New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

and the windows on the opposite side completely de-
sroye owing to the reverbeFatinn The shower Of grape
was as thick AZ hail and it ia believed that not
| escaped
Whenever shot was fred from house artillery
od with grape) was brought to bear upon the devoted
building and the soldiers in their hurry and excitement
did not always select the right house In many instances
the cannon were leveed point blank and fired within
thirty yards of the house, and this the terri
| bic execution.
One account gives the loss of the insurgents at between
800 and 1000 and that of the troops about 200 but
is evidently impossible to arrive atany thing Ike
at present EmsSares said to have come from London
aud Switzerland have been arrested and is said
the Government are in possession of documents Of the
greatest importance placing beyond doubt the existence
Of formidable plot against the President which
have broken out in the of the week and it was
only on the receipt of this information that he resolved
upon taking the initiative and stealing march upon the
Assembly
Paris. Dec sThe following proclamation is addressed
by Louis Napoleon to the French people,
Observation-Disclosures have disappeared What
ever be the decision of the people society is saved The
first part of my task is accomplished The appeal to the
nation to terminate the struggles of parties occasioned
knew serious risk public tranquility Why should
the people rise against me, If have not your conf
dence your ideas changed there is necessity
shed precious blood you have only to deposit in the
contrary vote. always respect the decision of the
ton but till the nation has spoken shall not hesitate
at any sacrifice to BATTLE the attempts of the factious
The task besides. is now become easy. On one hand
it has been how mad it contend against an
army united and disciplined animated by honor and pa
trotism on the other the tranquil attitude of the peo
pie OF Paris the reprobation with which they stigmatized
the insurrecon show for whom the capital pronounced
In the popuous quarters where formerly the instruction
recruited itself so quickly the workmen easy of
seduction anarchnow encountered only the greatest
pugnance for its destestabie exctements. Thank-or
nch change is due to the intelligent and patriotic pop
laton Of Paris Let them be convinced more and more
that my only ambition is the reposc and pros
pery of France Let the people of Paris continue aid
the authorities and the country will be able to per-
form ncanness the solemn act which is inaugratca
| new era for the republic
All the small posts which Withdrawn at the COM
mencemen of the nsirrccon. to prevent the from
being surprised and deprived of their arms have been
.lturnp ta,l
confident to the tranquility that has been re-estab-
iShel In the nights of saturday and yesterday strong
patrols of cavalry and infantry however parard many
of the streets Nearly all the shops in different parts Of
the town Were reopened Saturday. AT most of the
theatres there were performances last night they
| all open.
All the Law Courts held sttngs Saturday, usual
The Gardens Of the Tuicric and of the Paas Royale
and the Court of the Louvre have again been thrown
open to the public For the last three days all the prn
ca of the nsurrection and especially the Boulc
wards have been visited by large crowds of curious at
some moments the Bouevaras thronged with Pc
desrians and vehicles, that it was not easy to obtain
| passage.
The Artillery vote for President stood-2441 for Louis
| Napoleon. and 43 against him
The mercantile from Vienna state that the
first of the coup dta Paris the of exchange
on London advanced to l3 being further adverse
ment of between and per cent a reaction, however
ernment looked with approval on the act which had been
performed Satisfaction was expressed that the French
troops can be relied in the Of ORDER and that
hence necessity for upholling the Austrian army
| its present amount would be diminished.
Inc the Which official
have been received by the Government announcing that
| tranquility has been maintained:
MarseilleS Nalence. Montpelier. Bois. Mines. Lille,
ChateaurouX, Grenobe Koucn Strisbrg. st Brieuc Pr
Gap st. lie Comar Chartres. Mont de Marsan For
aincbleau Nanncs. Aencon Blois Rennrs Epinal Mont
medy. Abby. Catras. Poters, Tule Coulolnmicrs. La
Chatre Clermont Sccaux Chatllon-s surSene Falaise,
Rambouilet Hont-Andemer Napoleon. st Quentin Fou
CERES, MeauX Louviers Mcntures Aurillac St Calais.
Chatcauun Verdun. Pont lEveque Nantes. Nogontsr-
Dion. st. Denis. Troyes Phviers Tonnerre. Sczanne.
Mezieres. Monreuilsur Mer, Bordeaux Nendomc, Mont
brson Soissons. St Etienne Compegne. Ussel Barsur
| Aubc Beauge.
The night before the coup aeat the President
acctonae letter to NJ de Thorgny. and also to the Min
listers declaring that his mind made up-that he
could not allow himself sacrificed by his enemies,
who conspiring at that moment but that he
unwilling to compromise them in any way by imli-
eating them in his he thought it better they should
resign.
The morning after. the President mounted on horse
back rode all through the Champs Elysees the quays
other places of the city. He followed by crowd
shouting Nive e Napoleon and Nvc lie President
The Cabinet is modified VI. Ducas has been appointed
Minister of Marine NJ Lefeyre Durseles still maintains
the Ministry Of Commercial Hall. The Assembly Hall il
demolished by the Assembly authorities.
| Consulting Commission to replace Professionally
the Council of state dissolved has been named The fol
Bonapartc President of the Republic and contcrsigne
| by NJ de Morny the Minister of the Interior
In the name of the French people, the President Of the
Republic being dcsirous in the reorganization the
Legislative body and of the Council of state. surround
himself with deservedly enjoying the and
confidence Of the country has formed consultative
mission composed of the following persons
| Then follow the names of eighty persons.l
Paris Dec. s-lhe following the variations of the
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