The New York Herald Newspaper, January 17, 1852, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. PRICE TWO CENTS. WHOLE NO. 17022. MORNING EDITION----SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1852. euthoritios, will take place after the 7: Drum, at half { extreme brillianoy faced away, for, us the diy ad- | Having made thete two formal demand;, the Presideot ; the object of which is nothing less than @ better undor- Common Council, : DOUBL E SH EET. past opevat the Palace &( the Tlerien”” ‘ vanced, the fog catored the cuihedrat and toa mee (it ln aid) proteate that his object ts not fo ;nareel with atanding between the Austrian and Kng ith courte, the ROARD OF ALDERMEN. ‘This was regarded as a hint that Louis Napoleon pur- | extomt clouded the immense giare ef light which was at | citber of the States ip quostion, in the evant of their as | first fruite of whioh, it ishinted, will naturally be the Jax. 16—Thle Board met at the usual hour—Me possession of the palace of the kings of | Grst so perceptible. Im addition to all those lights, | suring him of their alliance end friendly feelings, or, at | fall of the English Foreign Secretary. The reception of | Compton, President, in the chair. ‘The minutes of thw SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. whioh he will do, sconor or later, unless he falls | smaller chandelicrs were to be seen above, at the back of | all events, their neutrality. I am bound however, to | Lord Weatmoreland by the Kimperor, which wisimmedi | last mesting were read and approved. by the band of tho assassin the tribunrs, erceted high up betweon the pillars, forthe | ey that many persons of etanding here are not b; ately followed by an invitation to dinners: the palace FTITIONS KEP nae iedatis intial fed ndings I now subjoin you full Serd the ceremony of yer- | public; and at the same height «lt bronze scones were dyes ee Pinlshywahemeialy crepoay ey Leg Naregerdes) ie first ceri Si eaentts AH Pill ae tg le, peed He 2, foe w help eatin torday—e ceremony which will take ite place in the laced et each aide of tho ptilars above—all adding | poleon Jet forcotien thnt one of his pro- pes aro cpenly expres at Bagi ve rick Lynch Jacob, and others, for a rower in Klis ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. of Vrevch history.” - sic fo the general illumination. x Also, in the aisle below Feots, after bis election in 1648, wae tohave « brush «st | shortly reture to the continental system of polioy, wahivh | street to connect with the Houston at-eet sewer On Wednesday evening at 6 o'clook the Consultative | lofty candelabra of gilt bronzartood along the sidss, | foreige wer, end that M. Thiers declared from the tri dovs pot imply the introduction of millincy & ReEMOnaTRANCRS Commission proceeded tothe Biysce, whore it was re- | containing cach about two doren of lights, The whole | bene of the National Assembly. that he had great diffl- | (which eeomenz 2 English notions ) hutrather ade Agalpat building a cower ia Mercer street, by Alexam Election of Louis Na 1 P sid t cetved by the President of the Republic surrounded by | number of waxlighte burnin ¢ wan 10.060 culty ip diamueding him from his foventions. To th «» | slon to the enti revolutionary aystem, which bacins with | der Gow nad others. Of owners of property, agaiast & POLEON FFESGENE | Pie ininisters and his eldec de-camp. M Baroohe,the | — The monner in which the sasced bullding was ar» | whokaow tbe deggedness with whioh Louls Napcloon | the removal of political refugees, and’ Is of nitiize to | sewer boing built in First aterst, {com the Mowery to the Vio President, then read, and placed in the hands ofthe | ranged for the ceremony war alike simple aud coaveni- | follows out an idea, even when thwarted ia it fora time, rive support to all meanures for the supprestion of the | junction of Houston street. of France. President, the extract of the proves.verbal whish declares | ent. The centre aisle was only used o2 the oacasion, | this eubject gives considarable uneasiness oropean propaganda, A commanication was received from Counsel to the that the number of votes given in 80 departments. Alge- | (he side ainles being cmployed Gs passages to the various Another olroumstance has recently ooourred whio! is 7 Corperation, giving @ report of the charges Lo the otty, ta heen pin, taken ht ria, the ermy and the ve, on the plebiscite of December titres, ‘These fivunes were rectea 14 the centre gurlous pithoogh | the Importance of fin porlape exagre espe eonene Al eeolecs ot Brussla;cons.