New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
FRANCE.
PARIS Wednesday Morning
sisn papers

Gems that the wife OF an ex-Prefect, who mas Oeeh
ssnlaced IN the HefaMt by VI. Durant de 81. Amani,
.re TO Paris to nercede with the President 10 IA
-, Of her husband She obtained an audience yes
ssrdav morning, but, Louis Napoleon having refused
- usnt her petition for his reinstatement she is said
70 have drawn poniarc, and attempted TO STAB him.
The woman was arrested and conveyed to the Con-
ccrgerye.
By decree dated the 18th, the follow
ing txrepresenta,ives, expelled from the French
tsnloiy, Nj. Charas, Lieut. Colonel OF lGfAntry
NM Cho,at and Milotte, Captains OF Artillery, and
M vsentin, sub Lieutenant, OF Infantry, are struck
from the rolls OF the army.
NJ. James Oder, father .in-law of Cen
msl Cavagrac has written this letter to the O5ssr-
rzfnr Belize
81 read IN your journal OF January IL an article
absut NJ. de Morny, from which II seems TO result
hat you attribute the motive which led him 10 write
TO my wife the letter relative 10 the setting General
Cavaignsc at liberty, to private aud personal ooga
lions which might have engaged M: giati.uoc TO-
sd me s. and that Morny
vas pot TO ward me or mine under the weight OIL any
personal obligation
M. Baune, ex-Representative, has just
taken his departure for Belgium
ID appears certain that tae remains OF the
Duke de Reichstadt will be. removed to France.
The application Of the President OF the Republic on
this subjec. has been favoraols received BY the Aus
TITAN cabinet.
PARIS, Wednesday Evening
The uppe,mOst topic is still the scheme
for corfsca,rg the property Of the Orleans family.
Five OF the Mnisters--de morny, Fould, Rouher,
Magne and St Arnaud-are saidto be opposed 70 this
atrocieus spoliaion which IL CHIEFLY lnsIisated ~
ieux, ard NJ aupas, the Project OF Police. The min
isteria crisis occasoned by this question is Row at
iu hight and must be speedily resolved The
decree has been prevented for the moment from
appearing in the Monitsur, not only by tho
causes which l have already reported TO you,
but understand tina, the MaTchioness OF Douglas
ard the Princess Matilde have itnplored the Presi
daut " vehement
upon their knees, not to consent to measure which
must stir matZe his character in the eyes OF all Ed
rope. Notwithstanding these impassoDed appeals to
his better feelings, Louis Napoleon is said to remain
steTnly beItu upon this memorable decree Meanwhile,
the hlghost law authorities, NJ. Portals, the head
President OF tie Court Of Cassation and M. Trop-
long, the President Of the Court OF Appeal, aud
even the notorious NJ. Teste whose skill as Jurls
consult is as well known as his depOraDe tlai have
been called to the cabinet of the Pres' ent, and
suited the law OF the matter. IL seems that the
decree OF COnfiscatlon would be based manly upon
the illegally of the donation made by Louis Philippe
Of his private property to his smiy, on the 6ta Of
August $780, three days previous to bis accession to
the French throne in order to avoid the absorption
OF his estates into the DOMAIN OF the crown This
conveyance said to be contrary to the usage OF the
French KiIgs. II was at first suggested that the
property OF the Duke d'Aumale should be spared
believe that this amounts TO about fs5,000 "A year
But II was ateIward objected that such an ex-
ceptiOn would not fnd favor in the eyes Of
the Legetimists, whose creed about the sterOus
end OF The Prince de Condo IS lneradicably opposed
70 the validity OF the will OF the Duchess de
Feucheres. may mention by the way that among
the avenues which are kept open TO induce the Lee
gltimists to make their adhesion to Louis Napoleon,
the reserve Of the vacant places inthe Senate which
IL the most prudent, seems as yet TO have been un
attended by the least success. The whole party
holds al0oi with obstinate GOODNESS To-day II was
announced IN The }fonItsGr that no reception would
take place. because the 2st is the anniversary OF the
execution OF Louis XVI The meaning u this Os-
tentaaous homage 20 the memory of the decapitaed
King is as transparent as the omission OF al Leglti'
mist names frem the lists of prescription
II is said that the Spanish Minister has
already put IN a protest against the confscaton of
the property Of the Duke de Mobtpensier.
