New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
FRANCE.

In relation 10 the recent disclosures OF
the notes of the Great Powers Louis Napoleon has
powered the H0nitettr to say:
Certain foreign journals are endeavoriag TO sccredt
the rumor that the Northern POwors 10 the event of
certain occurrences would be prepared 10 the
coalition of 1875 and determine beforehand the condi
tons which would be permitted - France 10 mod
ify her Government That rumor Is false the eveHtu-
sles which were the pTeteNt for them have prOoa
bity Nothing indicates the necessity Of any change
whatever In institutions. France enjoys the most
complete repose All the Powers continue to maintain
with her the most friendly relations and al this
Lees than ever have they the preenslon to inter
ference In internal affairs. They know that France
would if the necessity arise, her rights 10 be
speced she respects those Of other people but those
rights are neither aced nor contested IL may be
permitted the fallen parties to count as they have
done before foreign Intervention 10 insure the tr
umph Of their pretensons against the national Will But
these old tactics would have other result than
der them still more hateful 70 the country"
The MOniteuT publishes the returns OF
the merchandise imported into France, aud of the du-
ties levied thereon, up to the Ist inst The latter
amounted during the drst four months of the year. 10
49, 7336if exceeding BY l0OOOOOG the receipts OF the
corresponding periods in 1850 and ISL Those OF the
month Of April were l42H9l7f, or f577,OOOt more
than In April 1851 and 1854 00Of more than 1880 Tue
sattax produced during the four months of 1882 end
ing the lst Of May $500 OO0, showing an advance,
compared with le5l of l,l79OOOf, and Of l6ii,OOOf
over 1850.
The letter of Gen. Len6 has been
published In the Constitutional IL seems that the
Government is less dissatisfied with s tone than with
that of the other expatsted Generals and It appears
by means impossible that the exquestor Will be Al
lowed TO retain hls pay.
The Commission on the Budget have
exhibited an independence that scarcely looked for
by rejecting the Presidents demand OF 100000 francs
TO deray the expense of the men that have been
added to the army This Tetutal will reduce the effect
i've force for 1853 TO 10000 men, OF which II
previously consisted The question IL will the Presi-
dent assent TO the reduction or VIII he Insist on tne
original proposition The Commission also decline TO
grant the credits demanded for new Ministry OF Po-
Ice and further they express regret respecting the
coniiscation Of the Orleans property.
The Municipal Government OF Paris
has voted twelve millions of francs to pu chase the
buildings necessary for the construction Of the Rue de
RivolL
A National Monument i, to be
erected at Cahorf the chief town of the department OF
the Lot TO the memory of Murat BastiieFortdniere,
his birthplace u hsDceiOfih 20 bear the name OF La
Bastide Murat
religious ceremony, commemorative
of the Empress Josephine, performed on Friday at
the Church at Rueil
The gossip from Paris is that NJ. Heck
eren-whose return from private mission 70 the Em-
perors of Russia and Austria At Berlin we have already
snnounced-wss personally well received but his mis-
son was failure The answer he received % bis prop
osons said have been, that revision Of the treaties
Of lsl5 is inadmssibe; that congress TO which Eng
OF Europe equally so, for the reason that the para
mentary governments of Europe, Spain Portugal Pied
mont and Switzerland AZ the presen moment any
thing but formidable and with respect 10 England, her
relation 10 parliamentary government u already decided
And finally that 20 long France remained within the
limits demanded by the independence Of Europe, the
Powers will not interfere with her form OF government
but IL an opinion were asked by the President they
would advise him 10 remain satisfied with the title and
mower he At present possesses Such said " be the
result OF NJ Heckerens mission.
M. de FallOus, it is stated, will no
longer take part in political affairs but conhne himself
TO literary pursuits.
The rigor exercised toward foreign
journals causes compliant among newspaper readers
| The Belgian papers are stopped daily
The Presidents journey to the South
Il postponed till September Meanwhile he will reside
at the Royal Palace OF ST Cloud.
An ingenious fraud has come TO light
by means of which I'VE franc pieces mostly coinage OF
Louie xvii Charles Y, and Louis Philippe are dete-
rorated 10 the extent OF sevenenhs and yet preserve
their genuine appearance, weight and ring The two
faces of the coin are sswn OF and the interior being
filed with German silver, detection Is almost impos
! tlble.
Victor Hugo has Just completed a
work on the coup daSt tbs To bear the title Of lie
| Deux DeceInbre'
The counsel for the Orleans Princes
have published memoir setting forth the grounds on
which they appeal against the eonhscaon 0! their prop
erty