The New York herald., 1872-12-22
ELEGRAMs TO THE NEW Yosk HERALD.

The early morning kilograms from Versailles an
nounce that the National Assembly OF France will
adjourn to-day for the Christmas holidays recess
STUDENT DEMONSTRATION IN sUPPORT or sAvAN
DEisT.
A demonstration was made yesterday in Paris
by 5000 students In favor OF Professor Robin. dis
tinguished member OF the Institute, who was
struck from the jury list in consequence of his dts
belief in ihe existence OF God.
THE PRESIDENT TO VISIT PARIS.
President Theirs and his family will return from
Versailles to Paris tomorrow, and win stay here
until the reassembiing OF the National Assembly.
+ AT THE CENTRE or GOVERNMENT.
m. Dufaure, Minister OF Justice, will remain at
Versailles during the holiday recess.
CURIOUS CAUSE FOR EXPULSION FROM TERRITORIAL
DOhICILE.
once famous Paris theatrical celebrity, Cora
Pearl, an English woman, it is said, by birth, has
been expelled from France In consequence OF M.
Duval, the son offs wealthy resident OF Paris-the
gentleman who founded soup houses In the city
shooting himself in her presence.
The attempt OF M. Duval at self-destruction did
not prove successful and he is expected to recover.
The bullet however, has not yet been extracted.
socialism AND COMMUNISM IN POLITICAL AND PHYsI-
CAL ExTREMIS
The COrsaire q radical journal, has been sus-
pended for advocating the doctrine Of socialism.
President Theirs had conference ar Versailles
this afternoon with the Committee OF Pardons, re-
specting the cases OF several Communists who
have been sentenced to death, and who arc to be
executed before the end OF the year unless their
sentences are c0mmuted
The River Seine Subsiding Towards It's
Natural Channel.
PARIS, Dec. q, 1872
The freshet in the river Seine is subsiding. The
water has already fallen seventy centimetres.
The Orleans Princes Restored to Their
Property.
PARIS, Dec 21, 1872.
Before adournng this afternoon the French Ma
tional Assembly nnaily passed the bill restoring to
the Orleans Princes their cOniscated property.
VALUE OF THE REsTITUTED PATRIMoNY-THE CLAIM
ANTS FOR IT'S DIVISION.
The sum which will be resttuted to the Orleans
Princes by virtue OF the present act OF the National
Legislative Assembly amounts to over forty mil
lions OF French money. This will be divided into
eight Portions and distributed to or for the use OF
the persOnages named underneath, or their near
est OF kin, viz. =
Charities, on the title OF their Iather the Duke OF
Orleans
Second-Duke de Nemours.
Thtrd-Prtnce de Joinville.
FOuTth-Duke de MOntpenSier.
EULn-Duke d'Aumale
SirUs-King Of the Belgians, Count de Flandre,
Princess Charlotte, ex-Empress or Mexico, from
their mother, the Princess Louise Of Orleans.
.Seuenth-Prince Philippe Of Wurtemburg, from
his mother, the Princess Marie OF Orleans.
Esghth-The Princess of Saxe-COburg, nee
Princess Clementina OF Orleans.
KING LOUIS PHILIpPE's LIVING PROGENY.
The living descendants Of his late Majesty King
Louis Philippe OF france number fifty persons Of
the &c. 900 francs constituting the fortune OF the
nucd vyhic pAoco tad ood oP
January, 1852, $4,000, 600 have been alienated for
French endowments Of various kinds-the military
medal, the Legion Of Honor, assistance to poor
country priests, &c. There remain estates worth
10000 O0O which are Incorporated in the domain OF
the State. According to the law passed yesterday
proprietors, and be divided among the ffty-two
Philippe.
The French legislative discussions upon the sub
ject OF the restitution have been protracted, and
were very interesting The Assembly was nearly
unanimous in condemning the decree OF confsca-
tton OF January, 1852. A goodly number on the
Lett were not very indisposed to approve it at
heart, but none OF the radical speakers ventured
opposition from which they have abstained to.
Others NJ Pascal Dupret, IN order more efYectually
to attack the bill, presented counter proposition,
repeating in the frst place the decree Of January,
1862; sending the Princes, In the second place, to
the law courts for their remedy, and, in the third
place. requiring them to restore to the archives OF
the state the papers which were removed from
them III as15 by virture Of royal ordonnance, and
which were made use OF by the Due d'Oreans to
settle with his creditors the debts which his
paternal succession The battle was fought upon
this counter proposition. In short extempore
speech NJ. Clement Laurier demonstrated that the
grounds were unsubstantial; that the first propO
sitlon, ir adopted, would replace the Princes in
possession OF the estates as they existed before
the decree; that consequently the Princes would
have no occasion to bring actions against any per-
son, but that the contrary, it would be for the
State, II it had any rights, to enforce them against
the Princes.