The New York herald., 1851-12-24

The Gardens of the Tusrss were open al day and the
Royal were also open, as also most Of the theatres
The following the variations of the Bourse during
Monday l.t December Five Cents closed at sst ss
Mssa.;s:s.y Tss4:s:, yss a. ss a. DO 90 a. s sli g. e.:
Friday, 9TH, do. do. do. 96. Csc.
p s-Acoounts from the departments, of this days
date, announce that Bordeaux Lyons, Lille and other
rss ssat GSus S... i1s % ss ,spaS
Nieyre where there is population Of about 5000 or
600 The armed force had proceeded to aus H. The
perfectly tranquil n earlier was to have arrived there
this morning.
Louis Philippe, has been arrested at Calais.
M. Duvsrgier de Hsuranne is still Q prisoner at
Mszas and is not likely to re set liberty until the
complete paciScaton Of the central departments.
PARIS Sunday Morning
The bfoniteur publishes decree. placing the depart
mens Of tine Aier and the soane etL Loire In state Of
Another decree restores church Of st. Genevievs
in Paris he Pantheon) to its original obect-thst OF
N Maurice Duvais appointed Commissioners Extrsor-
na,y 0T the Gr the
Maine et- Loire, yendee and Mayenns NJ. Car
her the former rrsfsct- Of Police co%mis.onsr Es.
Cher and the Nevre and eight additional projects are
also been given for the release Of NJ Roger (du Nord
Anote communicated BY the government, says-"An
There is no bad news Lyons was perfectly tranquil;
nevertheless Gensoux near Chalon Saone the
cash box Of the receiver OF the registry duties vas pill
iaged and . rich proprietor made to contribute
000f Gendarmes and dragons have left for Chalons
Ssn:
killed on Of the bsIrcsdes NM Msthe and
Huguenin two Montagnard representatives, were AZ
great number Of insurgents have been arrested.
There two hundred aud ninety prisoners at the
Prison Mazas. The trials have already commepced De-
fore the Councils ofWar
The Mone, Of to day publishes the following procls
nation Of the President Of the republic to the french
people -
may be the decision Of the people society saved.
The first part Of my tssk s accomplished The sppeat to
the nston for the purpose Of Terminating the struggles
Of parties knew would not any serious risk TO
the public tranquility.
Why shoud the people have risen against me-
III 10 not any longer posssss your contdence-n
your ideas chapged-thsre is no occasion TO make
precious blood now; 1t will be sufficient to place sd
verse vote In the urn Isha always respect the decision
But ss iorg as the nation sh.u not have spoken.
shall not recede before effort before any sscoce -
defeat the attempts Of the fActous That tas besides,
made easy TO me-
struggle against army united BY the bonds Of disci
pr. animated by the sentiment Of military honor,
On Z the other hand the calm ssituds of the people Of
Paris the with which they condsnnsd tho
whom the capital pronounced itself
In the popuous qusrters In which insurrscten for
merly recruited itsef so quickly among o.r' docils
with respect 70 such matters anarchy this ocsssion
was able to ind nothing but repugnance for these de-
gent and patriotic population Of Paris Let It persuade
itssf more and more that my only ambition TO insure
the repose and prosperity Of France.
Let IL continue 70 lend ts aid to the suthores and
the @ untry viii be able to accomplish, in tram
quillity the solemn act which must inausurste new
Done at the Palace Of the Eysee the sth Decenbsr
1851. LOUIS NAPOLEON BoNAPARrE.
decree published in the Meaifew institutes .
composed Of Mouery President ofthe Chanbsr
ofConmerce VI the Seine the Of the I'd 9th and eh
sropds ssemsnts, Arnai NJ D. and NJ jay architect to
inquire into tine damage sustained by innocent yictms
in the nsurecton Of ths 3D. Sth and 6th instant rhs
rrefect Of the Seine president credit Of 10000
francs IL placed at the disposal Of the commssion for tho
A wealthy proprietor at Mutt Cote Dor, has been
The houses Of the wealthy lestinists ct csbes:sry
Isr.ult were entered on the 9th inst, aud the pre-
BrsIers several Of the principal psrscussss Of the
town had been murder ed
stormy letter To- the President entrsating him not to
establish despotic authority, but TO call coustitu-
The s,h legion Of the Nations. Guards Of Paris is d
solved.
decree appears for the transportation to esyee or
Agiers for term Of from x 10 ten Of all persons
subjected to the surveillance Of the high police, Who
have belonged to secret societies.
