New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
FRANCE.

All Paris has been taken by surprise az the
publication in the NOHiear Of the Count dc Chsnbords
protest sDd the documents emanang from the heyou-
iionary Committees in London and Jersey. The Nm
feur appends this notice 10 the protests All these
documents ere now known % the cOdntry its good
sense and IL patriotism viii Judge OF them as they de-
serve" This publication IN the Government organ y
generally regarded coup tres spU1et On the part OF
M Bonapartc -,ssid that he has determined 10 pub
lisb al similar manetOs the most eiiectual way o!
depr,iDg them o.. Their sung.
The M0naeRr announces that on the LIST OF
Decen Der the effective force Of the army VIII be JfJIH
rneIl-boing reduction OF 10000 men duF1ng 1e year
The latest reports are that the Deputies are
20 receive salaries provided they will accept them, OF
which there seems some dOubt) and thu the French
Consuisr Staff IN the East j. 10 be largely hcreisel
There ia also prospect OF negotiations BENG Lhorty
commenced Tor treaty OF Commerce between France
and Prussia.
Government is still occupied in settling the
details Of the new Bank DIES Rapport project taat
l.ouis Napoleon has set ms mind on. !. strongly OF
posed by Rothachd and other capitalists
A new historical woik is about to be pab-
iished under Government pairOnage-"Ihc Works OF
the Emperor Napoleon complete III - yoilm =, tJio
The curious part Of the propettuo' the announcement
lint IA greater part OF the materials OF Tins voumnou'
worl have been discovered since ISIS. ,,,
hts meeting on American citizens, held lO!n
Eoycrnhr al the American Club Rue Moniin .Iirr M
Riycs L = Minister, delivered the following address:
bomog, respect and vencraton 10 the memory OF
OF our lusiT,0us oountrymen, whom Il ms pleased
Providence recently from the eid OF their NOR
tai lalors Int Of their immortal ame Klnng together
long career public ssrce, aud thus intimately s1chcl
~ their lives IN their deaths they were NOT dvled II
has rarely fallen ~ the oi OF an people mJuf' ae il'
If two such within 80 bnei space u ua,
and while mourning 10 celebrate services ana telts cl
have conferred bright anr LASTING IN isa 0A on er
country During the last hal century ,6nd what Aat cen
fury has been 10 AID 10 the w0rd no event OF lm2or
fance has occurred IN the marvellous Development iai 0en
critical fortunes OF growing country, or IN
IL relations with foreign powers luy0ylJg the
ylosetudts OF peace and war. IN which one OF bJth
of these glcat men have n0t borne leading alj
dsu guiseG faIt. Oue Of thcm commencing has
ton aan the other ma, be said literally 70 have been may
sd T0fs IN every Amerc question: foreign or do'esc
which hcs H. .om lis hrst outr uce uto The net.on'
cOuncs IA 1916 70 his final ext from the si-e ol e ~ ~
lew sho monlbs sHo lhe heroic appeal - arm - 49,
IN vhacAliOn of the nsbts 0i our national nag 10 which
mOIo than 20 any Other cause We owe our Present proud
position aROug the naOasthc elective impulse aud en-
gwen 10 dcstuies OF the southern h OF
our wet, hemisphere by leading the W u the ostab
b.bunt of ntrnaoual rea ons with the yolng States
which lad sprung into existence there aud thus .onpeDs
80 Will h. nnsic,t,or of ne dangerous aud alarming
ieud VII ch had he bosom q. OSn conie esacs
on the memorable occasion OF tic dissl1it le'ln;ti0n
whcn every patriotic mnd va. nuod win "r'c9ens
the tate the UmOn-thtsc great neasurcs WHICH nave
marked enduring place ia the history oi t4e wod AS
well a. Of our country. the pecuue appauage OF
tie fame of Mi Clay. They due especial ntn-
the asccu0a,y he had acquIcd IA te Popola. branch
Of thu national councils OF winch he was 1en m'no',
by his o.ououCc hs PATRIOTISM his nAscrN resources OF
political combination, ms energy, ms lo and generous
sentiments, AMI that splrl Of comm md whicA 80 n-
IN distinguished hm. In he other prominent quest os i
American POLITICS coming down more nearly % our own
times ms cOinpccro i the North was atd VIII
him. and Whatever the never tulco % brns TO
the support OF ms cause colossal power "i msilrV
union logic clio lucnCe, and learning, c0satd IN ie
nobest dctOn ana Oh 10y the graudt imagery winch
place Nh Webster ndspuiably IN the NeN ms ralN OF
huished and ged orators whether o ent of moi.rn
IL tuy privilege end great "ae M i"uptcoy
esteem IT, 90 have served IN hoIh houses OF NonfeS" VAN
thcse extraordinary and, drrmg from them, as
sometimes DID, questions OF Pubho pohcy, u now
affords the most sincere sainacUon 70 b'ar my
humble testimony 20 the wonderful wic
them the lead they esscd IN the pubhc COUNCILS % tle
country Eminent they both were, and sanding tls
same line eminencc yet remarkable AID char
actesc differences between them II were q veniaTo
an opinion IN regard their respective eNceeaoles.
