The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-09-25


(McMain X Co.. turning out fifty thou
sands brick per day. One steam foundry
(IIill Il Henderson, that has manufactured
several steam engines, and saw mills COM
plete and Of the most perfect workmanship.
This establishment is prepared to do the
very largest castings
Two steam saw-mills within the corpor-
alton II. Arbour & Delarodcier) always at
work and do not more that half supply the
demand. One steam planning machine u.
Brown always ut work In the house
furnishing way we will put J. Piper's es-
tablshment agninst the world, and we
have workmen here in every branch Of the
mechanic arts, that cannot be surpassed
We want our country friends to wake up
to these facts, and send in their orders.
IL would be wrong TO close this article
without speaking of ourselves. There Is
nine sterling literary and political papers
in this place, viz: The Vis-a- Wis and the
Gazette is two, and the .Vis-a- US and the
.qdpocate is four, and the Visa Tis and the
COMET is six, and the Visa Tis, and the
Cnpitoltam Vis-a- Wis Is eight---where is the
ninth Well we will set the Vis.a- V1s down
for the odd number. We would like for
nine more papers to be found anywhere
this side Of Uranus 10 compare with these
in wit-pith--point-or parts Of beauty ;
if any OF our editorial compeers will drum
them up we will never Drag more.
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FRANcE.-MoUcmcnt for Tie yc-cs.
tablishmem Of Tie Empare.-The
Paris correspondent of the National
IntiLlagencer in bis letter of the 23d
u't., says.
The most striking fact in French
politics at the present moment is the
pouring into Paris from the three hun.
bred and sixty-three ACCOMPLISHMENTS
into which the eighty-six departments
of France are divided Of resolutions in
favor of the re.establishmcnt of the
hereditary empire. Each arrondisc-
mcnt has its counciI the members of
which are elected by the people and
charged with various local administra-
tive concerns having no connection with
politics. These councils have just been
renewed by universal suffrage applied
under the pressure Of completely organi-
zed and irresistible executive influence
The result Of course was the return in
almost every instance Of Government
candidates devoted to partizans Of the
Empire.
The eighty-six General Councils the
principal popular assemblies of the de-
partmerIts are soon tomeet. We shall
doubtless sec them abeying the same
impulses and inspiration passing with
even more eclat and authority resolu-
ton of the same sort. The Prince has
just been using his appointing power
by placing at the head of all these lob
les men devoted to himself after having
secured by executive pressure on the
popular elections large majoritics of his
partizans in the bodies themselves
In the mean time petitions under Gov
eminent patronage are circulating a.
mong the people of every commune Of
France to the same cnd-the Empire
These are collecting in overwhelming
quantities in the bureau Of the Minister
Of the interior. BY and by the supple
Senate with the composition of which
you are acquainted will be convoked.-
1t will proceed to declare the demon.
stration Of the will of the people to be
TOO plain to be mistaken, too decided to
be resisted. A Senatus.C onsulcum
will declare the expediency the neces.
sity of the Empire. The Prince dear
self-sacrifcing man will yield to their
petition and will submit to universal
suffrage a plediscatmm conceived in
about these terms:
The French people wills the re. es-
| %ob1;ebo,ort cf Tho Evur;ro fo,oJoI b.,