The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-25

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and 10 allow no meeting the object OF which should ap
pear TO them suspicious.
Tuesday morning, December 2. at an early hour. tho
Place de la Concorde, The Faubourg St Hoaore the
Tuileres, the Louvre, and the Place dc Carouse were
covered with troops the arrangements having been made
during the night
cere, Leho Col Charas, NM Bsze, Theirs, Brun. the
Commissary OF Police OF the Assembly, and 1t is said,
twentytwo or twenty eight Others have been arrested
The first named are committed to Vincenncs, and
assured will be transferred Tomorrow the fortress OF
Ham General Changarner attempted to harangue the
soldiers sent 10 aid the police agents who arrested him
but II said they refused TO listen TO him. Colonel Chsras
Is said 10 have wounded one Of the agents who arrested
hun The same is reported Of General Bedeau
II also reported that Nj Michel (de Bourges) and M
cdilon Barot are under arrest but this is doubtful
The decree dssoving the Assembly, &c. signed by
M de Morney the new Minister of the Interior.
:, The new ministers M, de Morney, Interior; NJ
lie Instructions NJ; chasseioup Lauba Marine; Cen.
will be the Minister of Foreign Affairs General Mag
nan still retains command OF the army Orders have
Dse" to an:
suspended-among them the EUenement
The projects on leave of absence in Paris or else
where, have been ordered TO return instantly 10 their
departments. The same order has been communicated
to the other public unctionaries on leave Of absence
number Of mel this morning 2, hs
police. Some OF them afterwards repaired to the mun
cpaty of the 10th reimbursement, but also received
The President wrote late last night an affeconats
letter to M de Thorgny, and also to the minister's de-
10 u be Sy s e 0Gud not
conspirng al that moment; but that, as he unwil
ling TO compromise them IN any way by duplicating them
in his acts, he thought it better they should resign 1t
unnecessary TO say the request was complied with at
once.
People have been taken so much by surprise, though
such event might have been foeseen, that is difficult
to say anything the public feeling. All nay accounts
from the ianbougs are unanimous in declaring that the
people we'll pleased what has been done and it
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of parties in the Assembly had long since dsgused them
Groups are, Of assembled the different places
that in some places they torn down. have, how
ever, seen nearly one hundred Of them, and not one is
servaons not atterng to the Assembly that they
richly Rered what had befalen them and the only
thing most Of them regretted was their 25f day.
The President, mounted horseback rode all through
the Quays, the Champs Eysees, and other places of the
city. He followed by crowd, shouting, :" Vipe
Napoleon 2 and V,vs Pre,tdeatc One Or two req
mehts marched along the Boulevards about l2A O'clock
Lignse' V,ps Ia Republque 9 V,us Nspoleon I"
so far as have perceived, and heard from others. do
not that the agitation is OF an angry nature The
restoration of universal suffrage and the appeal to the
people contribute 10 their good humor.
The troops are, am assured, TO be relied on and ex-
press themselves well pleased with what has occurred
Though there are numbers OF people along the Boue-
wards yet the other parts OF the city where have been
| The people seem to be at their work as usual.
The troops still in the places mentioned above to
be ready put down any disturbance that may be at
Ii is stated that one of the who arrested General
Bedeau was wounded by him, and that the General had
The Presidents reception last night never better
attended Not the slightest suspicion existed OF what
was coming
some disturbance but to all appearance they have failed
A man who headed procession OF ABOUT hity OF sky
young men, shouting arrested There are no SOL
diers along the Boueyads Every precauton has been
taken TO prevent any disorder
The Mountain is now sitting II is said that mani
festo will be addressed by them 10 the people.
O'CLOCK, p. Groups still assemble IN the bouie-
Yards Whenever officer Of the staff passes on horse
back they shout out "Vipe la Repubhque."
The Rue ST Honore and the Fsubourg still occupied
by troops and artillery and troops are on the Place dc Ia
Concorde and surround The Assembly. The Palas
Roy ale and the Chateau d'Eau also occupied by
troops Pickes are al the corners oil the streets 10 pre-
serve order.
FIVE ocLocK.-A manuscript decree, purporting to
emanate from the esresenalves who met in the NUM-
cipaliy of the 10th auondssemen under the presidency
of NJ Oilon Barot, has Just appeared BY that decree
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte is declared ouawed and the
High Court OF Justice is convoked TO try him for high
treason The army relieved from its allegiance, and
general appointed TO command H.
General Lsurison is said TO have placed the 10th legion
of the National Guard the disposal Of the Assembly
Another report states that he has been arrested
The Faubourg s. Antoine Is perfectly Tranquil About
affairs. strong body OF troops Is stationed o. the
Chateau d'Eau, Potes St Denis and 81 Martin. What
ever agitation there is IS on the bouvards' and par
Beginning Of Bioodshed.
Correspondence Of the Tmesl
Pans, Wednesday, Dec 3-5, pm.
The tranquility tha, Paris enjoyed last night and early
this morning has been interrupted for short time. and
blood has already flowed. Last night twenty sections
remained IN permdnenos when it decided that an at
temp, should be made instruction The early aIi OF
the morning passed of very 9uety; indeed unu heat
10 o'clock there was indication OF fmsu in that quar-
Ter which Is ever the first TO stir itself on such occasons
About that hour a representative OF the people, M bau-
din member of the Mountain, suddenly appeared on
horseback in the Rae St Antoine he wore travelling
can and carried a naked sword in his hand. he was
followed by other representatives, and they all wore
their insignia Of representatives The hour ne appeared
was tha, al which the workmen OF the faubouV leave
their workshops to breakfast. -
MIR Baudins appearance attracted great many groups,
whom he baraneued, aud summoned 10 lake up arms tof
the delivery OF such OF the representatives, arrested yes
terday as are sl at the prison OF Mazss which - IN
The neiphborhood He aided IN his enorts by mrs
colleagues and soon the cry OF "hsI armes was heard
great deal of agitation was the consequence and many
Of The workmen about to look Tor arms Ms nret
ATTEMPT was made against the guard house OF 1onueu
which they surrounded, and soon succeeded IN disAIm
ing the few soldiers that were there. overpovered s
thew were by numbers, and at distance from all aid
Others of the insurgents set about making osrnoaoes
They succeeded in making two which. however, "as S
yery fragile being composed only OF an OMNIBUS sung
| cart and csbriolet -, - :,
The moment these indications OF hostility were oo-
served were despatched for ald and IN very
short time the insurgents were caugh' oe'Ween Io "
aohmepts of the roopsone from Nlncennes neanee py
General Maraay, and the other rom an oiPoTe a"co
ron nnder The order Of General Courhges The troops
had orders not fire unless they were attacked
Th advanced rrmes bras to the lace OF tne oeI
;o.je when they were fired at One solder was Killed,