shonid saythat the one though adorned the highest
gifts Of the orator yet mo.e precnent IS the sFeG
practical and .esder ihe other tA'ash possessing
Al lie ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF the statesman yet alorc ds
tngshtd The unrivaled orator and lurs me one D.
tie force s chsgacterand w and ms asa pe.sona AZ
Tributes control over the hearts AM ao3rs d
the other by the majestic dsp~ys o. us ". e.',
wrought upon their minds AID mousleN se-f sens 1ts
and CONVICTIONS The one Val Be Feacaoe "a nor oy As
length ana NSgety Of has paine service anu N se- az
no4suTts OF national policy wMea ne orsnA.ed
snd carried the other by the gTAnd and o'y Aspaos OF
his genius embodied n hs speeches ana a.sc oa1ses
The one resenbI his own Mississippi wao tfaveFs1as
u rss n sious and led by mighty Sd abundant tsuu
nee frum the aud from The leit boss 1e ieed gcs
OF ana enpife upon us bosom, whe pOa.us IS npd aai
restless OuwaId 10 the SEA te othe rae S"isi
and sahne NiagAra spsnned hy Tie celestial bow anl
snld the huudts % It's cataract ciupyhs scAs az pn>c
and then SINKING the Quetude OF repOso iivse great
equally Siugushed by ne laeeless and ceNa-
uon OF their They had ioruc me uooest oocepon
OF The aud Gtses Of their country IA the isc 81
modern civilization and theE thoughts tier scatin,as
and hcr language were hshmAy adjusted % Tat Standard
TheriecAngs were national snd catholic looking always
Go the prtstr aton Of the mon, the o. oar Jhtcu
safety, the sole tor liberties well oar
AMI prosperity. 10 that the last tbcrs ~
their hives consented with zeal and Gevc-i0n.
eornnS TO then respective po'iuons IN the Piohe soG
which wall ever command the honor and gratitude >; taer
countrymen
Iacntied thus with the vital principle the national ex
isfeDce, they IN especial by taer t1cr
long services and their fame, the connecting Ink wch
united the peseE generation the heroic the Re-
Duhhc Through them the lineage CT Ea-ionA
fhe OF glorious history, preserved Ino-oxer
and transmitted paired 10 our Own tunes They
the heirs and cont ot the hnres aud me Oes
The Jeasgsous aud the Adaas the Mssoas and he HAN
lions and OF the other great patriots sSteSea, sl1
tors OF the revolutionary Of that immortal band thes.
ns one WaShingtoa) OF whom no nan can y us ccnnu
ntor He must stand IN sublime and soAA-y gran
Senr IN the PAGES of history and IN the hearts o. m coay-
men unappFoacked and un&pproac liable W 40 no sh1l
h. Tao oontinaaors OF the Usrous men whose oss va
nlsre 10 transmit tbo furn 10 fuUre secsASls ne
ORE ous heritage Of national enown aAa oar nonA
kedcn III is not probable that IA our dsy We shA ever
ss fheir like again " but God who raises up instruments
~, TIE Of His s.wse aud norcai desns
viii not we may humby hope leave Us wtAoSt ne
of worthily fulfilling our national destiny VIC SOFA argus
his favor aud protection. =,
M s the glorious services rendered 70 heT country Dy
a.. ,linsyons men who have jus; closed then earthly ca
none IN nv opiuOu Is OF more iDestlaeie Naec taa
,be .oeun and emphatic testimony which eotn Oi tneu
nee In the uncl0uded serenity OF their facane 70 Iao
~,at truths of the Christian religion Upon those truths
Al the CIVIC as well a. private virtues they nurture rese
he freedom and safety Of States no less than 1he
IL honor M inaiyduSs Guided and farbed ~ them Tue