New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

fall an Attendance has not been seen since the Senate
constituted up TO the present day. All were in full
dress uniiCTn, aud certain air Of gravity and pre-
ocCuIfti,n scemed 20 mark the demtanor OF the mem
teIs. The eXkng jerome, the President Of the body
iCck tie ci'I u the opening of the proceeding and
after Lay.n. administered the oath Of allegiance 10 The
Senators who had been named since the terlnins
ton OF tie lat session read address in which he
fFCkc Of the enthusiastic movement which had of late
etn manic led by Tue country in favor OF the reestab
lf mtIt OF the Empire. The wish the country no.
aid, appeared 70 be beyond the slgitef doubt AMI
IoN belonged 10 the Senetc realise the public wish
which 10 uneqzivccsy called for a change in the Gov
erruCnf The Empire, the ex King observed would be
nothing more or les than the confirmation and naiute
renee Of OF tie conquests in useful progress achieved
since ileH IL gnihed nothing else than this-figui,v
sticad and order a home and was beyond doubt the
sulest pfoee a. aintt every attempt snqrcv Tho
add cs- ten alluded 20 certain unctonnries of Orleon
IL tenGe ncics and declared that oil the persons b
oCk any Part N constituting the new form of govern
mht re b und to absndon hopeless every conncc
ton with tie od parties
W Achile Fould, the Minister OF State then bro IN
down message from Louis Napoleon in which the
latter sfoke Of the maI citations which hal been n, e
III ca, h NJ the cOuury snd which he said were ~ -
nature 10 induce him 10 give his consent n the
pc,ed change il TIE .orm OF government He did po,
however zee any necessity becsue the form OF cover,
meLi 70 ts thus altered 10 ec.rpn,enc. IL
rtncdeling tho Constitution "N VI
Ten members Of the Senate hsvs der,osi,ol q, r-o,;
ion icr sena'u -Consu.utr, couterr.nr the Imnsyl
Crown on his Imperial II shncss Prince Loui- NanpIe
eAe 49, AN'iN ante OF ME Dolly whom fsioy
81 maze member Of the BOnsparte family y.boH 10
might horse 70 edcpt rs lie heir: whom al fi,n
ItitIne lonapdlt e. and nj heirs male b, tb Pic -
Mu;h n eIg Ihs proposition, it viii be seen i mr.
cisty IN terms previously scfiei and nj vb;ch : p
eIabl o inform you several days go -'-" "''
Ace din 20 the t. M OF the regulations of rho
ste ,'eiy proposition brought forward rnust bo.ore
being read puhhcly. he submitted 10 The 0
three Of The buresux. When the proDos,ion ra; Va
the Empire wac tr ugh forward short disrnss
On tie point, - 10 whether the bureauv "a .o.,j, ~,
iesson, 'hould cor time 20 act upon tho uresen,
orihai now tuIeauN should be ballated for n 10, a.
cdtd that the old buTeaux should be pnsin,s;,.I a. /.
was then esrred, without eny opuosit;or o.. =,
proposiicn relative 70 the Empire shouI1 no rcraJ
10 them. 10 iei'iieu
Il hardly necessary 70 say that ths Urea, oros,;,
q the esto isntnt Of the Empire i so cornnleeI A.
ctced that Il VII not meet with the slisbesf -;
efihcT II TIE senate or elscwhere A. reyard r. -
ste tnee WI DE- no opposition, either to te esfahlh
nsLt O TIE Einpre rseif OF TO the manner Ia ,hib
ne qeeEen q tIe SUCCESSION has been sesd AI,aonh
the proceedings OF NE senate conducted vfb r,eJ
dooIs, that nothing can be oicrlIv Sn oiOaeu
sufficient has been allowed 10 transpre even - 40
fitirg, 10 show that so far from rho 49, Sy
uhnhg o. onerhg any opposition the model In yb;5
ther county 10 be oEposel Of thew have d;-rIs-J
the mott exemplary zeal IN making thauseivs ~
20 the new Emperor. By seceding % eve,y; -
thought would meet bis wishes They cla.rt- 10y
that the four years Of the Republic thrpg ~ ;h -
have pesfed las ret disqualified them for r., .S
The cienies and horors Of the Imperial Conf =, 49,
ihey one ana all aspire In the short discu.son ,h;cL
tcok place az discussion L can be cslled1 ,bers ~
ia's VINO houid oe me meet agreeable and otsequous