The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-24


tempts Of the of disorder The wish of the cleo
tive bodies, everywhere joined to the popular 90
camatons calls for the Napoeonian dynasty because
the accession Of that dynasty for France the pledge
OF stable and prosperous future ard because by put
ting an END 70 our civil disensions it will open to all
an era OF reconciliation After the great act which you
are about to propose France that there should
not be FOR the future any incomp devoteness nor
any provisional adhetons Every loyal man who
part in the pledged in honor to SUPPORT
It. and must break forever with its enemies What the
French people effected in 1904 IL effects again IN 1850
thus showing how constant IL Ia in ;ts a ~ o
just in its Judgments How is IL possibe not 10 recoy
mise IN all this the finger of Divine Provdence who in
the very worst times never ceased watch over France
In this phenomenon oil almost identical events again
taking place at ffty years distance The popular in
stnct which acc laimed Napoleon again displays itself
at present in accaiming by the name Of Napoleon III
the prince who for four years has governed France with
so mucn prudence and cleveiness II belongs to you
Messicurs les senateurs 20 give to the national will
regular conservation and TO draw up the Seatus ons
thm which will establish the basis Of the empire 1t is
great and noble task and you will perform 1t with that
high Independence which consuts only the honor and
glory of our country For myself Messieurs les Sena-
tcuIs yielding scruples purely personal character
anxious to remove even the appearance OF partcipa
on which would not have ely in view .he great
interests of the State will leave another the honor
OF directing the discussion.
Numerous marks Of appreciation followed NJ
Achile Fould, the Minister of State, was then in
trocuced. preceded by the messengers Of State and
conducted by the chief usher. The Minister took
Of the government, and, in the name of his High
ness the Prince President Of the republic, presented
the message, which has been already published.
After the Message had been Rad, the Minister of
State withdrew, and Immediately propositson to
modify the constitution signed by ten Senators,
handed to the President of the Senate The Bureau,
according TO the terms Of article seventeen of the
organic decree Of the 22d of March, Immediately
tho general sitting. The Bureau having been unan-
mous in favor Of authorising that the proposition
should be taken into consideration, Baron de La
crosse, the Secretary Of the Senate read it aloud
bso ttpr al poI h-vh
plopg, General Beraguay d'Hillers, Cardinal Du.
pont, General d'Hautpoul. Baron do Lacrosse,
Marshal valiant, General Regnaud de ST. Jean
dAngely. Count Simeon, and General d'Ornano,
In conformity with article IL of tbe organic
decree Of March %, this proposition was, during
the sitting, transmitted to the Minister of State.
The President of the Senate next called on the
First President, Mesnard, to replace him in the
chair. After q Suspension Of the proceedings for
half an hour, the messenger of State having
brought back the reply of the government, the
Secretary Of the Senate was called on by the Pre-
sident to read il. The reply is thus worded -
Monseigneur-You have laid before the draught of
Senatus Coasi having for object the establish
ment OF the empire. have the honor Of thanking you
for that communication and i hasten to inform you
that the government does not oppose the taking into
aon Of that proposition and that cording to
Council OF State Rouher President of the Section of
Lessaton and Delange Councillor of State charged
to represent the in the discussion which that
Saatus Constitrm will lead to- Accept Monseigneur,
the assurance Of my respectful consideration.
ACHILLE FOULD, Minister Of State
This reply having been read, the Senators with
drew to their bureaux to proceed to the election of
the members of the committee, when the following
were named First Bureau, President Troplong
and Cardinal Dupont Second Bureau, Count
d'Argout and Count do la Riboissiere; Third Bu-
reer, the Duke de CambsceTos and General Reg
maud de St. Jean d'Angely; Fourth Bureau, Gene
raj d dHautpoul and NJ Leverrier; and Fifth Bureau,
Cardinal Donnet and the Duke de Mortemart. The
public sitting was then declared OF an end. aad the
committee at met, and chose as its reporter NJ
TroploDg.
The Bourse was croTded to suffocation to-day, the
Spectators expecting an enormous rise in the price
public securities, in consequence of the proceed
ngs at St Cloud yesterday The -Four and-s Half
par Cents opened at loSf Soc, and closed at
l0Sfs soc for the end of the month; the Three per
Cents closed at S6f Orleans Railroad shares, l750f
Rouen, 1,070f; Havre, 575f; Great Northern,
9l7t. 50c,; Ayignon, 6l0f,; Basle, 405f. Paris snd
SrasLuIg, 9S2f. Soc Paris and Lyons, 035f /;
Lyons and Ayignon, S60f Western sf France, 1857 |;
St. Dizier to Gray, 625f Caen TO Cherbourg,
6ST. Soc; Bordeaux TO Cette, 6S0f