The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-07
THE UNION: WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING FEB 4 1852

will be transported TO French Guiana
lhe decree Tor the transportation without trial is al
ready ia process OF execution Fy-fve persons left
Pans on the 10th January for Brest, where steam fgate
was IN waiting to take them 10 Cayenne 575 have also
1een senl 70 Havre for embareanon and several
French Guiana"
The most important intelligence received from France
by The Humboldt is that Louis Napoleon has issued de-
erees dlssoylng the National Guard throughout France
eu WIN DC reorganzed wherever the government may
deem u necessary Tor the maintenance OF public order
In such places, the President will appoint The command
liant, colonies, and Lieutenant colonies.
A London paper OF the l4th January gives the fol-
lowing summary OF the proceedings in regard to the cleo
lions in the department OF the Var, and the subsequent
prosecutions endured by the inhabitants:
! we have had letters from the Var-that important
department, OF which the population turned out against
Louis Napoleon, and which the soldiers have laid waste
by re and sword beyond any cruees known in the
oluuon or even IN the daggonnades OF Louis XIV The
commune or parish OF Luc in the Var, comprised 100
eeeors-hat Is, males above 20. VI these l. 100 GER
family 1000 turned out against Louis Napoleoni the
suit has BEEN that upwards OF 500 have been dragged of
from prison TO prison. shot, 10 be transported
Upwards oil 200 fugtiyes, hiding in the surrounding
woods and parishes Knowing this, Judge of the
PRISE q every one on learning from the official returns
that OF the 100 electors of Luc $50 voted for the full
powers demanded by Louis Napoleon"
The following particulars relating to the expulsion OF
some OF the most eminent politicians IN France are Gu
rous
General Changarner, Colonel Chanas and M. Baze
arrived at Valencennes with false passports, in the re-
l lC,
the station there the two first were recognised by the in
spector OF passports Ii at suspected that they
had escaped from Ham, and they were called upon to give
explanations The agents who accompanied them then
stated the fact OF their having received orders from the
government to conduct the three prisoners out OF France,
and TO set them at liberty. The officers at the station
supposed, naturally enough, that the passports
false the commission OF the police agents might be
tefet also. They therefore, refused TO allow the travel
les to proceed But message to Paris by electric tele
graph got this difficulty General Changarnier
maintained the greatest calm and said 1t does not be-
long to ME TO take part in any discussion between those
who dispute the custody of my person.
Reports have prevailed since the I'd of December that
M. Girardn, OF the Presse, who had been laterly
ting in favor OF the Eysee was prvy TO the coup dtta
and consulted as to the measures which followed it,
These reports caumnes Equally idle and absurd is
the rumor that Grardin solicited his expulsion. He
at the office of the Presse when lie first became
aware OF this blow through the Moner, and was quite
stunned by it. Owing to his own intimacy with M, de
Morny and that OF his wife with the Countess lie Hon,
Grardn was full of self confidence that he was quite safe
He Immediately sought an interview with the Minister of
the Interior, 10 know the meaning OF this extraordinary
punishment inflicted on who had rendered such i'm
mense service 10 Louis Napoleon. de Mony is said 10
have replied that his own was the only voice in the cab
met raised in favor of NJ de Grardn The only service
which The minister could now render him was TO grant
him few days respite favor which had been refused
escorted without delay TO the frontier"
The National Guards in Paris delivered up their arms
and uniforms quietly on :, the 18th Of January These
the forts hitherto occupied by the National Guards
put in possession of troops OF the line
On the 10th of January four hundred and sxty-eght
prisoners of State conveyed 10 avTe and embarked
board the steamer Canada which was to take them to
Bes Thence they were 10 be transported to Cayenne.
Among them were Alex. Martin and Michot. Bouet, ex-
representatives. and an commissary general said TO be
M Perelra. The military commission IN Orleans has
designated seventy one persons as worthy oil ranspora.
ton; these have been accordingly sent TO Paris Thr
other persons afterwards up Paris. The
Pays of Monday January 18th, says:
i 1--WE are informed that second detachment, consist
att The
cember, lett Paris yesterday morning for Bresi where
vessel is waiting TO convey them TO Cayenne. We are
assured that amongst the number is NJ. Xavier Durreu
4 formerly principal editor OF the Journal the R<ood,on
and NJ Lachambeaudie, author OF Fables Populares'
4 The Constitutional says:
''The department of the Pyrenees Orientaes was one
where secret societies were most numerous aud more
particularly IN the ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF Praves and
Perpguaa On the Sd instant less than l5s warrants
had been already issued for the reimbursement OF Per-
pignan, and of these Il6 had been executed Others
have since been issued, and the number OF arrests now
amount 10 200"
Orders have been given that all passports without ex
cepton) for travellers coming 10 France from Brussels
must be used by NJ Qunete, the French minister
there Persons arriving al the French frontier without
this use will vigorously be sent back.
i letter from Rome, IN the Cattotico oil Genoa, con-
tains the following passage
:" 1t is said that in his autograph letter TO the Holy
Father, Prince Louis Napoleon has avowed his sent-
ments of al devotedness IN the strongest terms, and
declares he will make every effort TO put down social
ism. II is added that an eminent parsonage, having
w
| him: Understand me wells | am OF the religion OF
the Pope know am only here Professionally, but
hope shall remain here long enough 10 ste the two
monsters OF socialism and OF the revolution These
words have been frequently repeated in wel.informed
circles"
Ii announced in the London Times that Louis Napo.
leon is about TO strengthen his position by matrimonial
alliance with princess of Sweden, daughter OF Oscar
aud grand daughter, the mothers side, OF Eugene
Beauharnos She is said 10 be IN her 22d year. and may
be considered TO be French in her descent from both
father and mother.
Paris, Friday, January 10, ls52-lt is rumored thai
the Moniteur of to-day will contain the names oil The
senator's Also, that Saturday tomorrow the names
OF those composing the Council OF State will be given
the public On the authority, II is also stated tina
the electoral law will be published on Sunday Is un
derstood that by the provisions OF the electoral law TN
age for voting by universal suffrage is raised from twenty
10 twenty-five years
The Express says remarkable change has taken place
in the price of French bullion 1t states that gold coin
Paris commands par, that bar silver has risen con
sderaby in value and that soveregns have advanced II
, cenmes Mexican dollars, on the contrary, have de-
clned one Genuine.
The correspondent OF the London Globe states tina
Louis Napoleon styles himself Prince President, and tina
the restoration OF titles is considered extremely probable
On the authority II is stated that the new consti
tuition has not given entire satisfaction to even the Iend
Of the President
The proposition Of the Minister OF War TO give Gen
erals Changarner, Lamorciee, and DE fiocta certain
amount OF pay during the period OF their exile IRON
France has not met with the approval oil the President
National Thrntre,-LoIa Monies.
The performance OF Buwers famous comedy OF Money
went of this establishment last evening with great scat
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