New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
FRANCE.

OF the lWh May. Inc honner puonshes the Following
communicated" note
"A great number of persons imagine aud report that
the Empire IL 10 be proclaimed ON the occasion OF te
To attribute to the Government the desire Of prctext
for changing the established order OF things Is 10 form
very false idea Ut the manner in which understands
it, duties II necessity should ever lead to such resola
ton, would only be accomplished tae initiative OF
the constituted powers and with the consent OF the
whole people. A. to the scclamsions Of the army,
they l. true for the chief Of the State valuable
proof OF the sentiments with which II 10 animated, but
they cannot produce any political result Thus At the
ceremony the 10Th May next the $1,000 men a%sem-
President by the name OF Emperor as tina, act would
not advance the reestablshnent Of the Empire one
hour"
"A note Of the late Prince Schwarzen-
berg, the Courts OF Europe advocating the imperial
claims Of Louis Napoleon, had appeared
The Prince begins by explaining how the Prince
Louis Napoleon gave by his act OF the ID OF Dcccm-
ber new force to authority In France, and how he
crushed the snarchical spirit that preparing to
extend ttself In the nelghbohng Countries. He
concludes that Louis Napoleon Bonaparte by his
conduct in such serious circumstances, had deserved
we'll not merely Of France but OF all Europe, and
that he has rendered immense services to the geo.
ersl interests oil the Conservative system- The
Prince, therefore, expresses his confidence that all
the Cabinets will form the same Judgment IS him
SELF and that they will be unanimously penetrated
with the sentiments he himself experienced In
consequence Of certain Information received some days
previous to the date Of his note, the Prince Expresses
his cOnvlcuOn hat frlnce BOuls Napoleon decided
trsnsie ring his authority, aud Is disposed to
the title OF Emperor, and erect an Imperial Throne
The Prince declares that the Austrian Cabinet feels
alarm al the fact on the contrary Of opinion that
Il such a change DE accomplished In the political Con-
stituon Of France, the Cabinets Of Europe would do
well not TO rsise any obstacle but the contrary, to
remove all difficulties that may De In the way.
Prussia answered this circular ths le.h Of Feb
rusry and Russia the 9Th The tenor of both replies
is the They say that the accession Of Louis Ma
poleos 10 the Chief hagstrscy In France, NOT re-
gsrded by Russia Prussia either with enthusiasm
hostility but the two powers, having observed with
much attention the Of President Louis imagine
that he would be disposed to follow the foreign policy
OF bis uncle, and that he aims at separating
the powers in order profit at later period by the
separation They further ssy, that the three powers
acting In could keep hun in check II he should
attempt any schemes of aggrandxcmant BY conquest
Russia and Prussia, however, would recognize Louis
Napoleon Emperor, II elected TO that Office, but
Poland having the right OF hereditary sovereignty,
and not a. the founder Of Napoloonic dynasty.
schwar1enberr II Is said vas medatins reply to shis
note when he was suddenly cut down By death.
On the goth April, Louis Napoleon
completed bis iith year.
An important change in the pro-
gramme Of the 10Th Of May 10 announced by the Mont
sAy The government intended at first that the distri
butionof coors 20 the legions Of the National Guard
should take place at the same time 10 the regiments
ofthe army. Il 10 settled that the eagles
be presented to the civic militia until August Is the
peror's birthday
elsrcd that their mission from their constituents IL TO
proclaim the Empire small minority, including DR..
Veron, is Of a contrary opinion.
1t seems positive, says The Public,
Compiegne. 1t Ia to be commanded BY the Presidens
In person, and grand maReuven 70 DO executed
there
According to the Military Almanac,
just publshcd the French army comprises IS, 3Oa OH
cers Iii commanded by the President of the Rspub-
Ne having under bis orders I've MsrvhAls rs Generals
OF Division, and l52 Generals Of Brigade.
The tribunal Of first instance Of the
Seine declares is competence respecting the affair Of the
seizure Of the Orleans house domain
In consequence Of the death of Marshal
Gerard there remain at present only 1--WE Msrshals In
Frsnce-Reile, promoted in lsi7; Jerome Bouspsrte,
In 1850 and ExcelmAns, Harispe and Valiant in Isjl
II is confidently expected that two perhaps three
persons are mentioaed a. candidstes-amons others.
'ensrais C.stelane, Msguan, and koreman.
Ihe Monueur contains q decree of the
President Of the Republic fixing the precedence Of the
nrce great bodies OF the State The Senate stands Arst
third.
Ihe customs returns for the past quarter
have jusi been published, and show avoraby for the
Producuonists Of every department. Of Industry The
Mynafr publishes the definite budget Of 1855 showing
The Government has received dispatches
from Admiral lie Predour. commanding the French
squadron On the Braxan and La Plata station seang
that the troops bcing longer wanted there be had
embarked them for France
The Railway Companies of Paris, Or
leans, Center of France, Orleans and Bord-snx and
lVeIs and NAntes have voted xaElaie into ooa
The Parisiln manufacturers, especially
those OF articles Of luxury. more active than thew
have been tor sone time having received large orders
for expectation.
The editor of the Chdrirari ha, been of-
he.lly cautioned to restrain his wi; within Ieg bouns
The .Hon,feuT contains decree. AL
lowing machinery either complete or In detached
pieces, TO be imported by the port al 81 M.lo
Five thousand plates for officers sha-
kos have been ordered from manufactarcr of the M,
rris. bearing the eagle with . space len for a erown
The son Of Prince Murat has ioined
the Chaseeur, d Antique - private soldier.
The ship Futtay Salam left Madras on
Dccembcr Id whh 234 ssnigrAnt Coolies for the MN
rnies she tel In With . gale the 2A snd the
Coolies were placed a1dsr hafchss which were bxs-
tened down; bsfoss ~ terminsE1ou ~ had Dad
The supporters Of Government are nj.
ready si oeEsrhsads eoaesrsips The srus iusrpr...
on OF one o! the mportana elsusss IN he Coos.s,.
The Cnirers complains of the pr;vi-
lese allowed 10 foreign Journals srssl.sias /. -.
vheh psensh nsvs which FrssoA psSsrs eansss -,
fully peal q
An the Directors of the Ts.,.-.