| (ae matier “ extonding Canal, aad widening Washer * 459,26 in the aff 6, and 640,737 in tho me- | aisle, up to the pillars already deveribed as covered with | Fated. Tn the deorre issued w few duya ago by the Minis- ee Heeet They ar , “xultation in Austria Upon the Resig- pict Pera He kermne ilies patel rerio tg eho ceibunas om the right cere rescrred’ | tex of Waa; Respecting the division of Rranse lato twenty: Hones, anid assumes simore, desided Sone. 151s argued | Richard Sanith, 267. meeting M, Baroche then spoke 88 follows :--Monsicur te Pré- | for the putlio in goneral,and those on the lott forthe | one military divisiona, while epeaing of the division of [apo Auris ancearerny to on meager . bacreper sation | Oaden Vuwarda, 19 do nation of Lord Palmerston, sldsnt—In making an eppeal to the French people, by | mayors. delegntys of tho departmenta, the consuls, and | which the capital is Bttusburg, hewaten that that divi. | Inccmmoroial matters that would introduce slamenta | Gvrardus lurk, 10% 40. ‘our picokmation of December 2, you enid:--“L ao | portion of the public funetionarins. The transepte | ftom sail not bo obanged “as leug an the fcontiors of | @actLer foreign to be a ge Ail eae gt 6 ealiay | Clerk bire—Merwin Smith. longer will hold « power which is powerions te do gaol, | were convested Into immense emphiihestres of aca'a | France shall not te changed "this expresalon ovr. pt oem nero po Races Bee ond stationery and which oheina me to the heim, when I behold the | (if euobaterm can bs applied) the right heing appro: nly locks tike an allurion to thy long dented frontier vel STATE OF THE MARKETS, ( : Towel driving towasde an abyss. Ifyou hve conttenon | priated to tho bat. the diplematio bely the coaucil ot | of the RbIne; but Fundrrtand that General de St, Ar. | Past Boney by olroulating it beyond ber fromtivrs, Joating sa ; 6 ado awe &e in me, give me the means ot accomplishicg the geest mis- | prid’hemmrs. the Inetitule, the municipal bodice of the | mead Ceclores that the phrase wag not meant. ave - —— 3 k ‘ pica wich { hold from you.” To that loyal apeeal, made idfrue, Bo end tha Ife to the Ministers, the Prefoont | the rinnifeation whioh hea ciuce been atiribated tolt, | 4 4 Mike Levant Mail. ethe 240n Total seseseresees sees cee teeee BUR Mans to its eonecionce and Its noverefenty, the uation haere. | at the eine, the Prefect of Pelice, the roadewle bly, | Be this os it may, enoh exprereions, appewring (a oftiolsl ¢ have reoatved Cox stantinop!s journals of the Tt was referred to the Law Depactuent of rT ioul. i o e confides ‘The news of the events in Parts had just been rageive documente are not oaicul.ted to improve the confidence ores rcereeun tn as et sok beni. ceoelee ‘The steamship Asia, Ceptain Judkins, arrived et ber ded, by aa immenso acclamation, by upwards | the Juges de Poiz, &». The lower part of the central ‘ Ancther communioation was reo -ived from the Jomp~ Seok, Jersey City, yesterday efternoon, at half-pest five | of ecven milton fur buedred thousted votes Girle Waa exclusively oaoupied by che offisers of the | of other Btates. ‘lier, relative to Che dooauions im 14b1, They are— : ‘ Yea, Prince, Frence hos e staff, end those appointed from the differeat regiments | It fsenid that the Fmperor of Rusria hes sent Louis » Bulten bad lasued @ decroe, assuring to his Ohelsilan | Jon, 27, Hire Departmont..... .0+...-+ $1,040 0 ovelock, with mevon days tezer inteltigones from all patts | hes bon adence tn PONE CCUTAES pone cleoated Cink eaten | of Paris oud ite sicinity. ‘This portion ct the cece: | Nopclocn the granacorder of tho order of st. audcen, | Satjeots liberty of worship, aud the registration of their | Yep. 10; Lepeae Ohurchacoscemant, Twouiy- of Europe. snd your love for ber, And the tontimoay which she has | Cors at Last Lecame ro procomiagnt, that 1 va THE NEW Communion Paphieriadyay batt Pode Abeegphomat ts Hikes lt og qDinthettnet . é 81 Oe ‘The news ic not importent, just given you of that fact is so much the more glorious | ble net to conerive the fdea thet eoml great Tt ts oxpeoted ibet this day'e Monieur (Frifay) will | Jaca bad fallen fr zg wer ap ah en re} laced” ‘| his March 24, Arritio ‘jaw for J. Ham 100 00 The political tatelligence trom France and tho Con | {Bt itis mceorded after three years of govern. ment, tae | speotac o war about to be prerented Publish the new French constitatton. Cam enabied to | prother, Mirza Agha Kban, the Minister ve War y he April 21. New York Dinpeosary 600 : s 4s pradence and patriotiom of which it thus condweorates Tn front of the ecreen, before the chotr, was erected | give yeu the following details of that mesenre, which ae tha Gc eue arti mn Baoterny de ‘ 40 , Noent ie tutorcsting. Han the elvot of Decomber 10,1818, chown himself worthy | the alter, which wan oorered with white will: ennroiter. | frcetwrd fort w ecurve wulen, X think, enables ro t> | 222, tther the fora rs retirennt, creat auarely prevail, “ Nertherm = do. 600 6@ There has been no change in the markets. of the mirsion which the peopto had confided to hia? | ca with gold At come distwnce from it war place lev @ tis correetness pillaged and devastated: ana wihoat the cnergela Ta, | JoDe2 A.C. Burr, to pay judgment....... 