same
~" Hhn ftfdhfii cficIft WHEN
I@Igs bottle contains SINTY-FOIR DOSFS n,t ~, ~
oaloau9ns are 80 strongly Gonccnfrated maj oniv
I'M ta.''IeVg IL rsqlIed at Dose-three tne AZ
Ion 6 potle ihsls tMrnt,-One Days, which Il much
"Treq1Ied OF ms a less qnnntiiy Of a dnsr ~
uN ereHi SHpefi4fag OF iis Hood Purifier over all
ss' consists m measure In ifs posess no
=, la o We COM p9end the fo'0egfi Medical yirtues
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UNION NURSERIES,

pRIME CLoyERS HERDS GRASS SEED sold by
March 10. SCOTT q FIELD.
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Indian Roots and Banks

y no oVt ned,ne Possesses These are the most o,t l,a
uIlhtr- OF me hio0d uaaf were ever knoNu fo either
" f 9nin, rnd these being Compounded With sron9
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TWENTY FIVE GENTS PER ROX.
The Poor Mans Friend,

~~S - wa 49, s|t~ - a. ANNAet
Edward Young Cabinet Maker 81 Carver street ~ thu
year 1912, wa. injured by Plank falling my 1t
caused tho beg swoll and become nn ned the
of the bosi physuians of Qucbec place my
denoe at that Mr. Douslis. tho NEST pc pular
Quebec, assured me that theIe LITTLE nope
my recovery.
came To Boston, my limbs both affected
applied to DR.. Phelps he tried his ski, but without
success, and then induced call upon Df. Warren,
who gave roliet but afo lime grow quite
dsheareutd my limbs almost a Of from
knaes down 10 my snclo scarcely allowing sleep
rest, day night hsd read good deal about Russia
SaNe, hut having used good many advertised PlnstcR
aud savos, aud uod many things fr little inter
ends TO Try n, skcpiicsi do At leugh
mao brought box OF Russiu Sulye which applied to
my imbs as rho directions implied really began feel
sensation Of peculiar pltasnntner about ragug
went down 10 Neddug n Co.'s State street, aud bought
two boxes have used IA all, nearly four buxHs of this
great Saye my nhs now, with tho exception OF the
scars 4ctluci they The have hoa
ed ~, the have nearly a dsappeafei and hesitate
not to that by he time have used the uut box Of the
Russia snlvo shall hr cutGd. consider OF the
osts that the sitve could possiby
would add, that having tho salyo my house, and
mamhrr n family suffering very much from lios, re
onneudod tho If the Russia slYr, mud which cured
them with great ease and 10 very brief splro of tine
Yours, very respectfully,
EDWARD NOtNt;, 81 Carver It. lo.ion.
10 Messr'. Rcddng n Co., state -, hinton.
Nhuls-ulr and retail arruts tor the lnitcl Suites.
RInp sc and to..e state Street, boston.
O-y-lhis Salvc put up stamped ueai boxes,
with au engraved label usitiod with tho above cut with
GU which none genuine. %
ordofs should DO pdics.ed to EsEDDEvts y 90.
State street Boston.
0c~For sale by GEO. W. scu1r,
05Gm Montpelier. VI
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS
FAfsryEIx,s GUIDE,


-Four leading British Quarterly Reviews and Rarkwood's
Magazine lddiii0n which they have recently com
menrcA che Publication Of valuable Agricultural Wok,
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No leo ARCH street. ono ia, h,i., SINH t,,, If ga
Race sueetil fhindclphiu and hv ro-nacai,o d.aie.
generally throughout the country z.tv
NJ-tof sale also By COLLINS q FIERCE N,ot,elief "a
Wuiishcld, J. 80 RfinARli-DN
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SALAMANDER SAFES.
]. W. H0MES.

4 AS teceived agency Tor the Sale of SAIAMANDER
- ARES, from the well kuawn inauuiAclufo ct J. T.
WILDER, Busun, which enables hun to scll a the man
lfactufors prices. A few just received.
6gIhoso wishing the best article will please examine
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PURELY MUTUAL.
The National
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE. srArr srREEr MoNrrELER. VI.
OFFICERS,
n0CT. JULIUS y. DEWEY, pfc.idont

' Life Insurance sthe poor man's wcah aud good 40.
vcstmcnt iut the cipitsii,t"
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Drs. Thayer g. Williams

HAVE entered toto No-patlneIs,lip 90 the practice
III Medicine aud sUTgefy, al hofthheld.
SAM'L W. THAYER,
EDWARD n. WILLIAMS.
Decemhc lst. 1919. 52tf
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LACES q EAlBROIDERY

\IROUGHT Carcs, Coilnrs, Cult, Muslin Caps, undet
w hdks aud Sleeves hlondo lace cdsne- infiu-i
and hoods, ~ido baoksiik edgnss JENNY LIND CUFFS
and MAN Tiles, KEITH q BARKER.
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Sarsapari)la, Yellow Dock,
CHERRY AND sAssAFRAs eARks.

nsnI hs Vegetable Extrnct only the sro1f Blood
\ niin'r, uli also cheaper medicine by odds
Wih any uier II Is cheaper. hecnuse quantity al
may he bought for One Dollar last much Ionaer ana
wa cure Ten Times more Booidsease than one Doayi.
"ulih " any other nedicne.
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Re-Opened.

THE subscribers have this day reopenod the DEPOT
STORE, in Waterbury, recently occupiei by q. Pos
ter, where they intend Keep, and have hand
Ia. II
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BAY STATE SHAWI5S
lIARDWARII.

