The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-05

CARDS persons affiliated to secret societies. they must be
considered innocent till convicted by court of law and
In both these penalties fall far short Of transpor
taton TO Cayenne 1t is stated that at the commence
ment of last week there 200 persons accused
of rupture de and FIVE hundred persons accused Of
being chefs de section members Of secret societies in
the different prisons Of Paris alone and the number has
greatly increased 1t said to be the intention OF
vernment to transport all these persons without trial.
pour cause de Sreten Among those accused of being
cles de section several Of those who recently
presenave and many others in respectable stations OF
life, who have rendered themselves obnoxious to the
powers that be- by entertaining republican opinions, and
deapproving of corps detdf.
The Monifeu OF to-day gives additional proofs that
in throwing out threats against the socialists the govern
ment Is not joking 1t publishes report from the Minis
ter of the Interior reeratng the decree OF the Sh of
December and demanding in order to carry 1t into exc.
cuon credit Of 65S 000f which is Of granted
The following is the report -
Monsieurls Presaent-By decree Of tho sth of this
you decided that individuals placed under tho
broken their bsn should be transport for The sake Of
general safety to per al colon such ss caysnns or ASe
proved 70 have belonged to secret society sxccution
sicn, Ss sent caysnn This ogsrSssa rssairs
rA proyscn urgently called for which am Occupied in
aenss Ths drst credits nsponSasly these
hitS military seryiee s
r colony It 10 to pr oyo for such credits that submit to
seus 10 very humble sna Gs9a
The decree alluded to follows by which the President
Of the republic grants the sums applied for
According to OF the numerous anecdotes afoat in
Paris in these troubled times, Louis Napoleon when
speaking few days ago TO of his oonfdants the
subject Of universal suffrage threw doubts the policy
Of retaining that privilege to it, full extent. To this
his friend remarked that il was FOL his interest tha
it had been established to which Louis Napoleon re-
piled, Ces ra mais ai PIES eette eat goT ne bcqi
ser, ~ non pom n0ycr
A numerous deputation, representing the different
brar ches OF tade and mauuiactuIt Ia Paris headed
by NJ. salandrou2e de Lamornax, the honorary presi
dent Of the Parsian Industrial Union had Saturday
interview of the President Of the republic, by whom
they were received in the most gracious manner. NJ
Gauesen hawi manufacturer. and member Of the In.
ternatona Jury addressed Louis Napoleon behalf OF
the depuotion ar follows
Priree-we have yitnes,od with happiness tie rsaa
r:csn S2Sssoa Yos have syen Franco s.euriy in tho
ctarns interest ofPars to eSpres to you oGr deep srs
.uds YSg have restored eonadensS to 2. ve owe to
os,aSs We haze CONF Prince to tell you that 20 place
ened solittuds r the true interests Of French industry
Loui, Napoleon replied as follows
Gentlemen nm delighted to sac h.s largo portion Of
as eonay roasra
F
dop and to favor much possible the develop
the different members OF the deputation who retired
char rmed with hi solicitude and aifsbility.
The adhesons Of municipal and other public bodies
the President Of the republic have now become almost
general In many Of the departments nearly the whole
of the municipal councils have voted adhesion and
inmeEsc number have sent TO Paris addresses to the
President thanking him for the act Of the ID Of Decem
Der.
The woramen of the iron works Of yierzon. proceeded
to the polling place in procession preceded by dag
bee ring the word 0ui'' in colossal characters
1t is stated that several persons who have taken
active part in the propagation Of republican principles
have determined to emigrate fearing that they may be
harrassed by the new government account Of their
tradesmen organizing colony to proceed to Monte
ydeo. The government however has refused to grant
fregn passports to ell parties without distinction The
Minister for Foreign, sirs has introduced system
Of foreign passport az follows
I'm the name Of the French @ Minister for
agents of the nations friendly allies of France permit
10 10 s %ps.sg s per-
ss'SA TuRcoT"
Those rermissions only given to proceed to Eng
land to the United States The minister refuse,
them to persons wishing to proceed to the continent Of
Europe.
Ali the account. received within the last eight dsys
from the great centres of and
concur in confirming previous statements to the i'm
proyemen in commercial transactions Speculation has
teen es busy in the commercial marts the stock
exchange. As soon apprehension, whether real or
funcied cea,sd as to the crisis Of 1852 everybody
gagged in commerce haseIed to make large purchases
the hope OF corresponding profit Unfortunately, the
retail trade has not recovered so quickly from the
late depression The Parts shopkeepers have yet
Effected but few sales for the jotu ds Fan but |
they seem to look forward with confidence to the
conclusion of the elections for improvement The
dealers in articles Of luxury feel the depression more
than any other class; their hopes however are sup
ported by the reflection that the Of last
December was equally untavorabe and that when the
improvement took place 1t continued until the end of
aLuary which is generally dull nth for the Paris
.hopkeepers It is expected that the directors Of the
discounts will shortly reduce the interest charged by
them from four TO three cent which would be great
relief { the commercial classes Of Paris There ha been
bSi agT,ns n: wfg:: ehoe 'a glcs were sold y high
e. m ses az - @s ss, q GS 10 superior quality at
n, ~ Wit IN tan