New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-24
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yes eTal fsfBsn stl. ret ins connand OF the 'rInJ
Orders have been giser TO tass do"e the Temporary
han whore The Iepret NATIVES ~cfe wcn' 20 reel
Eight ,cmnals are s0spencet, arooAG reh tue
TIE Projects on leave Of essence N Pans or else
where. have been ordered 70 return instantly 10
their Departments. The same oncf bas Deea com
muncsled 10 the Other pab.c ;Ancton les On iee'e
OF absence.
the rendtnce Of SouD, Daru They We dispersed
by the police Some OF them afterwards repaired ~
he MUNICIPALITY Of the 10Th reimbursement oIs as'
received orders To retire. -
ate letter 10 " de Thorigny, AMI also - the hui
trs declaring th,t his rnInG "as made u9-taA' ne
could not ALLOW himself 20 be sacrhced by ms enc
MES who were cons 1ring az that rionsnt ou''hat-
as be was unwilling TO compromise them ~ any AAy
by duplicating them IN hs acts, he thought IL PETER
they should resign It's unnecessary 10 say tne re-
quest was compiled with at once
PEOPLE have been taken so mucn oy sGpIisei
though such an event might have been fOreseen that
il Is difficult D. say anything on the pnonc Ieeihg
AT accounts fFCFl Inc ItnDoNFES are
in declaring n at the people are well pleased at wna-
has been done and II cannot be Denied that the IN
trigues and plots Of the chiefs OF parlles IN the AS
semby had long since disguised them. Groups are
Of course assembled al the different places where
the proclamatons are posted up have heard tlat
il some places they were torn down nave, 40 "
ever seen nearly 100 CT them. and not one Is elthef
de'aced or solled have heard many make oOser-
yatlons not over 1a,terine to the Assembly, that
tney fchly merited what has oeiailen them; and
the only thing most OF them regretted was Their 25f
day.
The President, mounted on horseback, role all
through the Quays, the Champs Elysees, and other
places Of the cIly. He was followed by crowd;
shouting, "ViTs Napoleon j" and "|sre te PTesnsnt!
One or two reg rnent marched along the Bouevards
about I2l O'Clock. and the people also hailed them
with cries OF " p,rs ie Ligne ?" " WE Ia Rsp"b-
To say thar Paris is not agitated would be absurd,
but, 50 far as 1 have perceived, and heard from
others do not see that the agitation is OF an angry
nature. The restoration OF universal suffrage, and
the appeal 20 the people, contribute TO their good
humCr.
The troops are. am assured, TO be relied on. and
express themselves well pleased with what has oc-
cured. Though there are numbers of people along
the bou'evarJs, yet in the other parts OF the city
where have been the people seem to be at their
work as usual
The troops are stll in the places mentioned above
TO be ready TO pat down any disturb incc that may
be attempted.
II Is stated that one of the men who arrested Gen
era Bedeau was wounded 10y him. and That the Cen
eIal had 10 be bound.
The Presidents reception last nigh. was never
better attended Not the slightest suspicion existed
Of What was coming on.
Attempts have been made on the boulevards to get
M some disturbance, but to all appearance they
| have failed. man who headed procession OF
| about 50 or 60 Young men. shouting. arrested
There arc no soldiers along the boulevards Every
precauton has been taken to prevent any disorder
| The Mountain is no" sitting. IL Is said that a
manifesto VIII be addressed by them TO the people
| I O'CLOCK, r. M Groups still assemble III the
bouevards. Whenever an officer OF the stall passes
on horseback, they shout out Viro Ia RepujiqHe :"
The Rue ST IlOnOrt and the FauouIg are still oc-
cupied by troops, and artillery and troops are<On the
| The Palais Royale and the Chateau d'Eau are also
occupied by troops. PIckets are a the corners OF
the streets 10 preserve order.
! FIVE O'CLoCR-A manuscript decree, purportmg 10
emanate from the Representatives who met III the
Municipality OF the 10Th ACCOMPLISHMENT, under The
presidency Of NJ. Odilon BarrOt, has JUS. appeared
| By that decree Louis Napoleon Bonaparte is de.
clared outlawed, and the High Court of Justice is
| cOnvOked to try him for hign treason. The army Is
relieved from Its allegiance, and General appointed
| TO command IT,
General Lauris,On is said to have placed the 10th
legion of the National Guard at the disposal Of the
| Assembly. Another report states that he has been
| arrested.
The Fauboufg 81. Antoine is perfectly tranquil
| About 100 persons on the Place de Ia Dasille
discussing public affairs strong body Of Troops As
| Stationed at the Chateau d'Eau, Portes 81 Denis
and st Martin. Whatever agitation there Is is Oh
the Boulevards and particularly observable amongst
the tetOyeofS,e
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