New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
FRANCE
Colonization in AIaerfa-LodRfsg Houses Of Paris
Guizot-ImDeriaI Mi-forrunes.


hitherto the State has been the chief almost the Sole
az ent for promoting and directing colonization in thai
pal Of the Empire The present decree begins new
era N its system, and is sufficiently remarkable III sew
era other respects 20 warrant abstract Of it, csfng
provis The Company eight in number is composed
mostly III GenOese, of high position IN their Poi
cal sOcsl AID commercial relations Onehalf me rant
is reserved to them. The territory is 10 be divided uto
sections Of 100 hectares IN extent, Each OF lhese Sc
fops ia dpst;ced for village Of fifty houses to De ~
habited by families OF European farmers The pan ab
location of these villages will be decided on by Govern
meat in concert With the compasy The houses shall
be built Of stone 1ck, at the expense OF the com
many and shall confa al east three rooms each Inc
company are forbsden % make proht on the con-
Frrctien of these ;ilages Each group Of fifty houses
is 70 b. built ~ contract ani each family - 70 receive
one of them at the fitch part of their total cost-the
price however not 10 exceed $500 frlres (SoOJ( Inc
Government charges itseli WIN WORKS o puoic uly'
such az public fountains drainage, military defense &c
and engages 10 build church and school house IN each
village aud 70 support teacher and ecclesa'c, 'elo
shall be Catholic Protestant according ~ me co'OhNS
bIoppt TO ozs or The other faith This provision VIII excite
the ire Of the utraCathOc party Their chosen organ
The Unirers will he as II was on the report
on COportaee Government offers free passage % the
cOlOnists across the Mediterranean. -.
We now come to the allotment of the sections. Oi
the 1000 hectares l90 including tie squares streets
and sites Of public buildings are to be held IN common
10 hectares are appropriated TO the religions minister
and To the teacher 20 hectares are allotted ~ each a
i to be put in good state of cultivation WITHIN eght
wears from the date of taking possession No coon''
shall be able to obtain more than one such-lOt- Inc
remaining 600 hectares belong to the Company These
alotments are to be regulated equaby as possible
by Government The cOOnst pays nothing Tor the ial
He receives his tirle to it from the Government lie
must however before his departure IRON nome nave
placed in the hands of the Company 5000 francs, one
third of which SUN applies to payment OF the Pnce oi
the house and the remainder to The proysl n OF ms hr'
wants on arriving snd 10 the purchase OF cattle ana a2
cultural instruments This sum " transferred 10 UO'-
eminent which gives a receipt. One-thfd OF II - re-
stored 10 the immigrant on his arrival JOU aier a SIX
months residence and 800 al the close OF tAe rst year
For the amount remaining due the price oil the mousse
the cOlOnis is IL pay per cent interest Dun i 0pl
to par at least francs annually toward the extinction
OF tn. principal debt The Company Is secured Dy
mortgage o.. the house and land. The Company Is
bound under penalty OF forfeiture OF the grant TO nave
at least one group of houses completed within two years
from the date of the decree The property OF any sec
tons that are not OccuPed within ten years. re'erS
10 the State at the expiration of that time
Government is taking great pains 10 develop me re-
sources f Algeria and to point out their value and prom
ises TO capitalists and coonists Various scnemes o'
coOnza lion on large scale are SUBJECTS OF dscsion'
One of them which is not unlikely 10 assume pricli-
cal shane is that of Departmental Colonies The idea Oh
il in rough is nearly this district OF land shall be
allotted 20 such OF the Departments as ash Tor IT, Inc
Administration Of the Department VIII encourage me
emigration Of its Overpus OF poor and WORKING PPHa-
ton nj a cheaper rate than it feed or support them
nj home A Departmental Colony being once formed,
the needy Auyeranat or Norman, or ChampaenolS VIII
10 longer be repealed by dread oil the bitterness GA A
lie from seeking 20 better his poor fortune IN l'rel5h
land He will find there neghbOrs aud quaint cost uis
and the wonted ipdiOiS reconcile the new nome "l
the old In the details OF this scheme rs IL ln're o'
al the others far they are developed i'o ue"s'
There is smack of socialism which reminds one % tue
ulan for the Extinction OF Pauperism by agrcutral
colonies, so ably expounded by Louis Napoleon when
prisoner az Ham. . -;
AT the present moment his attention Is more iul'ne-
5iatey ocrpied with the condition o! the W0rEmen o.
