New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02

the director Of TAs Consttxtionns has been made an
officer of the Order of the Legion Of Honour.
On Monday night the President or the Republic
held his second weekly reception since the Tecen,
revolution |, still moro crowded than the first,
and, A. might be expected, there was an immense
number Of officers OF the army. OF all ranks 10 was
remarked. however, that. with the exception OF NJ.
de hentalembert the great leaders OF parliamentary
renown were all absent.
The Marquis of Normandy was present, and his
appearance Was considered an answer 10 the Tumors
that there vas a great degree OF GOODNESS between
the President and the representative OF Great Bri-
tain tince the accomplishment OF the coup dstat.
nave not nearo OF the absence Of any member OF the
corps dtp'omatqus, With the exception OF Mr.. Rves,
the American Minister, who shows the disapproba-
ton which his countrymen feel with respect 20
cent events oy not yet presenting himself. There
were few ladies present, and there was no dancing
The whole affair was over before midnrht and in
short, was by no means so gay as Ia Gays by gone
The President takes active part in the Ora wing
up OF the new Constitution with which he is 70
crafty France. II is said that he occupies no less
than eight hours day IN thus great affair, along
with N Rouher, NJ Baroche and NJ Troplong.
An order Of the day has been published in the bar
racks and headquarters OF the garrison OF Paris by
which the Minister OF War announces that grati.
fcatlon is to be given to all fhe officers OF the army
of the second class who took part in the campaign
Of the 3D. 3D. 4th 5th and 9th OF December that isto
say, in the suppression OF the Paris instruction.
THIS extra pay is to CONSIST OF $50 francs for each
captain l40 francs TO each lieutenant and so francs
to each sOuSoffcier.
The Duke de Guiche, the eldest son OF the Duke
de Grammont, and nephew Of the Count Orsay, has
been appointed Minister Pleaipotentiary at Hesse
| Casse The Duke de Guche is married to the
daughter of Mr.. Nackinnon, MP.
II is said that the Department OF the Police is to
be raised to the rank OF Ministry, and that NJ. Car
her is TO be the new Minister
Count Glazeneppe, one OF the aides-de amp of
the Emperor of Russia, has arrived az Paris Il is
said hat he has been sent by the Autocrat Of all the
Russias to compliment the President on his recent
exploit and TO present him, in the name Of his mas
ter with the grand Gordon of the of ST. Andre,
| which is the first order in the Russian Empire.
Gen. Cavaignac has been liberated without con.
| dtOns of any kind. The General will, after his
| marriage, proceed with his bride 10 Italy The
| Archbishop OF Paris although he will not support
! the President, has Withdrawn his hostility toward
| him. The departments each day show fresh I'm.
| provements in commercial affairs AZ Amiens, on
the 18TH an increase OF per cent On cOt0ns and
| per cent. on fax and hemp. AT Lille, spinners are
| now at full work. AT Laureigne, business OF up
ward of million was dene last week, and several
! manufacturers from ROubaix, now in Paris, have
| been obliged to refuse orders. similar improve
ment has taken place IL the southern departments
ard in the localities not distant from the late
disturbances, where the silk trade shows symptoms
OF prosperity.
the Constitutional states that fraternai associa
tons and secret societies spread like vast net
| work all over France. Large orders for railway
shares are said to have arrived from London no
| ice fixing the polling places is out there are no
| less than 30O In consequence OF the arrangements
and the vote being by ballot, the proceedings OF Sat
smoothly Arrests are still being made IN the piov-
| inCes.
MARsEnLEs, Dec. l4.-Al things are at present
quiet here, and people kept in by the soldiers
who are bvouacked IN all the principal streets and
| squares, temporary barracks having been erected
there. The corners of the streets are guarded by
| cannon and steamfrigate is moored opposite the
principal street, with six "a Founders pointed to the
shore
The President Of the Republic visited, on Satur-
day, the ofeIivs Of the faubourgs. lie renamed
for some time converslng with the masters and
w0rkmen. He asked and obtained the names Oh all
the operatives who had not left their work on
Tbursc ay the 4th during the hghtlng II is stated
that for their "good conduct" they will receive at
the end OF the month double wages for that day. ii
is rot said whether the funds for that object are
found by the themselves by the city, or By
the PIetldent OF the Republic.
It's affirmed that the total number of Freedmen
killed in PARIS and the Departments IN carrying out
M. BonapaIte's coup dttat, is not less than 1000.
The President Of the Republic has decTeed that
sum OF 100 O00f should be allocated by the Minister
OF Public Works, for the purchase and demolition OF
the houses situated between the Louvre and the
Tuilerits ard the leyelllng Of the ground between
those two places.
The Monitur contains three columns Of names Of
soldiers decorated for their conduct during the late
troubles. Eleven soldiers have received the cross
OF the legion of honor, for wounds received in the
affair of the 4th. Decorations have been given to
several officers Of the army on the same occasion.
serious engagement took place On the sth at
stood their ground about four hours, and then re-
tire aed carving with them their dead and wounded
The Insurgents this department., as In that OF the
Var. placed their hostages In the front rank, with
orders to fire on the troops
LetRrs from DTaguisnan, dated Dec II, state that
a decisive battle had taken place between the gend
armes commanded by Captain Hourlez. and the in
surgents 10 the plumber of 6C00 go or 20 Of the lat
ter were killed ana 80 taken prisoners The troops
lost only one man, but captain and lieutenant
were severely wounded. All the hostages IN the
hands Of the insurgents were rescued. Among them
was the Count de Colbert, whose son actively as
sisted tie gendafmes Two other hostages, NJ. de
Laval de Lorgnes,) and NJ Panescore de la Garde
trelnet were found wounded
The syndcs porters and vendors OF the markets
tdomes De Hdiie) TO the number OF 500, were alm-
TED To the Eys6e Sunday to present their felic-
tations to Louis Napoleon. Alter presenting sew
eIal magnificent bouquets, one OF tne women made
"A speech IN which she thanked him for the courage
Gus initiative by which he has acquired the apprO
baton OF a the honest labonOus population The
prince replied that he happy 10 see his efforts
for the happiness of France and the working classes
so lusily appreciated and thar with the AID Of all
good citizens he would perseVere ~ the same course
The Unners is menaclng Switzerland, In which
country it preteAcs 10 say there's soc llst party
In league With that Of France.
THURLDAY-Tbe proclamation OF tue Governor Of
Algeria declaring the colony IN state OF siege. Is
confirmed by decree Of the President OF the he.
public TIE department o. the Jura IS also declared
II state of siege, making 81 out o. 80 departments
thus situated.
Il is announced that the Minister Of the Interior
las received sGhesions and addresses from q com
muIes o. the Vosges, and from c0mmunes, mlnfci
pal councillors, mayors National Guards. &c. OF va
riOus places N 20 apartments. and that addresses
are in course Of signature IN 500 communes OF the
department. OF the Hauie Saone
The news from the Departments continues TO De
favorable"
N NJ CIemieux Leo de LaOode and CretOn, who
confined at Vincennes, haze been SET az liberty
N NJ DuveTgier dc Hauanne, blxo, Jore,. Pann,
Dureu, Teilhard, Laieris, and General Leydet have
teen transferred from VIncennes 10 ST. Pelagie.