The republic., 1852-01-07


At the end of the year. therefore, it is probable
that there will have been coined. during 1851, at
least hundred apd forty times as great a value
in gold as during the year iS4O
You may have heard, among other items of in
telhgence prematurely circulated after the revou-
ton, that the President had caused the temporary
Legislative Assembly, built in the court of the
cient Chamber Of Deputies. TO be demolished. This
was thought TO be rather a summary act of spite
against the representative but soon turned out
To be untrue. But it is now understood that the
demolition will commence to-day, the uay aiter
the election-that Is, as soon the proposed sys.
tenn Of NJ Bonsparte, requiring legislative body
Of only two hundred and fifty members, shall have
been ratified by the people The building 10 be de
stroyed erected in s4s for the reception of the
seven hundred and fifty representatives OF the peo
pie. From its hasty execution, and the slight
strength Of the fabric, it has gone by the name of
Pasteboard Hall, (SaIis de Carton.) The Chamber
Of Deputies will therefore be restored 10 the occu-
patton Of which Pastoboard Hall has temporarily
deprived IL.
The Minister Of the Interior has addressed a cir.
cular TO all the projects, authorizing them to expel
from French territory all foreigners whose stay in
the country might seem calculated to disturb the
peace The DEGREES Of the projects to be dec:-
siye and without appeal all existing laws and for
malities which might delay the execution of these
decisions suppressed. The projects arc not re-
qured 10 consult the central authorities at Paris
but merely TO inform them Of any such measures
that they mny have taken.
In speaking Of the liberation Of Gen. Cavaignac,
NJ della ucrouniere, editor in chiefofthe Pay,
since the retirement Of NJ. dc Lamartinc, uses the
following language:
"Thcre is ono remark which il is proper 10 make
IA he m tlatt emf
thought necessary 60 take ia order 10 insure the
success Of the ID OF December. That is, that the
dictatorship seems 10 be distasteful TO the Presi-
dent, and that he 10 striving 10 tighten its weight
much possible. The coming election is to
substitute the date Of constitution for the date Of
revolution. ", as we expect, this election gives
Louis Napoleon sufficient moral strength TO enable
him TO abandon his physc ial strength cOpciliatJn
will be as easy TO his conscience IL must be
pleasing 10 his heart AZ for us, faithful 20 our
principles and our sentiments, what ask for
to-day, az always, may be reduced to two lines
"COnciliation without abdicaton;
"Goyernment without oppression"
retired soldier, born on the Both Of November,
$780, has just entered the Hotel Of the Invalides at
the commencement Of bis lO2d. year. lie has re-
ccived pension since 1898, when be was severely
wounded. lie walks with case and converses with
considerable fluoncy still. lie has long white
beard which reaches TO hs waist. but his head is
entirely bald, and furrowod with sabre cuts. HE
three children have all served in the army, and
one wounded at the battle of Flcury. When
the old gentleman arrived Jerome Bonaparte,
governor Of the hotel caused him TO DC presented to
him, and ordered that be should be treated as an
officer, and should have a chamber 10 himself But
that qualification stcadfas,ly refused by the
ancient and honorable, who said that he wished
to finish bis career in the midst Of his equals He
ia now the dean Of the three thousand invalids.
and is the only one who has ever witnessed bis
centennial celebration.
There has been in Paris, for several years,
young American gentleman who has been for
long time viewed by the police with jealous eye
Having fortune in he own right, and being Of
literary turn he has devoted hs leisure to the com.
position Of socialist tragedies fratcrnal letters to
Eugene sue, and a constitution for the Repubhque
Frsnsaisc. Under the administration Of Leon
Fauehcr he was refused a license to deliver lee
ture upon Chinese manners and customs, for fear
he might use IL as a vehicles for The incubation Of
ruthless and dcmagogics doctrines When vi.
earlier issued his ordinance respecting foreigners,
this gentleman applied for his psmis de sejoor,
which was, after due deliberation, refused. and
notice to quit served upon him instead Within
the eight days delay granted, however, Messrs.
Fauchcr and earlier fell. Since this the Amcri.
socialist has not been disturbed, and he very
naturally concludes that nc will be subjected to no
further molestston; he lives in the hope, how
ever, Of a good time coming, when his tragedies
viii be performed in atmosphere charged to
fever-beat with liberty, equality, and fraternity.
FRANCO.
CHILIAS GolD CoIS.-The republic of Chill has
issued two denominations of new gold coin One ia
called the condor. aud is worth ten dollars; the
other the bobion, and is worth five dollars.