psrs | have occasionally referred 10 tho labOrs 0i
demolition and construction going on IN fariS' vi 'ny
extent of them / have given no definite nOti"h ann
could give none without plans and table: Ne" streets
are opened and old wldened IN all drecuoA Inc
state and the city under the impulse OF the state seem
in very race If tearing down and bmding up, tha1
grows more and more violent. The end o. II VIII De
heavy increase of the debt aud taxes OF the cy ana
great Improvement Of its architectural appearance ana
bealthflLess The object Oft on NapoifOLs part
desire to mite his name 10 the monumental emOelsh
rents and 10 quiet the dangerous classes tthe hungry
classes by giving them work The result Is 'nat EN-
poymept is unusually abundant though not enough 10 oc
cupy ALL that great precautiOn Is useu 'nIoi'uo.'
the country to prevent labOrers from coming %
Paris Another and more troublesome result
is that she demOtons have been carried on ana are
going on Justin those crowded quarters where WoAmeh
and others of small means lived in small roons
of tenants we're turned ont 20 such cheop rents else
where Cheap rents have consequently risen t"en! auu
tventy.fye per cent all over the city. Inc distress
among the poor and the complaints among ne classes
/ craze on the limits of poverty, or among those "ho
have hitherto manag edo conceal their poFeI' are eA
IRENE and lOud-sO extreme and loud tEL o'ernncn1
has felt OBLIGED 10 notice It and offer vain consolation 10
the sufferers by an editorial in the Monsieur be,des
this verbal succedancan for cheap lodgings thIee lo
francs legally and lately belonging TO the Orleans IAN,
lv are Immediately appropriated TO the procuring u
them A mammoth lottery Is also mentioned az the
head of whose is be de Norny the prince
of French fnanciers the object OF When Is 10 ra'e
/ some millions for the building of ctfeS eHrT'ers
IotteIes were prohibited here l0ne ago, OUT an eN
cenou was made in favor Of those Cos up for benevolent
purp,ses Since that time charity, and philanthropy ard
pietv have INDUCED in passion for gaming 10 an aiafi
Inc degree Emigrants sent - California artstS ar
supported churches are rebuilt neB oult anu repaired
BIZ turn of Fortunes wheel AMI u IS surprlsiu4 III
il is not surprising now think OF II, remember t4eIS
are three church pupits in nv Own correct little New
England town built or decorated within the past tei
wears with the proceeds of that sort OF gamehrg
| have not tine to say what | would Of az At
tice by GuzOt in the last number OF the nerve 20"
teppOnaiHe Ihs RerVe has been started WITHIN the p
two years It's political tendencies are Legl'iLis'
in literary merit il ranks with the h.r@ dss D.n.
NOEdes perhaps above The title OF the Ouizol aIti
Gle is France and The House Of Bourbon before l1S5 an
reading af t. in the present dearth OF s,iTrng e.en1s
has made quite a sensation here. The Purport OF II
that the grandeur and glory OF Trance a,e the pro
isold Kings The praise Of Henry " and LOUIS VI '
is so phrs SD TO imply, or at least Sgges1 comp
sons With Louis Napoleon that are stencn IN ne ny
turned nostlils of his partisans, and taey tax " Gu
with fscOus opposition. Ii Is certsa thai NJ ruL''
guilty Of opposition in opinion the present power as
iscertan that be has gone over 10 Legtimacy-oh co
ton that Legitimacy shall come Oyef TO Orieahsi ia
the Count Of Paris shall be the he.r OF The Ooan'
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