New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11
FRANCE.
confirmed.

The Moniteur announces that persons
will be no longer allowed to approach the President
v hen he goes out, 10 deliver petitions.
On the oath ult., the President spoke
with warmth to deputaiion Of merchants In favor OF
the maintenance Of peace and declared that ne consd-
Grafton short of deep sense OF duty to bis country
should induce him to do or act or speak word OF ma
ture TO throw doubts on his pacific intentions.
The PGtrie says 1t Is proposed to issue
decree 10 prevent labor on Sunday, and to compel
tradesmen TO close their shops on that day and on the
days OF religious Jots go -,
1t is said that q military command has
been offered 10 Gen ChSDgsrnier by one OF the South
American Republics. The subscription for him 10 going
The tourney Of the President of the
Rerubc 10 Chsuzy Is fixed for the month Of September
Al which time the camp viii be established At Compeine
Heiwill take the same occasion TO visit scissors
The banns of marriage have been pub
hed at the Msyoralty Of the First ACCOMPLISHMENT be-
tween Sidney William Herbert Earl OF Pembroke VS.
cornt Newark and Mile Georgine Jane Elizabeth Fam
nv De Coigny, daughter Of the Duke OF Colgny.
The Duchess Of Orleans has addressed
two leters-oue to Marshal Lobau, and another to NJ
de FsisIe begging them % their influence with all
their friends 10 prevent Is many fnctionsrfes pos
sble from taking the osh The Duchess adds tnat sne
makes this request In order not To cross the wsh OF hsr
family sn expression whieh implies tlss sne u1Nes
sacrifice Of her own feelings which would have promp'
ted her 10 AUSTRIAN from making such request, IN
order 10 comply with the desire Of her relations This
Circumstance teL6s 10 confirm the prevailing reports oil
the completion of the reconciliation between the TWO
branches According 10 letter from Wlesoaden, Wnien
appears In he Cologne Ga.es the Count de Chauoord
Is expected at Ems where, IL 10 said, the Queen Marie
Anelie and the Dukes de NemOurs Aunale, aud Mont
pepser viii meet him.
The manifesto Of the Count de Chambord
WIS not ssucd without much previous discussion. Eight
q tie Princes advisers in favor Of the me aure
sod eight sgainst The Count de Chanbord settled the
matter by giving bis casting vote In favor OF the Latter
The MARQUIS dc Pastoret who was regarded as me
nc confidential agent Of the elder branch resident IN
FIsroe has taken the oath twice the present Govern
Iner AZ member Of the Commission Of Historical Mon
unents ard Of the Commission Of Public Assistance
The BnHain de Paris declares that ~ de Faoux giVes
symptoms II decided adhesion 70 the Government
Picture sales seem 10 be the fashon
Of the moment NJ. de Mornys gallery has been sod
| Il produced him the handsome sum OF JOo,Soh ihs
| President Of the Republic bought 1Promens1e oy
| WouverDsns, for Is 5OOE, snd storm a sea 9j
Ruy sdsel, for 4oo0E The only picture bought ior "a
Louvre Portrait Of q Woman from " 70 o
years Old by Balthazar Denner. This prodaee
ls,0OOf Three pictures only were sold for As maen
| sl,ooO each, "A Landscape" BY hAri Dulardin
/ HuTdy gur6y player" BY Ostaoe, and hepose H9t
| Hunting by Wstteau- A cattle piece oy van &c
Nelce, p odueed =, 50M
The following is Gen. lie F'lo's lette
refvsing the oath:
ssT HKIrFEs, Jersey, Monday, May q, ls12
"NoxsrEuR ~ MrSrsTEE Your decree OF the u
Of April which prescrDes the iorm o. cain 70 % TAX