New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
FRANCE.
Politics and Better Things

cosfesroraeaes Of The =. Y. Tnbune
PANS Monday, Dec. 81, lsI2
An imperial decree, published on the 9th,
declares thai: lin case We leave no direct, legitimate
nor adop,ed heir our well beloved Uncle, Jerome Ma
polooA Bonapsrte and his direct haural and eyumate
descendants ssued from his marriage with the Princess
Catherine Of Wuriemberg in tie male line and IN the
order Of prmogeniiure 10 the perpetual exclusion OF
females, are called to succeed US. The explanatory
preamble Of the decree contains the following elusion
10 bis maosys late disappointment in Al affair OF the
heart "While hoping that we shall be enabled 10
realize the wish OF the country and TO contract under
the divine protection, alliance thut viii permit us to
cave direct heirs etc 1t is now fully understood that
biz msjesiy !. of with the old love for his cousin Caro-
line; how far on he Is with new one in favor OF a
Spanish or other Princess even public ruInor grown
COY Of belief since lie las provisions have proved ero
neous, has little to say Las, Thursdsy the S3d the
Senate adopted ~ vote of sixiy.four to seven, the
notifications OF his Constitution which the Emperor
had ordered. They are contained in senatus Con
sul,um Of seventeen articles Their essential provis
ions have already been transmitted TO the readers of
TIE TYibuat Ten article. Of the Constitution Of last
January are sbroga,ed Those members Of the lmpe-
rial family and their descendants heirs in osS 10 the
throne are 10 bear the title Of French Princes tac
Emperor. eldest son (ts ta'urO) is to bear the title
of Prince fMperifl Art d Of tie Constitution gave
the President the uncontrolled right OF making treaties
Of commerce which right Is eXiendedby art OF the
sepatus. Consul,um 10 all notifications OF the tsrh,
stimulated in such treaties Art gives to the I'm
peror like RICH, Of ordering or authorizing 10y decree
AL weeks o. public utility II was against these two
points in the hill of notifications presented by the
Empe1ors Commissioners that the Senate werefoollsh
enough to recAlcrste. AZ noticed in my last, they
were crectualy taught who their master, before
be went out 10 Compegne, and, with the same eS
certions mentioned above dufifuly voted they were
told They were however suffered 10 amend ART 1, in
the sense thai when the works In question Of the
nature Of railroads or canals undertaken by chartered
companies but aided BY the National Treasury they
are not to be commenced til tire required ereS Is
sanctioned by the Legislature. But if the works are
for the account of the STATE credits may be opened in
ii urgency according tothe forms prescribed for
extraordinary credits" which credits will be sEb-
ilicd 10 the Legislature al lie session next following
I The Emperor, II course remains the arbitrary
Judge OF the urgency" Of any and ualil .;
( is prepared Ter another resolution. the Likelihood
Of that poor creature the Corps Lssisa refusing ia
sanction to the sHkrsrsG e-eit, Is absolutely al One
other article Re worth notice. TIE yearly budget OF
expense. to be presented to the Legislature with
voted on (sitrnstvely of necessity in humps BY Ma.
s,ries The allotment by chapter Of appropriation. for
each Ministry IL made by IsPerisl docrse. Special
DEGREES may stsrward transfer appropriations FROM
one chapter 10 another And snally tbs proysoa Ia
applicable TO the budget (ve,ed las; IuEe) Of ls5,.
Really ;hose Is excuse for the many faces which The
Senators made al this bitter pill but handsomely
/ gldel by 5000 annual francs TO eseh senator and
s0o monthly francs, durirs the time Of scssior TO
each Legislator. Furthermore. to save appearances
and chyicsis the passage TIE Committee TO whom he
Ian VI the Sensfcs Consul;am referred, made
\ fhoosS n TroFlong very long report occupying
ssyentee eoluras of the Mo%itczy in which there j.
abundance Of legal and historical learning aad abs
I Gsuuent' Tke SIN and substance OF Il u oay tbs.
'hs, "Nspoeon BY the grace OF Col and the ns.oaSl
viii s, a. has been proved BY three Elections he ex
Preseion the essence q ,hewin Of all FreacaIne
hshtened BY DtSise wisdom, and consequently csnncs
make mistakes and ssss ior nothing he ca-h no, 70
have Christmas asy the Cclasr:iee earned oct tn.
I handsome present to lis Nsjessy a, coapessne lie
viii return 10 he city this week His s,rr..-s for new
year VIII be, !, Is exrrensy said the new cr~dert.l.
Ct The Ambassadors Of Rrss!, AassrA Prussia and o.
several other German ssafcs. These l,ile on. r,.v
hencsEorth expect TO have their movement. I, more
important matters than the presentation Of new GRE
deRiisls. guided by tho great German powers The
vain OF the Austrian Emperor 10 Berlin Il 10 be re-
turned by the King Of Prussia q, Vienna. The polai
cal gnaeSpce Of the seeming frieadship berwea me
monSlehs and Of the affection borne toward the rwu