New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-27
FRANCE.

The long anticipated 10th of Maypass-
ed oil with the create ct eai and without the sis htest
disturbance The Je,s was purely military; 6OOOo
troops OF all arms were drawn up in the Champ
de Mare AID not many short of half million citizens
were spectators of the ceremony At the President
arrived at the head Of brilliant staff and proceeded to
review the soldiers after which the presentation of
standards sumounted by the. imperial eagle was made
to the colonies of the several regiments The Presi-
dent subsequently addressed them in speech, very
sdroitly put together in which ne said
The Roman Eagle, adopted by the Emperor Ma
poleon the last striking emblem OF the regeneration
and grandeur os France 1t disappeared with our mis-
fortunes it ought when France RECEIVERS fro
her defeats and mistress OF herself seems no longer to
repudiate her glory. Resume, then soldiers these
Fecles-pot a. menace against foreigners but as the
SYMBOL Of our independence az the souvenir OF an
heroic epoch and the mark OF each regiments no
hiy and swear 10 die, need be- IN defense OF tnose
emb,ms which have 60 often led fathers to victory
This alde ss was immediately pacarded throughout
the city. The clergy, headed by the Archbishop OF
Paris mustered To The number Of so around gorgeous
altar erected on the field and bestowed tneir blessings
cp The Standards The troops then defled before the
PresidCut, and the ceremony concluded Aoout SVV
crosses and medals were distributed. Inc fEesiGen'
vas on the whole, well receivec Inc iaiahtIy IN
general cIied ice Napoleon, and the Cavalry zee
TEmtfrenr On the other hand the operatives OF the
Fsubours St. Antoine no.ied their employers thar tey
would work ing the day. instead OF icing preseAt az
Tuesday Wednesday and Tauvsdsy. On Tuesday
night grand bsll in the TdlleFies was attended ~
i50Oo persons On "Wednesday banquet was siVen to
$40 generals snd superior officers. And on Thursday
din ner to coo commissioned officers OF the line
The Minister of the Interior has written
to Mons Araudo exeupng him from taking the oath
OF ale si0nce 20 the President
General Changarnier also refuses to take
the oath Wiring from Msines. he says: Louis Ns-
poleon Borapalto has frequently attempted 10 make
me swerye from the straight Inc whch had traced ior
ulyself aad to Induce ~ bend myself TO his smoi-
ions designs He has many times, very many times,
offered ard caused be offered not only the rank OF
Marshal which | should have allied in the eyes OF
Rance without being thought 10 degrade II, but snc.
ther military digni,ary which has never been revived
since the fai OF the Empire He proposed 70 endoS
with en- ormous pecInisry advantages bus which,
th.nks TO the simplicity OF my mode OF HE arrogase
no merit to myself in having refused The cain re-
ouired by a perjurer who Jailed 10 corrups me- I re-
sSsJ fSi5nedD CHANGARNIER-"
If is said the next modification OF the
French Funds will be the conversion OF the perpetual
Rentes into Life Arnuities.
Louis Napoleon offers premium OF
sOo0 france for The beat desisa for model lodging
house for artisans ~
A letter issued by the Count de Cham
hound. calling on the Leginisss to refuse the oath OF
allegiance, attracts much a,.ennea.