So fill.u nave lUf ct Long and ~auare
Prices. Coll and ossmi,a tnrr, 4 o. wv
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negtnniRg of Blnodstled
Core pondsne. OF The Times


PARIS, Wednesday. Dec SPIN
STho tranquility that Paris enjoyed last nigh, and
carly this morning has been interrupted for short
time. and blood has already flowed. Las, night
twenty sections renamed en- peTriaNsiles when 1t
was decided that an attempt should be made al IN
surreciion. The early part of the morning passed
of very quietly indeed, until near 10 O'Clock there
was no Indication OF enetts III that quarter which
ever the first 10 stir itself such occasions. About
that hour Representative of the Dsopis, VI Bauan
member OF the Mountain, suddenly appeared on
horseback n the rue ~. Antoine lie wore a trA.
yelling cap and carried a naked sword III his hand
He vas kloweO by six other representatives and
they I'll wose then insignia OF representatives The
hour he appeared WAS that at which the workmen
Of the fanb,1s leave their workshops 70 breakfast
NJ bandms appearance attracted great many
sioups whom ne Aaranguec. and summoned 10 take
up arms Tor the delivery Of such of the representa-
yves arrested yesterday as are still 1T the prison
OF MazsS, which Is IN the neghhorhoOa. He was
slded IN his efforts by his colleagues and sooa the
cry OF ApI ar-sts F." was heard 4 grea. deal of
agitation was the consequence ana many 81 ne
worSmen ran about 10 look iOr arms This first AZ.
tempt Was made against the suaFd-Aogse OF Mon.
ueul, which thek surrounded. and soon succeeded
N disarming the few soldiers that were there over.
powered rs they were by numbers and al a distsnre
non all ard Others OF the Insurgents set about
making barncades They succeeded IN N sing two.
which, however. we're very fragile, beng composed
only OF an omnibus, dung car and clbriole,.
The moment these indications OF hostility we're
Observed expresses were dispatched iOT All and IN
a very short time the insurgents were caught be-
tween tao attachments of the troops one from
NIDcennes, headed by Gen. Nsralsy. AID The other
fon an opposite direction, under the orders Of Gen
Cour,ges The troops had received orders not ~
ere unlesS they were attacked. They advanced
arnes a. bras up TO the face OF the barrca1e. when
they we're hrei Il. One soldier killed. and one
az TIVE wounded. The troops ret'used sAe ire v.
bsudip, The Representative, VAS Killed on The spot,
and Is ssid, SIX or seven Of the Other insurgents
wounded woman who happened To De passing
near Tie place was, 1t is feared, nortaly wounded.
tne insurgents, who were not in very large Man,
q sha kavrf IsaIa Oh
II Vas. las taken and the soldiers advanced to the
Second, winch they as quickly took and removed
Detac hments continued 10 arrive, and soon the
troops
ne whole operation OF taking the baTric AIDES
which were u ihs corner 81 tie rue s. Marguerite
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Proclamation OF the Presidept of the Republic
10 the Army.

SoLDIERs BE proud of your mission :;
you viii save the country rely upon YOU. not TO
violate the laws but to command respect for the first
law Of the country-national soveIeignty--of which
I am the legitimate representative.
You long suffered like me from the obstacles that
prevented me dong you all the good intended and
opposed the demonstrations OF your sympathy in
my favor. Those obstacles are removed The As
senb'y sought 10 impair the authority which de-
rive from tue entire ration II has ceased to exist.
Imake loyal appeal 10 the people and the army,
and tell them-Eiiher give me the means of insur-
ing your prosperity, choose another In my place
In 1880, as we'll as IN lsis, you were Gated rs
vaIqushsd army. After having branded your hero
zeal osintsresiedness they disdaned 10 consult your
sympathies and wishes, and, nevertheless, you are
ire thte Of the ration. To-day, al this solemn mo-
0eAt, wish the voice Of the army tn De heard.
Vote, then, freely as citizens but, soldiers. do
net forget that passive obedience TO the orders OF the
chief OF the Government is the rigorous duty OF the
army nom the general down 10 the soldier II is for
me, who am responsible for my actions before the
people and posterity, 10 adopt the measures mos,
eontucive to the public welfare
As for you, MAINTAIN entire the rules OF discipilne
and honor. BY your imposing attitude assist the
county IN manifestlng It's will With calmneSS and
reflection. Be ready 10 repreS all attempt agains,
The nee exercise OF the sovereignty OF the people.
Soldiers, | DO not speak 20 you Of the recolec-
tons attached 10 my name. They are engraved on
Your history Is mine. There is between us IN The
past community Of glory and misfortunes. There
MAIL De IN the future community and sentiments
ana resolutions for the repose Of grandeur Of
france. tSienedl Lows NAroI S0N Do<lrNRrr
Pa'sss o. tke Eiysss Dec. 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-24

The ERtnch ts1sPe@ &
We give below the fullest Pa'N'"'"''
thls mementous affair.
PAp,.. Tuesday. Dec. O. is'i-i' a, NJ
The President Of the RePaOl'c aeoo"r' .,,es,s
.. dt,ot this morning The p'inS,pH' , a'''. Nv
in Paris we're occnP'ed al an eai'5 "Vu, ~
,,uopg bodies Of infantry cavalry anu ''''i'.,y'
.ra the following decree was posted on inc
walls Of Pans
of the Republic DEGREES
Anr.I The National Assembly Is dissolved
Apr. III. Universal suffrage is recstabished. The
~ of the 3Ist OF May is repealed.
Aar. III The French people are convokeu IA
theis elective colleges from the l4,h to the 2Ist o.
December. 49,
Arr Nv The state OF siege IS decreeo III 'he
whole OF the first military division
AIRY The Council Of State is dissolveo
Arr. vi The Minister OF the Interior IS cnargeo
with the execution OF this decree.
LOUIS NAPOLEON BoNAPARrs.