New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12

misfortunes my solemn objection against fault which
has been committed without excuse without pre,ast
without provocation Of any kind, and which Ii Is st
tempted 10 render more irreparable each day.
The following are some of the principal
credits voted In the Legislative Assembly for the De-
partment OF the Interior: General expenses of the
National Guard, 1l7OOOE establishment of the Beaux
Arts. 41 3OOf works Of art connected with public
buildings 4jO,OOW preservation of old historical nouu
ments, 745 0o0f tomb of the Emperor Napoleon, l5a
2l7f annual allowance 10 artists dramatic authors
&C. 10 their widows 1871 70Of allowance 10 theaters
l'5OOH salaries for employ ees In National Museums,
20l JOf other expenses of the same, 80 0O0 for
purchase OF statues and pictures for the Louvre lOO
00; charitable institutions 59 s00f hospitals for aged
and inhrm, 100000 fr; to persons kauin1 sDeciaI
claim on ue kindness Of Government 6jO0OOtr for IN.
expected Vsitations and Disasters 9646OO fr; Veter
nary Schools, $4,000 FIR Encouragement of Agr,eul-
lure 307 0O0fr Improvement of the Breed Of Horses
270e 500 fr; for Improvement of the Deep Sea F.sd-
cries 40O0O00fr. for Yarn Baths, 10000 r The SAL
aries and allowances TO the Government Functonares
In the Departments set down at ,240 l50fr ex.
penses Of the Prefecture 5056OOO expense of Prl
soners 6250000 r salaries OF the Minister of the In
terror and Clerks 432 coo r. aid 20 FOREIGN Psfugess
10000 r.: Secret Service Money, l2O0OOOfr Police
Inspectors in the Departments, 10000 salaries and
allowances to Commissioners OF Police, 800 OOOfr
1t is stated that the property of the
Duke dAumae, which he inherited from the Prince
Of Conde IL to be forthwith placed under sequesraton,
pending the proceedings commenced by the parties In
whose favor the yearly of 100000 francs left,
TO found benefcent establishment at EcOuen. Adver
Elements have appeared In the papers, from the agents
of the Duke dAumae, announcing the SALE on the 4Ih
and 9Th July, of portions Of the Chant ~ domain.
A letter dated 2lst from Petit Noir in
the Jura states that the destructive inundaons which
that country Ia much exposed, have again caused I'M
mense damage, just when the farmers were about 70
reap their harvest In the village of PetitNor which
s encrcled by the river DJu0s, half the houses are
under water The Inhabitants have been compelled TO
Zee, and their heds which promised luxurant crop,
are totally submerged.
, The annual religious service in com
memorAiOn Of the death in the streets of Paris OF NJ
All late Archbshop was celebrated on Saturday in
the Cathedral Of Notre Dame
The Presidents visit to the South is
postponed till September next.
A letter from TeulOn states that orders
have been given to place the stocks next year, at
that port frstcass lineof5sitle ship, of the
fourth class, and three corvettes Sailing also, two
steam gaies Of 30 guns and three corvetes and
two tenders.
The Mdrseilles Semaphore publishes
note from the Commander OF the Fleet in the Levant
on conradictng the that pirates present
Infested those seas
The Moniteur has a leader on the sub
ect Of French Guiana emigration field. 1t depicts
in glowing colOrs the resources of the country and
states that the Minister of Marine has given special in
struotons the authorities at Cayenne 10 develop those
resources 70 the utmost
The Courier du N0rd announces that
mine Of plana has been discovered in the nelghbor'
hood of VaeDcienpes.
The President and Judges of the Tri-
bunal of Commerce of Seine have the osths,
and the Officers of the National Guard ordered to
perform the csre nOny within one moth In
of refusal to swear are still reported, but they
are not so numerous as might be expected.
The session OF the Corps Leglslatlt closed
en- Monday President Napoleon addressed the follow
ing message to that body
"ELYsEE NATIONAL, June %, 1852
"MKssIEURs: At the moment when the Session OF
1852 about to close desire to thank you for your CO.
operation and the loyal support you have given our
lew Institutions You resisted that feeling which Is the
most danger Gus among assembled together the se
auctions of esprit de corps and laying aside all suscep
Utilities you have occupied yourselves with the great
interests Of the country, well understanding that the
time for passionate and barren speeches had gone by
and that for doing business arrived.
"The application of q So stem always encounters
difficulties, for which you have made due allowances
II your first stn1s not fully employed you have
compreo nded that the desire which | felt to abrdge
my Dictatorship and b call you around me, was The
cause by depryiDg my Government OF the time neces
sary for the preparation Of laws 10 be submitted 10 you
"The natural consequence OF this exceptional state OF
thr 70 alton OF work az the end OF the
session. Nevertheless the first trial OF CONSTITUTE N OF
an origin altogether French, must have served to con-
vince you that possess the conditions OF strong and
free GOV ernment Power is TO longer the liked aim
agsut which the diverse opposons direct their shafts
with mpunity II resist their attacks and hence
forward follow a system without having recourse to ar
btrafy conduct or 10 rHse On the other hand the con-
troll OF assemblies s grave, for discussion Is iree aud
the vote OF the supplies serious ~
"As to the imperfectiOns which experience Will have
made known our common love OF the pubic good Will
tend INCREASINGLY TO soften the Inconvenience until the
Senate will have pronounced
ain the interval Of the session will apply all my care
to search out the OF the country and to prepare
plans which will permit 10 diminish the expenses OF
the State without in any compromising the pub
lie service On your return will communicate 10 you
the result of our abors and the general state OF affairs
BY the Message which the Con Tuition compes me 10
address to you every year r,r,
" In returning 20 your departments be the faithful
echo of the senme mt which reigns hereconhdence In
cancellation snd peace Tell your constituents that In
Paris the heart Of France, that revolutionary center
which sheds In turns through the world Hight or con
Haeratiop YOU have seen immense population apply
ing Themselves 10 remove ell traces VI revolution end
deyotnP themselves with pleasure to labor with perfect
security the future he who atey 10 MS delruui
was impatient of cry restraint you have seen him nall
With accsmation the return Of our eages-symbos OF
authority snd glory.
"At that imposing spectacle, at which religion conse'
Grated with It's benedictOns, great national te you
remarked his respectful attitude. You saw that army
.o proud which saved the covntry, rise again In the
esteem of men, while kneeling with devotion before
| the image of God presented from the altar.
The meaning Of that Is, that there IL In France
Government animated with faith and the love OF virtue
which relies on the people the source OF all power-on
the army the source Of all force-on religion the source
of ali Justice Receive the assurance Of my good wishes
"LoUIs NAPOLEON"
The reading Of this Message was frequently inter
ruuted with numerous marks OF appreciation and was
concluded in the midst OF the unanimous acciamanon'
OF the Assembly.