New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

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4, ne corci.ion of the sitting, the President al
uouuccd that there would be held private sfing 70 De
tide whether the members should be required ID "eH
,bs ur;f;,,,n ON the occasion Of public sittings.
The foius Is the collective letter addressed BY Gen.
.r.I c.vs;ensc Csrpot and N. Henon TO the Prsst-
dent of the Legislative Corps:
PRsstpEKT-The electors Of Paris and Lyons so1ens
ma Ia cur retreat exile we thank tne ioI na
~ dse.ian II bic liberties AID the rsors of desponn
But we DO admit that they meant 10 sena US - -: ~
legislative body whose P9e.. 90 We W. r.cadste the minor.
Al doctrine Of silence Of mental reservation ana We re-
sse take the oath required on admission % me @ = &c
communicate to the Assembly this declsration-
Paris. March q issa Hnsos.
Emile Girardin, the most brilliant jour
nast in Paris, who was banished after the Cd of Dec,
has again assumed the chief editorial care OF the Pres
and has published his inaugural
In this striking article Grardin seeks mainly to prove
that the tnorous and undecided attitude Of me press
that indifference in political matters absenfion reserve,
neutrality can only play into the hands OF the Restora-
ton The practical gi-t OF bis reasoning goes 70 exnon
the republicans to accept the de fdco government as
the onlv way of keeping universal suffrage, upon which
base liberty. which he admits has present existence,
NAV be restored He takes for his text the passage OF
the Prcsidenss speech in which he invites all parties 70
maintain the Republic.
to ills appeal and having found none he makes an an
swer himself If paper undertakes opposition it ex-
poses itself to Suppression if it undertakes none to ca
umny A. for the first alternative the iresss was o
TO brave storlne and NJ de Grardin, who charters as
well as pilots the gallant craft has made up his MIND 20
the worst AS for caluny not even his exile 70 brs
sells could prevent certain papers from atr1ounng 70 nun
a completely in the hbertcide coup deGf he - not come
10 speak of liberty which ike glory only exists on the
condition of being yaiantly and dearly paid for
which exists except for those VINO VIII nave tne
courage and the skill to achieve it but his theme VIII DC
the Republic and its future.
The disputes between MN. de Maupus
and Persieny have at last produced ministerial crisis
The Ministry of Police is abolished NJ de haupas has
resigned His resignation has beer accepted and ne
will 60 abroad as Ambassador to some one OF the great
Cours The Inspectorships Genera Of Police are main
tanned but subordinated TO the Ministry OF the Interior
de Pergny is to be Minister OF State in the place of
NJ Casabanca This department will henceforth be the
leading one. The President and ~ de Persigny will
manage the affairs of the realm between them M. de
Thorigny to be Minister of the Interior NJ Ronleu
will be M. de Persigny's Secretary General;
The various purposes to which 35 mil
lions of conscaed property of the Orleans family are
applied by decreess of January o. now provided for
by the sale of IS millions OF forests designated by the
law of Aug. 7, 1850.
1t Is rumored that the Princes of Or
leans have inimated 10 come OF tner nenus III rals
their intention proceed to Venice for the purpose OF
personal conference with the Count de Chambord.
Should they do so and should anything in the shape OF
Convention pass between the parties 1t requires no
great sagacity TO oresee that it viii be considered here
as one OF the contingencies alluded to for changing the
Presidency into an Empire.
The long talked of fusion is said to be
on the point of taking place between the two branches
II is merely reduced to question of etiquette. The Or.
leans princes demand that the Come de Chambord shall
paw the first visit to the Queen Amee The Bourbons
viii then agree manifesto which to be kept secret
until the moment comes for coup de main. They viii
then launch their agents with millions into France to
bribe the army and buy military revolution.
"A rente of half million of 1-2 per
cent is created for dotation OF Legion of Honor.
Seven Senators-Duke de M0rtemars,
Generals Petit and Pyot Archbishop of Paris Bneau,
the Marquis de Barncois, Heckeren-are created
The Journal du HARE says: 1.-The
Minister of the Marine has, 1t sad just given orders
for several vessels of proceed to La Plata for the
protection of the interests of the French subjects IN the
midst of the serious events which may arise In conse-
quence of the defeat and flight of Rosas."
The Moniteur contains decree order
lug the construction of edce the system of the
Crystal Palace in the great square Of the Champs Ely
Sees destined TO receive the National Exhibition, and
capable of serving for public ceremonies and civil and
military fetes.