New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
real purpose to raise money TO pas fonr rnhons
worth OF Louis Bonspsrtas clsmOIous dcb.s Tue oher
t~ millions % BE- divided among greedy aiv~rtur


real purpose to raise money to pas for millions
worth OF Louis Bonspsrtes clsm0Ious dcbs Tue oher
tw millions % be divided among greedy advcrtu-
ers hanging about the Eysee, and the remaining million
to co to Cerlier the Prefect OF Police the real
ector of the lottery, under ID name At first
The morfy came in freely; the receipts In few DAYS
amounted. TO two millions and sf and were quickly
transferred from the pockets Of the public to those Of
NJ Bonaprte Then came doubts, the papers hitting at
disclosures. The receipts stopped
The directors DESTROYS Of stimulating the cuter-
prise OF the public and, TO show III Il the capital
resy intended for expedition to California, they de-
ternlned upon making the preparations necessary tor
,he departure Of the first body Of cigrant To do this
however money required, but AS the receipts had
hifherto been handed to Louis Bonapsre there was
10 cssh in hand The following swirdling was there
iore, decided upon. Duplicates Of iiS millions and
hdb Of The Looy ficks alsads sold were dsp s'chei ~
he Provinces Putting advertisements at the same
time pac1rded everywhere The sale again became
brisk and in August last the lottery again air of
prosperity when, one fine day. gentleman from the
provinces. walking in the Me hentnartre noticed
lottery tickets for sale in tc5acconts window bear
ing precisely The same numbers which he had
In BIS own pocket whercupon provincial friend de-
manded loudly for an explanation.
crowd gathered, and row ensued. Great wasthc
CONSIDERATION OF the Directors they resigned State
eDts forwarded the newspapers by the Protect
OF Police, acknowledging that a few duplicate tickets
had been inadvertently issued &c., &c, announcing
the drawing to take place the 18th of November.
Before the end of week from that time there were
forty-,hr,e claimants for first twenty-five prizes The
Directors IN Tx. required a month 10 decide. In
mesItine came the I'd of December bringing with it. OF
verdict of acquia Not that the dupes ceased
their csmor, but the scandal which the exposure pro-
duced through the newspapers, aterward confined
to the tribunals
IL is account of of these claims that the TIL
buna OF the Seine has just condemned the Directors OF
the lottery pay with costs the holders of the tickets
and their duplicates numbered ,7a S33, (pnze $4,000
rancs,) aud 2,e'S 29l, (prze 5000 francs) This
dict Will be announcement for Master BOnaparte
The PagS and Public have received a
first arning from the Minister of Police for Publishing
appreciation of debates in the Corps LegissIif Tue
distribution of the Emancipation Beige is stopped for the
the reason The Journal de Genere Is prohibited
in France. The Constitutional expresses profound
constituent at the warning given 10 the Pays.
The members of the Municipal and De-
partmen,sl Commis. the Mayors and Deputy Mayors
of the twelve ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of Paris and the Council
of ACCOMPLISHMENT Of SceauX and ST Denis took the
osths 10 the President Of the Republic the 5h inst
the H6te de VILE in the presence of the Project of
the Seine.
The refusals TO take the oaths TO the
Constitution and the President hsS
expected. In several of the departments members
ct the Council General have refused to take the OATH as
also OF the tribunals OF commerce At EvreuN the
functions of the tribunal have been suspended in conse-
quence OF the refusal
The Moniteur announces that by a
decree of the Sd instant issued upon the report OF NJ.
Fcrtou' Minister of Public Instruction, NJ Vilemsin,
Professor of French Eoquence at the Facute DIES Let
NJ.
of Ancient Philosophy at the same Facue, have been
admitted upon their demand to justify their rights to
retiring pension. This is mercy an official form OF an
nouncin that those celebrated professors have been de-
prved their chairs because they decline 70 take the
oaths OF fidelity to Louis Napoleon.
"A communicated note has appeared in
The Monter to announce that of the tickets Is
sued for the ball of the lth the Ecole Mtaire would
be admitted and that set OF fresh tickets OF another
color would be distributed Ii appears that this change
in fho mi mr. 10 ba
disappearance of some 800 tickets from the place
where they were kept No end OF gossip Is in circga-
ton about this singular robbery which was probably
dictated by pecunary speculation.
"A pamphlet on the death OF the Duke
Of Bourbon will appear about the 18th OF the present
month 1t will be entitled Monseigner the Duke de
Bourbon Historical Notice of the Life and Decih Of ms
Ro,al Hishness By Count de VHendr 1t Is stated that
docume hts hitherto unpublished will be produced, pur
poine to show that the Duke did not commit suicide
The work will consist OF than 300 pages, and will
contain several anecdotes not yet known ON the En-
peror Napoleon and on the late King Louis Pnhippe
"A rumor prevails in certain political
circles that change is likely be made n the Foreign
Office and that NJ de Turgot will be replaced by NJ de
Levalete the French Minister TO the Porte who has
been for some time in cong in Paris. and who 1t viii
be remembered married the widow OF NJ Welles OF the
United States, but long resident in Parls
- Sixteen officers of the Turkish army
have arrived in Paris attend the grand military e OF
- The Marshal Duke de Ragusa has,
says The Constitutional bequeahed sum OF money for
the purpose of establishing prize to be given every
two years the author of the best work on military art
The Marshal has himself left some important papers on
strategy. ,
We read in the COnsttuti0nnet-"T The
public revenue is rapidly increasing. The month OF
March had presented increase OF OO0OOOf as COM
pared with the corresponding month OF last year IL
appears that the increase in April was still more con-
Siderable
The Austrian Lloyd, contradlcts the
report that Austria and Russia had protested against an
Empire in France.