The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-17


are under the Impression that he has written dis
course which would not DO in favor Of the present
power; and the words Of tho renowned statesman
are % much dreaded that they try By al means to
pSs aG IN bis ssssnscy am inclined to believe
touched"
Among the last ordinances made by the Project
OF Police, will mention one which prevents the
sellers OF printing presses or ithographic stones to
dispose Of any of them before knowing that the
buyer 10 moral maE, and If he has no bad inten
tion In buy ing them besides that he must give the
utmost particulars as to his resdence and private
manners.
The column of La Bss.iIle, which, as it will be
remembered was erected in 1881, in honor of those
who had fought for the triumph of liberty, iu the
three days of July n, rs. and %, 1880, will be
submitted to sn important alteration within short
time. All the names of these would be heroes will
be scratched from the bronze column, and the
genius of liberty, which ON the top, taken do xn,
to be replaced by the statue Of the Archbishop of
ricades in june 1913 This is all right, as far as it
goes, but it will be remarked that the object of the
government is to annihilate every thing which
reviyes the memory OF the battles Tough. in Paris
fer liberty.
The rumor Of change of ministry is still aaoat,
and, this time, am induced to believe that it will
decidedly take place M. Baroche would be named,
ence more, Minister Of the Interior, and M. do
Morny, would take the direction of the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs The change would take place as
soon as the President Of the Senate was to be
named.
King Victor Emmanuel, of Sardinia, has an
nounced to Louis Napoleon his determination to
resist BY force any attempt that may be made by
the Northern powers to force him to abandon the
present constitution of his country. He tells the
Prince President that the constitution of Ssrainia
was not the result of revolution but the work Of
his msgnanimous father, Charles Albert that he
has taken q solemn All to observe, and has OBJ
served, the constitu tionsl compact. He also adds,
that In no event will he permit that instrument to
a mt Inv oil If hia hanlr AND
great military neighbors; that, in this resolution,
he is sustained by all ranks of his subjects. In
short, that he will sooner set the world fire than
derogate from his honor, or the cons .iutional
Liberties of his people. Hurrah for King Emma
nuel! M dc Toquevile observed lately, that If all
the cynasties Of Europe had proved themselves as
loyal, ss brave, or as just as that Of Savoy, the
word republic would never have feared an echo on
the Continent.
In Spain, thegovernment has sent copy Of de-
cree to ell the ne wspspers of the country, which
announces that the law on the press, forbddng the
publication OF any article OF controversy against the
acts OF the ministers and their delegates the publ
cation Of news from dubious source, ETC., will be
enforced, and every article made liable to penalty,
If considered necessary. This has created much
sensation IL the country and the Cilnlor Phbico has
stopped its publication. The H9Gido has issgei q
long paragraph on the subject, and declared that it
will submit to the law
The French Ambassador to M adrid, M. W&leski,
has presented to the Spanish government a claim
from the ministry Of Louis Napoleon, relative to the
hum red millions owed to France, for the expense
Of the army of invasion led by the Duka of Angou-
lime, in 1923.
The hostihties between France and Morocco arc
on the eve OF being settled. 1t appears that the
heather potentate has submitted to the just demand
Of the French government
The Dutchess of Aumale has given birth to
child in the city of Naples the 18th ut, and he
was christened under the name Of Duke of Guize.
Nine George Sand, the famed writer, was ar
rested, few days ago, for her political opinions.
H. Il.
P. 81 have just been told that Louis Napoleon
had manifested the intention to issue decree, by
which all the property Of the family ID Oreans
would be seized, and sold in favor of the people.
This, may say, would be SO very pro voking, that
lcannot but consider tho rumor as . canard, or
what We call in the United States humbug. We
shall see.