The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-26

law; there is not paragraph ameng the ninety one
contained in tho two decrees relative to the army
1t appears that the soldiers will vote in their own
garrisons, and that another decree of the Prince
President will regulate the special mode OF voting
for the troops
Not a word has been mentioned in that law on
the subject Of the salary to be given to the repro
sentslives, the mileage, and other small m oney
matters. Though it is believed by many that no
reribnion will be offered to the members of the
new Assembly, it is said by certain persons who
pretend to be well informed, that a Jun of 900
francs a year will be allowed to each of the re-
personalities. condition Of their election is,
that none of them (if chosen among those who
now hold an Office in the governmcnt) will be al
lowed to retain it under any consideration; that is
TO say, that if representative is general he will
not keep his command as long as he is repro
sentative, though he will still remain general;
that if he is aa archbishop, or bishop, he will
not remain IN that position in any of the dioceses
of France, SO, &c. Mono Of these newly elected
members, SO long as he will be in office, could be
taken prisoner for debts, or for any small affairs.
The inviolablity of the preceding governments has
been maintained, with exception, that every
representative will be liable to be captured during
the vacations Of the Assembly, six weeks before
after its opening or closing.
Such are, on the WHOLE the principal passages of
the new Law, which is neither blamed nor CEN
sured by those who are still busted about politics.
1t makes no matter what and what will be the
regulations of body whose ony mission will be
to say to ell the acts Of the Prince President
Tie public not being aware OF the proceedings of
that body, no influence will ever be able to direct
those who will compose it, but that of the cabinet
Of Louis Napoleon, who rs q matter Of course, will
always, and in all cases, direct the movements Of
that "puppes shoa" Assembly, and force them to
act according 10 his wishes. Toe names of some Of
the candidates have already been published in
several If the colleges Or wards Of the DEPARTMENTS
and among hose which are known 70 shs public, |
vii! mennon MessrS. Napoleoa Dairy, Hsppolite
Passy, Leon taUcaer, &c Moasalenosrs, Faette,
N.Vie1, Louis Con sihac, de Cam baceres, Pepin
LchalleIr Matthew de la r. dorte Lops z-Dubec,
Bertrand, Lecomte and Goulsrd M. Dupia, ex
Speaker Of the last Assembly. and OK Prscateur
General, is also said TO be the ii,ts; ou; thnk
it very doubtful, as will be explained by another
Of this correspondence. VI Cassagnac
and Or. Veron. both OF the journal f.e Constha.
the wards Of Paris. Within q mosth tie AS
selnbly Of the Represen tatves will be ia full opa
ration
The State Council isnow completed, and 10 doubt
it NJ. be stalled bsfore The Senate and the Legs
latiye Thus its members will be bla 20 prepare
the questions which will DO officially sub ntted TO
both assemblies, ia the beginning of tho session.
Tie credit open to the State counci, f1r It's cx-
peGsts, by the decree Of the Preside at, dated tho
ia Of January has been reported and will De re-
vi ed afterwards.
The Ssnate has been also completed by the
NON ination OF its Pres dent and Vice Presidents.
TIE chiefof that body is Prince Jerome Bonaparte,
Marlhal of France and Governor of the Iuvalids.
The FIRST Vice President is NJ. de Mespard, and his
ether colleagues Messts. Drouyn do L'Hays,
Trcp'ong, and General paraguay d'Hiilievs The
CfaEQ Ee1erdnTQire is General dautpoul, ana the
Seclstary M. Lacrosse. Taese Nominations are
considered very fair by the friends of the govern
meLt, aud tolerable by its opponents. The Palace
Of The Luxembourg, which Is placed at the disposal
Of the Senate, for .s sitting, nearly r5d;ted AMI
cleaned, and within two weeks it Will be resdy TO
receive is new inhabitants. In, s!atu,e Of En-
peyoI Napoleon, il his imperial costume, when he
pronounced his oath the constitution Of tho yeas
uin ha nj hari ND he nf tha
dent (Speaker).
