New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12
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The Royal Mail steamer America az
rved II Boston yesterday. From our files Of Euro
Peen papers. brought by Express from Boston. we
make the following extracts
FRANCE.
The Assembly has adopted an article Of the sugar
bill. by which the tax on foreign = reduced
from 20f 20 n over that paid 10y home made sugar
On Thursday the Assembly proceeded 10 discuss
the proposition OF VI. Moulin, for referring al mo
tons for tn revision OF the Constitution 10 a Com
mittee Of fifteen members, elected in General Assem-
bly, Oy TIE absolute majority OF votes. eight days n
ter the presentation OF the first Of such motions
The motion was taken MO consi icra.lOn by - large
majority.
grand review Of tho whole garrison WAS beld IN
the Champ te Mars on Thursday.
\ SPECIAL steamer the & clareur. has been sent
with important dispatches 10 General Gcmeau. The
instructions of these dispatches have been mCivet
by the Intrigucs Of Cardinal Autoneh with Austria.
and urge General Ccmcau 20 occupy and forIIfv
Monte Mario and the points of ground about
Rome
On Monday evening NJ. Pascal Duprat's amend
meni on the National Guard ban was rejected n the
Assembly by 2Gl 90 23i. In the Department of the
Nonne he party OF order had returned Is out OF %
Municipal Councillors.
The accounts from the Provinces would show that
tic campaign for the re, l>ion Oi The Constitution Is
GONG on very actively and what. perhaps IS still
better symptom, they seem TO act Independently Of
the capital.
The proposition for tie simple re vision Of he Con
stuon without specifying that the revision Is 20 &c
total. agreed 10 by the Cub Of the tuc des Pyfa-
RujS, has been signed by $50 representatives..
The C0nstihtepr,i declares the rumors that four
regiments were 10 De sent 20 Rome % be unt)untcA
Only battalion Of i0ct-chaSscurs % NMcenuos D, Sd
be sent 10 replace corps of corresponding strength
Il appears from The census lately taken ~ PARIS
and the Dep rtmeut OF the seine tlat there IS con-
siderable reduction 10 the population as compared
with the census taAen in the year 1916 ~ Thar per-
Od The p0pulaion of Paris amounted 20 i,J23-9' m
dlVrtuNIG having a tpUrn. tllcDl
10 less than 900.O00 souls
Il is considered probable THAI notwithstanding the
important questions winch have % be discussed. II
not decided, during the present year, the National
Assem-. VIII give itself a fortnight or three weeks
respite about the end Of July or beginning Of Angus.
that ls, when the first debate ile revision OF the
Constitution shall have been brought 90 close
That debate Will. u thought. last about three WeeNS
or a monih-noi perhaps too long period when we
consider that all the questions and principles which
form TIE political organization OF france VIII maze
The organ OF VI. Guizot is shocked AT the President
having made an application TO the Roman Govern
ment IN favor OF Charles Bonaparte, Prince OF ammo,
IN ORDER That me- may De pefmtc io T>l hoilr TOT
iorinCt for The set cement OF his family araf. ana
the removal OF his Wife. The President Is sco.ici
for not treating his cousin with the same rg0r which
met the applause of the Parliament when he closed
10 the Prince oi Canine the doors oil France
The committee on The propositions o; NN Moulin
and MORN, relative go tho propositions Tor the re'iS
ion of the constitution. has decided That special
committee of fifteen members snail be appointed, 30
which all such propositions shall be rcierrc l. bug
that the powers OF the committee shall NOT extend
beyond Tie Grst vote of tine Assembly. The commit
tee has decided that regards the renewal propo-
sucns fox the revision, tho proposition OF NJ slOr4n
shall De rejected, and q delay ol iufcc lhoh'h> -
fixed hy the Constitution. adhered 10.
On Monday the discussion on the bill relating 10
the organization Of the National Guard was conIln-
uCd Vi. de lNancey replying 10 the observations oi
". Victor Hennequn VI J. Favre then addressed
the Assembly against any division OF the National
Guard into two divisions. namely, those ON i've
service and those the reserve, and was replied 10
by NJ. de Fatlmcsnu. An amendment presented
against he division then put 10 the vote, ana ro
lccied by 39l votes TO 23l
Adyices from Paris, of Tuesday evening. state that
the petition movement IN favor OF revision OF the
Constitution. increased daily. \ strong desire tor
the continuance OF Louis Napoleon's powers Is man
nesed.
SchGlchers amendment to have the battallonS Oh
artillery everywhere recognized, was rejected WIN
out division. The articles winch relate 20 the
election Of the superior officers OF National Guard
were then brought forward Since ISIS All the Ma
uOna Guards lndstnctly took part n the election OF
the officers, from tlc grade Of captain to nal OF COZ,
onC BY the new t'i thar system IS changed ana
the law of 1881 gone oacS 20, By which the superior
officer, n place OF being elected by me "Hoe Oh the
Nalioual GuaIls we're hOmn ted by the superior OF
fccrs. IN con JUNCTION with the non-c0nmls ,oned OF
fceTs, corporal and ceriaJn number OF Delegates
from the compan.es. NJ Pascal Dupfal, NJ Mailer
de M0niou. and NJ. Lagrange opposed thiS ne" Sys-
TEN. but Intellectually as the articles were aloplod
The battalion OF Chas>eurs lie Vincennes, just or
dere6 To Rome. corps of those ornidi bic sharp
shooters who did such terrible execution al the siege
of Rome by picking of The Roman gunnefs
On Tuesday VI l. Pann'cr, editor OF the taarirTi,
and VI c Neuler, the party signlug an eng ayinS'
were brought before the tOuri Of AS'Aeo Oh lno
Seine. on charge Of publishing carcature IN the
above journal. insulting he President Of tue RepnD-
he After a short dehberatOn, the jury returned a
verdict of guilty. when the Court condemned VI.
PannIer 10 SIX months Imprisonment and 5000 francs
fine, ard NJ Nemer 20 TWO months imprisonment
and 100 francs hne, AM the two parties jointly ana
Seycrally, to the costs OF the prosecution