New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-03

re,sons NAV not b, seeraya ed an IN the interests
re rsoe,, ssa rs. the nsccuracy OF the sbsvs-meu-
E,d srtes 20 far a, regards the Conduct Of the
gents ct the Teot1y ItstI that some Of then III 1ns
morning the h. begged me TO give them few ites o.,
vine but they asked for 1t IN 4 respectful maaner and
theY DID not drink dr. az the rcioy mnsI aao 'nlI
N III the actiar d rorder. OF which has bsen
,he tbta,er nehsr the authors the accompces Of
those disorders made the bes decentralization or offered
clergy Ihave &C CRErBNET. Cure.
Army Matters.
The Moniteur contains three columns OF
names OF soldiers decorated for their conduct during
the tate troubles Eleven soldiers have received the
cross OF the Legion Of Honor for wounds received Id
the affair OF the 4th Decorations have been gwen 70
several officers Of the army on the same occasion.
An order of the day has been published IN the ar
racks and headquarters of the garrison OF Pans ~
which the Minister OF War announces that srat
fcation is to be given to all fhe officers OF the army
of the second class who took part in the campaign
OF the 3D. 3D. 4th 5th and 9th OF December that lsto
say, in the suppression OF the Paris insurIecHon.
This extra pay is TO consist OF $50 francs for eacn
captain 40 francs to each lieutenant and oO francs
to each sous officer. -
The W0nlterr announces that the officers OF the
Marine corps at Dunkirk have sent their adhesion 70
the President
II is affirmed that the total number of Frenchmen
killed in Paris and the Departments IN carrying OUT
NJ Bonaparte's coup detdf, is not less than 2,Ooo
The annual banquet of the old officers OF the I'M
perial Guard took place on Dec IS, at the " iIois
Freres ProvencauI." Marshal Excelmans presided
and among other officers present were Generals re-
ut. schramm, Magnan, Gentil. Lafontaine, Mont
marie, herbillOD, ChatTy. Lafosse, &c. Alter the
usual first toast, :" To the memory OF the hmpeior
had been drunk, Mar,hal Excelmans warmly expa-
tated upon the merits Of the President OF Republic,
when lie rdiculousiy described as the worthy neg OF
the great character and eminent qualities OF the En-
peror He was confident that as Prince Louis Napo-
leon had saved France from the evils which tnreat-
ened her, so he would know how to preserve nei
from all harm for the future. he hoped tnas IL Goo
continued TO protect France, he would Suner her ior
msIyyears to continue under the Princes govern,
ment tEHe proposed the following toast Glory anu
gratitude to LOUIS Napoleon Bonaparte, the SAVIOR
Of lie country and OF civilization" ms TOAST was
received with the greatest enthusiasm amid repea!.
ed c;its OF "VlYe lie President de la Republlque :.
yvt lie p ince Louis Napoleon"
me papers ofthe 18th assert that the troops
IN africa tac received the news OF the coup detaf
with eIeat coolness and showed discomfort at the
imprisonment OF the Generals and called for their
resase lille voting.
Miscellaneous.
Count Glazeneppe, one of the aids-de'
camp Of the Emperor of Russia has arrived az Paris
1t IL SAID that he has been sent bv the Autocrat OF
all the Russias to compliment the Piesidens on ms
recent exploit, and to present him, In the name OF
his master, with the grand Gordon OF the order OF
st. Andre, which Is the first order IN the Russian
Empire.
The Constitutional states that fraternal associa
toIs and secret societies spread like vast net
work all over France. Large ORDERS for railway
shares are said TO have arrived from London no.
uce fixing The polIlng places Is out; thete are no
less than 800. In consequence OF the arrangements
and the vote being by ballot the proceedings OF Sat-
urday and Sunday may be expected to pass
smoothly Arrests are still being made in the prov.
nces. -
The Duke de Guiche the eldest son of the Duke
de Grammont, and nephew of the Count dOrsay, has
been appointed Minister Plenipotentiary at Hesse-
Cassel The Duke de Guiche is married to the
daughter of Mr.. MackinnOn, NJ p.
The syndcs, porters and vendors OF the markets
(d0nes de HaNe) TO the number OF 500, were admit.
ted 10 the Eysee Sunday, to present their felci-
tations to Louis Napoleon. After presenting sew
eral magnificent bouquets one OF the women made
speech in which she thanked him for the courage
Gus initiative by which he has acquired the appro-
baton of all the honest laboTious population. Inc
prince replied that he was happy to see his efforts
for the happiness of France and the working classes
so Justly appreciated and that with the and OF all
good citizens he would persevere in the same course