The decree Il Louis Napoleon relative 70 the
seizure Ct the dU1eans property is still raising
much excitement in the political circle Those
who are fond Of joke have called it e premier p1t
az fd1gle- making pun upon the word cal, which
either means 'aight' or theft" They also III
the friends of Louis Napoleon, who have either in
posed on him. or given their sanction 10 the decree,
the funny substantive Locrocratie, being a VOID
formed with the word csc, &c, "thiefo All that Is
pretty good for joke bat, leaving these ligss
words aside II ray be said that the pest friends Of
the family dOtiears, those who ths lawyers
AID notaties Of the second branch, ave published
pictestGtion against tie decree. aid formed al
opposition 10 its taking ef-.t The facs Of the
soveieisns Of Europe ans ame-ici 5sils slio %.
onert 10 is also conaruec a1o IL IS g.ii n T. w16a
III President vas rot!fsd that the Ambassadors
Spar, Belgium, Naples, and azIl, al ali resolved
tenb The exception Of the later, on accsunt OF tae
ois'snce) private INSTRUCT VS. on .haI eda'-. ae
entered iuto a violent passioa, aad s~ors tax 10
case tley would publicly oppose ais de'ree, 4 would
challenge them TO the woric. ani nlve tse
rliai relative 20 the Prince Of Comics nation
revised. II is said tina. this :. dark = l.y suit
vas an act Of niquity; that Loais Napoleon
has found il the archives Of the police imnense
number Of documents. which prove that Louis
Philippe plotted with Madame de fencaires, mis-
'!ess Of The old irIce tc prevent ain irom isey'0g
France and giving his PROPERTY By ~ll, to several
asy lums Of TIE Catholic Church. ts il even NUT
cred that the last will Which Instituted MS heir,
Prince Il Aumale, is false document, forged By o
skiifQl hand NJ doubt sgch y SANDER Is waisper-
I'd upon some foundation, and i the lg1S appear,
we shall witness much excitement all over Europe.
AwopcS of "thas" decree, will nenion TIM.
the Chcfua Ge Dreur, or 81 least the church in
which are buried tae rem aims OF the Orleans faci-
ly, has not been mentioned among the property
which wai to be sold. The aritocra.ic cemetery
will be kept az the exclusive property of Louis
Phlinpe's children
The trials Of the insur gents Of December last, are
going on in the different cities where The itsry
urts have been Instituted At Touion, Nom.
pelier. and Clancy, several men wao had been
involved in the riot and hat taken an active part
In IL, bare been sentenced TO death. Arrests are
still made all over France, ard no doubt that, if
this state Of things continues, the country will
be freed from all the republicans. Among the last
s e. made By TIE police will mention tass Of
ftO7lnd. This gentleman was accused of having
fred pistol on the Boulevard Montmartre; but
after short stay in prison. having been protected
by his friends and contemporaries who so!ieted his
forgiveness from the President, he was released,
and he left France for Belgium.
A letter Of VI. de Perssny, present Minister Of
the Interior has been published in the aIortey,
ind is wertny Of being mentioned. THIS letter,
directed to the projects Of the departments orders
the immediate release Of all tho prisoners who were
kept in Jail and who were not considered to be dan.
gerous TO the safety Of the government. No doubt
this mey he called clemeDcy but il IL THAT we call
il good French, n.ontar9e apes aiar. (mustard
st,cr dirrer) How many among those who are
stii in prison are there who are innocent, and have
not even been guilty Of e single shout in favor OF
defunct Madam Republic!
NJ. CADET, the famed patriarch OF lcsrism or go
cislisu, VINO had returned from Nauyoo TO expuc-
gate lis trial aud sentence Tor coltgmacy, has
oeen ordered 10 leave France within tventy.iour
hours. end was accom- panied TO Calais, on his way
TO Erglar3. by two policemen Ia the meantime,
yesterday morning, NJ Proudhon, tho celebrated
author Of the illustrated MOTIF: III r0prGte ceSt e
u9D was released from bis prison AMI restored to
liberty Wen, perhaps he will not enjoy it for
long time.
II Delsngle has been named Attorney General