New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06

ssStsree TO Va. onr,sged nv ,hs sxu SION ~ Cen
jcpg ihe s,' and I.snori icfe ~ hI Oy ~"
erss j.. the press BY that oi " r ,f''..w W.
dN psh. .oeirty By that OF o. ~ u''' q, " VIC
ss,sys spn - :, C1iuet. and ~. Ts's'S. 4 Govern
tor Hpfo. ,,c,c,ioes Us OPP mems " ~ Il tsD,e-
nfh' ~. a. Dcwerless minor " 'An NV l''s.e
seTts iien =, The instice or security 81 - cause
onyf6shce H., ~ beieve thai " Vas Setions pro-
We have sa,sl 81 Afaau1 anc suof'"r ~ re Mn
poseo ,vs,.rclt General thaI amer ana 'Oiohei
ise's ~ ctyenre. though NE U'NeinineOs was
CbsiYss ~. ne MANY Of s1cn proceeding ov me
savsd no" a DE slc,ny. 50 mrcl ps,ensi)le
rss;sishe =: ~ least haze pleaded for little less
srcctss ~ "a
oppressioh =, ,hase thus abruptly torn from thsir
TO nosi ~ o,oiessioIs g. ara their country, exile
hcnes be' I, has even been hirte1 that Sequestra-
Is toa I,onert, and upen the largest scae are heid
tols over the heacs OF NOSE WI, may os SUP
postd 70 &c iorgtr iLhablt the teutoryo France
fhoufn aw,,sa,e wTetcheS ros on The point OF sdll
The tsca,tnne will be landed on sNainpy isIai,u
1g Ne,h America, cut on oy fi'ei nasae WIZ VIZ,
ir sossa land OF fIeI oh Guiana, sl,uateo only
fcD We @s rorth of the Equator, aDd uiterydeyoid
four ~, yesourcesof manual industry Inc popu,
ever "a, epre does not exceed 2uOV whites anu
lslloh " and the colony IS totally unprepafea
5tte ,,o, n n large in miRrstioD OF men VINO
fol ue rsa In m political and sOca re OF France
nrs'ee'i Il peasl settlement would oe an JUICE,
I'M former Governments OF france ,ol nono "
cn.nso,ld have dared 10 found penal SeulemehI
ihs.h J,nos,e VIGOROUSLY destructive 10 European
~ 7, il a baere for liberal opinions transporter
H., The tropics, and filed with Journalists ana
,olreisrs rot by the Courts OF justice, ou. oy sno
pc.,n,;.v oi the Police. All that We have heard Pc
sss rik dread and disgust of the military colonies
ir.,s,a of SIBERIAN exile, OF the prisons OF Ma
"a or The carcsye duro OF the speloerg, SINKS INTO
rohhg compared with the wholesale ,bs s1oss as
ofsDch class OF men III suCh par Vi 'H' e'
srapaIl OF Cayenne
The Pans Paris says
We aye informed that second detachment. con-
Ssupe Of GA peTsons arrested after the events OF
ne I'd December, left Paris Yesterday morning
SS Bfes', where a VESSELS waiting to convey mem
,"c,yepne We are assured that among the num-
bsr ia nj Xavier Durrieu, formerly principal eoitof
fthe journal the RSU0httion, and VI Lachamoeaudle,
author Of" Fables POpulaires."
The correspondent Of The Daily NewS writes
as follows
.moreihe re representatives. included in the second
sac,se ~ urOscrp'ion, YOU will have observed the
ss 800 M Emile de GirardiD. Reports have prevailed
;nce he % of December that the talented editor OF
M p,,sss xho bad been lattery writing In favor OF
the Eyste. was prvy 70 the eomp aeta ad ,b
s.t ,esons 10 believe that these reports are caium-
MES Equally idle and absurd is the Iumor that Gl-
ysYdn soiiciied his own expulsion tie was al the
aAsee of the Presss when ne nTst became aware vi
,hs blow through the Moniteur, and was quite
nunned by II Owing to ms own intimacy WIN vi.
