New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10
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NJ pav17 yepiied that Il vas a qleshOn OF prop
erty that the sn'pe SION ln'oi'eu l"S, ~ ~,
scribers. aad prcoasie ruin o. the paper We desre
10 appear even in this matIla'td ofni en- attendant
de- fsf.Ts mti'fttTS.
All said W. De Moruy, better days indeed
PRAY What do you Tean ~ better days
" Earr.-Waen ihe Press may be a li'tle mare
N az Wernv-I fear, then, VI. Havin. yol vii
bayo to wat a long time However, On the whole,
you may IeaDpear bat Eou ulcerstlni on "ai
ferrs. instaD: suspension, and 70, az indefinite Pc
ricd in case Of anv departure rom them.
SO, the Sicls reappearei.
Gen. 81. Arlaud the Minister Of Var,
and one Of the principal agent in efFecng the Uslr
patton is n grsa. scamp as re al The active asst
ants in the crime Re vas r,, in the Glries IN Corps
ofCharles y. he vas casaiered FOR winding thea
he became vender II cd furniture then atenth rate
actor a. ono OF the theaters the Boulevards, I'M
der feigned name After the revolution Of 80, ne
managed to get himself into the army again and Re
has stree been in Algeria, always bearing the worst
reputation. BOlaDarte had designed him for the
coup dttat, as a man who had no character 20 lose
so he was sent on the recent expedition 10 C-oyAe,
for the sake of little eclai and as you know. Vas
recalled 10 France and made Minister Of War Only
few weeks since He is mos! fl instrument for the
work he has to do bat no. great the degradation
ofthe army 10 submit to such command.
- The official canvass of the votes Of
Paris was accompanied BY some curious incde ats
For instance, there were found IN several Of the
ballot boxes, bulletins foot and half long, and
with the word Yes printed in letters n inches long
and broad in proportion N Others the word " Yes
was printed in letters OF gold on The fnes; perfnnsd
satin paper These baiiefms dH lure bore the ma ae
of a printer IN the fsnho"r5 -. "einHfH- M@'y
tickets in a certain number of sections bore The
~. b. On The
back. Many, too, had curious and sometimes TOO
emphatic comments aud phrases in addition 10 me
affirmative or negative monosyn4ole su'A as
"Oui, Viye rEmptreur "Odi Mile e. I att,
fois, Ouii" " Oul, bas la Rcpuoique ~ "On
Vlve la Rtpuolque DemOcEanque 81 >0slale
Oui pour Gle Louis BonapaIte soft bmpcreur
"Oui Viye rArm6e" "Oul. Mort a Caya'gnac
| Non Mort au Dlc.aeurin Non Nye Henry
vs. "Noni Vlve la RepubliQuelr "Non \
! bias rArmee ~ &c. al these uckets were an
nulled. and WI be appended 10 tue praees.rersa1;,
! The same was done with the tickets that contained
/ neither Yes" nor " No. but merely expressions
depotng attachment OF insult 10 the person OF the
| President Of the Republic.
1t is the gross faults and tOiheS ~ tie
old Republicans that have ruined the Republic for
time, more than reactOAary plots. The PROVISIONAL
Government cid nothing but unseitle and cisorg N
jze ard rouse hopes and passions without gratifying
them. Cavaignac set the example 81 oioooSheu'
dictatorship, state Of siege, compressor and ies
slip the occasion Of freeing Italy nay ne fstgaVe
the idea Of sending troops to Rome
The imprisoned representatives, at ~.
| Peapie have been divided into three ca'egOues !.
| Such as were taken at the barrie AIDES 2 such As
can be proved by conclusive evidence to have lns,
gated the instruction 3. Such as are suspected,
and may pos siby be convicted by ctr;umSanllal ev-
idence, Of being implicated IN the outbreak; Al
three categoues are to be tred by tns
two first upon conviction, VIII receive sentence oil
| transportation to Cayenne and perhaps the Latter
| also.
MN. Gent. Longomayino, and Odde,
sentenced TO transportation by court atrial at Ly
| ons, sailed for N0ukahlya on the 10th inst.
A Berlin correspondent of the Koi-
ntsche Zeitltng states that it is well understood IN
the hes, informed circles of that city that although
the Gar perfectly approves the usurpa,on OF Louis
Napoleon, he will oppose his assuming the imperial
crown Of his uncle This opposition is based on that
article of the treaty of Paris, which forbids any b.
naparte from ascending the throne OF France. After
approving the breach of oahs and the abrogatioa of
all laws by this usuper, this scrupulous delicacy of
| Nicholas is truly edifying.
- The plan of Napoleon in respect to
! public bath and washhousesis that the Government
in conjunction with the City ofPars shall erect four
vast bathing and washing establishments In different
quarters of Paris where the working classes viii
not only be able TO wash their clothes but will ind
cold and hot water baths as well as steam and va
por baths for the sick.
- One of the best protests against the
usurpaton lie that of VI. Alexander Thomas, one OF
the editors OF the Journal des DsbatS and of the
Rel1s dss Dtur MoRdeS. lie was also Lecturer on
History at the Lyceum or High School OF Versailles,
and sent the following letter TO the Rector of that
institution
MONSIEUR IL REcrEUR: The events of which
have Just been witnesses must disturb the honest
minds even OF those who occupy a very humble po-
son in society. II Is impossible for me longer 10
! retain the char | occupy as the Lyceum OF Yer
saillos The teaching OF history has no value when
the professor does not employ II to arouse the minds
ofthe outn and to nouVish their sense OF right and
mstlce professor OF tire State, IN time when The
state rCpOses only on usurpailOn, faisehooi and yO
lence, am not well situated to speak IN my nsiruc-
tons Of night End justice. beg you the reiore, NJ
! IL RecteuT, 10 consider this letter as the ot AL
| communication of my withdrawal, and as such =
hand over TO the actual Minister, who has charge
of Public Instruction. As recognize in that person
neither legality Of public, nor honor OF prlvae chal-
acter, desire not 20 come into immediate con-
tact with hun Receive &c, ALEXANDER rHoNAs,
Or OF Philosophy, Professor Of History, Teacher,
since ls4l. Versailles, Dec. ~.
After sending the ADORE, Mr.. Thomas found. prg-
dent to leave France.
- General Eynard, military commander
Of the Allier, is Signalling himself BY series of!n
human DEGREES which suTpass, If possible, IN wicked
the DEGREES Of taynau. lie has published, a. the
foot OF long list Of persons whom ne accuses Of
having joined the Instruction, the folio Tlng oarbi
rOus ediCt
AT All the deinQnents above designated shan DC
searched aeT with Gaze arrested aud conducted % 1ou
Inns.
AT. Every VeTs, who shs Afford aTrlIm iothem.
lend them ccpr, shall lie arrested an1 prosecuted
accOUphces Of he iDsuireciisu.
Ar 5. The ofcers OF Judicial police aud heir augila
and the Of the public force OF the department
ii the Aer he'd responsible Tor the execution OF the
present decree GENERAL EYNARD.
MouhlS DCs. re, 1851
Another ed.ct closes the shops Of three chemists
| and apothecales and cepryes their families OF the
means OF subsistence, because tie said chemists
denounced as insurgents The OBJECT of this decree
20 punish the families Of the Insurgents bpi the
plea assigned Is Gaze for the public hests which
IeQuIres that chemists should attend to their
shops # the assistants of such men were not as
| capable OF selling drugs as their chiefs
Tho DarIs corre Srorfeuf nf tn T1g.f,