The Sun. — 1855-10-22 (London, England)

DECLARATION OF THE EXILES REMAINING  IN JERSEY.  "Three proscribed individuals—Ribeyrolles, the intrepid and eloquent writer ; Pianciani, the generous representative of the Roman people • Thomas, the courageous prisoner of Mount St. Michael—have just been expelled from Jersey. " The aet is serious. What is there on the surface ? The English Government. What is there at the bottom ? The French police. The band of FouchtS can put on the glove of Castlereagh. This proves it. "The coup d'etat has just made an entrance into England's liberties ; England has reached this point—to proscribe the proscribed. One step more and England will be an appendage to the French empire, and Jersey will be a canton of the arrondissement (district) of Coutances. "At this moment our friends have left; the expulsion is consummated. "The future will qualify the fact ; we confine ourselves to stating it. We record it—nothing more. Setting aside the violation of right, the violence to which our persons are subjected makes us smile. " The French revolution is a permanent thing—the French republic is a right—the future is inevitable ; what signifies the rest ? And what is, after all, this expulsion Another ornament to exile ; another hole in the flag. " Only let there be no doubt on the subject. "This is what we say, we proscribed Frenchmen, to you, English government : " Monsieur Bonaparte, your ' powerful and cordial ally,' has no other legal existence but this—charged with the crime of high treason. "M. Bonaparte, for the last four years, has been liable to a writ of arrest. Signed : Hardouin, President of the High Court of Justice ; Delapalme, Pataille, Moreau (of the Seine), Cauchy, judges. And countersigned : Renouard, Procureur General. " M. Bonaparte took the oath as a functionary to the Republic, and perjured himself. " M. Bonaparte swore fidelity to the Constitution, and destroyed the Constitution. "M. Bonaparte, the depository of all the laws, has violated all the-laws. "M. Bonaparte imprisoned the inviolable representatives of the people, drove away the judges. " M. Bonaparte, in order to escape the writ of arrest issued by the High Court, has done what the malefactor does ; that he may escape from the gendarmes, he has committed murder. "M. Bonaparte has used sabres and grapeshot, and he has exterminated ; he has massacred by day, shot by night. "M. Bonaparte guillotined Cuisinier, Cirasse, Charlet, guilty of having attempted to serve the judicial writ of arrest. "M. Bonaparte bribed the soldiers, bribed the functionaries, bribed the magistrates. "M. Bonaparte stole the property of Louis Philippe, to whom he was indebted for his life. "M. Bonaparte has sequestrated, pillaged, confiscated, terrorised consciences, ruined families. " M. Bonaparte has proscribed, banished, driven out, expelled, transported to Africa, transported to Cayenne, sent forth to exile forty thousand citizens, amongst whom are the signers of this declaration. " High treason, false oath, perjury, subornation of officials, sequestration of the citizens, spoliation, robbery, murder—these are crimes provided against by every code of every nation, punished in England on the scaffold, punished in France, where the republic abolished the penalty of death, with the bagnio. The Court of Assizes its waiting for M. Bonaparte. " From this moment history says to him—Accused,  rise. " The French people has for its executioner, and the English government for its ally, imperial crime. " That is what we say. "That is what we said yesterday, and the English press in a body said so with us ; this what we shall say to-morrow, and a unanimous posterity will say se with  us. "This is what we shall always say—we who have but one soul, the truth ; and but one word, justice.  "And now banish ug.  "Jersey, Oct. 17, 1855. "Victor Hugo, J. Cahaigne, Fulbert Martin (advocate), Colonel Sandor Teleki, E. Beauvais, BonnetDuverdier, Kesler, Arsene Hayes, Albert Barbieux, Roummilhac (advocate), A. C. Wiesener (retired Austrian officer), Gornet (senior), Charles Hugo, J. B. Amiel (of the Aribge), Francois Victor Hugo, F. Tat6ry, Theophile Gu6rin, Francois Zychon, B. Colin, Edouard Collet, Koziell, V. Vincent, A. Piaseoki, Giuseppe Rancan, Lefebvre, Barbier (physician), H. Peeverand, condemned to death on the 2d Dec. (Allier)."