II is reported that the Presidents of the
Senate and the Corps Legisot9 and the Vice Presi-
dent of The COnse d'Etat are to receive salary of
000(0f ayear.
NM. BilauIt and Chaise Est Ange have
refused seats IN the Consclt fEtat.
The terror in the Provinces goes on in
cresslIg daily In many parts of the country the
troops 90 out and beat the woods for men AS II they
were hunting game. detachment of the 35ta resi.
mert after long chase lately caught IL In forest
at 81. Thibery, in the leraut at the unsportsman-
like hour of O'Clock In the morning. In the same
neighborhood, the papers OF to-day speak OF arrests
BY the CozCn and by the score, haviog been made
by the military at Roulan PuIsalicon, Caux, Nefhes
and Pezenes. At Clermont, Canet, st Andre, AsPi.
ron, and several communes OF Loceve, cafes ana
public houses without number have been closed
lr the Nauciuse, lieutenant OF gebdarmere. al the
he ad OF some gendarmes, and 100 men OF tue oiih
Regt have been very successiui IN cap utes'
A man named Sauyan, who took To his heels, was
brought down by grenader The ball entered
his back ard came out at his belly. vet,
wonderful 10 relate the man sui lives AT
Cuers the sport seems TO be eft TO the civil power.
NJ Guard, q Judge of Instruction, is inde 'atigable
there Within the last eight days be arrested $40
men, being about one-fouTth Of the male population
OF the place. The TAILOR al Toulon vas the other
day surprised at the visit of large column % men,
who struck with terror, and driven despair by the
tncesant barsssing OF the soldiey came to surren-
H. ~.Nr.A
20 much unexpected company, and, after taking
down their names, begged them 10 De good enough
/ TO call again. This they old and they we're ult-
naiey slowed away somewhere In The fort OF La
malgse at Toul0n, there are now 200 prisoners
In the neishbofhood OF Crest, the pursuit OF po-
! tvcal refugees can only be compared to chsmois
hunting. The country there is rocky, and several
OF the prescribed have been shOt az repeatedly BY
voultufs, as they skip from rock To rock Inc
chase here has not hitherto been so successful
~in many other places, for, after a long ana IA
0euing cay, the troops captured only one man.
named DAMON. He WAS, however, a leader, and the
capture Is considered important In the town of
Crest on The 10Th inst. AlvleI &C Paon, the COM
mancer OF The insure cton there, taken and 4
| great crowd assembled IN the ma'ket-place 10 see
nm must not be supposed that arrests are con-
nnso 70 the people called SOcials-s Judges Coun-
Giofs general, Baristers, Ply Siclans, Merchants,
sropt'oys, and people OF the highest Tespectaby,
are arrested daily. There ems 10 prospect OF any
cessation OF The system. The projects write the
mos stimulating letters to their suoordinates. urging
| .o't 70 nesitelc 10 use t!tll powers dIfoSs
any nan whom they may suspect. and even, If neces-
ssrh 70 Aeep BIN In prison without specifying any
charge against him.
naPpears that M. Emile Girsrdin has
Te present. given up the idea OF settling IN the
nj, STATS OF In England, ana that hts residence
IN Ioi some tine, be hxed In Belgium. where the
sasasAor OF bis weekly journal. the Bienstre Ua-
sSspelcsd In Paris IN consequence of the late
ssS events will be resumed, and that he Will De
Nsnss ~, ss iaoo's BY NM. Victor Hugo, schGlcher,
ssd you' and yersigny. The journal, It is also
sac, VIII cease to be political
ahe poet, Pierre Lachambaudie. who had
m,mt col osmned ouanspor,aion 10 Cayenne, as
ben .,io -, ,ns Democratic So iahst Concave, has
er, go ~ " 70 fsoin 10 Paris He owes his lid
Wy 70 we influence Of the French Acaaeny.
p~Sseid' Lefo, one Of the victims Ut the
j.,.s.a scsp Sttat has taken no his residence in
eesus,. s.siai CtsngsrDer, LamOrceie and Be-