New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
ere -ls55.-To me Royal Judges and Function
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Sin: have often given various directions for vigil
lance in order to turn aside and destroy the designs Of
thft fnrious demRQOgy' which il forever ris
ing up with iis Dumberess ntrgues, thus awakening
in the evil-dispOsed foolish hopes AID ntmidang the
good with Infamous discussions and alarming reports
His Excelency therefore the Minister OF General Po-
lice in continuing his venera'ed orders, informs me
that the complicated Oriental question and the war
which n in Consequence Of II, whatever may De ~
final Tesulis cannot by any possibility exercise The
slightest influence Oh the affairs Of Tbs kingdom where
full tranquility is eijOyod. But this, MISUNDERSTANDING
the impious genius Of demagogism, deriving lts
slemeufs from the very depression under Whlch
il suffers, never ceases, a. usual, 10 aVnl
itsef Of such false, foolish hopes, and to
make every effort 10 intmi.ae the ROyailsls 4 ne
above named Minister, therefore, desires the pupA9
fnetopaTics 10 destroy such attempts by means OF
Iositiye and redOubed vigilance On all VINO are haDe
10 arrest their associations their movements, cor
rcsrOndeuts ard adheTeuts, iui-tlng instantly, and
without sny hesitation the penalties already existing
against the publishers Of alarming repOrts-Observng,
TOO, that they be punished preliminary by the COM
mission Of sshes legnaie independently Of the judi
Cial process. Also over vagabOnds those liable to
arr 81 WHO make g show Of cheerful confidence, bal
dana, who meet together, and over those too, VINO
hats of a strange fashion, the entire beard
mos cautiously excepting, however, from such pro-
bibitOn foreigners, and foreigners only. BY these
and others STILL VIII Ch local and personal cir-
cumsiences will suggest the energy ana the trmness
OF The Ministers Of Police will be made known the
fidelity Of the good will be strengthened toward the
august adOred master "padrODe" on seeing them
selves guaranteed, protected and distinguished In
making there fore, this most interesting cOmmunca-
ton, orcer follows, for the ngorou. and exact ac'
complement Of your duties
l. Continued vigilance over those liable TO arrest,
noting well their its within and without their
muDes their habtual meetings both III the coun-
try and the city, and precisely IN what Localities the
real iect OF them if with them associate persons
who are not compromised in political matters.
2. Who Of these liable to arrest are the most con-
ia Mt in reading the official journals q where these are
II I'D, what remarks IRE made on the Eastern questions
end what rsGtOns take place afer the reading OF
those journals in public or in private IN what sense
are taFe the news which Of necessity Circulated
who retfs them; who gives an impulse 10 their ciccu-
lGtion; tno by abat means.
3. If the suspected are than usually in contact
with influential PERSONS what s the reason OF 10, and
is their intercourse secret or open.
4. To listen with circumspectisn and address 10 tue
dscour 6 of eec, siascs and in your reports
those explosions which do violence to the views OF
publ, Greer.
s. To ascertain whether the Suspected either directly
OF Indirectly set 10 cOnciiac foolish sympantcs by
exciting the minds of the incautiOus who Aeppen to
find themselves with mslignants.
o. To ascertain whether the royais party is discour
aged afn. hted orintimidated, By whom aud by what
facts or soductiOns.
7. To follow everywhere vagabonds couriers md
every individual who, without any well justified rea
SON. may pas from one commune to another, or have
contact With demagOgues, whether from abroad, or
Whether Of the iIteOr and to send me instant inform
alton Of il, according to the prescribed rules.
O. To make with the utmost care precise and MI
puo list o, those who make of ha 8 Of n strange
fashion. or who the entire beard, distinguish ng
the suspects from the nOn.suspecs and to send it to
me carefully. In the column observations must be
noted The epoch when the person began TO wear his
beard asO the form of the hat aud if this custom
was derived from the ancient practice Of the country,
or if it be a novelty. In the meantime if any one
sOever, except foreigners, makes use of hats OF
strange fashion, or of entire beard, yOu will order
him TO desis the instant and cut It Off and where
the order is not obeyed the very day which it is
given you shall proceed Immediately 10 the arrest Of
the delinquent, and dispatch process UerJale to in
stantly, together with the prisoner.
10. To ascertain what house is frequented by the
suspects, especially in the evening, and for what
motive, noting their names and the names of the mas
ten Of the house. BE penetrated with the supreme
importance Of what have said and prescribed, and
on your personal responsibility look to the execution
of il with ZEAL activity and sagacity, without neglect
ing in the slightest point the accomplishment of my
ORDERS giving me a report Of the effects every week,
and, in case Of any novelty, sending me courier
horseback on the understanding that am compelled
10 punish instances Of failure or hesitation on your
part. The lSTENDENTE, &c.