Paris, Thursday, Dec. 11. — The Patrie of yesterday evening states that in the combats cf

a government without force, monarchical or re public, borrowed from some chimerical future, reply in the negative. Ihus, then, for the first time since 1804 ycu will vote with complete knowledge of the fact, and knowing for whom ! and for what you vote. j If I do not obtain the majority of the votes, I shall summon a new assembly, and lay down before it the mission I have received from you. But if you believe that the cause, of which my name is the symbol, that is, France regenera ted by the revolution of '89, and organised by the Emperor, is still yours j proclaim it to be so by ratifying the powers I demand of you. Then France and Europe will he preserved from anarchy, obstacles will be removed, ri valries will have disappeared, for all will re spect—in the will of the people — the decree of Providence. Done at the Palace of Elysde, this 2nd of December. Louis Napoleon Bonaparte.
