The New York herald., 1851-11-20


The President's Message.
The period Of the prorogation expiring on No
vember 4, the National Assembly met, under the
presidency Of NJ. Dupin.
The attendance Of representatives was numerous,
and the Assembly offered an animated aspect, from
the number Of groups dispersed through the hall.
Among the most distingasRed members presen.
were Generals Paraguay d'Hlliers, Bedeau, La
aSd
faure, Daru, Montalembert, Piscatery, Thiers,
Duvergier de Hauranne, Abatucei, Persigny, de
Falloux, de Broglie, Grevy, DrouyD de Lhuys,
Leon Faucher, &c NJ Dupin took the chair at
half past two o'clock, and shortly afterwards NJ de
Thorigny and the other Ministers entered the hall,
and were conducted to their bench. NJ Chapot,
one OF the secretaries, read the process vab OK the
last sitting, and the President drew the names OF
the members who are to form the fifteen standing
+. com mittees.
The appd nominal was then m ade, after which
the President announced that he had received let
ter from General Tartas, who rendered the resig-
nation Of his seat in the Assembly. NJ. de Tho
rigny, Minister Of the Interior, next assembled the
tribune, and read the following message of the
President of the republic
TIE MESSAGE.
GEvrLEMES REPKEsESrArEs--Ic come this year usual
to present to you an sccouns Of the important events
which have been accomplished since my last message
believe, however, ought to pass with silence the
which, in spite Of myself have produced certain
with the exception Of some partial agitation the pub
lie peace has no. been troubled, and even at various
spochs at which political diff ;ulties of kind to
weaken the sentiment Of public security aud to assist
spprehension the country by its peaceful attitude has
shown confidence in the government the evidence of
which lie most pleasing to me.
1t appears however, imprudent to fatter ourselves
with illusions on this appearance of tranquility vast
demsgogcal conspiracy is new organising in France and
Europe secret societies extend their
manifestations into the smallest All the
msdness and violence OF psrty is brought forth, while
these men are not agreed things they
agreed to meet in 1852 not to construct but
throw Your patriotism and your courage, with which
shall eIdeayor % keep pace will lam France
from the danger wherewIth she is threatened But to
conquer those dangers We must look at them without
that thar to the strength Of h. administration to the
enlightened zeal Of the magistrates and to the devotion
the army. France will yet be saved Let therefore
unite efforts TO deprive the spirit Of evil Ct the
hope of momentary success.
The best attain this end has always appeared
to me the application of that system which consists in
on the other to suocate at the moment of their appear
ance the slightest Of an attack against rei-
gion, morality, and society.
Thus to procure labor by granting to companies our
great lines Of railway and with the money which the
State will procure from these projects TO give strong
impulse to the other works in all the other
to those institutions destined to deveope ag
cultural ana commercial credit 70 come oy means OF
such has been and such still must be first and
it by following this that ii will become easier to
have to Of repression when their necess
ty shall have become felt.
INTERIOR.
In the greater part of France ordinary havs
suced to order but the state Of siege maintain
ed in the sixth military division has had to be extended
to the department Of the Ardeehe, stained with the
blood Of frequent collisions and recently still TO
the departments of the Cher and Marne terrified by
commencement of Jacquerie.
At Lyons strong and unique system of police has
been organized, embracing twelve towns or suburban
conmunes, which the law has comprehende under the
denomination Of the Lyonese agglomeration.
Political refugees entered into dangerous affiliations
Some 1t necessary to expe but hospitality has con-
tinued to be extended to very large numbers.
sum of more than 4se,ooof has been divided among
2Co0 refugees.
The vices of the municipal organization spring from
the necessity under which the found itself
Of in year revokpg the advice of the Council OF
State 6ol elective functionsri-s, or whom IS were
mayors, and l23 Gdjonts.
The dissoutons OF Munsipal Councils have amounted
to l26; those Of National Guards to l39
Although the maintenance Of security and the appli-
Ministry Of the Interior and before all require its
ton its enlightened zeal has spared means o.
tending itself at the same time to all that might stmu-
late labor-ihst first condition Of we'll being and tran
quiuity.
Thus the municipal administration Of Paris has adopted
two vast projects, which st and the time pre-
sent the advantage of facilitating the supply OF provi
sone to the capital and Of adding to its beauty mean
the construction Of the markets prolong Of
the rue Rvol The impulse spread from Paris to
the departments which have devoted considerable sums
10 works Of utility.
Sciences and arts have received notable encourage
ment and the important which have voted for
the restoration OF various historical monuments have
Two projects demand prompt solution viz to deter
mine the indemnes due TO those cit who have suf
February and June and the second proposition refers
the organization OF Irison labor
There Is. moreover, another project Of law Of which
spoke to you in my last message aud to which attached
the greatest Importance namely the assistance TO be
tendeed TO the old remnants OF the armies Of the repub
lie and the empire.
Circumstances which were Independent Of my will have
hitherto prevented the presentation Of this project
trust however that you will coon be in position TO give
favorable reception, for entreat you not to forget
that In all parts Of this country there covered
with who have sacrificed themselves to the de-
fence OF the country and who snxiousy waiting
for you to help them Their time s short afflicted as
they are by age and misery.
rIS.scrs
The present situation favorable az can be expect
ed considering the engagements Of the past and the un
certainties Of the future.
The accounts Of ls49 which have been submitted TO
you show the dehpitiye sods OF this calculation The
deficit which burdens the Treasury exceeds not the
quotations Of the Message OF the 18th Of November last
The decree which Lhortsns ~ two months the dura-
on Of the financial has been applied to the receipts
and to the expenditure Of 1850 that chow IL Is
easy TO ascertain the total We happy TO he able
say that surplus will remain after meeting the PROPOSE
tons Of the Committee Of the Budget and the Admins
trstion
The budget Of 1850 now pr.parrg e. and the dehnitye
results which II will present will in great de-
pend the state Of the during the last month
oi the year Up to this day the collection Of mpost
Direct taxes are being paid with great promptnes'
They present an Improvement the favorable stu
alton q last year The Indirect taxes suffer from the want
OF confidence in the future
The indirect imposts feel the eject Of the want of
uuthct ih tne lukure WITHOUT uoNtFtf, any
the tOtsty Of the receipts anticipated BY the bud
get being as yet produced
The cs experienced under branches Of the
nue-especisy registration dusgis compensated by the
amount Of the taxes on mption-s circumstance
which establishes the Welfare and employment Of the
most numerous classes.
The dminution of the produce Of the customs does
rot disclose any grievous symPtom Compensated for
AZ far a. concerns cosnis by the incress Of the
amount received from In dgenous II may In oher
respects be explained by the effects Of the law Of the
lth of January last which regulated the economic rea
tons % Algeria and France and the benefits of which
a. regards our African Possessions will be increased by
the recent Institution Of establishment Of credit
There s notuitg in those anticipated results viii "a
not conformable with the General interests the coun-
try
The sustained prosfss. Of cur expors.iops in every
class has hsd the effect Of balancing In respect to our
branches OF industry the lscknes, OF the home market
The high figures which they have attained in late years
compared with the amount Of importations &C counts
Tor the sduenee Of the precious metals into country
This increase of exports much the secure for