New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
, The Paris Correspondent of 7As London Tim,s.
uEcer date OF January ~, writes ss ollowv. "A very
numerous and highly respectable meeting Of Amer.
held this afternoon in the Hotel du Louvre
to expres their sentiments toe recent atrocous at
tempt 10 assassnate the Emperor Of the French. The
Hon. John Wethesed, ex-member Of the United States
Congress was called to the Chair, AID in few obser
vaons he explained the object OF the meeting. Mr..
Pile OF Louisiana, then proposed and ME- Prescott,
of Boston, seconded the following resolutions:
"Hhreds By The Constitution OF the United Sofss the coa
dec, relations with foreign Governments eon d TO tbs
Sses assembled dcsm all neinsOn Of purpose 10 ,e
with the Executive OF county n the discharge OF is
Hhrrfo' While temporarily soO.Euns in Psri. s..enp.
h1 sn n ads b e .nd that sse b. ss Which
endangered the lives OF Of both and all asSns
WLtreas American ,reg,rd with honor the crime Of
nation AID such stsbolics attempts 70 comm,et'
made the 18th inst to destroy tue lives OF the ssn~ Empe
Tor aud Empress of the French.
which under Providence "a, been accorded their M,c,es
from the terrible danger. q to which tasywer e,pc.td
these resolutions so that they may oe made known
These resolutions having bees put from the chair,
were adopted unanimously, and the Chairman signed
them. The meeting then broke up.
l. il said that five great Directors Of Police are to
be created. Each ctorGeneral is to be under
the orders Of the Minister Of the Interior.
The list of the Mayshals to have command Of the
new military divisions, received by the Niagara was
incorrect. According to the most reliable authority
the Commanders will be Marshals paraguay d Hilhers,
Canrobert, Boequet. MagDan and Csstesne, while
Pessier will have supreme control over all, with the
title Of Mar-bal-General.
The Paris correspondent Of Ire london Times re.
ports that the improvement which was beginning to
be obsel we'd in the general trade of the country had
been checked by the rumors in regard to the re.
s.rictive measures proposed by the Government and
the violent language employed in the military cd
dresses to the Emperor. Wheat and -four had de-
clined in almost al the markets OF France. Byandies
were dull, and quotations falling.
An engineer, named Duterte, is said to have in-
vented apparatus which s destined to effect com
plete revolution in the construction Of locomotives,
and to % per cent III the amount OF comouspoies
at present consumed.
and England had been submitted to an offcial Com
mseion named by the Minister Of Public W Works.
Letters from Paris mention the failure Of NJ. James
Oder, ons Of the oldest and most respectsble OF
the banking s 20 IL r that aopss fty we're .uter
Of q resumption.
A steady improvement in the Lyons Silk market Is
reported under the influence Of orders for the Euro
pean Spring trade.
The London Tiues ~ requested by Gen. Changar.
nier to state that ss the decree which enet several
French Generals has mot been repealed it is not his
intention at present to return to France.
In Paris on the lst the project Of new law
was read in the Legislative ChambeS empowering the
Executive TO from Paris all persons who may
ATTEMPT to disturb public trapsuilty bill was also
submitted for the constitution Of Council OF Regen
cy. The Empress IL to be Regent of right; she fail
ing TWO French Princes in the order OF prmogenture
The members of the Council of Regency TO be, the
two French Princes in their Own right, Cardinal Moi
lot, Marshal Peissier Count Persigny, III. Foud, and
the Presidents Of the Sens, the Corps Legsiatf aud
the Council Of STATE.
A telegraph from Parig of the I'd inst. says:
There IS no doubt thst the Emperor will modify
some of the most stringent clauses OF the Repression
IL. IL Dnla 80
Pierr's house 81 Birmingham are now in the hands of
the authorities in Paris but is not known whether
they have led to any further disclosures. Orsini and
Pierr confess all that is imputed to them. Their muir
derOus desgns II appears, were not confined 10 the
Emperor; other soveregns were to be included in the
snssDation, and especially the Pope, the King Of
Naples, and the King Of Sardinia"
LATEST.
PARIS, Thursday.-The Mon,'eur publishes letters
patent nominating the Empress Regent, in case Of
any calamity Detailing the Emperor before the Prince
Imperial sttains his majority
The repressive measure which has been proposed
to the Corps Legislatif conssts OF certain sd;
dtions to several of the articles OF the Pens.
Of from one month to two years every indvidus
who, with the object of disturbing the public peace
or Of exciting hatred and contempt against the Gov
eminent of the Emperor, shall have praHticed any
intrigues or carried on any correspondence enner
within this country of abroad. g. Every individual
who, without being authorized, shall have msnufac-
turod sold or distributed lsty destructive machines
acting by explosion or otherwisei 2diy. Illuminating
powder Of Whatever description, shall De punished
With imprisonment for six months to five yesrA
and to fine Of 50 to QUO francs Article oecnroses
following: "Any individual may be inferno ID France
Algeria or expelled, who was condemned, .ss ssN
peI'ed iaterne or transported In May or June loso
in June, lSi9, or in December 1851 and who may
again have been pointed out by important ssrcunso-
ces as dangerous to public safety
THE REGENCY
The Moniteur OF Feb. gives On seoou4. VI .n'
meeting of the Senate under its President irop1onS'
At 81 O'Clock NJ. FOuld rose and said
"GESTLEMEr SENATORS: The Emperor heS "T
dered me to bring you ,se following message:
"MEssIErRs LES SEsATEuRs: The Ssadtas.tes,
sultan of the 18th Of July 1856, leaves eo9ot w
now think it advisable to put an end to- Id NC,
OILY confers the Regency the Empress, o. sne W.
ing on French Princes, provided the Emperor mas l''
by some public or secret act willed i otherwise. =,
believe am responding to ss Sssnss SsGs Of the
the same time that tI@w F%nre: by dsssnstng her
as Regent Actusted BY the same telling osssnes,
she failing, a. her s,Hcessors ~ tne '.o -.
French Princes in ordcs Of hereditary SUCCESSION 10
'Hs bsxs s,o wished to provide for any doubts
which might arise as regards the Council OF Hsgeccy
from tbe alternatives iet open by the Lotn article oi
the Sa,Ts csn:sJh Ul ia' PSy Cough Which,
;,b ~ addition Of two French Princes nearest in the
line of hereditary succession WIZ become tho Couneii
of Regency from the sois act OF the acose,o OF the
Emnesor minor, if at hat moment shoAld not have
s.tshli,hed another by public act This Pnvy Coan-
ci' tormed of men wae enjoy my confidence, vii. bs
consulted on the grsst affairs Of the Sss and Will pre-
pare tsef by the study of the duties and necessies
Of Governmsn! for tao important Task which the fu-
ture may have in reserve for it.
"' whsreuPea, pray God to Nave yoa 10 His holy
keeping. NAPOLEON
The Message vas accompanied by Letters pats nt
couched % follows:
Nanoleon bv the grara 90 God and the natio iAi