New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

Psroi VI his es.-ring into possession ins rna,-f. 1870
iss i. y. w1s ofv.rr. ard IN the Of Foa'aine-
kisss Ccspisxns. Mail, snd ST Geruzn
,s,es Of he sr,s r-,.ins charged with thsir sdnn,'
srsties - veil w,a shs k-~yins up oil tho NsH'"
49, esd ,scir dsyssde.eics lat a,v Of April.
MEsNiRD, Prssid-nt-
SSs. RsosasLr DIN ST.. JxAS-DArssLY, CAssAoh""''
IsIos Do LACROSSE, Secretaries
Jon;. N.noleou. who had the other
d.v ~ r. 10 .ssrr. TIN. he was doing all for France
nothss for himself, Gas thus become Possessea u Az,
the roys palaces and their furniture, whe sns
Of maintaining them il laid ON the psuon ino P1 IT,
alluded 20 are The Tgerie. touSre ed Msson .e Ev
riAsne verailles Trisron, u Ciou"' ~0oD''' '' ~
r&e, and Pslsce Of Pau
On the 4th the members OF the Court
., ...o, and Tho Cour des Complies she First Prcsi.
den. and the Prssureurs Generaux oil the Cour' AP
-, took the cath prescribed by the Constitution, in
-. nr-.,,., of the President of the Republic In re-
..x. n. e.ths of the msgstrsoy, the President said:
s,es The prinsipls OF divine right has been replaced
i, -. DOGMA Of the sovereignty Of the people, 1t may
~ ,s;d that NO government has been so legitimate ~
mine In 1904 fosr millions of sufrages BY proclamfng
hereditary power in my family designated me as the
"A good deal has been said, or conjec-
sured with reference TO the journey of the Prince de
Canine 10 Italy The following arc the real facts OF the
es>e Some days since the ex President OF the Roman
Louis Napoleon He showed him large mass OF stamped
Paper and stated that in consequence OF the sequesra
uon of his property he was on the eve OF beng COM
petey ruined and thai consequently MS presence az
Rome was indispensable. The Prince President OBJ.
eced that though he had restored to him his quality OF
french citizen yet did not depend on him to annul
the law of exile which sriil existed against MN tnas OF
course he could force the Pope 10 receive him IN his
Ststes vet be would far interfere as TO give him let
ers for the French Ambassador at Rome and also tor
Ger Gemesu bat that anything more he would not do,
L &c. wks<s ~aarpe0
de Canine left Paris furnished with French passport,
but thought IL useless apply for the rise OF the Paps
Legation in Paris, a. he was sure oil refusal On ms
arrival Z. Geno. his first Wait was to tho mother OF M
Nszzin who died two days alter
Arriving at Cvita Vecshis, he was opposed Dy the
Roman suthores. and not allowed to proceed 70 the
capital He waits there further Instructions from home
Meanwhile, u. de Tureot, the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs 10 In disgrace about the affair Of the Princes
ftoppsge and the Assea5ee reports that N. de Rayneyh
has ceased 10 solicit from the Pope permission Tor the
Prince OF Canine TO proceed 70 Rome
The President of the Senate has taken
mn his residence 1t the Petit Luxembourg where he will
remain during the continuance OF the session. and gave
receptions once week
We read in the PrcSSc:
awe think we are wellinfonned in stating that the
attention Of the Governments seriously occupied WITH
important notifications In our military rfgmc Inc
question il not to diminish the effective strength OF our
srmy but substitute voluntary for compulsory enrole
rnent If we are wellnfor1ned, the arrangements Tor
this change well advanced
The Presse. while it admits that the
conversion OF the Five per Cents is aa acconsp
remarks that the amount of demands presented at the
Treasury, s but email proportion OF the movements
cn.oncd In the moncyed circles by the conversion The
Bank of France has advanced 900 on deposit OF
five per cent renx Other bankers have discounted
largely with the Bank of France, and the capital thus
raised served purchase the Five per Cent stock
offered at the Bourse. Altogether it may be estimated
thatthe Five per Cents sold at the Bouse within the
last 20 days together with the repayments demanded at
the Treasury amount to 100000 OF ree, or capital
Of 300 100000.
The following letter, containing some
interesting particulars, has been received from an
officer serving board the stesmfrgate Asmodee, ut
Port Vendres:
On the 10th Of March the Admiral commanded us to sail
forthwith for Port Vende to receive board political con-
vcts sentenced TO transportation The Amodee was at her
post on the following day Shortly anerward strong de-
tacbmeBt OF troops consisting OF infantry and cavalry
boue 500 OF these unfortunate men who had resolved 10
snnbilats society itself There many among them
with sinister expression of countenance indicative OF
the immoral nature and otreadness for crime There
were among their ranks however and pains
some young who had hitherto filled most honorable
sson soeisy Ihee T ns s sss snS avn
perence ought to have saved him from such errors Next
Ponte handsome young man, of most interesting ap-
pearance professor apparently OF talent and then
several wealthy landed popetos who about to be sep
grated from their afflicted wives and children Among those
of the lower classes remarked named Masce whose
conenance was expressive OF energy cunning ana auaac
Like the majority OF his companions in exile he was native
PyreneesO r1eDtales and wore Catalan
His avowed object in joining the insrecton OF which ne
declared Of the chiefs to obtain possession oi
ma urso,e husband !. repaed to be worth several
million Of francs. Our departure from fort-N enares
melancholy affair When General f,anbeaud who commands
the department. embarked the prisoners he would not per
init us to sa until he had received uler
es ON board for three long days And as
thronged with women utterng shreks capable of rend
ing the obdurate heart They were mothers sisters,
and wives trying catch last glimpse OF all that was dear
10 them The wife of Capt Lafontaine ON being separated
from her husband fell into convusve fit She armed
away but she had scarcely reached her home VIII ne
e1ped-a dreadful example Of some OF the evils occa
stoned by civil war At length sailing orders d
TWAS nshtfall the 18th Of March, The NOM IL was
the more trying had been reported the proceeding
day at Port vendrss that the prisoners were to be released
When the anchor of the gae was seen to rise the crowd
on she quay appeared be struck with mortal supor,
and again a. II they acted by electric stroke,
they rushed like torrent toward the entrance oil the
port In instant the ety and the highest rocks run
ming into the appeared TO be covered with men,
women and children stretching their arms toward the ship
that each moment became distant They uttered
no longer hear them assure 1t was terrific scene
Never have assisted at spectacle which has 50 painfully
affected me- Such be forgotten for II was hui
man Ee carried the highest pitch represented theater
of On side black and desolate ROCKS on
spans sun sowed from cloudless sky believe there
would be end revolutions in France If II were possible
that all revouonst even the most hardened could be pres
ent al such scene O'Clock the afternoon of the nth
OF March, that say only A hours after departure we
landed those unfortunate men at Bona IL Afca, whence
they are TO DO sent forward to Lambessa-"
The President of the Republic has re-
ceived letters from the President of the United States
and from the Grand Duke Of Sake Weinar in answer
to those notifying them the powers conferred on
the Prince by the French nation
The following nominations are an
nounced: N. Defy French Consul at Richmond United
StStes).
Mr.. Hackett, of New York, well known
as an enterprising American manager and In England
distinguished actor has been passing the winter IN
Paris and negotiating with some OF the first aisies for
Nibos theatrical establishment in Broadway, New York
PRUSSIA.