New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

from the two invasion.. 10000
al 400 COof to the private lessees or TO their
WIDOWS and direct theirs................... 100000
To,sl........................ FsO0ODo
In the month of January last the Council OF State
called On to draw up bill on the bases proposed by
the commission, and the preparatory examination Of
this bill was confined to the united sections Of egisla'
ton and finances. A commission chosen from these
two sections by the President of the Council of State
was charged ~ collect the information indspensabiy
necessary for drawing up this bill The commission
not being able 10 complete their work before the
close of the legislative session. 1t becomes necessary to
provide by an extraordinary credit for the execution
Of the will of the Emperor. longer posponement
of measure of reparstion which was announced In
The Monittur as long ago as the lith of August sj3
would only tend TO prolong suiferlngs worthy OF all
the sympathies of France and of your NJ testy, and
would be fatal for great number OF the legaiees
Death every day thDs the ranks OF the old defenders
of the country. Among these deserving soldiers Of
the Republic and Of the Empire, these wounded of
Ligpy and Of Waterloo these devoted servants these
heroic men who composed the battalion OF Eiba, those
who still survive are aged, and for the most part
moor and inirm they await with legitimate
npatience for the accomplishment of the hopes
which they have been authorized to conceive.
1t is therefore urgent TO satisfy them by acquit-
ting towards them national debt doubly sacred.
These considerations have struck the Council of State
and has recognized in them all the conditions re-
ouired by the decree OF May 81 1885, for the opening
Of al extraordinary credit. According TO the informa
tion collected a. TO the number and position Of the
leCatees the of eight millions, proposed by the
frst commission appeared sufficient to carry out the
pous idea OF your Majesty and the intentions OF the
august testator. Assuredy this sun is but feeble
COMPENSATION for the III 600 which properly be-
longed 10 the Emperor, and which the decree OF the
5b of August, 1878 brought ln:o the public treasury
and is also far from compensang for the 200 900 900
which Napoleon l. had appropriated out Of his private
domain in favor of the victims of the war; but the
disasters which the Emperor had then in view have
bxyt; and haa dy
part repaired them. There can, therefore, be no
longer any idea of securing the literal excelsior Of
the last wishes of Napoleon L. but il is important 10
ratify the remembrance of il by national and detn
tive measure. or the credit opened 900, 900 will
serve for the payment Of individual legscies, and
1000 coo will be devoted well 10 the payment in
full of the legaces in favor of the battalion Of the
| Island of Elba and the wounded Of Ligny and Wa
terlco repair the disasters of Brienne and Merry
TO increase the amount of assistance which thanks to
the generous initiative Of your Majesty, France now
grants TO the old soldiers of the Republic and OF the
Empire; and lastly leave 10 the provinces mentioned
| in the will testimony of the glorious souvenir with
| which the Emperor on his deathoed honored their
patriotism The division Of this cannot be Civ
| en- up TO common rules Your Majesty has the ndis-
putable right of imposing the distribution Of funds
spontaneously devoted to be accomplishment OF the
last wishes of your immortal predecessor the ursdc
ton which best secure the proper execution OF
it, II is not moreover possible 10 leave 10 the ordi
nary tribunals the solution of questions which may
out OF that DIVISION. and 10 expose the state 10
| judicial proceedings with the egatees; and il can
therefore be only confded to special commission.
In order 10 accomplish more exactly the wishes OF the
Emperor this commission must act the rules laid
down in the report OF the 18th of August ls53. Its
decisions will not be valid until they have been sane
toned by your Majesty, but they will receive from
that sanction a sovereign and absolute authority,
against which Judicial proceedings can be insIi
tutec. have in consequence, the honor 10 propose
TO your Majesty the two following deerees-one open
ing all extraordinary credit for the execution Of the
will of the Emperor Napoleon L. and the other man,
ing commission charged with the division of the
'A-N ''e1'" "AcHIILE FoULD. Minister Of State,
The report is followed by the two DEGREES above al
luded to- signed by the Emperor, and dated Barritz
the 5th inst. The members of the Commission ap-
| pointed are General Count 0rnano, President; NJ
Rouber, Vice President; NJ. de Parieu N. J. Boulay
tde Ia Meurthe,l NJ. de Royer NJ. Perron, N. Lehcu
and NJ. Mesnard.
-Welearn from the Paris Uairers that grand coun-
Gil of Roman Catholic bishops from all parts OF the
world is to assemble at Rome at the end of next Oc
tober, to deliberate the question of the Immaculate
conception Of the mos, Holy Virgin, and is hoped
finally to settle what is the true dogma of the Roman
Church on tha, point The Uairsrs says that " il is
probable that the sth Of December Of this year
twill witness The accomplishment Of the universal
"wish and that Mary will be proclaimed BY the in
"falble voice of the Church immaculate in her con-
"ception. 1t Is known that the saints OF centuries
"now past and general opinion ezpec, this definition
" the peace of the world and the triumph of the
Church must be the recompense of this Supreme
"honor decreed to the Queen OF virgns'
| A Reading paper prints the following Tote from
| Miss Milford
II take for granted that you know ny sfiictions
but God is very merciful-He hss leA unwthered my
intellect and my affections, and, at this very moment
am sitting at the open window inhang the swee, sun
mer air ssr Of beautiful roses the windowsia With
inside; q perfect sheaf Of freshgathered meadow
sweet sending in its almondy fragrance from without
and although too much sunken in the chair 70 look
down on my little eower-beds the blue sky, the green
trees ssd the distsnt hszvsstkssds for psospeet.