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

the less exit in the Of the public for Hose who
pose q ,Fscis, q ,ossrs with %. policy o. tie Gov
accept I.sps, 8. ys-D h.so' is Min sire md css
Of necessity 70 MA, Of Prince Louis SseolsOe himself 70
my nominaf,op tn', r. ~ ss InssSa ia the HoHisssr
Gu Dc MosrALxxsrRr.
To NJ De CAsAnrlScA Mis- lister Of ssats'
M. Dupin has given in for the same rei-
sons as NJ. de Montaember., his resign alton OF the
post OF Procureur General TO the Court of assation
and has sent to the papers letter announcing the
fact in which he complains that the President has
net heard him fAvorably, and declares that the De.
cree violates the principle Of property, and he con-
cluces:
But pray ycu. Prince and in earnest manner not
to nisundestand motives nc hsse Sdog,.d
has nOthu 10 DO With Dotcs As President OF tue late
Assembly igorously kep. myself aSsrt rom parties ad
their fatal divisions, and limited myseh 70 MAINTAIN as
mach individually cOuld.ths legal and moral doc nnes
which essential orcer OF cvizsd society reposss
After the coup deat of the % Dcemoe az nnst whlchh
became nv duty protest have done, awaited tbs
Judgment Of ID people appealed 20 By YOU. Afer that
solemn geni adhered frankly totne mmsnse powers
which the resat OF that appeal considering the as
the stoBges guarantee that could be preserve
ablish those principles vhich Wild Sc asm had
endangered d msnaced: and, rs pubic fuaclonsy,
my cooperation wss loyahy given % you. Bus. asths
press Ut moment, and on question OF CIVIL night aud OF
notions Of what usi and unjust and which cherish
my soul for more than 50 years as ,1scosSp'e and as
f1nctions If Procureur-Genei Al
Be pleased Prince. 10 accept the expression CT my
sentiments Of respectful cons ssra'l,n n.,,v,
The following is the decree confiscat-
ing the Orleans property
PRRvIUM.-rhe President OF the Republic
CoIsdsrng that all the Governments which have sue
ceeded each ether have judged It indispensable TO eoss
the which ceased TO reign to Sc the Eea, sud
soma propey Which a n S@aI u .s
strained the members Of he family of the Emperor Napo
lecn ~ sell their personal property within delay OF SIX
~. n
acted the sams mslIe with fega % the princes OF The
measures ave for The interests Of orde. and the pubc
that than high political Considerations lu
Inc posse Of nearly 800 Otoof OF property France
give, 10 he Orleans family deerees-
DECREE Ant The members of the Orleans family,
Their husbands and descerGants cannot possess any
real perscrs properly in France They shan be bound
81 SELL definite manner alths property which belongs
them throughout the whole extent OF the territory OF
At This sale shall bs Effected within the delay, for
property Of one year rom the date Of the promlsa-
op of the present decree and for property liable t. qu
dispute from toe date at which the property shal
have become nrevocably their own.
Ar In the event of the sale not having been effected
within the above prescribed DELAY, the administration OF
domsins shall proceed therewh the forms prescribed
By the law of the 10Th ApTIl 1882
The proceeds of the sale shall be handed over to the
Given the Palace OF the Tueries, the AID January
Louis NAPOLEON.
(CouLtersigned tx De CASABIANcA, Naister Of state;
"DEcRxE II THE President of the Republic. consid.