" Morpy and that OF his wife with the countess LIE
Hen, GiraIdin was full OF ser cohnuence Una. nc
NTH ,he Minister OF the Interior. TO know the mean
ing Of this extraordinary punishment inflicted on one
Who had rendered such Immense services 20 LOUIS
Napoleon NJ de MoIny is said to have replied that
III own was the only voice IN the Cabinet raised In
favor Of NJ. te Girardin. The only service which
the Minister could now render him was to grant him
8 few DAYS respite favor which had been refused
TO NM Chambolle and Jules de Lasteyrie, who were
escorted without delay to the frontier.
The IndcpendGnce of Brussels has the follow
ipp account Of the release of the political prison.
ers at Ham
On ThuIsda morning the six prisoners, General
Changanier, General Lamorclefe, General Bedeau
General lie Flo, Colonel Charfas and NJ. Baze, were
told that the doors of the fortress of Ham were
about TO be opened 10 them but on the condition thai
they would so to England. Some ofthem Immediately
protested ainst the designation Of country to which
they were 10 co. It appears. however, that the or
ders rigorous that that they could not De
relaxed General lie Flo was alone taken by two po-
lice agents not ONLY TO Calais, but even to Dover Inc
other prison obtained go to one oft
States OF the Continent All wished TO come TO Bel
GUM. But the desire was not acceded to- and only
two, General Changer and Colonel Cbarras, were
allowed to come here. NJ. Baze aud General de La
morcleTe had 10 promise to go, The former 10 AK
laChspelle, the second to Cologne On ThuTsiay,
then, General Cbangarnier, Colonel Charras, and M
Bare each escorted by two police agents in plain
clothes taken to the railway. There the agents
took their places in tram about 20 leave. 1hey
arrived IL the morning OF the 9th at the hontler ana
the agents accompanied them to Brussels. M. Bass
only remained III our town uIul the time OF de-
psrture ot tie railway trsln for Germany. he TOOK
his place III the tram, escorted bv two police agents,
who accom- panied HIM TO Aix-ia thapelle. NJ IMAM
GARNER ard NJ. tharras remained at brussels up 10
Friday morning, when the former wentto Liege, ana
the latter To Louvain. AS to General de Lanori-
cieIe, be only left Ham by second tram on ihurs'
day. He was accompanied to Brussels by two po-
lice agents. who took up their quarters IN the same
hotel. He left for Cologne on Friday morning ueh'
era Bect au, the last OF the prisoners OF ham, ar
rived On Friday morning by the goods train. He was
accompanied 1t is said, by domestic and LADY
We have not heard that he was attended by any pc,
lice agent To complete this account we must a1o
that none Of the prisoners of Ham, on arriving In
Belgium, made any complaint to the Belgian Gov
eminent.
The Emancipation says that Gen. Be-
deau proceeded to Mons. where he intends to re-
main some days. The same journal says that some
discussion arose at Valenciennes between the au-
NorIties of that town and the police agents, VINO
had charge Of Gen ChaDgarnisr, his papers not De-
ing en- regls The General, 1t ADDS, maintained the
greatest calm, and said " Ii does not belong to me
to take part IN any discussion bel tween those who
dispute the custody OF my person"
The Emancipation, of Brussels, says that
Ii is not true that NJ Theirs has rented furnished
house that city and it declares that he is about
20 leave fer London.
The Constitutional says:
The department of the Pyrenees Onentales WAS
one where secret societies were most numerous,
and more particularly so IN the ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF
PrGves ana Pefpignan On The Sd inst, no less than
l5s warIan.s had been area0y issued for the aron-
dissement of Perrieran and Of these ll6 had been
executed. OtheIs have sill ce been issued, and the
number Of arrests how amount to ECO
The Pairie addresses the following menacing
language to the salons of Paris:
The race Of lunatics and ungraeful persons which
will never fan France, return to their factious
habits The ground OF the press and the tribune,
which is wanting to their opposltion they supply by
that OF the SALONS, and turning sgainst the hand
which has saved them, and which the have blessed,
they so so far 10 deny the danger which has been
ayeTied to have the right OF conteSting the oeneht
The old parties are not only obhvlous and iDcor-
rislble but they risk their rashness 10 weary the
moderation of the executive power aud TO coDstrain
10 secure the success of it's work of organic alton
OF modern society aud French democracy, by mea-
sures of vigor ard exception, which are MS yet far
from its thoughts.
The Goeette du Md, states, on the au-
thoyty Of a letter from Genoa, that NJ. Casaoianca,