New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
rancs of Rentes IS GOO francs Of capital Pay
ment of claims commenced ON Monday.

The population Ia numbered at IS 62s, showing an In
Of only 35 i2 since 1885, being much less than
In former proportonate periods. The diminuton Is
accounted for by the emigration to South America and
California, and by fewer marriages having been con-
trsc,ed in the late troubled times.
The Politicians talk in Paris, but some
whs, vaguely of law tending the Minister
of Police with Discretionary power over foreigners in
France.
AS yet no Paris journal has been per-
mtted to pubsh the letter Of the Count de Chsmoord
Baron Heeckeren has been sent upon
a secret mission to Vienna. NJ de Heeckeren is Sena'
tor and has always been upon intimate footing az the
Elysee so that his journey 10 Nienns at moment
when the Gar there and the Duke de Bordeaux VIII
meet him, is looked upon full OF diplomatic import
We read in the CorSdire:
a report Is in general circulation that NJ. de Pers!s
nv about quit the Department Of the Interior to
take that Of Foreign Affairs tina. the Ministry OF Ponce
will be supprt seed aad that NJ de Maupas will take the
portfolio Of the Interior Other persons affirm that it Is
NJ Pietri Project of Police, for whom that post Is
reserved
-Advices from the departments give
further designations of members OF the councils
The Steele says the Prince President
has given orders to purchase so and hunters for
his ownuse. -
-Chantilly races commenced on Thurs
DAY last on the lawn behind the town. The second
day meeting took place Friday on Sat<day there
was a grand hunt in the forest aad on Sunday tns
principal races OF the season came on.
The line of electric telegraph between
Amiens and Boulogne, connecting with Paris, Is now
open
The sister of Moreau died few days
since, aged o.
The Journal of the Puy de Dome,
says that Cavagnac has purchased homestead near
ND. xhpre htf nj nfs IN take
M. de RibeyTolles, late editor OF the
Rfforrns detected at Osend the other day. under
the assumed name of Mons Fidele. He was shipped on
to England forthwith
M. Bermouf has been elected in room
of Baron Walckenear, As perpetual Secretary OF the
Academy of Inscription. and Bellies Lett-es.
We read in the MOnlteur -" The
Prince President by his decree of the i January last
approprised of ten millions to the construction Oh
more healthy dwelling for the kmen In large towns
Out of this sum three millions will be devoted to the
erection OF three model establishments In the three most
pOtulous arrondissements OF Paris.
The Duke de Brancas, ex,Peer OF
France and Grandee OF Spain OF the rst class mas Just
died in Paris He was born on the 18th May, Ii2; ne
entered the school Of Benne and was, when si very
Young Colonel of cavalry. In lS22 by ordinance oil
Louis XVIII he took his seat 10 the Chamber OF Peers
as successor TO the of his snce who died without
direct heir He married descendant Of the Counts du
Rodoan, and has left one daughter
The Cersaire states that NJ. Chomel,
Professor al the Ecole do Medicine OF Paris, has sent
in bis resignation.
The fireworks on occasion OF the IeSe
of the 10th May we're failure.
-Banquets of all kinds follow each other
necessarily in Paris On the lAh the Project OF the
Seine gave at the Hotel de Vile banquet to the officers
of the army each door of tbs banquet hall were
hung groups of flags inscribed with the battles OF the
empre and the victories in Africa. AT end of the
t.fa Nam lann ap IA
coors on the fine chimney piece sculptured oy Jean
GouioD and on the corresponding cmnneypec at inc
other end placed git eagle, with wings dtspsyed
amid Gilt foliage. On the right OF NJ Berger was seated
General de St Arnaud the Minister of War, and on his
left NJ de Persigny, Mini'ter OF the Interior All tns
other eight ministers present, ranged evenly on
either side together with the chief dignaries OF the
state excepting Prince Jerome Bonaparte, who sent an
excuse Alter dinner the project proposed the heahn OF
Louis Napoleon in the following words
GENTLEMEN: | propose toast 70 the heath OF the
Prince Louis Napoleon the worthy head OF valiant army
to him. who by replacing upon standard the Imperial
eagles has restored 10 our national coors ther ose
nendor May glorious witnesses OF our immortal VIC
s Tor me happiness OF France long OF peace
The cheers of the project having been reoehoed by
his guests NJ de Persgny proposed the health OF the
"GESTLEmEN: have the honor propose toast, which
will accepted by the municipal body OF Pans the ex
preston of public gratitude. To the army, winch amid
the disorder mlnos the anarchy OF Ideas and when ali
seemed corrupted demoralzsd around IL preserved IN It's
the COZ ntry and with dlsan OF wealth all the virtues
which made great nations Gentlemen, your fahers OF
Marengo Au.terlz OF Wagam and MoskowA did great
things They fecundaed with their blood throughout the
world the germs of ciyzng idea, and, by illustrating the
French Revelation they purified enlarged and rooted IT,
in the inds of peoples that it henceiorth nvncbe
Prolonged sensation You have done more SUI; Tor IN
ume OF corruption and bewderment you have main
tanned the virtues of your fathers and, by following the
nephew OF the Emperor IN his courageous enterprise you
have the honor OF France Cheers Of Niys armee
Be- then proud Meseurs your eagles the whole
world knows that you less worthy than 70 fathers
to decorate your standards with them 10 tho French
This toast having been drunk with acclamation Gen.
de- St Arnaud. the Mnsler oil War; rose and mads the
following speech ,
e"GrNfLrMEN: am equally proud and happy, in the
my companions IN arms to reply u the noble words
which you have Just heard The army gentlemen 10 rance
for composed OF all the Of France And II this
NV has recovered wohily the rank from which surprise
aud anarchy had for moment MADE " descend is De-
cause it has duties toward the country and so
ciety Cheers, These duties you know as we 40 your
Its and fishes are common U US Inese 9u axe
10 maintain order ali price TO society which Is men.
aced hish honor the French name Prolonged
cheers To this esd the leans with calm up
IT, oiseiple which cote i' Us stfenshi upon us de-
s.f, sbc akes 1t iDtrtp ION tic Souvenirs OIL siJ,y,
WASH AlGdls emulation ia-n'aiionl Thanks sentS-
uor 10 this 't, Of Paris whose children AIN proud
re. M a. Ills time aiin and sentiments
Understood allow me l,nbne IN single Toast, three
theugh which ihth ely cgnaeceo aud which ought
never to be spNaed Ia our hearts 10 ne Prince Lou.
Napoleon! To the grssfueiso Of Ffscce 10 us prosperity
| = tbf city Of raIisr' Ikepesled ehee.s
Z "a irip- tosst frank viii g.. "a stsr
the -aests LETT the table ans . &" Vie '0h-
IF, room.
The dinner given by IA, Psces- resi-
dent 10 the Lon-commssionsd officers .. Tie army OF
PaIs and the soldiers vino had received medals, took
place the l7Ih at the Ec)e Miiaire -Four Immense
tables were in the temporary building used ON
the lin tor the grand ball. two In the supperroom and
two In the conversation room. The large room In the
reserved the place Of meeting before the
dinner Each ot the tables contained 600 guests. The
dinner presided over by commission OF superior
officers taken from among the members of the COM
mission charged to org nize the military fete.
The Minister of War gave grand
breakfast on the 10th to the Arab Chiefs, and large
number Of Generals al other officers who nave served
in Algeria After breakfast the chiefs invited 20
enter the drawing rooms, where several m ignifce2t
presents IN arms, Sc were offered 10 them oy The Mn
ister The Minister the time encouraged them
persevere in The fidelity which they had manifested