New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

movement, unless in the smalles, imaginable s,scs
The Princess Mathlde was present, and wore her
magnificent diamonds but Il w<s observed tha, shs
converted but little with the President Indeed, m.
went the length Of saying she had cxoressed
intention Of not being present on this occasion
but that express order from the very hgaes, quar-
ter forced her to depart from her determination N
was remarked also that the President conycrsed for
length Of time with his uncle the ex.King Jerome
who has been for some time on bad terms win BIZ,
daughter, the princess.
twas remsiked that the principal men Of III. for.
mer Chambers were ali absent. No Legitimist was
present, general the ladies OF the Preach
aris'ocratic circles so much so that when the Prp
cess &c Besuveau and the Marchoness des Porte,
appeared. their presence was a subject Of rems,k
On the other hand. foreign ladies OF rank were !,
great numbers. and particularly ihose from Russia
The Princess WoroUizef the Countess Nauschkn
and several pretty Polish ladies' were freQuen,v
spoken to during the evening by the President.
The state of trade IN the manufacturing
towns during the pas. week exceedingly good,
but the retail business in very depressed Goa
dition
1t is thought probable that, owing to a
dfecent harvest, the expectation of Corn viii b
prohibited.
A note in the Moniteur states that the
Emperor of Morocco, having Afforded full sa,ishc-
ton TO France, the return OF the French mission to
Tangiers will take place Immediately.
The new Minister of Police will have
under his direction Projects Of Police who viii
Lille. The Patrte states that NJ. Petr, Project Of
the Hsute GaIonne, has been appointed Project of
Police at Paris, in the room of VI. &c Msupas
The Public states that the Bulletin
Francais conducted at Brussels BY NJ. Alexander
Thomas, and which contained some sharp attacks on
the French Government, has been suppressed by the
King of the Bslgians NJ Thomas and his coe iilors
have been expelled from Belgium.
--FOity-siX persons arrested in the Lot
etGaronne have been transferred to the Chateau Of
xxh hav In he ira tod "a
Cayenne and others 10 LamOeSSa, in Algeria
M. Jules Fabre, President of the Civil
Tribunal OF Rocez, has been arrested on warrant
charging him with having melted the Inhabitants to
civil war.
1T is intended to augment the number
of serses dc rils and of republican guards in Paris
The President has determined upon
taking of the feuilleton OF newspapers.
Count Joseph Szembeck, chamberlain
TO the King of Prussia, has JUS. arrived from Ber-
lin upon special mission.
A movement of associated workmen'
has taken place in Paris. Thirtydye men. repre-
sentng the different operative Associations, whose
productions often meri. 10 be ranked among works
OF art, held conference to elScuss the pIopriey Of
emisratlDg 10 the United States OF America. The
first principal speaker was an operative cabinet
maker, whose productions attracted, II Is said much
attention at the London Exhibition. He said in
substance, that the whole policy OF the Government
was inImical to the principle Of associations, and
concluded by remarkns
Hitherto we have sent tho produce OF our varied
industry to the New World that very expectation
has been the great cause Of our success-the most
extensive source of the happy results OF our efforts
Why should we not transport our industry 10 the
New World We shall mud there, on the spot
Itself, the primary materials necessary for us, and
the cost OF whose transport renders their acquis-
zion here more onerous-l allude to tmoer, meials,
leather, wool, &C. New.loTk and New Orleans
viii soon cease 20 depend on Paris, inasmuch as,
with Us. vho are the real producers OF those won.
deTs Of PdIiSian industry Pans will have emigrated
10 New York and New Orleans. propose, then,
the ioTu alton Of Committee OF Emigration, to be
charged with The liquidation OF the Operative Asso-
Citations OF Paris, the realization OF their capital,
and the organization Of the means necessary for
eng ration 10 the Unied States within the shortest
PeriCc possible.
The statement was received with marks OF ap-
prevail Some other members also addressed the
mtetmg, not, however, 10 COMBAT the PROPOSE.
lion, but to modify it Various points OF South
America ard OF Canada were also suggested for
the rev establishment; but It was observed that
these were mere matters OF detail, the solution Of
which ought TO be entrusted to the Committee Of
Emigration, as the laboTs OF that Committee would
have for object to give the proposed emigration
all the guarantees of success. After some CONVEX.
saii0n matters OF detail, the proposition OF the
operative cabinet-maker who first addressed the
meeting was put to the vote, and unanimously
adopted. Commission OF Emigration was then
elected by ballot The author OF the proportion
was the first who was named member of the Com
mission his colleagues are an operative engine
mai err operative paperstaner. an operative up-
hols.ertr, and an operative silver-smith