New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
FRANCE.


savage reply from the pen of NJ Graner de Cassagnac
t. the letter Of General ChangarnIer As military
man Cbsngarnier is represented ambitious, boast,
ing lucky blockhead while Lsmoriciere is admitted 10
be as brave as Hop but declared be destitute Of skill
as commander The pretensions Of Changarner a. a
man of legality arc oroer secuted, and the Bona
psrst writer brings the following charges against MIN
Fua: That in the month Of March lsie, he, General
Chanrarnier demanded fo1 Louis Napoleon written aa
thorzaicn throw the Constituent Assembly out OF the
Soordv That he subsequently urged Louis Napoleon in
the strongest manner. 10 make coup fetat go a.,
Tbty6Iv That in the month Of November, 1850. az the
time the Alas plot he assembled together at b. nsAa
on, eJs in the Tueries number Of political personases 10
whom proposed to arrest Louis Napoleon ana uss @
In vncennes to proros1e Ihe Assembly '' A
make him tChangarnier) Dictator
NJ Cassagnac sfirns that Of the persons present
at this conference was Count Mole, WHO refused to
have ANYTHING to do with that of treason, and who
instantly went and disclosed The plot to the Chief OF
the State" Count Mole has written the following repy;
PARIS Tuesday, May 10, ls52
SIR; read In the Consut0HHA Of this day an article IN
which nv nane mixed up in the unworthy m4nner
With sssert me which declare to be completely unfoundod
was never present the meeting oil tie Iulene' d "uch
the article speaks; ana affirm that 70 my 81 &
nothing of the bind has existed With respect TO the part
Of nfoneT which am made TO perform on quitting tna'
meeting shall only say one god-t Is an infamous ca
lumny from which my whole life defends me- Will
oreovtr add that mnch sddscy IN Insult and Voehce
in Outrage. only inure the cause they pretend O. s7te
could forget them insult ard defamation would instantly
recall them her memory and her heart " u not assured
ly Of myself or OF my career hst spess eS.5
CbaDgarpier and de Lanorciere has suggested TO me-
pfaS you Sir insert this letter 10 rour next numOe
emf servsnt MOLE.
To ibis NJ de Cassagnsc respons:
As TO the denial there very simple manner but very
p.r,mptory one OF answering him viz this person
sge who deeply interested in the matter TO whom Count
what saloon the disclosure made
Between those two airmaons and those two naHls' INC
public might decide. Nevertheless, we believe thsie Is
still more simple sufficient manner Ct answering Count
Moehst H. TO tell him that he has very bad memory.
The Duke de Broglie has resigned hls
seat as member of the Council General of the Eure
and Of the Municipal Council Of Broglie
TheViscount A. de Fremont, Deputy
Mayor of ST. Florent has also resigned, well as NJ
Faiy, member of the Council General Of the Deux
sevres, having refused to take the oaths
M. Odilon BarrOt is declared to have
forfeited bis in the Municipal Council of St Quen-
tin not having taken the oath within the prescribed
by the Constitution.
The Pdtrie states that twenty-nine
millions of francs, due by the State to Russia were re-
imbursed on the 10th.
The MOhiteur announces that the quail
vent newspapers from mourning the penalties assigned
by the law.
Some political friends of Gen. Chan
GARNER have foot a subscription TO compensate
him for the loss Of his commission ltis said that as
600 has already been subscribed.
The Paris PreSSe says that there is not
the eighties, truth in the statement that NJ Proulhon
had arrived at Havre, his way to the United States
He has edds the Press only fortnight to remain
in prison TO complete the three years to which he
sentenced, and he has no intention to quit Paris.
"A decree of the Prince President of
the Republic dated the nth March, but only just in
serted in the Buttin des Lois opens extraordinary
credit of the Minister the Interior for the
payment of the expenses caused by the arrests cted
after the nts Of December How many more dicta-
toia DEGREES may be in the Presidents pocket to be
published when convenient IL is impossible TO conec
tune
The Government has received impOr-
taft news from Algeria Gen. MoMahon quilted Con-
stsnne the 9th May with division OF 500 men, TO
undertake expedition into habyia. He proceed
ing 10 Milan and thence 10 the territory occupi- by
the tribe Of the Djebe which is in the center of the
county. His ulHmste object Is 10 penetrate far as
Colo, and TO leave a corps of occupation there
1t is believed that the President will
pay visit to the south In the of the present
summer autumn and journey to Asiers has been
talked Il for some days past and not contradicted
Fresh seventies are in store for the
Press.
The President of the Republic has just
ordered b. C. L. Muller to paint picture representing
the ceremony Installation OF the booias of the State by
Louis Napoleon, In the Sale dee Maechaux, at the
Tulleie which IL 10 be placed over the antel of the
President Of the Legislative Body In the room Of that by
NJ Court representing King Louis Ihiippe swearing
the Chatter Of 1880.