The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-08

Lonas hOWeyeT, 5uVpOIIcd
Commencement OF last December was equally uniayora-
AZ and that when the Improvement took place II
Nned until the end OF January, which is generally dull
month for the Paris shoPseepers ~ Is expected that the
hsa in their DISCOUNTS will shortly reduce the interest
sbamed by them from four TO three per cent, which
would be OF great relief TO The commercial classes OF
Paris There has been remarkable rise in the price OF
aonT in the Paris market during the week. Choice
samples were sold high 5lf the sack OF $50 ko-
rams superior quality at from 49t TO 5Of and
srond quality from AL TO 46f. being rise OF from ST.
"a sd the sack within 10 days
PUBLIC FEELING IN THE CAPITAL.
The following is the Paris correspondence of the
Times dated Sunday, p. M.
al went Yesterday and this day the greater part OF
bs ACCOMPLISHMENTS oil Paris and visited nearly the whole
" he electoral sections have attended with much care
~ he conversations OF the electors. who. up the mo-
nent write. are Hooking in numbers TO the ballot
have observed, and done my best 10 note faithfully,
Everything which could indicate the probable decision
hat universal suffrage is 10 give TO the question put TO
Eance in consequence OF the coup dfat of the I'd OF De-
Gambler With the desire 10 be as it is in the
mower Of any TO be- cannot help entertaining the
Conviction from all have yet seen, that the majority of
,hs suaaes in Paris will be favorable TO Louis Napoleon
The result may. after all turn out contrary to that con-
yicon; but II does ii will be the lie given TO all APP
Dearances But whatever be that result ii is fact that
no pTeyious election that OF the 10th of Decem-
ber lsis has drawn together, in each and all of the
electoral sections more overwhelming numbers OF cleo
,ors The registered electors who have taken out their
tickets are stated to be 1000. As for neutrality
seems to be thought Of by few indeed Legtimsts Re-
publcans, Socialists, Oreansts and Bonaparsts appear
all but unanimous in going 70 depose in the urn the ex
preston OF their affirmative negaiveon the
question OF the proongaon Of the powers oil the President
Of the republic Tor ten years. and giving him the right Of
framing aconsttnlion the basis announced in his proc
lamation on the I'd OF December.
"FAUBoURG ST. GERMAN.
al have remarked that the 10th reimbursement
OF the Faubourg ST. German, where, as is well known,
the old nobesse resdeappears less eager than the others
to take part in the election That partial neutrality
buted to the advice given by NJ de Faoux in his letter
TO the Constitutional have observed quite the con-
rary in the popular ACCOMPLISHMENTS inhabited by
the working classes such as the sth the 9th and the
2th, which comprise the quarter and the Faubourg ST
Antoine the quarter ST. jacques the Jardin des Panes
and the Fauboug ST. Marceau so famous for the armed
sections which made it their headquarters in l792 and
1893 So far as any one can Judge at the present
ment it would seem that it is in these ACCOMPLISHMENTS
more particularly inhabited by the workmen and the peo
pie, and scarcely at all by the bogeosie, that majority
will be found for the President Generally speaking il
the electoral sections of these ACCOMPLISHMENTS that
the electors accepted the bulletins with the word "Ou
distributed as they are at the doors BY selected for
The purpose by the National Electoral Unien constituted
some days snce and which has for its president Marshal
Exelmans
g THE WORKING CLASSES.
The general mode OF reasoning among the working
classes Of these faubougs something after this FASH
ion; Up TO the present moment some say each time
have made revolution, at the of our blood and
our industry, It IS always the bourgeosie who have
profted by it. In $780, $780, and 1915 the bourgeose
on The very morrow OF the victory obtained the spoil of
The conquest OF the people, and kept it, They have
proited by our labor have been expoites by them
IN the most unworthy manner We do not wish such to
e ease any more ms ne % Why have
spite Of the appeals made 10 the I'd 3D.
aud 4th of December What we wish now is TO see II
the government OF man who will owe his authority to
will do something for He began by attacking the
bourgeoise, and for that is satisfactory and perhaps
he will continue in the same coarse for advantage
II he deceves us. the others have doneif our hopes
are day bafed by his actseh bien
We shall always have time TO make revolution, and
when we do so II shall be once for a-lor ourselves
and not for the bourgeolsie.
"aorlvEs FOR VOTING FOR NAPOLEON
"Others appear to have more confidence in the future
power OF the President prolonged for ten years. from
apparent conviction that he is anxious TO ameorate
their social condition, and TO make up for the time lost in
parliamentary squabbes on abstract questions II is sta
led that active agents have for the last eight days been
aversng the faubougs and zeaousy propagatng these
IDEAS These last say The reign OF the bourgeoie has
passed away commences. Louis Napoleon is a
socialist in the proper of the word he will apply
The doctrines that have sympahies, and the theories
that will give material welbeing and cheap exist
ence He is already contemplating. and will soon exc
cute DEGREES esfying all his socitude for the working.
classes He imprisoned Cavagnsc, Lamorciere, Chan
GARNER, who moved down with grape in June 1S4S;
he has imprisoned M Theirs, who termed us the viie
multitude he has destroyed the power OF men who took
from the universal suffrage given to by the revolu
ton OF February He has chaslsed the B1rgraves, dis
armed the bnrgsoiae National Guards who shot down
after the days of June in the cellars OF the Tueries He
has crushed the projects OF the royas,s who desired 10
bring back France beneath the rule Of Kings driv-
from IL by Us in 1880 and 1s4s and he has there
by consolidated the republic which have founded
All this is very good but II is not all. We are prom
sed that shall have work, and he has already com
menced operations in favor OF the workmen employed in
buildings by DEGREES for the construction of the connect
ing RToad OF Paris, and the completion OF the hotel OF
the Minister OF Foreign Affairs. We are also told that
before long the tax liquors and salt shall be sup
pressed, well the duties II such be the case
shall then indeed have that cheap living which others
hyergaye us except in words, tbaparddgt) We shall
longer be dependent on the bourgeo as we now are
adthcuty without solution Such are the reasons why
we vote for Louis Napoleon We are told he will de-
etye US, others have cone II is possible but we
Will not believe II until we have proof positive, And
then, our expectations vain ard our hopes baled
nous 0viserons-we shall always be in time 10 make
rev revolution
PREPARING ToR rMaeEHoIrs
1T is announced that the Minister Of Matine has
gwen orders TO prepare several ships for sea- and to keep
them 10 readiness 10 receive the persons who have re-
moved from the place OF residence assigned Them and
any members OF societies who may be discovered
pursuance OF the decree Of the President condem ming
them to transportation. The following are the ships
under order for that purpose The Mogador, steam
frigaie OF 650horse power, at Rochefor the Canada
$50, at Cberboug the Chrisophe. Colou,b OF 49, at
Bres the Duguescn OF 70 guns and the Aer corvette
storeship, OF SOC tons The government may thus trans
port 1900 men 10 Cayenne in twenty days. There are
sufficient in "" Mediterranean for the transport
Of lelons in Algeria
RECIPROCITY FREE TRADE WITH CANLpA.-The citizens
o. Fairfield, Vermont held meeting on the 10th Deem