New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05

-. . search at your house ou' " :,
alarmed no harm will De done you 3yeared neces-
AI.,w This last assurance Appehei me-. NJ.
20 ~, Theirs was IN great cOnssein- ~.
Say, h.t do you intend to do Do yoa kho sas
,sm , renresentative ~ Yes gu, oanos xsc,ts
e %. 6d,scussion on this point nusl eAoo" y.
mIe a.. q But wha, YOU co may bring y you -
~ "c.iald" "Nothlng shall proven. sae Iululi,
mi M nv duty "Itis coup aetal Ints ~ ''
msL,sg" al cannot answer our oose, aOn ,hs
so,, 20 get up" DO VOL EMO" II di, .ue
Ply ne IN The same prsdcament-are any oil III,
Iisssu,s Ip the same case ~ - DO Bci hho ~, 9n
N Theirs got up and slowly crossed hii'sI ~ al
hs,ng The services Of the agents OF ponce no
AZ onN. 80, ON, ,our hrAlns' =. DO not think you
xould be guilty Of such act NJ Ih,e,s, v' nov,
sny ease have taken my measures, ai . 80 ~
10 nreyent youv But do you kno" INC ~, " 7, is not
Won know you violate the Cons Nth you
~ hysin. IS TO enter int any uscussion
ard resides, you are much oe..I! ,a ,S,-an and
came to execute the ordeIS mn'' irbsn van we're
al should have executed VOWS "hen {ou - ,ho
ssais1sr Of the Interior" A search mace IN 'ue
rbanber Of NJ Thers did not ea1 20 we
~ apy political correspondence. ~. IlIels 1919
-, bs ND his political CORES ppnsence
- snc,o lime in England, da4 "a y nothing "uuil oS
FOND At avs house On being requested 70 desceni
.ndIe.ye the house, N. Tiers was much aHeC'ee,
.opeared alarmed, and was ili %! nesi.as1oH :"
Pp.ou'cat1 lie was led 90 believe that he vas
-, 20 be conducted % the Project OF Ponce. Inc
SSrsct,op taken by the garage augmented MS az
sbepsiess add be enteav0fed ea r0ufsby ever sO.s
81 narce rom the accom' snDent OF Iacu uuy,
on MS ARRIVAL a. the prison " Mazas, ~ ihleis
asked # he could have n coffee as ",'S DIe Cusso,
Livery attention was shown tun. MS couIdse,"
must be confessed, entirely abandoned MnH plis'n'
and he oi5 not show greater hrmness than bIeppo
Excused rom being transferred 20 ham, ~ n',,
was Professionally taken bach 10 MS own nouss ~ ~
a new decision, NJ. Thiers vas 70 De taken W VIC
r,ght hank Of the Rhine The ot1cer OF peace, IN
aenbach went TO take ". Tiers from MS house on
the sth OF Dec. at O'CLOCK ~ Tue evening; VI ui-
euet and another friend accpihpanieI VI. nieIs ~
me Stas5urg railway station. aud n. GFaAlgier la
NarnJere accompanied h.m 70 keli. Atthe moment
of setting out for the fret moments OF ms Jour
ney, d. T0iers wept aoundalty. On MS ariiFdl a.