200 08 Hor Majesty's ehip Champion had arrived from South | Hse be well comprehended the tuk which cevalved on | President's obair, having tn front of it # pric die, botn | retitudion will be based cn e Oc of Stata, Le enels mn of M fr ti Peake iatecer Re igs ur id Thomas Cunningham, for tujaries y is him? Let ‘bat quertion shed of theacren miilions | Of & very eiraple desoription. Behind him were avis be ep'rusted with tbe preperirg and dra ving ould Bi Haka dicts Mohini laste, Dis 3 _recelved in tonarge of hiv duties — 80 6# America, with $700,000 freight, ot yotes whieh bare now coz firmed the former mandace | forthe matehnis of France. ond tue officers of the Pre: laws, kad two Chambers one of which will | “Yd Bave boon in cenger, 1@. Church of the Most Hely Ko- saat oven nddizg to it a mre cxtentite and mere nvite mis. | sident's boneehcld. ‘The eterry were unsigned rents on Ly dite? und universal sullrago Pier 2 ets HOE OL IHO ooo nae ae i Ni id a, ¢ he patio i 2 he rig jus LO ec enohes two Ubsmbe iH o 7 i » A Ariok, for War London Correspondence. soe, Nave ig Re eet Dei basi [Cee bib JUAN; bale, Clie Oe nobea Geyecorts Free dite un ll De called Uns ae gad the | Sieenon Morvy Manx, January 21 o'olock, PM — aia, Loxnox, Friday Evening, Jan. 2, 180% tina elmilnr acsonb. never had ite basis moreesten- | About balf-pact ten tho tribunes wore nearly all Mod bere cf tt ta: noe, Fhone Of the legislative. | cre cecucuan ia chasse) oF dlsauant by the BAnk idl; ©. Aoctoty for Pie Minicteriet Crisis in England —Rearone of Pelmeraton’s | elt? an origin more legttiwnte, end more worthy otths | abd at cleven every place wee ocoup : remussean)| elon ee pee ees fom cormmesoiat NLM ea am |s Mnquent .. .s.seceees. Eady Granvilie=I Napoleon Tikeo Another | PeBect Of pations. (Approbetton) Tare porsnzion, | 60 Intense thet, notwithstanding th e ributions of the two PacOetdd (a Bali catank misty ciocevnaneral 4 Cot. 20, Mary ©. Kiawhins, for ingy isbany' Crosuillontowas Nopeléors Takea anita I rine, of this government, Which hes been es gloriously | ¢f heat which the wast pumoer of lights mat hav diy. Olasicot,| so; that they Wil nes nchtee tins cgeonaee tote ice aoa ect _ouive : 1! 0 the Empires Tue Eaghe—The Tui lericam Uce itin'oedor to develope by wies ta cnittted mort persons were heard to complain that thelr a vpon the same question, nor can there 7) feted Lessa eed . er tive edais t al (rele a New York Dispensary... 6. Addreve of the Consultative Commisson= Reply of the Pre- | st\vutions fundamental barca which the psopls | fect were bent hs Gumber of ladies was not cen them vive eons bata? Rd lida ok Sein 0 Kenetern do ciroumstances, es the workiag sea ere fnily cnpliyed, the prices of food and otner No arcet—-decidedly m bern do i -in Asylum, to pay wae Notre DamexThe Te Deum— ) homsetver have contocrated by thele votur Re-estab | ver than the fairer portion lebin F principic of authortiy whioh ose been rally corm at public epecte ert, de Mortemart de Mo- by, who induced the sident— The Ceremony reation whe are g le Z » mol v f a vive of ie 7 ‘et s The Reception at the Tuilerice—Idumination of Parit— | too mveb chaken fo: the la t sixty youre by cur contloual Trance. iwiloh Lolorigiaally. cons |{errcies sai nee teumnones mares, 8 @asyyerri ale of pha brat ee Hints of Coming Events—DBeigium and vie Penineulam | upiti Hor c ppcte wu y eats onl pat of the pecuil esof, the decoration was the pro- ch de Me x t elaty (OF: 26,000'|) tea tho aaven thai Ie tence aokdowtedeat (eat tae Total aes rane 7 snes 3 which attack se y foundations, Leia ‘slence of the otpher * I: ‘in every part ¢ Oo ce ed that i¢ t Roo of Senator rea 8 ove a * IY re Balt i The Rhine-—The Emperor of Russia—The New Constitu- | Sot onty odicua theories which yo ue and | theéral. It weato be ecen algh up on evry pilivr, on | ander (hs n | Suey tet Rricyen ea hecnga ag a Merenagt re ghes Tt was ordered on sion—Miscellancous—usivien Exullation et Palmeeston's fe b 7 dinto fantsand | tho frent of (he ¢ribuner abo bh whink rée the election of * ie peace bole ee Seni (ie baie att rear’ ah Follm Sentence of Deah on the Stratfnds—Tie Levant France be et Length doliverad | were to bo acen at exck pide d cetorday ) the report ofthe failure oft | Of the Commlite runent, $n favor of mat swae | it appeare to house, With Che rumor that oth {it | ioe @ donat 1 of $1000 to the wil . ‘jms Cea s Peet ab aut ne 0 ta be seen on the highest part ef theimmense | be the men: Ha was ud chitdreu of Mait-—Overland Mail—-Con rm reial, $e, Gc. who im this dinstrorth century canopy of crimson velvet which atrmounted the alter | ¢tronply ndvieca by all hiec ficial eapnolally Jobn Grecu, & late ioember of Coe Kire Deparlnen’, who ‘The resigration of Lord Paimerston is still the great 2 wppesr, by awokeniog the most | ard part of the contral epace between the transepte by Mecnlent luorny, Batoche, Ieet Ble Lite while ia the disoharge of bis daéy as Acemam, 4 way e daring the week | Of tho Vommitteeof Resaire aud Suppliva on rund midway betwee 5 t f Reyairw eud Suppliva on the redolas . walk A improved prea Lice Co repair the ofiice of the Uhvef of Polico. Of the tion in ihe vate of disoount | Cemuittes on Koeds, oonourring with tha Boaid of As- copie of conversation in the clubs and political ealons of cunere, to carry us back & period of But ebove ti & a og | 8M yerre. (Loudarent} @rivee, on the 2dof Decem- | canopy juet m FLondon—I may sayalso, of Enrepe. As yet, the real cause ber you took for sy mbol, by the ravo- | Byzontyue style, oversined of the noble Viscount’s rrtiremest from office bes not } juice: of 1789. wud « or; thatixto | tcoting rand whetit bore, And mont p The terete will bo aiceroca veal realare ae iene merker 18 1 pitants lo work 11:h utteet aa w oouutty Fond, fren