New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-06
FRANCE.
The Exile OF Frenehrien.


.ha Prince President which rival those OF the Aus
xisn Government in Italy. COMMISSIONERS hAd
been appointed 20 90 into the provinces
rhes. commissioners were empowered 20 exam
inc N ca,es Of all prisoners 10 fei such asApfeered
proceu. at liberty, and TO nEic. cue punishment On
the resi- This sort OF Investigation fell iar snort OF
fair trial, but 1t was thought favorable chsnge
from the military tribunals, especially 80 Il was be-
leyed that the measure dictates by feelings OF
moderation and humanity On the part Of the Gov
eminent. The result has proved that she mefel'ul
motives attributed 10 the Government were not
quite deserved. Some people have been set AZ ho-
erty. against whom no charge could be brought !;
but, though admitted 20 be inncceBt almost eli OF
them have been forced 20 leave their homes, some
having been sent 10 other Departments, while others
have been o!ceTec 10 leave France. Win regard 10
the rest, al that Is known lior The proceedings OF
the commission are as secret as, and more summary
than, those Of the inqgIsiucnl is that soEe sDOu-
SANDS Of them have been condemned 10 trlnspoTta-
ton 10 Cayenne, Lanbessa, AM Algeria, and thai
we almost every day And accounts In he papers OF
huge conveys OF those prisoLsr, proceeein 70 sae
different sespJTis on thsu way 70 their DANISH
renr: 2.9 con1anErs, from the departments OF the
Var, Vaucluse, ard the Bouches du Raoae, were
embarked On board the Scion at Marseillss, on the
lst Of March, ior Algeria, 2yS coadSaSssi ron Tue
Hsraut ard Bases Apes arrived at Aisiefs ON sue
4th, In the Labrador, Neere sney Jclheu aho'nef
convoy Of l33 who had proceeded mem ago cen,
GrE1Ess arrived az Havre on the e.h March, ana
auorg them were II person sSTho had been arrested
on the previous dsy only. che 1tn) and VINO were
any known reason go conga,nnSs. from the neigh
bofhoOd Of Bourges and Neyers, were brought on
the l4ih ircIn Odeans 70 the fort OF Blcers, and
there they PROBABLY Sui remain ana on the Ashs
of the l7tn instant 300 of these uRfosunstes we're
sspt of from the fort OF iyry, In the OUTSKIRTS OF
Paris, for Hayre, on their way 10 Cayenne There
are PROBABLY many more coavoys, but these IN
stances sppear IN the papers Of the last two days,
ard show to what An eLotn0rs extent the systemls
CARED Il would be hardly credited II were 10 az.
tempt TO describe the horrors 20 which this whole
Of fiSp 10
stances are known in which persons Ia respectable
stations in life have been arrested Ia the streets Tor
no known reason. ard have been carried from pm.
sOI TO prison till their friends have lost sght OF
them. Where they are now whether ia France. N
Algeria, or 81 their way - Cayenne, no one can
tell for the authorities will say nothing. All that
can certainly be said is, that II alive they cannot
communicate With their friends.
The correspondent of The London Tines
says:
The great fact Of the day is the certainty Of the
smalgsmation OF the Orleans and Bordeaux, the Cen
ter OF France, and the Tours and Nantes Railways
with the trunk lne of the Paris and Orleans
The Moniteur publishes decree which
settles the relation Of the Senate and Legislative
Corps with the President and Council of State, as
also the form OF oath, which is as follows: 81 swear
obedience to the Constitution and fidelity TO the
President" Every proposition to modify the Con-
s.mtion requires the signatures of ten Senators be-
fore it can be made. The Senate separates on the
reading OF the proclamation for prorogation or the
closiDs Of the Parliamentary session.
1t would appear that the conversion Of
the Five Per Cents, has done no trihing injury 20
the retail trade of Paris. Many Of The smaller hold
ers Of tina, stock on finding their incomes reduced
by one-tenth have decided on adopting striciec
envy, and by the reduction of their ordinary expen-
an f,.c fai1
men.
The Patrie states that several ex-rep-
resen.a,iyes who quilted France voluntarily after the
eosp d6tst have lust returned I, adds tina, three
exrepYe entatives OF The Mountain have applied ios
letters Of naturalization in the United States
Capt. Verninhac, who was Tor some
time Minister of the Marine and Colonies, has been
appointed Governor of the Frenea possessions In me
East Indies
NJ. Emile de Girardin has been allowed
10 return 10 Paris for his private affairs
1T is announced that ~. Fizlln de Per-
signy. the preaent Minister OF the Interior IS about
To- be married TO M1le. de CrammOnt, daughter oil
the Duke de GIainmont and niece TO Count c'Ofsay.
This marriage Is said to account for the recent adj
vsncemsnt OF the Duke dc Guiche tthe laty's
bIotheT) 10 high diplomatic appointments DIR II 10
SAID thSt the elton Is felt humiliation by
some members OF the family.
The Prince President of the Republic
he's received from the Elector o. iesse, the Grand
Drse Of Oderourg, and the Duke OF Nassau, an
sweis to bis letters notifying The new powers con-
fer1ed or him BY the French nation.
M. Alexandra Thomas and D'Haus-
sonyllle have been acquitted, at Brussels, for the
libel upon lie President IL the Baieti1 Eraneess.
Louis Napoleon had held a grand re-
view III lie grand square Of the Tuileries lie dis-
trsuted medals 20 the soldiers and maze speech to
them, In which ne declared himself proud OF being
he head OF the glorious military family OF which
they were the children.
The Prince OF Canine, cousin of the
President, has gone 70 Rene upon what Is supposed
70 be secret msscn With Tespec. 70 the French &C.
cupation Of hat city.
M. Clement Thomas, one Of the lead
e-s in the February Revolution, has been bani'aed
from France.
NJ. Gafney, chief editor Of the Journal
u Hare has been expelled from France.
The settlement Of business connected
with the island OF Cuba, ard which was one OF the
prircipal causes Of the visit OF tie Duke &c III
arrarts 70 Pans terminated in manner ssgisfac.
tory to all parties.
Accounts from the departments of
the Dr6me and Ard6ohe state that mIls OF supe-
nor quality is every Gay becoming more scarce
The Patris contains denial Of an IN
tentien iha, has often OF late bsea imputed TO Gov
eTrnelt Of absorbing the insurance companies.
1t seems not at all improbable that
rorae important demonstrations Of opposition may
&c mace In tie Corps Lsgislatf.
I'VE note from Paris by the two last
arrivals, mysterious hints in all The English letters
OF some movement about to proceed from the Psesi-
dent 1t is generally supposed to De me pFosAlna-
ton Of the Empire.
Prince Pierre Bonaparte has, if we are
70 believe he InfsgerGaTes Of Brussels, been seat
irto tort OF exile, as consul IN the United States,
With salary Of only eco francs year.