New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-19

has spptsed At the only extracts which have reached
us made In a sense favorable 10 the Government
would be useless TO Five them unbalanced By others OF
different tendency He concludes By the following pas
sase e,taorcinary In the n euth of republican:
Louis Napoleon really ha elect ~ the people The peo-
pie you say not free The people were deceived me
they deceived in such cases Do they want liberty We
tie republicans hsve repeated, upon tie a Of our nos
Go has named LOUIS Napoleon As the expression OF the
IOIuarwill he 10 the mos, legitimate Of sovereigns 80
NJ POudhoo therefore concludes that there 10 noeity
IN elections here only Government candidates are al
lowed 70 canvess that there no deception In re-
storing universal suffrage 10 establish desp tsm and
tia, ptEpl, liable to every sort o. persecution Tor Op
Al. Guizot has published an article with
tire beading of Cromwell, sers.t-il Rolf" II would
be difficult cite Ingenious instance Of hlstori.
cs slegury. NJ Guizot takes, as were, the skin OF
Ciomu,, aid stuis IL into the shape OF Louis a'pole'
On. Tie percentages who figure about the French
P edent find their portraits 10 the cnuriers oil tne
Englsn Protector. The tchsm Of the legislative and
executive powers, and the tendency OF public opinion
70 side with the latter the h.rt4tion of the roysss
with Ire chief OF the ommOnweah the support OF re-
pious parties ard sdhesior of Of the most isnad
cal republicans furnish 40 many poirts OF contact ior
bar 2I AID adopting the ibin disguise. The whole
composition prote.s-s 10 be chapVr of NJ Gui1ots
ineoited history of,he Engsh Commonwealth, but was
evictrily written for the present day.
The party Of order in Guadlaoupe Is
wei liuh in n state Of open rebtl.on, owing to the ar
rival Of ~ Charles Dain, who, bys decree of Louis
Napoleon Of May IT, ls52 was T. tho astonishment OF
all Paris, appointed Judge of ne Court OF Appeal in
that colony NJ Dan one Of the reddest OF the
Ret Republican Socialists who sat upon toe crest OF the
mountain In the ,tons Assembly. He was one OF the
members for the S96ne and Loire brough. in By the
| Socialist reaction in the beginning OF le5O These
elections, followed by those of Pads, produced that
panic terror In the minds OF the Parliamentary Party oil
Order Which led 10 The law OF May 81, toS restricting
universal outrage Dams conduct and votes In the As
senby justified the hopes that were entertained of him
| by hs constituents. He was a-ays regarded by the
Government Of the most dangerous OF the Social
ist leaders After the "a ef December, his ap-
peaIed in The list Of the prescribed in toe Monueur
The appointment of such man 10 the high Office OF a
Jucge By the author OF the coup ddot made ostousiby
to VT down Socialism startling event, and 1t is
taken accordingly In the colony
The Minister Of the Interior has rccciy-
ed fiher accounts Of The explorations which are be-
ing Garlic on by NJ Place, Consul OF France a. Mos
SUI IL the ruins OF Anoveh. la addition to large sta
uCs, baIIeliss in marble, pottery aud articles OF jaw
elTy. which thrsw light on the habits and customs OF tie
Inhabitants of the ancient city, he he's been able In ex
8nne tie whole Of the palace OF Khorssbsd and its
| depepdeBcies, and Ia so doing has calculated sore
doubtful points and Oh tsned p.oo that tue Asyrtans
were ignorant Of any the resources ofarchtec,ure
He has also discovered largo gate twelve feet high
which appears to bayeOeeD one IT the entrances % the
city several constructions IN marble, two rows OF col
urins apparently extending considerable distance
the ce'lsTC the palace Ups containing regular rows O
| Jars which had evidently been ii"d with wine-and
the bottom Of which jars there is sti sort OF deposit
OF violet color Nj. Place has more over discovered
the store house Of pottery containing various articles
In addition all this, ne has caused excavations 10 be
made IN tire hls Of Bachcchs, ksrsmless, leu Leuben
Natal karakock, Dgan, &c. the left bank Of the
Tferis within leagues from Khors-baj. In them he
has found INC uumepts, topbs, je~elry, and ar
Giles " gold and otber metal ard stone 1t Dgigran
there Is a m1auu oLt which It IS supposed, may turn
ont 10 10 large that of khorssbsd Al Natal and
IT place called Btrrian, ~ Place has found bas.reets
cut IN solio rock the, consist CT number OF colossal
fgrrcs and Of series Of fuller 9Th portraits Of the
Kirss of Assyria NJ Place hes tsAen copies of his dis
eove,ies by Of he Photographic process and he
amour that Colonel RawllnsCn has authorized him
10 make ggines the places which The English
| eneaged in examine Q.