New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03


Psrs the principal removing day In the year. and
b not unlike the ist Of May with you All my neshben
are up m ams and everybody In the house seems v
be going out while there s contrary current coming
In, of everybody who has hitherto lodged somewhere
else
Thursday has been real unlucky day for me.
throughout the past year, compelled am 10 wrte
that day for the ssesner leaving Liverpool Saturday
Thanksgiving, Christmas. New Year Mi-Carsme and
Moving Day. have successfully fallen ON Thursday 10
say nothing OF Good Friday. which cams a. near a.
could conveniently. Bang man the other side Of the
wsinscot has just let fall a chandelier and man over
head Is putting down carpet give up In despair.
oay
On Saturday, the protest Of the heirs
of Louis Philippe against the con6scstion Of their
tates of Neuilly and Monccsux. heard before the
Court Of the First Instance, In Paris The coirt was
crowded to excess The demand for restitution of the
property made In the names of the Dukes Of Ne
mourr, Joiuville Auale and Montpensier, ICONS Of L.
P) Duchess of Orleans and her son. the young Count
de Paris together with ether relatives of the house.
Messrs Pallet and Bsrryer counsel for the Or.
leans family. On the other sSle the Project OF the
Seine, the part Of President Bonaparte protested
against the jurisdiction Of the Court Here the case
stands and is adjourned till Friday next excitcs tho
greatest interest.
The political prisoners are being ship
ped of In deachments from the various ports notwith
standing that few have been pardoned The Pre-
fects of Police ordered no, to forward any moro
political exes to Belgium but send them to England.
or, under certsin restrictions, to Spain.
Prince Paul of Wurtemberg died in
Paris on Thursday night 18th April The clergy claim
that he embraced the Romsn Catholic faith few days
before his death His body has been exposed In state
in Chapele Arden,e with the cerenonias OF that re.
ligon
Marshal Gerard died in Paris Saturday last At the
age of 10 His ba,oa of Marshal dated from 1880
The French Academy offers prize Of
1000 francs for the best essay on Political Eloquence
In England"
Many incendiary fires have occurred
lately in the department of the Yonne
The Budget for 1853 shows deficiency
of 4oOOo0OOf caused, according to the accounts By
carrying on extraordinary public works. Arrangements
are however, contemplated. which. Il Is expected win
effect reduction of expenditure of 3s000000f, that
no loan will be required
The Partisan operatives engaged in
coach-buildng- car en.ers. smiths and whoc,
mand for the "ten hours system not being complied
with They are firm In their determnatonto stand out
Marshal Gerard, died on the 18th
April. He had been for the eighteen hours preceding
his death In state Of unconscousness but the Nom
bers of his family remained by his bed until he brcashed
his last Marshal Gerard was In his SOth year. Lie y
the four marshal whom France has lost during tho lass
few months. Soult Sebastian Marnont preceded him
at short intervals the grave. The death Of the last le
Gerard who received his baton Immediately the
cession Of Louis Philippe, doyen OF hs msrshsls Mar
shal Rele created In ls47 succeeds 10 this rank Co
rard commanded division OF Grouchys corps In the
Emperors last campaign. Hearing the roar OF cannon
In the direction Of Waterloo, he made earnest a.
to join the Emperor, and the deaf ear that HE COM
nanding officer turned 70 bis urgent appeal depiored
by NJ de Lsmartne, the latest historian OF that bloody
field.
M. Proudhon, whose term of three
years imprisonment has expired has been ordered 10
quit France He takes up bic residence IN Belgium
The Belgian Legation at Paris hrs issued strict inunc
tons that passports for that country must obtain the
rise of the Belgian Minister Consul and even foreign
ers residing in Belgium must supply themselves win
passports signed by the Belgian authorities.
The Moniteur publishes a circular
from the Minister Of Police, ordering that No encourage
shall be given to the Influx OF workmen from the
provinces and particularly from foreign countries int
Pans The restrictions now announced have long been
menaced and they are perhaps necessary At any rate
they will find favor In the eyes of tho working cassse OF
of finding occupation from the Influx OF provincial and
foreign workmen and they will tranquilize the bour.
geose who do not forget that In February there were
from 900 to 10000 strangers to an already dangerous
and turbulent mass.
The Debdts states that accounts have
been received from Claremont OF the death that pal.
AGO. the 18th APRIL OF the Duke Of Guise the second
Of the Duke dAumae, and who at Naples about
three months ago.
"A pretty general feeling of alarm pervsdes the cap
ital as to the uphot of tho big day Of May TO- Tho
families Of citizens who yet quake at the recollection Of
which sodiery inhamed BY copious nbarons and in
perslist fsnsticsm may be. perhaps BY accident be-
usyrd. Several families, Influenced BY these sppre-
fete Afier the ceremony Of tho 10Th May petitions or
the Empire are be pushed In every quarter BY tho
Prefecis whom BY the way de Persisny addresses
this day circular 70 set their zeal on the alert,
At the grand review Of the 10th Of May all tho SOL
diers to the gin eagle on the front Of their
shakos.
official military Journal has been much noticed.
The grand ceremony oftbe 10th Of May will b an -
mirsble military ies N which Inc entire IRE army ~ %
susncs gifts devoted toward all o great nee
which about TO lift society upon solid and dusab's
base.n
It Is impossible that language speak clearer the 10
tention Of the army to propose the Empire these words
admit Of NO other Interpretation:
Orders have been sent to several pre-
fects In the south Of France TO send more political
exiles into Belgium, but only 70 England. Some few
from of the provinces are TO be sent into Spsln
but upon condition Of proving their Of exssnc
and undertaking not to reside near the fronsaer.
The Moniter publishes the official
tabular returns Of the nf for the first quar-.
ter of le52 which francs. show
ing an increase of over tho correspond
ing quarter Of 1880 and Of 65o0 francs over mat OF
1851.
Several distinguished professional men
have refused the oath of fidelity to tho President = Wen
as n Martin fde ssrasbourg) Among these arc VIE
cor al the sorbonne and formerly member Of the
stuent Assembly; Boissonnarde professor ct the Soy
bonnie and eeiebrsted Greek scholar; Bousyingaut
member Of the Academy OF Sciences, and professor q
the Conservstore des Arts ct Meters" and several
professors of rhetoric In the College Of Paris.