The banquet which vas to have been give. at the
Hotel de vile, the 10th December, Will not take place
The sisois re-sppears this ming
PANS Bounsr-fivss, 10 20. Threes, IS 90.
Prom the London Times
TIE following letter nom correspondent. is dsted
Paris. sunday evening half past 8 o'cioch;-
Whatever opinion may be entertained Of the daring
one cannot help being struck With the Immediate esets
Of that sct Its impossible to deny that whether mis-
taken or otherwise fe,os nov exists that the dangers
90 often mensced for May 1851 have become serious
ly diminished. This I. the opinion, ct all events,
amongst the commercial classes in Paris There are,
your attention Not the slightest sympathy has been
expressed in public for the Assembly for any ind
vdusl of the issders Of the factions that composed
It The rue ct Antoine the spot which has become
classical fer It's love of nsurection, did nc. sr
classes are oonerssatsd Neither in the environ. nor the
teHi was any coopera'tcn attempted In favor cf the
in,wrcction Tranquility maintained iu republican
Montmsrtre ly the Mayor. the Municpslity aud the
working poPustion. and ths barricsds Of Ia chapes
disappeared almos. a. coon "a " made. The noto
msip'd quiet or indifferent Montreuil. It Msur, st.
Msuce, Moniroufe (he scene Of the murder 81 ssne-
raj hres), Chatillon. ST. Denis--the rePusi;sn 81
n, nis--did not rise In iasurr,ction Boaosne-sur-
Seine, noted for ns "rsdr opinions remsined qdet;
ana only few rendsrme. msintsioed tranquil
| lty at st Cloud Two foreign gentlemen. military
men who have just returned from visit TO versailles,
81 Gefmsin aud Grigoou inform me tnss 20 ne.nsr OF
N oss places there symptom % disorder though All
these places we're unprotected by troops Al Grgnon,
the director and the students at the Agricultural School
had decided on defending the eetsbihment ip csse OF
Us being attached By ens.afes from Paris; and not
| on msrchng TO Paris to support the government It
WI not attacked and no disturbance TOOK place In sny
| of thofe places
ire hrs decree relative 70 the mode Of voting
onsbly produced discOntent though doubt whether 1t
vas sufficient 10 induce the dcontented TO overthrow
| the govefnueut You aware that the voting tn
mice ss " is called vas praetiset during the trst revo-
luton snd aean under the Consulate aud for The eoc-
ticu Of the Eperor 10 l. thing less than open
voting-evefy ctzen declaring his opinion without
dispute Wis'eTer may Ne thought Of this mere man
" exsrcse q the franchise. yet the arguments of
tho'e opposed 20 V me IL indulgence. rney say
that. oviug to the fact Il 80 many revelations and
50 many Charge, In frspcc political differences have
dsecrsrsttd tnto psfscns hsreds aud that t net al
ways tar fur citizen TO altos hts ode OF thinning
vorc 90 D. made public On the ether hand tcrst vot-
r gves en- opportunity 20 those who would pct crsny
Iloee e gc'crumsrt 90 gratfy their private ie- ngs
leieve there sre many who, having received e.Dsdts
ron the government of Louis Philippe, ", lt have
rec7i ded tir votes a. contrary senee 10 ghat they
did vhpn protected hy sesrrsy. The fsonrsciss II
PEs hcuch tt cir frienne relations rershed in the
oieecful nsurrecou june yct voted Tor the very
sho cor unuJpd the thrricadcs that occeecn: and
there etaer believe that they would not bsve 1eoe
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