New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-05
miscellaneous.

Louis NapoleOn's Government have de-
cijcd 20 abolish tie taxes on VINE and liquors
and the octroi duties. In order To supply the
enormous deficit that will result from the latter
measure, they intend 70 lay heavy Tax on the
nch classes They have also decided 70 raise a
loan on 200 millions Of francs
A number Of poi.ticalarrests were elected
on the 18TH About tour Ia the afternoon. four
large vehicles conducted forty prisoners from the
Prefecture of Police 10 the Fort OF blcttre.
It's announced that the Minister Of Marine
mas given orders 20 prepare several ships for sea,
and 10 keep them ln readiness 20 receive the
persons who have removed rom the place Of
residence assigned them. and any members OF
secret societies who may ue discovered IL pur-
suance Of the decree OF the President condemn
Ing them 10 transportation.
The following are the ships under orders for
that purpose:
The Mogador, steam friraie Of ESQ horse power
e. hochtfCfi the Canada, $50, ~ 1heroOurg the
CAlistophe. COloMb OF $50, 10 BIest TIE Dugues.
clID. OF 90 guns and the Aler. corvette ofe.shp,
OF 500 tuns. The Government may thus transport
2l,0 men 20 Cayenne ID ~ days. There are sufh-
clent means "a TIE Mediterranean FOR the transport
OF political offenders - Algeria.
The OPINION Pu6Iique announces that NJ.
Duyergier de Hauranne IS the only MEMBER OF the
majority who Is stu prisoner, and that he Is az
Salnie-p tagIe. with NM. BlNIO. Pauim Dureu,
Telllard Laterlsse. General Laydel, lorel Chas
Lagrange, Nalentin. Marc Duifaisse, and others
10 the number OF ~.
Every day oiscloses fresh atrocities prac-
tlced on the Cay of the massacre. \ colonel Of one
oithe tglmeLts received qualification Of 5,O0Oi.
OF the morning Of the 9Th, 10 De- distributed be-
tween his men, exclusive Of their extra paw.
They We're stationed on the Bouleyards, and
massacreG the spectators on The side pavement.
The Monueur du L0iret contains the fol-
lowing account Of the secluslon IN which me PM
solers AZ Ham have been kept
one Of our friends has given Is some curious de-
tails relative 70 the prisoners az Ham. he mad lev
GAYS since al interview with General de L4mOrclore
aid the ErsI person no had visited The General
since lis arrest
NJ &c LsmoTic6re knew nothing Of the events
which lad taken place since the morning Of the ID
IF December and was noi aware OF the presence Of
several other generals and representatives. IN the
fort o. Ham. where each Of them thought himself
alone General &C Lamonciere told our informant
thai. With the exception of the loss Of liberty, ne
had no complaint % make Of the manner In winch
1t had been treated.
The Journal DC s.. Quentin Of 10TH. says
The following are precise details relative TO TIE prs
Cners a. Ham, the authenticity OF which We can
guarantee. y Roger ga NOrdi lefI on Sa;IrtaY
bet al The OsheTs Sse sun a. Eau although me
frlsffstllfEt lls .-oLI- &c that Genera. t4TaS-
rec has teeL SEE - lselty. TL- prisoners are al
~ cfvS the Rave been allowed % dine iOgether
cid % visit each OF CT during n. DAY yeea
GeIElitsd 10 Ma ior Two aolfs % iae fcrhcaiiJns
ll,y n4fe Teen visited tF taelr families with the
sxce rtCr q General bsi g.rnIer. WAC has net vet
-s. 81 ere &c 81 tlm. -ich.'ttltl ias laiy =