The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-11

I AVIk EXpFe9e.l
THE ExrLED GENRRALs.
The following are the Names familiar 10 mo.,
American readers-of some Of the sixty-s;x
members Of the National Assembly indefi.
nitely banished" BY q recent Presidential de-
cree from the soil Of France. The most Of
them are Socialists: g
Victor Hugo, Theodore Bac,
Charles Lagrange, Dupont ~
Nadaud, CharraG, ,es.s-
Schoelcher, Pierre Lefranc
DeFl0tte, Gales Leroux ssss
Nader Marian, Mathier tde d sDrowe) 4
Raspail Noel Parfait. e
The following are exiled, temporarily, or at
the discretion of the President: !"
Duveeeierd dHauranne. De Rtmusat
Creton, Jules de Lssteyie, s.
Gen. Lamoriciere, Emile de Girardin, d
Gen. Changarnier,) Gen Laidef
4Baze, Gate questorsa Pascal Duprat, lg'
Leno Edgar Quenel IN
Cen bedeau, Anthony Theuret,
Imers Victor Chaufoier, + -
Chambolle, i; si Verigny. ~
In this list are all the African Generals of
distinction except Cavaignac, the Questors Of
the Assembly, the most prominent Orleanists,
M. Chambolle, late editor Of the Eegitmist
newspaper, the Ordre, and NJ. GiraSdiIl, editor
OF the Presse; the last Eve are Republicans,
The whole party just set at liberty from Ham
are contained in this list, with the exception Of
ChaFrass, who is cue of the sixty.six doomed
to perpetual banishment. The only prominent
members ofthe Ultra Democratic party, whose
nanses do not End in either ofthe two lists, are
Michel de Beurges, and Jules Favre. Ca
yassnac and kamartine are unscathed. They
are probably not considered dangerous, the one
having just married young wife, and the
ether slowly recovering from long and pain
xul Illness. ~
EAPoLEosIAr THEOLOGY. aQi&4
find she following anecdote in q country
paper. "A peasant presented himself at the
polls on the 2lst Of December, and requested
the Mayor to give him a vote. sFor whom
DO yox wish to vote" asked the Mayer
why, for the Emperor Of course" "The
Emperor is dead, my fine feIlew.n sWeil, for
| the son them" "The son is dead too.,'-
| swell, then I'll vote for the Hely Ghost, for
4 Suppose he's yet alive, tho the Father and
| the Son are Dead" The Mayer handed bull
leein, bearing the word sOui" to the applicant,
who straightway deposited it in the urn.-You
will not fail to be moved at the simple super
stition Of this honest rustic.
| sy LOVE AND SUICIDE. -
The body OF young woman of rare beauty,
| was day before yesterday, exposed at the or
| que. The commissary Of police subsequent
| ly discovered that she was native of New
York, and named Marie El****. She came TO
her death under the following circ umstances.
She was boarder, say the papers, in a con-
vent in New York, and having been accident
| ally seen by young maa named Ernest b.
who fell in love with her, and proposed elope-
nent to her, she yielded to his solicitations.
and accompanied him ia July last 10 France.
They took q room in the hotel of the Rue du
BAG. The young lady was often seen by the
dodgers in the hotel who were struck with her
beauty and her melancholy. Not long after
their arrival they were found dead in each
others arms, sufocated by the fumes of char
coal. Nopositive reason can be assigned for
their suicide. The sadness Of the girl, how
ever, which was noticed by all who had seen
her, leads to the sappesition that regret for
lrreparable error wa ethe cause other voluntary
death. e{ - .sssss..I 80 II-.'.,.'s- =, !. I.