New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-08
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at Lyons. by 5000 votes HsnoD, the soc.aiss can
didaie, 10 elected.
- The Moniteur contain q decree i'm
POSING severe restrictions upon the sale OF materials
Tor printing. Entries are 10 be made OF ne names
ard addresses purchasers and copies OF tins reg
later sent TO the Project OF Ponce. No private prs
however small. can be possessed withsu, su.horzs-
ton. Printers licenses are II future TO be conferred
By the Minister Of Police.
MN. O'Reilly aud Delaroche, members
OF the Chamber Of Commerce OF Hsvre, and NM.
Lamsisse, Dupont, and Mszurier three delegates
appointed at a meeting OF tue merchants and ship
owners OF thai town have arnvec IN Pals To address
a protest TO the Government against say additional
duty TO be imposed on foreign sugar Tas announce
ment OF such an Increased GUY had created "a in
nense seIs stlon throughout the French pDTs.
1t Is believed that the vacancy Ia the
Council OF State, caused BY tie death OF Jsuvisr
Will be Allied oy NJ. &c Cormenin.
1t Is at the Iuiieries, Ia the Sale. des
Nsrechavx. that the sitrngs ~ the Senate and Leg
islstive Body will he hell. The Prince Prs,idens,
surrounded BY his aids ss-csmp his orderly officers,
his ministers, and the Council OF Safe. will be
placed on raised platform, opposite tbs President
o. the Republic vii Re. on one SIDE the senate, ard
on the 9th o. the Leeis stve Body. the Price Pres
idenl viii cellyei speech. form OF an ox,h viii
then be read. and enoef OF the Seoate ard Of
tie Les isstive Body. on bis name being called over,
will pronouIce rom his place The words-)s 10 Jays,
Il swear it, The clergy. tue maEis.racy, and the
diplomatic body Will Oe represents- al this solem-
nifty A ANAL number of places viii be reserved In
upper gallery for persons receiving Invitations.
The regulations will sifer but little from those
which have bean adopted by preceding assem-
blies, only after gene al debate upoa bill. the
bill cannot be immediately rejected, ali tae articles
must be discussed aBd a divissn taken upon them
separately. The right OF ealing TO order and the
right OF the Pfesc ent To cover himself Viii De main
tsined the most severe ctscip mary penaif VIII 90
fifteen days exclusion from the sfisines OF toe Corps
Lsgislaf Al every sing repofis(proces rsr awr)
viii be prepared. Ope, eNcee1lpgy Snort. gisirg
merely results Will Do distributed early 10 the J>nr
nails The other vsi, sxalicit' giyins the namss OF
speakers and the substaecs of their speeches, ~iu
not be received by the papers TIL late IN me evening
No speech can be punished uniess the CHAMBER aa-
thorizes II TO be printed No MEMBER can speak sH-
cept from his place The tnbuoe ls aoolithed. The
President Vice President and questors VII be noun
mated by oecfse OF the Pfes,Cent OF the Republic.
The youngest members Of the Corps Lsgisfsfif
the functions during the whole session.-
The salary of the President OF the Csrps
Legisatf IS fixed at 100 00Ofr The vice Presidents
and Secretaries will not De paid There vii Dc TIVE
ques.ors with salaries of l2.coo'r. The medal will
be distributed To every Senator and Deputy, as was
usual IN foi mer Assemblies. The Deputies, as here
tooye will be nviolaole. and can onlv be prosecut
ed with the permission ef the Corps LtgisiafV The
official costume OF members OF the Corps LSgisdfD.
will rot be rquned to be worn IN ordinary slttngs,
even BY those who may speak
1T is reported that decree will be pub for
the removal of the sa,e OF siege the opening Of
the session OF the Chambers.
General Cavaignac had all but made
NJ his mind not to avail himself OF the position he 10
placed In BY the electors Of the third district OF Paris
and to decline presenting himself In the Legislative
Chamber Yet ne was DESTROYS OF consulting some
OF his exilec friends and particularly Generals La
morcieFe and Bedeau, before definitely making up
his mind. He accordingly applied for passport to
proceed to Belgium. tie was informed that the
passport was a. his disposal whenever he thought
prorer, but II was at the same lntirnated that he
would find the frontier closed against him on his
return. lie 10 ssid therefore to have abandoned
that idea but 1t is not believed that he will take hts
eSat or the oa'hs
- There is an extraordinary rumor sfeat
In Paris to the effect that the President has offered
to the Emperor Of Russia to adops his grandson, the
Duhe Of Leuchtenburg, as his successor The young
gentleman for whom the percus honor is Intended
fact. to accept the future ruler of France
frem.Russa Bat, on the otasr hand, he Is grandson
to Eugene Beauharnais.
AS might naturally have been expect
ed the news OF the serious differences betsesn the
Sultan and Abbas Pacha 10 anything but displeasinG
TO the foreign Office in Pans Should the threatened
dismissal Of the Viceroy OF Egypt be carried into ef-
feet, II will be looked upon severe oo~ to Eng
lith diplomacy, and as affodng an opening for tho
revival Of French influence in Egypt
Letters from Paris ara crowded with
accounts Of excited citizens. We find the follsw-
ng concerning circumstance that had made mueh
talk in Paris:
Several of the papers give an incorrect account OF
the arrests efected at the Gaze Dc Dapemsrck 10
that NJ. Pietr the Project OF Police had been
long looking out for an opportunity Of netting Is
many possible Of the Hung srians Poles, and Ger
mans whe trequeDted this cafe for the sake of hold
ing secret meetings during the night. Anime O'Clock
on the night before last several cOmmissaIes OF po
lice penetrated into the room where these meetings
were held, and found about sixty persons assembled
about table covered with green cloth, At which
one OF the party presided as chairman. The speech
% Of those who addressed the meeting were taken
down by a shorthand writer. All present were ar
rested, and several political refugees have been
cognissd among them. Their giBgs were search
ed ard apers, according to the ministerial accounts,
OF high interest, were seized, together wiha volu-
minOas correspondence.