New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26
FRANCE.
Tie New Deerees-rhe Barriers OF Parss-
George sands New Play - Operate aaa
Dramatic Gossip.

The New Deereea-rhe Barriers OF Parys--
George sands New Play Operate aas
Dramatic Gossip.
Ceasspsasesos Of TIE n. Y rrss.s-
PARIS, Thursday. March III, 1854
The DEGREES Of the week. though sst
numerous, are important 0as appoints N Bill.an
deputy, to the Presto ency OF the Legislative ssev
in virtue OF the asa article Of tAs Constitution. in
whchth Pfesitsnt claims the privilege Of elevaupr
o. its number TO that dignity, for the space AZ
one year.
Another decree Is aimed at General cavsirnse
ard the other three opposition candidates elected 70
the Chamber. Its sense is as follows Abbreviated:
"Cousicsnrg that the oath IL ths essential prsi~i
nary to the exercise OF aay publ, functions con.
sdefiBe thai it is the Indispensable condition OF As
appointment Of any magistrate or fuact!onsry the
act By which the character OF pubic man GEN.
pleted considering that refusal or omission to tsxs
the oath IL equivalent TO q resignauon, whether the
delinquent be an appointed an elected officer
the President DEGREES Refusal omission 70 take
the oath Of office, viii be considered as resieas.
ton The oath taken caa BE- none other than sAis:
'Iswea obedience to the Constitution, and 6dsliu
to the Presieent' Any adj ION, medication, 70.
stricton Or reserve, will be considered IS refusal
and will involve the same penalty" Ii 10 said that
both ths Senators and the Representatives will take
the oath at the Tuileries in presence of the Pres,
dent, and that the ceremony will DO attended with
imposing display Any deputy not present, wAs
cannot give an acceptable excuse fer his absence,
will b considered as having resigned
third decree. the hrst Of q series, promises the
entire reconstruction Of the University of France
This institution, as you may remember, Is OF an old
date, being supposed to have been founded BY Char
,emasne. Through this University the Government,
in the Minister Of Public Instruction controls all the
academies and schools Of every grade throughout the
country. No establishment for educational purposes
whatever san BE- formed without the authorization Of
the Superior Council Of the Univsrsity. In the new
decree n. Bopapa,ts aIosaes TO himssf the right 70
appoint all the officers recessry to carry on the
affairs Of the institution the Superior Council the
Inspector General the professors OF the faculties Of
theology, Law and medicine, librarians and rsctors
he gives 10 the Minister OF Public Instruction the
power to appoint and revoke oil persons in any way
concerned In the instruction OF the rising generation
throughout France. Several DEGREES follow, rsor-
aanizng the Superior Council turning out thsss and
substituting those, creating alsrse number Of IAspsc
tors General, and fixing the salaries OF all 1t In
possible to Judge this fairly till II shall have
been fully made public, but II is easy to that IL 10
10 half way measure, and that the whole system Of
education in France 10 to DO rsors and prosa
bly, made worse
That the President Intends TO remain at the Ely
see, and does not contemplate removal to the ruis.
ries, IL sufficiently evidenced By the preparations
making for repairing and rsnovatias the former pal
ace The stables are to bs rebuilt and the guard
houses and other dependencies thoroughly modsrA-
ICED These are 90 old and rusty that IL hasbssA
found necessary, OF late, to bolster them up ~
strong beams and other extriAsio supports
You remember n Dsvinek, who WAS elected to
the late National Assembly on the eve Of the coup.
<ssss. n. Carpenter, Mayor OF Montpelier, hes
undergone some What similar experience. Hs vas
the Government candidate for the Legislative Body,
vas tstunphantly elsstsS, and died the next day.
The sale, BY auction, Of Louis Philippss Library,
or that part il It which belonged to the Palss Royal
and the Chateau Of Neuilly. commenced on Monday
last, and will continue during twenty successive
evenings. The crowd the arst night was 90 great
that II was decided to held the subsequent sales il
some more extensive hail. Only one work Of prsni'
usut interest was sold. This was manuscrips,
bound in 10 volumes quarto written in blsok-lssssf
by an Able In liza, and prsssztsd to Louis Pailipps
By Cansrs, member Of the Convention. IL eonssias
the life and principles Of Jesus Chnst and was dis
posed Of Ut the low price Of $50 francs shall men.
may take place during the auction.
The Government has come TO decision upon the
project Of abolishins the barriers OF Paris, and re-
moving the ectrois to the outer walls II bias decided
against the measure. DIR. vsron is made tho bearer
Of this ILL tidinss and there sort Of natural pro-
pristy in his being selected for this cuty. About
wear ago, at the commencement. of the intrigue for
the revision of the Constitution and the reelection
of the President, DR.. veTon announced that one Of
the first msssures taken BY Louis Napoleon, should
he b elected for q second term, would b the 70.
movai of the barriers and the consequent abolition
OF the belt of vice and viainy which enclfolss
the city. He entered into long details, viewed the
subject in every possible light, financial, social, re-
lieious and positively pledged the President 10 the
measure. Still later, while himself candidate In
an reimbursement lying between the barriers and
the walls, and therefore psciAy Interested in the
matter, DR.. VeIon returned to the charge and ex-
pressed his hope and belief that the suburbs would
soon DO annexed to the capital ct the sane tine
setting forth his claims to consideration as the
prime mover In the affair The President 10 how're
elected, and DR.. veIon Is chosen Deputy from
scsaux. OF course there 10 no necessity Of pursa-
ing the subject further. The cosssstutionssi, Of
YESTERDAY, over the signature Of the Docsr contains
the following seven lives.
"This question has bees the subject Of sertsvs
exampa But all the authorities have oppressed
their conviction that the execution Of suca msa-
sure would be Tunous 10 the greater parton OF sne
kSnheus sHd ruinOus TO the city o! Paris, which
would thus b conpslsd to pave and light an i'm
nsDse extent Of ground"
rear ago the same writer proved thatths nes-
sure would be advantageous, financially and sanats-
rily, both TO the city and the suburbs AN sorry to
say that This Is only instance Of promise made
for slsctionsering purposes, forgotten or openly
broken when the election Is over NJ. dc Moray's
circular upon the subscs Of Sunday labor Is another
1t il a. much dead letter as though 1t hal never
been PANIED 1t was Issued 10 serve particular
purpose the end Is attained, and the Implied con-
tact into which the Government entered 10 si'her
forgotten OF disrssardsd. Al any rae, It not exc