transpized--at least, various verstons are gtvon; tt fa Wberty—su aatnoricy | Wea. tu tne mind of the devout Roman Uathotts, wh it be romirated Tepert in clrculatlon of other houses belog indi oattien, | cosa wre, vomingdele row | OF tay Commictoe however. quite clear that, ovjog (o ibe misundecelonding vee i ais |G ab ae nee ne tag tN lego. GCS | THEY. wR U6 ne iets mewn tone the ev with oor easAidseean in roasiaten Oe with Lord Grey, the government of the country could re prospantey. aia | Onausente of the aller were Gl! of witvec gic abd inure | sr cinicinie’ Gru alluced to he cuvate from alongeide piers foot of Clerkaon and not be eatiofactorily carried ca, The suddea resignation | " ity. end couiitense | have been of great value, both intrinsienlly end as works | Beene ae Ney ae ef Palmerston, however, is now generally attributes to y the spirit ef anerchy uot revolt a (fourteen In number) be ite today rebel Anat fho Gav ber of charged with the : You will thus have i the entire approbation he is raid to have exproteed to | Kare ten ent ee Louls Nepoléen of hicrecent coup d'étet--an eprrebstion ‘i not shared by the other memere of the cabtaet thepmaaurrate An abie polttical writer thus expresses himec!£ on the “© Genilen en Frau eaabject i CO, Proeervedt the whole of ly five feet high, but isb (unde are not quite eo iru Ley toe Ie lnSoive root er mbecon w aneitinnes foe Tho 4 the reeo.ution said board therefor, KRMOLUT 60 men Centuy -=Wh Gb regubting in the e» ne evening of 12th J Contze street, ued by. thy executed, ; About a quarter part 11 c'oleok t tie frloved this nddress.to whisk | 80d at cre {eck their pl able glor Leprese: 1 it will be ow efter & nites Hive | By & Bank of } ful ac treply:-~ | Gistels he loyal appeal ended (hat L de- ¢ hus responded ch Limede te ber, she bas compr wey, we Cae p era, bo oF 7 Lagtant Commtuioners for eft arce want brane, and peck mercly ta wera dt peveof cur tatiau nd with th ie Gre of the protection whieh the Bygiiel ; the English Cabinet. erat me, ‘com povernments with si they hove not the same is vharacter; ae ministers, th» lente, ‘hey ere, it ie y Mlends ere, constituticur have not uuderteken and ¢ where evcouraging and 6) governments of U2 Conti verning diiferentiy ferent (><), muy still live in t + relation, with thom) aud bile romaining constitu. withdrew Kagiend fr a bed peeition at has throwa Lc a Jonn Ravel, ferpives Euro. amber for that r eentimeats, Aa men, eddliog and fave not Che kuown, as we te apd liberal “ Lor , rt snes caly toreturn to rigat. Opwards of te the privilege of f. = Cotton. Owing aati aie oanbinselanc ot wotge Tt wal ou w iuillions oF votes Bayo just absclved tne, by Justify. | to, Cornemuss Garrelet, Levasseur Dulur Poret, and | (hirko bt. If tbe eopnicy ahold cl cen much ani. | the Fecepticn of destitute tmuigrants, ead whereas, ow ieeadithe Begish patron ct all the Bacesean tevoig: | ct Which bud no cther object than tosave france, | Crowd of others; also Acmirale Rouwie end Mockan, | cf teprerentat the Pre a Narkot; soles reach 25750 | Che lamentable ocomton, fourhuadced wud forty six per Mionidcssslbat ten gait sisonces ent ana mires oe Bud perhaps Burove, from yes od ansroby. eb tz i war excited Ly the aoper - | public, er that the ¢ bulen at prices 58 per Ib, lower than lant week kone were Getoely crowded (ogetber i tue bulldiog continaatal powers f (Louu esreut.) 1 hank you for heviag effestuaily nnown | ebals Bxceunspe and Jcrome Donaparie, the | inbers , Cis en Deol’ eearkatitns uate provision for thelr oumfort wed safety, that Austris, Prassin, an to whet an extent 4 ation ie Deinnel and tphatia. wha entered torether, the cacle of ! rt 4 hot wbint SHA ES val errible ow quences Of the mocident were the Magan Daliacuvery atiore ; alate myeciion thie inm-nse wing bis younger fellow-eoldicr Tl will net re camry REL TP Gs alae rll rede renee tg the revolutionary refuyees in London, and thet Austoia it{s pot from pride, Lat Itcives me ceata behind the President's oh | g thls exepans! currency Of Tucsday Last, whilet enpholl spatieirree prey ee catty ee g notice Of police rezulat which were very en to speak and tc bead oe ferore Bouaparte ed, the grate ab Ke the rater them | ymicieers for thee tein ede ola ph two fog to Engle aul} travelling: ia bec tates. @. (loud evies of BVO.) tines his le lative Cou pe oF Obatr Tepre cee ecemcse, (hem | unwefepees for thie deaiitute emigrants wt this tnélomeat Ail tue Mesigwe polly of tue section tiverambate or the aid y cow mateton, ent I 4 ethem ats bvter part e with the D'resideut, here and free mys aco vo thw Boord without d Gontlaent bore the imprint of the well-ranrited feclinge yeelt as toits difloulties, But with an uorleit rehals Vutiiant, pend vyertral appeal to the ration, sar ¢ Biree’ Ceinmigniouer be directed to have the with wileh Lord Pale inicieet thea Ha erie | with the ef ell right minded men ae | ad of Decero us <6 from niongeids of the duwping hoard m& Sl gad (noes Wtkehd Bigiond la Murops “ane taten, | ihe you, wil (me with Choir intelizesce, and tof the Creel powers : « to consist of from satis of Rowpevelt atrest, Hast river alee Nelther Lis enocersor, Lord Gr inviils, noe tty head © | ive