New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TO- 1882

invited TO her next party only LADIES'; out IN,
absence Of the "lords OF creation" die no, proven.
the company presen. from exchanging the Iees'
criticisms possible upon the deeds OF .ae GJ 5ea
mept and in particular from venting tnelr lnoshd'
ton in shril chorus at the invasion Oh pIlva' SO
ciety by such monstrous prohibitions. Inc NIX.
morning Madame o'Osmond received ho'e from
NJ &c MoDy begging her TO name wnlch OF nei
chsteaux the m srQuise would prefer for her country
residence as her soourn at Paris any longer 'or .ne
present had become impossible ana lnlmatns "a a,
her return TO the capital would nor ps perm,e a
without an express permission from tae Presceh' oi
the Republic.
A CORRESPONDENT Of The Times, after al
luding to the fate of the representatives, procseoso
say" That of persons OF less consequence has been
far worse, aid The details are Ieahy irshuuI, 10y
nothing OF secret executions. which are repor'eo 10
have taken place, for my object Is simply 70 relate
ascertaned authentic facts IL is positively certain
that between 1900 and 5000 persons, OF all ranks
and all ages, indiscKimlnately seized IN pusnc
places under the decree Of the 6th December, ar
rested on suspicion, were thrust by wholesale into
the classmates of the fort Of Bicetre. There these
persons remained, some fortnight, some three
weeks, in cold and damp dungeons, lying on straw,
so closely packed together that they could hardly
rise to stretch their limbs, and exposed to all the
disgusting horrors which. this agslomeration OF
human beings caused. Many OF these persons,
whose families could give them no relief because
they knew not where they were, fell i'll NJ tores'
tier old Of 20, late Colonel OF the sixth Legion
OF the National Guard of Paris obtained leave, on
the score of sickness, TO be removed TO another
prison. AT this time the number OF prisoners al b.
c6re is diminished, and some classification has been
introduced, but you may conceive the state OF minu
of these poor wretches, when you TecoIIect thas
they were threatened with transportation 10
CAYENNE without Trial and without conviction, solely
on charge Of having belonged to secret societies
and by the force OF an post dcto decree superadd
ing fresh and unwOnted punishments TO the penal
code BY refinement of cruelty they are not even to
go alone, but accompanied by some 30 or 40 Id
Grated (orcats who have inringed the law Of resi-
dence Such the provisions OF the decree which,
III contempt of all law and humanity, enorces this
detestable measure; and are now certain that
this proceeding is beng executed 70 It's fun extent
On this subject may add, that when the order was
given TO Admiral Leblanc 10 prepare the convoy Tor
the embaikaon of the first lot of prisoners for de-
portatioD that Officer objected that nothing had been
prepared at Cayenne for their accommodation and
to convey them to such colony, at this season, was
certain death The only reply he received was sent
him by naval officer, instructed 70 repeat the order
and to supenede the Admiral if he refused - obey.
These we're precisely the modes Of governing en-
ployed III l791 by the Committee of Public Safety"
PARIS, Friday, Jan. 90.
The Moniteur publishes decree which
institutes two new Ministries. lst "a Ministry of
State" IDLY. "a Ministry of Police" NJ. Casa
blanca, Minister of State. and NJ. Maupas, Minister
of General Police. NJ. Abbetueci, Minister OF jus
tice; NJ. f. de Perssny, Minister Of Interior M.
BiDeau, Minister of Finance. The M0niter also
publishes two DEGREES The first, for the sale of the
property of the Orleans family within one year.
The second, declaring that all properties, movable
or immovable, the donation made on the 9TH August
1850 by LOWS Philippe, are Testltuted TO the state
OF the 200 C00O coo francs taken from the family OF
Louis Philippe, 100000 will go to the societies OF
Succoirs Mutueiss 10 000, 900 10 the Improvement
Of lodgings for the working classes 100000 to a
Iouofer 5000 GOO to the poor clergy and the
se. to the retired soldiers Of the Legion of Honor.