New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-17
The Inauguration.
Correspondence OF the London Times:
PARIS. Thursday, Jan.

s'arlefDonfeLce OF the London Times.
PARIS, Thursday, Jan. |, 1882.
Al an early hour hour the troops were on
the move and at several regiments marched along
the Boulevards, with full bands playing ana pan.
Lers unfured, to take up position on the qudSs ana
SueoTs through which the eorfege was 10 pass anu
n the moment WIlle the 56th AMI IN Regiments.
the 6.h ChaSseurs, the Artillery ana desachlehls OF
Engineers, with other corps, occupy ooth s1es Oh
the quays from the Pace &c la Concorde 10 N9,re
Dame. 500 Gendarmle Mobile ana eoO OF the lte-
publican Guard on foot and horseback occupy the
n6igborkOOd of the Cathedral. 49,
The President was to leave the hiysee az t2t
O'Clock, accompanied by his Ministers, the oihcers
of his household and strong escort crowds al
ready I'll the Cathedral The cortegs is nsgnihcent
There Is one dTa N0ack, however thick log mas
prevailed She whole OF Che morning, though az the
momeIt write 4 has somewhat thnne1, and there
is scmc prospect OF It's passing almost entirely away,
but not u Is to be feared before the CONCLUSION OF
the Grand ceremony at NOiTe Dame.
Tie cannon of the lnyalldes fired az 10 O'Clock the
saluics at the rate of 10 guns for every million OF
votes given to the President of the Republic. Ooly
sufficient time Is LEFT ne to append the account oil
the proceedings las! night AZ the ElySee.
The Consultative Commission assembled yester-
day, VI der The presidency of NJ Bdfoche. Inc
seven buTeauX presented their reports, from whlcn
II appeared thar the number OF votes given 10 tue
PIcslCCbt OF the Republic with the exception OF
some few returns OF cOmmunes not yet correctly
yeIltod) Is 1910, and the number Of negative
votes G452l. Just before the sitting was brought TO
a close, NJ. Segur o'Aguesseau presented PROPOSE
ton 20 the effect that the Fret.dent OF the Republic
should be requested TO take UP his Tesldence al the
IueTles, as the only place NJ for the tniei OF the
state. NJ. BaIoCbe replied that the Commission had
right 10 take any decision on such su0Ject, but
ought 10 leave the matter entirely 30 the wisdom OF
the President. This suggestion was greeted with
loud appreciation and acceded %. The Commission
then, Onthe proposition Of VI Baroche, unanimously
decided according 10 the precedent oi the iOth De-
cember, 1915 that the proclamation of the vote on
the Plebscie OF the ID December should not be de-
lay ed, and tnat prOceSuerbdi, summing up the Ia
bors OF the bureauK, should be duly drawnup.
In the evening, at . o'clock, the Consultative
Commission proceeded to the Elys6e, where It was
received by The President OF the Repub ic, sur
rounded by his Ministers and his aIdesde.camp.
NJ BaToche the Wee President. then read; and
place ia tne haLus 2. me President OF the Republic,
Tue olio.Dg extract OF the procesrerblt, which de-
ciafes that the number Of votes given IN % Depart
ments Algeria, the Army and Navy on the PleOscite
OF Dec ., was 7.43o2i6 IN the Affirmative, and
The Consultative Commission, charged by the
decree Of Dee. II to proceed 70 the general sum
ming up OF the votes given on The project OF me
PlebIsciie, proposed the ~ Dec, by the President
OF the Republic, to the acceptaton Of the French
people. , ,
the sttngs OF the oath 2Gth 2th 2sh 29th 30th and
3lst Dec, the DrOc,S-ccrbaur OF the eleeton drawn
up III the Clieren Departments OF the Republic and
IN all the corps composing the Army and Navy which
Froees-,rbapr were Transmitted to the Commission
by the Ministers Of NGr and Marine.
After having IN the general sitting OF this day
heard the reports mace to Il IN the name OF eacn one
Of It's buIealx
Considering that It is established by the docu.
mens submitted 10 It's examination that the electoral
opeIailons Lave teen freely and regularly accom-
pll'hed
That II the prOctS-rerJaur Of the election drawn
up III the Department Of tue Basses-Apes Ia some
cOnnuIes Of ~ o departments ard Ia a part of Al
gerlae have not YET reached the Minister OF the In
lerlaE, II is ngnt, IN the presence OF the immense
majority oosaue6 BY the project o. the PebSclIe, and
in order not TO delay the proclamation Of the vote to
take Professionally for basis, subject to Interior veri-
hcaion for those different localities the figures lndl-
Gated BY the Correspondence OF the Pre'ecss, and to
SET DOWN for Algeria only the figures which are thus
far known:
Declares that it results from the general sum
ming up O. tie votes On the proJec, Of Tie pebiscite
OF TIE ~ DecemteT as well a. nom the general
table which has been dawn up, and which vii be
annexed 10 the procss rerbQL
THAT the bulletins bearing the word YES
are ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1873 PIG
These b sring the word Noare in number. 6i0,137
III Jull stIs ec.aIec MI are IN number. 50 $50
"Tke Corsulta.iyc Commission decides tina, IL
will % tf.s evening a. 81 O'clock - the Eysee to
present to tue PiesIde o. re public the gene al
sLrli-,lg p O.! tie votes
"A d. ..ica'e Of the present pr,css.r,r,at signed
By the fIcePietidfIt and the Secie.anes, shall re
accresseo t. re Sims CT Of tie Interior Ia order 20
Be oePos ted ~ The National archives.
"Doi % The Palace Of the Qnt d'Ocay, ia gene
Ia tf1g ot toe Cohsu.aliye Commission, on 3lst
Decsnter. lsJl. BARocHE.
"Vlcc- President Of the Consultative Commission.
IE2AHD. Z pIs. LEHALLEUR, DE- MousTiER,
"MArHIEU BoDET. d. PLAscY. BArAILLE,
Sec eta Ies."
VI. BaT0cEe then spoke IS follows
dcNsiEl IL President la making al appeal
- tne French TcOqe, by your prOrlanation OF Dec.
,, you seio II all nc lolgor To q power wRicn
i po~efless 70 dc good. and which chains me TO
lie helm. when BE- hold the vessel driving toward
III a5yss II you have ccnlter &C in me- give Me
ire msaIs Of accomplishing the gTe-. mission when
| bod from you
To that loyal appeal. made to ls conscience and
II Sovereignty, the Laiion has responded by an In
Mtnse icclamailon, by upward OF $50 tt0 votes
lts, PrTce. France has confidence IN yOu--she has
ccnhcerce IN your courage. IN your elevated good
seIse, shc cur love fCr her. And the testimony
wsich sic IS just given YOU Of tnat fact is go much
TIE more gonous that II is accorded after three
years OF Government, the prudence and patrio,.
km OF which Il thus consecrates
Has the elect of Dec 10, ls4s, shown himself wor-
NY Of the mission which the people has, confded %
him Has he well compTehended the task whch
oeEolVed on him Let that be asked of the seven
millions OF votes, which have now confirmed the
former mandate, even adding to it more extensive
ard more noble mission.