with (hotr patriotism, with the triva dev aed- beCtting so impo: Tesentative t¢ to be elected om the appropriation fur clesalag | the &treet Cor inslonor bs eu'hortned uuteot ts:anel L, Wem vtore ov adrainivtree ed bal tating antece. ch the people mn) LT hope te veer ig institu tow ovin me, tinics of uring tbe eeariet cout ier past of the day reed to the Committce of Repalre and inte the propriety cf iversasing the nodution of (he monbers of bats end thet euch committee report ‘That the Reeciver of Taxes he dir Board the oumber of werranta terued by otlon of tuxev, Finoe bia apnointrasnt to partiouln: “d the foll cwlog resolution, and smong icon Minister, who ap ret time, ¢ nie waa als rf Chere wa delmg in Indian | ¢¢ repe ne ncbade easier Onte and | fou her the a eretes Cothing of im | cBice. with ft DE LOF pont | élderman yetom which ¢ the feeling of ey of improvement. ie 5 dice capable of eupportiag t autheritiee) that be misted by ¢ ore bishop was op, namely, the £1) were of 2—Tho wheat trad they do co? y way epperw etrange, bu: dent 17 we an eamely Sas of | = The mheat ad A iced py cr tis nevertheloss one thot wurt really be pot. The | nob preen h of Francs; the reat ofthe | b Engin ond root Commiatoner be directed golley pureaod toward? Sarooe be Lord Palmerston leon to efer hie ptatule (on curesin | t foll terms, Net mitob nye reletive to tuiing off the elde- evidently a cacond. a more jromediate sud Lar ahaios : Naps at ene bs vcd ea pains ion from Cala Board. himself # diple thon prevented by (he Apor », On alighting he was c | the prepriety of @ iitelo chmod ¢ § Of Whe tendered tr Lue crore, to Kise jo. “but no epavches were mnde. The Arch Lord Poimereton pi the olergy © t reecived with the more reserved a euch G eummery manner ae pro vader lon, by prrestiog the eotton of dae che constitutional rontima: ond als | 7 arater 5 He thought the bonst choukd fn hidden contradiction wi cult te | ha Princo £ mbrther they ave righ to aot ta . “mappert at tho eame time pe and | | ms 1 he wishet that the reeeta- Trance o government whish anmounees its rcolution | Iie, for the onecers ey uid he waret fir oppored to the The P to oppose the eoclalists and the demagogees; to support 7 amit , - M. Roesuih ta the mersing. wud Louw Napelecn inthe | rd te day ot the eare- neat ie 4 | tet Bp repo evening Eeconld not ve tted to compromise nad | Geebel We celog mernifsence. ud cries of and the eam shouts | fod Loped the reae- embroil bts own cabinet on the Continent with the con. | The yenth J any menes peopitiors for th» oat need. Lonts Napolcon noanow- occasion. the cold boing ex ecep slighity bowing feor 9 do thick 3 ‘> oxeeilent health sad on this © with the liberals Tae for! 7 looked for weds bowls Nac | £8 2ucing the whol riotte Moniek ie to pale’ in teames anpece tbe | TE wg Perks sdrawbask, | cbs attire in whiot be tae kit | en Victoria with awhioh Ras! , hether they «xpie'a themeetves, or nat. on of pe dy colleoted | at y.ubi ies ing put ef tho u \¢ at the Creat Hix. Lorre has carried inte the fet iteelf, they show themselves, iis exid. dis. | tho © y ss nine 5 \) Land ‘thin week, nod tei b he did not exsoly eh BO person was to appronob : ‘ ¢ that board wan > lit'le more Ndlog {teelé unless provided with a ticket. It then pawred (bo board epoat utct offloe, scoompumied by ro leceepprepristion for the tion would be adopted. n endeavored to chow, by mescogs irom bis houcr the Mayor, urious to hear what Kosanth «ays of ail y firm prices ourage the Prestient in hie eteuzet took islight, preeem posed i cul t Humph, Loving theca elves the rams struret: tleepe | _2atedlaicly infront of the cacred editce workmen | , The Prince et once preccitied to bie meat, Phat will Lord Jona Rosell dor Ueber vege: | Wize tobe red completing the preparations of the or. | t@ cigem, end cingers thundering foret ot the ti re Nat ret Tord Pale. weer be cee | namentation Sore wore finishlog tho laying down of | “ G aad March’ of Leeneur. compered tor the F ape: a tcc favorable in Europe to the revoluticclats: in | the painted bagemente cf th Augetads Ceomoach | Oorevatien, The whole ofthe Spectator etoud up ns he ee {om government struzgling with de.a of which were Soating voet etz fof tei colored elit; | Pested. with bie splendid stoi; and all. ever the imill- - Which of these two lines of policy wil be hime cuacei! | ore we ing tho pavement with saad, to pre be volrg ih on te fd RLY rr bn elena Will be be more anti revolationary Guan locrai, or cote m the elippery etate cf cho pavement; | @uArd entrance to the chair ofetate ft may be as wel Uberal thaw enti revolutionary? Wil no returr te wae eto Femoving from covered wagont i anbomsatigd tur cereie cane intimate relations wiih the groxt powers of th) C sati- articles required inside fcr chest tlh pt ted ae Dent, ix c-der that Eng’ana way mov zemuin isolated, biscuaerel co Matec taeey den he «rand Dioreh”? came the | or Will he separate bicielt trom these powers. becw thenthe “fa Deum.” At iM be finds them better wd than he is hie the mort admirebte style. (hes towards what Is talting place iv Prance. end towarde ;)? aftur whleb, the archbishop ine Lee fed the oe int Ost cfd be _ eke a ceremony tericinated