New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

P.sirsss conner, ,c1 atI2 ocisck wceG the Chair
"A d before me senate a message rom ne iiesl-
oeRt communicating The correspondence Pc Sf D,
the American Nu ser AZ Pans AID me >.4'e De-
uartneut relative % reccLt events N france Ike
ierIeo.
o. he Munster to France WIN the >'i'e DeP''
Lre4rloN or rnr UNITED STATES,
PARis Dec. Is 1871
SrR Tie troubles when hsTe broken our ~ tAe
Departments since the PIescenlh c'Hr dtf4i OF
Inc 20 inst have 70 IS understood been almost en-
iuey suppressed Not .sss than twenty ave u pt'-
mems have Deeu Succt Ssfely dec JARED IN >tt's o'
srC4e. al uut ulOeT marusl las since thAt eFthi
az ! the " hole number Of Departments now IN iait
ccIdilOu rs at0ut thirty cut ~ tce cishiN De- ar
Il eItS Iito Which the territory Of me kepuoic :
CNlctC. TIE public Tranquility n the city h4S nJl
been disturbed n the slightest degree since my ias
dispatch.
TIE Government has nevertheless, as measure
Of nrrcauti0r dissolved and dlsarmed Two az iAc
legious of the National Guard here. and TINS morn
g Circular Of ire Minister VI the Interior 20 thc
Protects 0, The Departments. Is published, by WI n
The rTetcts aTe authorized. al their discretion, 10
suspepd or DISCO We the National Guard within Their
Iesuectiye ufiSCiCtionS-tO aSaun citZtuS ia whose
hancs tie possession OF AIMS may not be coLsd-
,TtG a. guarantee for the preservation 81 ordef'
-IG also 10 fl vacancies among the ohcsrs oy AZ
roiriments 60 &c made by the Projects instead OF
elections to be mace by the National Guard them
selves. IS heretofore prsct iCtc.
Instructions 81 the same Minister % the Protect
Of the Ponce OF Paris are also published, oy when
that CftceI jeneG 10 take prompt and vigorous
Il assures fer tie execution Of the DEGREES men
toI e. II my last dispatch respecting persons placed
LIGtr The Surveillance OF the hauic romeo, whlch
aypl Is equally 10 al persons cow o. Oelong-
Ilg 10. or beng connected win any secret society
Both OF .Lese Glasses OF persons are required 10 be
Immediately CNrCIto I0l only from Paris bus no n
Frauce ard 10 = announced. IN connection Win
these 0rccrS, tha.th Government. viii have ready
~ fifteen ortwtnty DAYS tive vessels ofWar. capable
o. tfaus porting O. the psLt ntdrJ colony OF Cayenne
more IhaA TWO thousand persons
These measures sufic.eut's mark tie uuTelentlng
spnt m y IN b the Gofernn ent pu-Sues us system
OF lepressiUn Since the % day OF December, Pres
.cpIt.al degrees have taken the place Of laws, and
the leg Sat Oh, as vel as The administration OF the
County, has been the sole authority Of the Presi-
dent To ralllate. IA some c6gree, tins appearance
OF autOCTstlc government what IS called Comms-
SION Cor suittive, consisting, a. II is dehniuvely
constituted, Of one hundred and seventy eight per-
sons named BY the President, has been organized
uncer the Vice Presidency Of Monsieur Barouch,
orcer Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
This Con mission, as us functions are defined Dy
the decree establishing II. is 10 give us opinion GA
such projects or CecTeeS IN matters OF legislation,
as may be submitted 10 II by the Presldeni anu IS
also to perform In general the functions OF the
Council OF State, as that body was organized pre-.
yiCuSy 10 the revolution OF 1915. IL IS specially
charged 20 sum up and veniy the yo.es OF the peo-
pie AT the polls, To be opened Oh the 2h AID 2lst
d. slant for The proor CATION aud ensIg OF the
Presidents powers Oh the returns from the Depart
n enls.
ttIG YOU NfftNNN tAt tfNlttk uN NuAtt Ai'
Consultative 1omu SIS ION mas been definitely con-
s'itust and which contains the ilss o. al the names
which Low compose It, embracing one hundred and
tbnty -fve persons who were members OF the late
National Assembly, some twenty GcleralS, and sew
eial person 10 have belonged 10 former Cabinets
O.. the PT6s'teIt, IS vel as AL the members OF me
present, and lev names belonging 10 The judicial
n.acistrlcy \ former decree prOmul gated the com-
position OF the COMMISSION, lot 50 numerous, but
vet comprising the names of several distinguished
persons Who refused to serve upon IT, some of whom
notified then refusal IL terms of lofty independence
or proud ClSCaln.
la my last dispatch, mentioned 10 you that, since
the late extraordinary event, here, mad abstslneG
hom appearing AT the uSua. weekly receptions OF
he Piesiceu!, while the rest Of the Diplomatic
Corps, Win TIE 6Xcept' n AZ mat time OF the repre-
sentative OF Switzerland. hal pursued different
course Since tie Gale of that dispatch, the repre-
sentative OF Switzerland, under instructions Irom
his Govern mCnt, has followed the example Of the
rest Of the Diplomatic Corps and am now the
Only foreign diplomatic agent Of any grade who has
not ATTENDED the Presidents receptions since the
revolutionary corp defGf, by which the Constitution
Was oyerihfOwn In pursuing this course, have
taken counsel not merely OF the feelings and sentl
mems Iationalt 10 the bosom OF an American citizen,
under such circumstances, but also of those higher
Considerations OF principle and duty, which should
control TIE conduct of a public agent
Representing, as the [ ni!ed States do, before the
world, the great cause OF free, popular and repub-
hcan II snlutOI s, u shames that cause If person
uuusted to act and speak IN their name should go
forward, with any appearance Of Indecent haste, 10
salute olcialorlal power which had risen by
yiOitIce on the ruins OF a written Republican Con.
siItutIon however effective.
Or the other hand, the President having appealed
70 the nation 10 ralliy his Illegal acts and edged
hlms6l IT, in the event of undvOrabe decision, TO
surrender At once the position he now holds by no
tenure but that Of force, he can have just cause
OF complaint II the Representative Of foreign pow
er thinks proper TO await the decision Of the only
rgftful tribunal IN questions Of interior political
ganzatlon, whose judgment has been formally in
yoked
These are the principles which, IN the absence of
II struct.ons rom my Government have assumed
as the proper guides OF my conduct In DOsel and
delicate situation, rendered the more responsible by
the opposite course taken by all the res. Of the dpO
matte corps. trust they may meet the appreciation
of those 10 whom alone | am accountable
have the honor TO be, with great respect your
most obedient servant.
(signed) w &. RIyEs.
Nr. WEBSTER 10 Mr. Rues.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, Monday Jan u. 1852.
SIR Your dispatches have been regularly re-