New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
General Bedeau has addressed the fol-
toui,, Lotto, " the Minister of War:

lowing letter 10 the Minister Of War;
"Moss Saturday May Is 1880.
aMoYsIEuR LIZ mrSIsTRE An order nxes the nme
within which the oath imposed on 70 oe Aken
placed ont of the pale Of the law since the ID Of Deem
her might abstain from replying TO that prescription
but do not wisb that my silence should be falsely In
terureted nv acts have always had for principle and
obiset the respect and the defense OF the laws vas
for thar cole cause arrested Imprisoned and violently
prescribed Injustice and persecution do not change
honest convictions. refuse the OATH BEDEAu
The Project of Police, and other high
funeopares Of bis department have taken the oath TO
the Constitution, which administered 10 them by
the Minister Of Police. The employees Of the General
Post Office have slso Just taken the OATH which was ad
mnistered by the Director General, NJ. Thayer VINO
expressed 10 them at the time his satisfaction at
the zeal and devotedness they manifest Ia the the differ
ent branches Of the service
Long lists Of important and we'll
known names are published in the English journals OF
those who refuse to take the oath. Among them we
note Dr. Cbomel Of the most distinguished OF
French physicians. He has, In consequence, vacated
his Proiessorship at the College.
The Steele states that the convention
between France and the Porte, relative 10 the holy
places has encountered unforeseen difficulties In its ex'
ecution that Russia has interered and In most per.
emptory tone demanded the maintenance Of the statEs
quo which was modified by the Lavslette Convention,
in some points, to the advantage of Catholics.
According to Paris letter in the Inde-
pezd0nc Of Brussels the French Government proposes
10 increase the stipend Of the Archbishop of Paris from
10OOM 50000f; those Of IA Archbishops from 5OO
TO 20000f; and Of C. Bishops from 10000 TO
120C 1t also proposes says that Journal to increase
the speIds Of the Wears General by 5O0 to improve
the position Of Of the lower clergy 10 increase the
allowance to the Chapter Of St. Denis end 70 grant
100000 for increasing the cheirs Of cathedrsls
"A new bill for the regulation of the
communes has been submitted TO the examination Of
the Council Of State TIE Mayors and their deputies
be named by the President The Republic in the
chief towns of e;artments and ACCOMPLISHMENTS and in
communes Of 1000 inhabitants and upward. In the
other commupes they are 20 be appointed by the Pre-
fects. There appointments are to be for three years.
The Journal de L0iret says: 1--WE
have announced that the President of the Republic had
bought property in the Soogne The Prince has pur
cbsied two eststes the chateau Of La Glare and the
CT atesu of La MoeBeuvTon with the lands attached TO
them. They were bought together for the sum
15OOOCW Ills the intention OF the President 1t il said
nization'
The M0niteur reminds General Off
that the st of June the period fixed the latest
for their taking the oaths.
The Constitutional announces that
the French sbip.ofwar Cbsremagne arrived on the 9th
at Smyrna, after being refused the passage Of the Oar
danees.
The sale of pictures, composing the
gallery the late Marshal SouIt terminated the oath
May The total proceeds were 1477 $50 francs The
principal pictures SOLD That ST Joseph and
the Infant Jesus by Aphohse de Tobar which brought
1l50f; ST CsthanDe by ZurbarsD, 16O0f the Interior
OF a Smokng-room, by David Teners, l,2l0f; St John,
by AloDzo Cano 2sOOL; st. James by the same 2lOOf;
Female Saint, by Zurbaran 3,200t; another by the
same, 33OOE; the Communion of Saint by the same,
2l00t; ST. Anthony, by the same l0OOf Holy Family,
by Hbera, OOf; 81 Anthony of Padua and the Infant
jesus, by Muillo, lO2OOf the Repentance Of St Peter
by the same 55OOt; the Denarus Of Caesar, Tribute
Money, by Titan picture little than feet in
hight, 62,COM Among the persons who purchased the
principal pictures Of the Spanish masters the Duke
OF Gaera Count Pozzi di Borgo the MARQUIS of Hert.
ford Count Duchstel. Baron Devaux, Messrs Townend
Osborn, De Bruni, ROux, Mundler Gallo for the Mu-
scum Of Montpelier, &c. The following pictures we're
either bought withdrawn blythe family Of the Marshal
viz: The Birth of the Virgin by Murllo which fetched
9OOOOf the Glorihcaiion Of the Virgin, by the same
5,OOO; Christ the Cross, by the same g. l0Of; the
Miracle OF San Diego, by the same, s5,500fi Bdeand
Stopping Monk by the same, l5,0OOE; Abraham offer
ing Hospitality to the Angels by Fernandez de Nsya
retta, surnamed FL Mudo, 25,0OOf, &C
There is no further sign of life from
N. Granier de Csssagnac since his few words-it
not be called reply-on Count Moe's denial. The
following remark Of NJ Emile de Girardin is but the
echo of public opinion
AS impartial reporters bound to pronounce that
TO be evssve insufficient When of such
hind a. that stated by M. Grsuer de Ca,ssgoac is in
question, andwhen receives fiat contradiction that
by M Mole, there but two sternstives-to fur
R,'h a. u: proof or g Keep silence ; second affirmation Of
according 10 him. very simple and very decided mode Of
answering such Is the one he should have adopted and not
hst which ls neither Peremptory nor simple
People are etlll In the expectation OF hearing from
General Cbsngsrner. Should the General include in
his denial the allegation with reference to the Invasion
OF England, II Is to be hoped that NJ de Grardn will
practice bis own doctrine, and meet that denial by
"peremptory and simple" proof Il is not forgotten
that 1t M. de Girardin who a year ago. first made
the statement about the Generals proposal to conquer
England with twelve thousand men, and subsequently
repeated IT,