The clergy then, e* h ; i eolve efore, led Uw Wey, and the Prince departed nearly ae ko + question yisputass for Fra fo eee xs on basa Best atered cu a oniasatt side a0 before, by Generat ery Iie ; b s fagnen jo Bt. Arnaud. The orshestre Breneh goveroment bal in Lord Palmertion Ces rinkled orcr with eilcer | teited a lively marck av be depertod, tho Fo.rdon agaia | miembern of a revelation See ere ngs neces peaeee, meeaes Oe | tanh > the solor of tho Prince Loale Na- | beomed forth, the canaca of the Invalides thundered | sentloned fully at t ; poteom, ar st wos formerly cZ the Emperce bis unole, | fzth froratheie irom throets and. Insily, tho voat multt d ribbon as grand cordon of th eceired ates by from the t op the morrg? cu’ towards the cloce, whon it was A that ently t shad been talen for thie port. end th ained extremely | Lich, comparatively with th receipts. whieh then were ecming in very vived. and t fs them to «it in judg- ment upon the activ he Inet bowed [tie the du- preme Uvurt that bes the power of o: tion, ond met Jie wished theculjeot referred to a apeoiah ad let thom repert upon it. u Cf reference wae thea put, aud lost; where adoption cf the resolution wae curried. nrevensn nec be directed to bave the OuR abveete, from reet rovode’ ta the Banner of the corners of Fulton atreet and Broadway; alro, that the corners of Whitehaji atrect, aud inte na cogtnt | ine streets, be rourded tm @ siucilar manver; that the Slog rearlt- | Counsel of the Curporation be dirwctet to memariniies rather Tat euccrtal etocts bench: a the accommodation oft without contusion bo appearance cf eatbedral, © space in § ‘av It 19 techaicaliy corigaated, th. rely etciking Bown the whcle Leag fe telvolored flags we further diwn, in the op: nd; but Fei © Liverpool ow tor, tifter prices, Katurday wa gay thive days Inter etes, 50 that rage wath by on Ane weave 0 re lanced position, inclining towards one or the cthor, | polcoa, tn the cathedral 1 2 Fanciacts!. | Soe ry tagehdg. ms wore al for n law to elect the Chief af - a ‘ringing trom the fretwork of the ald cethedral, In the cathedral ralaod the shout, * Vive Napoleon ag been ¢coomuted ts ten yeaze’ ir ing; | te 4 = te 8 tae 00 else’ tne Chee ccna Ka gen interest might divtate "Now if Lead seu | tncediatety gma the rand entrance, was ercaied fo ial apd ausiained, that no ote fhe beard 1 will hls 9 site io @ quortion of (he Law of ne- ay wel are | tered by” Rit sole he tinged rien dense Ue . ~ ‘ . | S2 awnivg of erimeon velvet, craamented with gc . ; yee i * is true aavance; Phe Board then a1 , Eaeeadponece eee coder ce Coe mana’ iene eal caileldery, undes) whlch the, Prectdaat of ue re. |, Tn Puloge item entered his catringe, end taking the “civiees | ,yr2e Board then adjourned, to meet agein cn Mondap wee was, wil goe the rreceh covertuens ieee bide flouted green tage, beariog the ete the quays on the right handof the Eeine, arrired at the Lo bes f . : pe ot find iwelf wader the | Wibin laurel wreath Hoyond thom, at cach aide, } Tuileries « ocetty ottakiug either inoommon with all che great | (CPB wore exrotad, with @ atinld io (is centre, also | Troops iced the whole wey on beth aides, end the ee- | ame, hi Suropean powers, or singly aud on its own osount, 6 bearing the same Soltiair, the whole surmounted by a | ception given to Lim ovtaide ¥ weedin eatis artner Toamerly 5 more determined asd fixed line of conducc? Witthis | fvlsccus of tricclored flame, artirtically arranged; #tlil | tory, thongh mot of meseasity of so concentrated @ cha- | _ The salee of cotton at be omlzcbiof, or wiilit be an edvantace: Weernall not | SFberen, at onch coms? Of «nt front of the batldtag, racter asthst within the walle of the cathedral, The ) °(0 bales cng, | Were to be com lofty hangings of crirseon velvet. POARD OF ASSIST) MUN. 1 16-=Thir board met lant (Friday) evening, pum nt to adjourmi t Jonathan Trotter, Hog, Pred- in the opair Tho raluntes of the preceding meeting were read and jovernor of Marylan: od, communicated his ture cf that Btate Ty long. It opens with o rofer- Quverevr Lowe, o neal message to the A Talleries then toc . Balt, Son & U Jon dealer? aod venkers, bd approved. Aiscuse the point; we merely state teats and et! ps "i : reception of the authoritics at the Tulloriee then took 5 fates » | eves to tha preapertty of the people, refers to (be reacat PRnrtion ane Zo eee thivgs ae the oe ah re pee. le canopy ta the contre. Jn the recess of the: | place, apd to-night the public buildings are to be illus Peo neg obarce tn the en mol lawotthe Stato und alludct | Of James McGutte, for refwuding rent. iv consequenes tal were suepended plecer cf cvelent tapestry, | mi of auigce » | admirably exeouted, representing encred avljocts, As Tnow adds fow dotails v0 ar indlos- . “4 ecch these worke of art bors in tho wrocght prition | lone of what is Hkely to tales place in the future, ‘Tmsy wid to the abore, that a general Leek wp cf the | of its bordering tho erces ond rma ct the Bec of Paria | At the reception of Le Conouftative Commiatton, it rabinet fs expected; but whet tis dew combine tion will | Mamely, the Virgin overseming the bydre of douttand | war cbeerted that Louis Napoleon had put on the