Ken, NJ Theirs announced D s N@eh'ion VI 6S.ns ~
Frankfort and thence T. Dresden, where he nan
10 meet al Old friend, with whom ne should aihuSe
himself IN painting
Al the same time the; The representatives. were
arrested 10 their beds AID without the iedS ul'h-
guilty the most dangerous chiefs Of the secret socle
ties and Of the barTcades, "oro crested MS hih9
of arrest mas eeen pursued W1nCrs MtefllsSioh anu
has alfca0y gwen tnc greatest results. lac Pu0hc
surely knows the names 81 these an aciOus ana ln0e-
fatgsble enemies Of society. and VIC Shau oniy give
here those who are considered the most ce!GotaIeo
in the regions Of eneIe. lhey are Grignoh Stiehfi'
Gustayei SteyenOt, Michel, Gelhlcr ttruulauiicl
Philippe Bregnet (AYmancb Delpech tCelestlil
Gabriel fFranc0Is), Schmidt jacques Ffeu-
sric). Bauno, Vasbenter, HOui t1ichei- Aoranan
Jscot,er tLouis- Ffancois), Kuch (Alphonsel, SIX
ITheodore). Bnn tFrancosl, Maapert lPlerre-
hntOiGe), lllbach, LecOmte MINOR, MeumeI
Bulssou (Alexandfe), Eosset pierre, Bonvaliet
(The0doreJaques), Choqun tEuehne-Snhoh
Nicholas. Guitere Char esq, Blcte Leon oseph
yoinier Aiinel, Thomas, Curael, Boireau, Crousse
Cbares Joseph AlbeTt), B"lilc., NogueZ (Antolne-
Denis). Lucas (L0uis.Juilsn). Ldssere (Jean-isa-
dors), Cahsigne, MageD tHlgpoiytel Polmo Can
tome Chitlesl.
Although essentially delicate In its nature, the
mission confded to the army could not leave any
doubt either 10 the President OF the Republic or the
Minister Of War II was only at half past three IN
fhe hpfr
the execution, that General MagDan, Commander
in-ChIei of the army OF Pans, was summoned TO the
Minister OF War, and received from HIM at the same
time the explanation OF The me aSre 10 De taken, ana
the orders necessary 10 execute them. Gen. Magnan
had already received notice ~ THIS eventuaity, the
necessity measure had already been pointed out
To- him. and he only asked T. be informed OF the mo-
neR when ii should be TO mount his horse.
There Is so much discipline in the army OF Paris,
ahat each regiment at ts post at the moment In
dicated. Colonel EspInasSo, the commanding officer
Of the 42d OF the line of tie brigade Rupert, was
chaged to invest and occur the Palace OF the Legs
iatIve Assembly.
The Assembly was guarded on that day by bat
TALON of the 42d under the orders OF the Lieut. Col
one Mel, Of the 4ith Of the line, who executed ms
command IN the name oftle Assembly.
Ate, s'clock, Col. Espinasse arrived at the gate
OF the Assembly, in the Place &c Bourgoyne, which
he caused TO be opened aac sent for the chief OF the
battalion, while his troops occupied The court. The
chief Of the battalion was regularly relieved by his
superior officer, and the battalion on guard con-
Quoted TO the barracks. Al the same time that the
forty second OF the hne entered the LegiSla-
tive Assembly three c0mmlssares of Police.
each accompanied by ten men, presented them
selves charged with the arrest ofthe Questors The
Assembly Was surrounded ard occupied without the
least difficulty, at 81 O'Clock. NJ. de Perslgny, to
whom these measures vera cOpfied, was present at
this delicate and imports ni operation and went TO
ihe Eiysee 10 report. To c0acMde here what con
Germs the Palace of the AsSe nbly. we should men
ton that d cOnSigDe li-gIVen or Misunderstood al
lowed about 90 representatives 10 enter individually
by small door IN The Rue Bourgoyne, opposite the
Rue de Lille. These representatives. assembled IN
the Sale des Conference, and made some hostile
indications. On notice 81 her presence being COM
munlcsttd - the Minister Of tRe Interior, an order
was given 20 send them oai immediately. Captain
sancerotic OF the hchiclpsl Guard, charged with
the execution of this orCSr, informed the representa-
tives OF bis orders. The President of the Assembly,
81. Dupin deputed bv HIS colleagues, replied 20 HIN
IN these terms "Gentlemen, the constitution is
violated We have the law With Us; but we are not
the stronger party. lIeqMrc YOU to so away" This
address ha1 no effect the soldleyy but the captain
declared that he must CAL on his men TO do their
duty, aud then the representatives retired.