The daily union., 1852-12-01

Security is not re eestabshed by disturbing the prin
cipes on which the throne Ieposes and all rights are
not consolidated by dlsregardisg that which 10 amongs
US the necessary basis OF the monarehea order. lhs
monarchy In France is the royal house OF France ndis
soubly united 10 the nation. My ancestors and yeafs
have rayersed Centuries laborng concert, according
TO the usages and the necessities OF the PERIOD IN The de-
veopment OF our noble country. The French during
400 years alone. amongst all the people OF Europe have
always had princes OF their nation and OF their blood al
their head The history OF my ancestors Is the history
oi the progressive greatness OF France and thai
which endowed her with the conquest OF Al
gers rich in future prosperity rich already both by
the high military regulations which IL has created and
the glory of which is added 10 all your glory.
Whatever may be the design OF God with resPec, 10
you and TO me, who have remained the chief OF the
ancient OF your kings. the heir OF that long line oi
monarchs, who during so many centuries have In
creased and caused TO be respected the power and Tor
tune OF France, owe 10 myself, owe il 10 my family
and to my country, protest loudly against false and
perlous arrangements, and consequently maintain my
right which is the surest guarantee Of yours and Ia
wed, that, faithful TO the laws of the kingdom and TO
the tradition OF my ancestors will regiously preserve
till my last breathe the deposit OF the hereditary mon
archy OF which Providence had nirusted me the care
and which is the only place OF refuge where France the
ind lGa rest st and md happiness. h s' w : ' - HENRY.
Frohsdorf, Oct. 23, 1852.
BELGIAN AGAINST THE
In the Belgian Chamber of Deputies, in the sitting OF
Tuesday. the 9th the Minister OF Justice announced that
the King had charged him to present bill the press,
and he read il as follows
"An !. Whoever in public places Or meelngs, by
pers and mages-placarded distributed, or sold, placed
on sale exposed 10 the publicshall have rendered
himself guilty OF offences against foreign soveregns or
chiefs OF have maevoIeny attack their
authority, shall be punished with imprisonment OF from
three months 10 two years. and with fine OF from 1901
to 2O0f, and may be intediced for period Of at least
two but not exceeding five years, from the exercise OF
the right mentonedn in article AZ OF the penal code.
Art 2. No one caH allege, as means OF excuse or
Justification that such writings only the reproduc-
lions of publications made in foreign countries.
of the representatives OF the chiefs of the governments
who may believe themselves offended These demands
shall be addressed the Minister of Foreign Affairs
and the ministerial despatch authorizing the complaint
"Art 4. The mode OF proceeding prescribed by art-
cles A. s, and of the law OF The 9Th March, ls47,
for by the present law Article Of the law OF 18th May,
lS47, is applicable to the same offences.
"Art S. Prosecutions shall be ordered within three
months from the day on which the offence may have
been committed.
"Art. g. The law of the 2e,h of September, 1915, is
repealed"
The reading Of this document listened to with pro-
The Minister Of Justice asked if he should read the erpose
des motifs? From all parts there cries Of Yes"
and he spoke nearly to this effect:
The law oil 1916 represses offences on foreign sove
regns; il repsses on international law This law
Gently served the basis OF judicial prosecutions but lis
exiseace disputed by the press and by lawyers
law disputed 10 ils essence is compromised in It's sf
feels The law OF 1916 requires complete revision The
government thinks, then, that is right TO give it The
form of inconesabe application and il is for that motive
that il has presented By order OF the King, the bill just
read.
THE LATE BUTcHERY AT ANcoSA.
A correspondent OF tha London News writing from
Rome, says:
"Aiter the late awful butchery OF political prisoners at
Ancona. second scene OF The same kind was TO have
taken place but the aftllerymen dsgused al the part
they had been forced TO play 10 II, protested 10 man
against undertaking the Office o exscaoners again so
that Monsignoy Amca has been Obliged TO write TO Rome
and wait for instructions before another set OF cuprts
can be sent TO their last account Yncenzo Rocchi, alias
the Moor, after receiving his share OF bullets, spun
round three times staggering 10 distance, but soon re-
covered bus balance and marched back resouey 10 h's
former station, where he was finally despatched. Ba.
gn refused 10 be bandaged and requested 10 be allowed
10 give the signal to fire Others called out, Euuiua
frnteih BandieraP 'Eupiua la Patriar" &c.
THE BRIDE OF NAPOLEON, THE usURPER
The Baden correspondent OF the Cologne Gazette writes
from Carlsruhe on the lth instant: The betrohment
Of Louis Napoleon with the Princess Garcia OF Vasa may
now be regarded as a certainty. IL has, however, as
learn from most trustworthy sources, only been brought
about after the conquest OF great difficulties Not only
were high political advisers against The match but many
warning voices were raised among The family connex
ol the lady TO remind her OF The unhappy 10, OF
other Princess OF Baden Bu,he policy OF the Grand
and the rmness OF The bride, have rumpbed every
obstacle"
Our adyices from Spain extend TO the 9th inst.
The Catalina sailed from Barcelona the 25ih Octo-
ber having board 500 men, intended TO reinforce the
garrsons OF Puerto Rico and Cuba.
The -four steamers OF 200 and $50 horse power, lately
in England, were intended for the Havana
naval station. They will shortly sail for that destina
ton, and convey thher additional renorcements OF
troops and artillery Others had already been forwarded
from Barcelona Sanander. aud Cadiz that the army
OF Cuba will be increased by a; least 1000 men.
According 10 returns published BY the Gazette, the
floating debt amounted the LIST instant TO $3.50 900 900
reals The treasury bonds negotiated, in October
last, al the rate OF eight per cent with individuals, and
six per cent. with the bank.
The editors OF the HcrGido Constitutional Diaro, Is.
panoi and Ep0ca had been officially informed that they
were to be tried for insulting and cslumpiatng the Di
rector OF the Treasury. The fiscal demanded that the
editor OF the Htrddo should be sentenced 10 fine OF 5,
600 reals and 10 imprisonment OF ten Honths, and the
others to fine Of 5000 reals and seven months mprs-
onment.
Preparations were making for opening the Cores
which to be done by the Queen in person. with a
speech from the throne and IL believed that the min.
stry would propose certain notifications to the cons,u
ton at the opening OF the session OF the Cortes.
The Madrid Gazette Of the 9th publishes royal decree
granting privilege Of nnety-nine years TO NM. al
berto Uies Co, for railroad from Barcelona to Sar.
agossa.
The Hpaids Of Madrid states that report is current
there OF its being the intention OF Add ell Kader 10 vis
Spain before he goes TO Broussa Tor the purpose OF
ing the palaces and other buildings which erected
in the reign oil the MooTs
PORTUGAL
Letters from Lisbon to the 9th instant state that affairs
generally were in very unsatisfactory posliion and that
Cabral, brother OF Count Ihomar had been murdered
Nispn, mistake. ID = said, for another person