ual- oft ia wt the preeent méement impoesible to conjecture, anarehy=-it Is Co be provamed that they all belong tothe | form of w cenezal eflicer of the army of the dral { te a f ¢ bad always worn the dress of th Tete not imposslble that Pacllament may mot enrifer | CMBsdtel iteclf, | Ths ferade above the grand Pole igholl eri ipfhetee Ma esis 0 bung with droperise of orimion velvet and averd then won, The geasion wiil bo an interes‘ing ons | Whole bring profussiy eprinkled over with golden stars; M. de Perxiny haw jnst returned to Parts froma Brae Lord Palmoreton will be celie? upon to give an vary ex- | 82d st euch vide of the lange Fose.window of the centre | goin, where ho was rent on a miesion which has created Wero pind ‘wo painted pauels, cepresenting—on the msi ti 5 . glanstion of bls pollcy as Forelge sitalsteroat cfthe rae | sient, Osaxlomogne and Bt, Leuia, aud on the fet Leu eneriimer te bk aly ta tier ooo Ahad -gove which induced him to retire, He will ochlevea Vard Nepeleen sion, but the belief, in generally well infornied quartene ‘ ‘ Halt-pret Dine hnd been eppeintedtus the bour for 3 t 2 » de Pos wp! he Hou Tehould not be astonished fc see is that there were two principal pointe which M. de Per- fatis He caleeae Brine Minirer ooening the doors te the pubite, end tt waa seranged | sicny hut to arrange. An tho fret piaco, be bad to Lord Grai@ille, onr now Forelgn Bfinieter, so buei- ma a aint ter MeroLke man, smd moe e oof the people. Tho Governor the attention of the Logislatare c Romo 9 reguintion of out tho State, | kocommodations ) fa ats and guards aaa | city: and ri ‘raat, and atringen urns from tax made to the retiroads ial ef De wing closed by order of the Corporation, ich may « conduc: aporren that the bith patrol district ally unfit for the pweppeep t wiry poor & od dtearecete rie " mmerding 6 reselution, thet tt be referred: to the Alderman and A» btant Alderman of (he Sixth ward to a cortain an] report s proper tite for a new ater the State. A ones, OF the C- maittes on Sewers. in fever of the of tho Stats n of Charlen D rreief. inthe matter of ¢, agente of Mr. | sower in Twenty th stro betwoom Bieta amd gitlve slave, aro set owde,\r favor Of reeninting end proceedings aypacwatly tu- | areding Loxington avenue, fr a Verty-cecond to sixty two men belug stil in the | siath etree svor of extending the thms for complet. thers belag mo mes | ing the wor vletis, coving Browlwey oad Ang the legality of the | seventh ave: from Borty-.eecnd io Forty sikh, attoet, but through the Legislature ef | to the ooutrac’ FP. Cassidy. oe "Soe \ eiana alate REPORT RRComaTERE sods to maka Of Committee on Ordinances. recommending concur noe ty one probibiting peddling of wood In the city. LAID ON THE TAD me, in favor of enncurring with ordi the faithful fuldilment of contracts aw wa Indie ere con Jalorthe bot sitored ax very paratis Import aud export mozke rt condition. Beveral cdditional faltures In th Incteored the want of ocnidence In the m 161 thongh the rates were higher, the sirinzensy than before, I ed stata, the diviemacic corps, the mazabsl’. | cerand that M. Thiet and some cther retogoos whe fortel (- she seme aMllet the two Teseee cotemusce at | Rave een wp their residenee in ramets, should be sont lolent iratter ing him. He is married toan | Forte! ss be centze, away fiom the Belgian territory; und. in the sooond, t> alien ted » s Boman (ath tien Athey ray (hatollthe de ‘omen a edi gies LG Lmtd Th ay mont of the indemnity cinimed by France for the al ioet #0 i Le by bee transmitted to ho Papal rol eottance wae, in confcrmity with thie atange- | expedition to Antwerp in 1852 posty, thre confennor Ment, duly thrown epen at the bg bepey ears he | st eppeara thet with respect to the “irst of thoes ob+ was fully exproves that the Preach matis which | Perens uno arrived with tickets for (he central doors “yl ,° jeots the Frenoh government bad recsived information seached town thie morning, would here broaghe the | Pad {o wei: upwards of half ao hour tn the midetofa | tem Brersels, which ontonuced that the Pronch F Sin’ | bitter frost, and @ fox ro donne that It would not bare Wop, ah Ur besarte AAMger Napoleon had bean peasinimed retugeee sealing there since the Qdof Descraber wore Serpette; ties ea pactaiion wan Tontoaead bye eubma- | ait@taced the gcod elty of Leadon on one of her wetst | very ao ive in thelr endeavors to cet up ® tioremont in tins tolegrephic deapntch reowived tnet evening, annovuc- | Cas® ¢f November exkalation. At lect, however. tho | Yience, end M. Thiere wes not cnly the principal mover Ing that the following decrees appented in tue oT ee aed turned slowly on their hinges, and the | is thee ofatre. but that ho exercised n creat {ndlnencs esteomed The ultrs b rotes- orediia had rison te from 29 27; ripe, At Bombay, the murket for coiton goods and yarns i been mofo Sotive, bucthis had heon met by corres 0 ertivale; ver, heon Coder. 4. Tho export mesket was duil & were lower. 