New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
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Corrssrordenge Of The \. Y rubpue
PANS. Monday. Nov o., isx
The following message was read at the open
ing session Of the Legislative Body last Thursday
"MEssnuRs DEPUTIES; have recalled You
rom your departments to take part in the grand act
vhich's about to be accomplished Although the SEN
ate AMI the people have alone the right OF modifying tho
Constitution. | have desired that the political Bldy
ssune Ike myself from universal suffrage should como
certify TO tde world the spon'aney OF the NATIONAL
movement which rniscs me to the Empire. ] consider
it imporuu ht you, by authenea,ng the tree ION OF
the election and the number of the votes snodi by
your declaration make evident the complete legitimacy
Of my power At this day, indeed 10 declare that tho
supreme authority rests an incOnestale right 10 10
give to the strength necessary for founding anything
durable end tor assuring the prosperity Of the country
The Government. "a YOU know, VIII only change ifs
form. Devoted to the great interests which int ,igence
creates and peace doS olops h will contain ITSELF
hitherto within the bounds Of moderation, for success
never swels with pride the soul Of those who see In
their elevation only greater obi ,aiion imposed
by the people only higher mission intrusted 90 them
ty Providence Made at the palace OF -. Cloud 10th
Nov lS52 (Sgne,D LOUIS NAPOLEON"
Although words depend mainly for their value, on
the character Of the speaker and Louis Napoleon has
not so kept previous promises as to justify too great
confidence In lis-sll this recognition Of domo-
cracy o. the base of the legitimacy OF government
der any FORM and the repetition OF the peaceful pro-
mises of the Bordeaux speech, have certain worth.
The nation may take Of them for future reference.
The Legislative body is still engaged in counting tho
votcs-a formaty that will occupy its members till
the second December The results OF the election,
so far as known are summed up as follows 7,7J29a3
yeas 2is 263 nays. Complete returns will raise the
afr native vote in round numbers 20 s,Oooooo Near
ly two millions of Frenchmen either afraid of making
open opposition or hopeless OF any good result from IT,
or indifferent have abstained from taking any part In
the vote.
One member Of the Legislative Boly and a few
other public functionares have esigned their offices.
They are mostly legitimsts. Louis Naaocons acccs-
sion to the Empire, which changes their oath OF ten
years fidelity the President into lease of body and
soul for life to the Emperor and his SUCCESSOR Is the
motive for their designations.
"The Municipal Council Of Paris, desiring 10 conse
crate by works OF benevocnc the remembrance OF the
rate which has Just taken place. has resolved 10 place
100000 francs $50 GOD al the disposal OF the Pfeect OF
the Seine be applied in the following manner 5000
francs TO redeem oil the mattresses which are IN pawn
at the MoRfede-PhiS licensed pawn broking establish.
ments) IL 600 fran c. to redeem bedcl)thes 66WO
francs pay Of monthly wages due to nurses;
he working population Of Paris cannot afford 10 keep
their infants th them, but send them Out TO cheap
country for the rst Two or three years OF their
liycs al u cost of from twelve 10 sixteen francs per
month The mother can earn, II she be good worker
and labor l. demand from twenty to hlty francs per
month. poorer class OF mothers who cannot earn
merely sixteen francs a month, and cannot afford To
send their children out 10 nurse, send them 10 the found
ling hosptl 10 the cemeteries the Seine There are
indeed public bureauX where the mseraby poor can de-
post their in6uts ia charge OF nurses who are pdd by
the city national government bat the grsiuitous pub
lie when the child has attained the age OF
nine months. But Ia 20 with the resolves OF tho
Municipal Council here n another official glimpse into
the mysteries OF Pars 10000 francs TO distribute cloth
ing the poorest children who attend the schools and
aly urns (tailss dasis-rec primary schools, WHARF
young children kept cut Of harms way and their
parental"
Society is evidently all right. Louis Napoleon, how.
ever does not think flis old socialisic ideas re-
corded in published volumes, may have undergone
notifications but he has not reDnquished them. lie u
not OF those who believe that misery Of the working
Glasses is divine institution For policys sake ut
least he still breaches the contrary and promises anne
Ioration What he has said and done In reference 10
lodging houses for working people, when the prin-
cpe OF association, applied to national comfort par
tally applied lie well enough known, An article In the
Monneur las Sunday noticeable besides for b insist
ence onhe Napoeonian doctrine Of the peoples right to
choose the form Of government Qhe right to change
Is an inference evident TO be drawn hercafter)
closes with this at by benefits In favor Of
the poor and suffering classes II by acts OF cemency
that Louis Napoleon will inaugurste his reign" His
strength, 10 the army, es In the support OF these
came poor and suffering classes who support him be-
cause they do expect from him benefits which prcccd
ing Governments have neglected TO confer. His
speeches and had constantly encouraged that ex'
pectstlon HE'S TOO shrewd man not to make efforts.
or the semblance Of Efforts u flnll Il.
Meantime, being In narrow circumstances himself
is thought that he Will order the Legislative Corps To
double his present income Of l2 ooo0francs Besides
that he will need certain imperial forests and domains
he will vote him.ef large farm. The Municipal
Council of strasbourg have already offered to him the
ancient imperial chateau belonging 10 that city Tho
acts Of cemency spoken Of Cornenn in the arti-
Gle from the MOn quoted above, refers OF course to
the psrdonng Of guilty Of opposition TO the CosP
GEia 1t appear, from several proclhnatons lately
Issued by different Preiects, that the punishment viii
be pretty generally committed RENTED, personal
written application Of the offender, accompanied BY az
suIsnces future fidelity to the established power In
identification Tor imprisonment or exile Of years du
ration would be extravaganza Of clemocy not TO be
thought Of Err.
~ The Loekp0t Courier says, We are in
formed that Eastern Company has been Organized
for the purpose OF constructing canal st niagara Pak
The canal u 10 commence about half mile above Tho