New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09

,,,,,, ,J. o,,, md mr., rrifed ~ Their mad pidrs
Of dtstructroH, foreign Governments ana P-"I' ~.
NOT take measures 10 gre teghimdt shYtp~It ~ :.
cause Of oydcr1 The law Of nations authorizes II
Justice and common interests make It duty. ~
especially due to the moderation shown by France 70
the wisdom Of her sovereign and TO the iuNa.uav'e
services rendered by her policy. Such, sure Is inc
cry raised By France such Is the WISH Vi 'n'
senate
In tie same spirit, the austrian Gazette, another
oracle in the cause OF Order, doubtless prompted
from high quarters, thus comments:
1--WE have already said that the greatest vigilance
il powerless against crimes Of this kind Neither tne
service OF the police increased hundredioa' noi tue
sagacity nor foresight OF hundred servants, can De
absolute guarantees for human existence. But TINS
vigilance is not altogether useless In France, u Is
neufroh-ed b. England. A fer hdgnes from nc
French capital Is found established the headquarter'o
The dSs0SSiHs an shelter more sure and fss erpoSsd
than iros once NE carerH IF the bandit concealed n me
fasfnes of the ATsnanes. Protected against the rcdch
Of usfcc By the lars ora great Kingdom, protected 1y
octS and armies. me -osSosiHs repoSe N TIER houses
TRANQUILITY as the Ministers o. her Majesty queen
FicfOrid IN hetr MANSIONS.
As it is about time that Pamerston should be
dismissed to the enjoyments of private Life, we
trust be will undertake to obige his friend Louis
Napoleon in the premises. He might do it with
toerable safety if he had Half Million drilled
soldiers to back him in coup detat
That Louis Napoleon should make the most OF
his new lease of power is but natural. His first
comp is the suppression of two periOdicals-the
Rerue de Paris, which is gravely charged BY his
Minister of the Interior, Billault with these high
crimes and misdemeanors:
THE Perue dc Paris now seeks to make itself the
center of sort of ranifed agitation the traces Ct
which the Government has discovered in various de-
partmens; it moreover adheres to It's work OF props
gaDdsn and its last number r6pcte ruth the gi0rI-
cation of The "reminiscences and hopes fine Republican
pdrfV. More than once warned, and lts publication
susEended during the last two years, 1t must now be
suppressed. The decree Of the 18th of February,
1852 allows this suppression, and propose 1t to your
Majesty
But Repubcanism is not the only capital crime
10 periodical; Legitimacy is equally felOnious.
The Spectator, late assembled Nationaie is incrim
mated for having observed, in an article strongly
denouncing the late attempt to kill the Emperor,
that
Formerly those detestable passions found a check
in that salutary law Of the monarchy which placing
the principle If hereditary right abeve all changes
and all ambitions rendered those crimes useless, and
in measure took away all pretex for their com
mission
The manifest truth of this remark is an aggrava-
ton Of its atrocity. So, on the recommendation of
Billault the following decree appears in the Moni-
tCur:
Act /. The Rerue de Paris and the newspaper lie
Spectator formerly the Assemttee Natto"alel, are
and remain suppressed.
Act q Our Minister Secretary of State in the de-
partmen of the Interior is charged with the execu-
ton Of the present decree, which ID to be inserted In
the BuHtfin des Lois.
Done a, Palace of the Tuleres JAZZ 10. NAPOLEON.
Does any one who reads History or believes
in Divine Government, imagine that tyranny 50
fearful and std ding as this can endure