9 mones x a ahoncrient dotreot, between Prankfort ave Monroe street, be regarding th ohange Pre + sero laa very depress Tiews of co lo Ach ions, arceod Royo m dl mm. | “ f ent inside reeved to disstpnte the olight ditoon- | cror ihe king and the political mon of tho couatry. — the Come | tween Momig ets, be Hahted with Tin the came of the Frensb people, the Peevident of | teat, Wligh the tueapected penance at the dcr | or de Dersigny wae ohaneneiy thane to ae The Korctgn Polley of Kin <The ry beowsbt | gra Lo bny Nintoa, Attorney, aad tho Re patil Shdcotoay that te Tecten Repatlie. wish hed generated in the minds cf those | inuuiry Into tha teal stare ef tho tfate, and to Loston tobe ives t olamnisnonere calgration | ]Cgge stroeia betteon Uraad cad Divirien etroets, ligt. new, Corl wepesiowea, ‘by the qeo! tke people, | Ervt, woltine he whote of the pillars of tho | report on tho eat) > Cresident, who would mt to tho followlr Rulvanes by rensow of tao fe Rey; forms eapevtoned by the suffeare of the people, were gnciteled with orlawon velvet, ending with f tpen toes t seary steps. With Tospect t Tt would be © er Mf tuske astabkiebmons Parrne concern oe and (oe ayinbel ay which Syeall.twa remenboanee of ng of gold embreitery unmediately below the | the rooora po wae directed to topresent to | b e there bas been re) bo Comantiae on Wire Department. in favor hs glory ; courtdering that the notfinal fag should not between every two pillars wan fuspende’ the Relgian government Ubat In the prosent peel | ii.cre wil hi ) Indicted for | ¢ Oriten water and also ges fixtures, im house of Mr handeliar of cut viags, trom the centre of the | tin of the Chances of Ezones-a position nit pro. fe 7 euupported ; cach of thesa chandeilers | yced hy the geveroment ti Lewis Napoleon, but Ughts. Down the centre aisle, fi cerited t 7 bie from tho dynsaty of July and the Pro- nting 3 dex private wes corner of Ventre ent Uamn dane ure the contract to regaiate y-‘eac to Fifiyeminth teres, (0 be oe any longer deprived of the renowned evibloa woich Jed our solaiers to victory inn huudred battles. docroes : > Art. dL The Prench eagle is ve exteblished en te stan Fy edo three ren tees, of iuflattoly larger cize, | y\Jonal Cavern of 1%4%—he should bs under the nth, m fog) | completed tmmediawly Ty euthorlzo the Comaiaionee 1 heats. 1 te vlee récetteWishad om the ores theugh m0t of @ more lenutlfal form and proportion, | Yucesdiy uf emily for ta pay tntat of ell such i 1 through the 1 ¢; Repairs axed Bupplion to wdvertios fur preorwale te fie ete etn o were hung from the fretted roof by raves of great thick- | J/ Sci; ho een frou thiethat ca thie point the wy captaredn | © new Werremeele® Bove entvia Art. § The Minister of War and the Grand re 4 h above cvcmed eoarcely thicker than | 4s not of « threatening character ; the otjeot ae vied avy Troently ¢ W2-dia the Third wact. Jor of the Legion of Hono reed with (! whipccrl, Fo great was the distance from the Spectator rerely to assert the rightaof France to the indemntty In : se by Company 28 aud to appr jon of tiie deorve, dated the Kiyséa. 8 to the polots from which they dercended. The nine | cucctfom. and no doubt it wng not intended that tho Hariee enme olovr to LOUEA NAPOLEON chandeliers, fortaing the centr) ling, were of larger | pony ebould be netnally demanded till « JeLoads tor Twonch fe oppertonity, or porhaps not attitude ed by tho Relgixa government towarda the new order of things Im Frazee, snd towards the oni gis, enould appear fo warrant te the Belgian ove efactory ussurance declared ir Tho fret day of the wor ye 1 Monday, at too wets wan fized apon by Loute | Hee thin the eighteen Interal ones, and not belo, seelcotion es President of the repablia a itn the eye, ihe oar a tee red whites Whisk pone Ba aciredaed the following circular +s PF) the eyo ef tho epectstor ovuld fre © Monecieneur f° pleseing of eaven on France which te onirurted to me by the Frenob nt hav eiqne:aIn order to entl cown the | OFer Teminated wt the irom railing which separa‘os ndon the grest misston cyl, Cave choir from the rest of (ho oa tality eoreen wav erected, which effectually out of : 3 "1 thet par {be churoh from the reat; 00 thet of the fore to requent you to have sung in your onthedrut,on tho Lat parte of the (reek orose wana ert oy tha A a s ary, 6 solemn Te Deum ofthanks. Recetve. Mod | ion cng ticre no oatensibte part tp the cere Tt was relgneur sdque, the experiences of my ood WIShEH | Wve tiret, UneMully oeeanieds oe te were pued and of my spoctal sontiviente hid eee m orchetita and pingers, who were to perform the sap hy ef mur appointed for the day But thoagh he rere on 20 ~ Tt appenre that the President o Awatria, eeee Pan A a vy! nik take plac te revecn ia question rendered the hott compiotery | jc Aren't hot the Prowlene es ama Seemuaes a Mak The fellowing avtouucenicene npprared tn tha Mone | ‘role to tbe crema, it only did Ao heinw, 88 | on {Comal claim, on the pare of Ft asub erson from offion f deaths in New fi uf ‘ap e above, (he Unga of Meht from innamerhble wax Cepers | jcc od the cighty-font millions of francs which ts due that ererat ogo | tacket, ta lore of the arnstituted bodlen. the | Sort cnuted ise exato nche when It Art sont, fia the Inties aver rinca the Dulce ah 2690 » porrons high plac { se nacandtha ciiland mivtary | Ekt¢ in thei direstion, Afier & Hime, howover, this a 4 Wudtidy ir Ads, | } Lord Pelaeseton’s ba