Il Of the Princes Of the Orleans family the PIs
Ofthe kepnblc would not Justify the confidence Ofthe
French people, II he permitted prope ~ Pc
long The nation TO be tfaCted from q domains OF mo
state considering mat accoIqnS 10 tne ancient psoc
b.r 1850, and ty the aw ofhe 6lh November, 1914 all tho
property which belot sed TO the Princes on lhs accession
to the throne vas or fun right, add Al me We instant
united to the domain Of the crown that thus the decree OF
he The 2st 100, and the Law ofthe sh Noysm-
IL the throne and that which he possessed during
his re en- on whatever title it be- OF full night and
AZ The ymy instant ubiitd 10 te domain 81 the naon
the effect Ct this union IS pert ual and ~ eyoct1e
ana the cohstciauch OF ths phcpe 10 NeIy ais
G,cd tie example 0, Henry ~ that Puce having wsh.d
b. Let p.teus Il the leIh April 1922 tn event tue
union # has proeeIss with he domain Of The crown, ths
Pannent OF Paris reused to erreg scs those Letter,
patent b. Judgment of the IS July, 1894, ana HenryiV
tstqGthy app audins In 'mns lssusd IN the ph
OF Jur, itCT decree Teyokng his iIs letters patent;
apple under tho reign Of Louis XVIII and Cnar
Y aud reproduced in the law q ihe IS h jan 1925;
1880, WI en- Louis Philippe accepted the crown; aud
thusby tho fact Of that acesptaon al tho property which
fIertry e the state; nseeiing hist the general
Coz ation subject o interest," consented to eJ Louis
Phi ppe for he adv antags 81 HIS children 10 TIE ;usion
OF his eldest the 7 August $780, the very day On
which The one vas oisIe1 hla ana bsiore ms acceea
only ef lis object 30 prevent the unen 10 the domain OF
,he ;hIoae that at a later period when it became
known, tbs ac excited public disappIobation (SoaeUa Ia
puJhque that the annulng OF not
pr ced, here did exist. under
The ancient chy auth Ty competent TO
violation Of the principles of paoc law tho protec ion
Of which was formerly cOBded parliamonts thatin
.servrg the eItest OF the property comprised IN the
doea,g", L9us fpp. espsiveo "ms. o. mohlos ana
that OF the Stae that the donation ITSELF not less than
throne of that a. wa. on III pat OF KiDg Louis Philippe
he most formal recognition Of that fuadsmeIsa rule,
would be alege that the the public domain
Of the properties Of that prince could only result from the
acceptan of The crown by him. AID that as such accepa-
zion only took place on the 9Th of August the donation
conssne1 on the 7h Of the same month should produce its
effect considering that at the latter date Louis Philippe
10 loDgsra private person, since the two Chambers
declared him King Of the French under the sols condition
bis he was king on the IN August since
two Chambsis and that the fraud on the law Of public
order does OF exist less when Is conceredi Ia vsw Of
considering that the property comprised in the donation Of
I'M Augsst beng evoca6y incorporated IN the domain
20 the law I'd March. 1882 that would contrary
to all principles acnbng retroactive effect to that law
to the essation existing at the which the
that besides that law by private
the rights IL s Snd tns
msabe rules Of pnbc law considering, berides. the
rghs Of the State thus claimed there still the
Orleans family more than 100 900 00O francs with which
ihey can support Their rank abroad considering also that
IL fh continue the annual allowance OF 800 600 francs
inscribed the budget for the dow Of the Duchess dor
DECREE Ill" /. The real and personal property,
which the object ofthe donation made on the 7th Of Au
gust 1892 By The King LOUIS Philippe is restored TO the do
"AI.s The state remains charged with the paymsn. of
the public debts OF the civil list of he las. reign.
Art The dowry Of 300 (O0E awarded TO lhe Duche,s
d Orleans is maintained.
Art The properly returning to the State in virtus of
Art shall be partly sold pendus porte) by TIE admin
stroton des deQc and the proceeds shall be divided
lSllows
Art. s. Ten millions allowed to the sociefes de
mutueiS authorized by the law of the l5tn July
1850
Art 6. Ten millions shal De employed in amelioratng
The dwellings OF woikHen IN the great manufacturing
owns.
Art Ten millions shall be devoted to the s.ablsa-
mel Of institutions for making loans mortgage (ns-
ons de credit Joncer) in the departments which may
msnd that measure submitting to The conditions consd
cred necessary.
Art Five millions shall establish retiring
fund for the poorest assistant cotgy 5 dessrVans
rs plus pdurres
Art shall be united to the donation OF the Legion Of
Honor and tho revenue of shall be employed follows
ard Insufficient the deficiency shall be made from the
resources of the budget;