The Sun.
London, England, 1848-05-16 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 10th have arrived.
The Gaeta publishes the official promotion of
General Ls PEzueLs. to be Captain-General of Ma-
drid. Congratulations have been presented to the
QUEEN by the Grandees of Spain and the most im-
portant commercial classes of the capital, on the
result of the events of the 7th of May.
The report that OLOZAGA had been retaken is not
confirmed.

MADRID BOLSA, MAT 10.—Three per Cents, 21i ;
Two per Cents., 14g. Exchange on London, 41.
The mercantile position of affairs throughout Spain
does not enable us to quote the rates of exchange
with perfect accuracy. Paper, with the exception of
that upon London, is scarcely negotiated. At some
places--Barcelona for instance transactions are
quoted at from 3 to 4 above the rates quoted at
Madrid.

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

DISTURBANCES IN PARIS.

OUTBREAK OF THE ANARCHISTS—THEIR
INVASION OF THE ASSEMBLY—THEIR
DEFEAT BY THE NATIONAL GUARDS
—ARREST OF THE LEADERS OF THE
CLUBBISTS—RESTORATION OF ORDER.
A telegraphic dispatch from Paris, received this
morning is to the following effect:—
" PARIS, MAY 15.
" To-day the people forcibly entered the National
Assembly.
" M. Hubert rose and proclaimed, in the name of the
people, the dissolution of the Assembly.
" Paris is in confusion.
" Blantui, Barbie, Coutais, and Raspail have been ar-
rested." _ _ .

We have as yet received no further particulars, but
from the following passage in the Presse of yester-
day it is evident that some serious outbreak was ap-
prehended on the part of the clubs :
" The fate of liberty will," says the Prase, " be de-
cided this day. It the Provisional Government and the
Assembly be wanting in firmness—if they have not the
courage to reply. Peace, credit, and liberty,' to those
who demand War, bankruptcy, and despotism,' it is to
be feared that the revolution of the 24th February shall
have the same fate as the first, and end in two inva-
sions and two restorations."
The Presse is quite right, and we will add that
those clubbists, the Blanquis, et hoc genus omne,
the old police spies of the corrupt citizen
monarchy, are misleading the unemployed workmen,
and urging them to acts of violence, because they in-
tend a restoration which shall place once more their
employers in power, and enable themselves to revel
in luxury procured by the wages of corruption. The
subject of Poland has been made a pretext by the
Communists for attempting to overthrow the Assem-
bly. The Government had adopted measures fur
defending the cause of order against the attempts of
the Anarchists. The rappel was beaten at nine
o'clock in the morning. The entire of the National
Guards were individually, privately, and specially
summoned to hold themselves in readiness to repair
to the rendezvous at beat of drum, and 50,000 of them
were positively ordered to assemble and remain under
arms throughout the day. The Garde Mobile and
the troops of the line were kept within the barracks
ready to act.
The following proclamation was issued by the
Executive Committee of the Government :

" May 14.
" Citizens,—The Republic is founded on order, and
can only live by order; with order can you alone have
work; with order alone the great question of the ame-
lioration of the lot of labourers can be cleared up and
restored. You have comprehended this truth. All
France has applauded your calm and resolute attitude.
From the moment that manifestations, the inevitable re-
sult of the first day of revolution, have ceased, confi-
dence began to revive, and with it commerce and industry.
Yesterday, however, Paris has again witnessed attruupe-
mints which have caused new disquietude.. Paris is ad-
monished, nut blamed. Citizens, the Republic is loosing;
power is constituted ; the whole people moves on the
heart of the National Assembly. Law and force are there,
and cannot be in any other place. Why, then, these
assemblages? The right of meeting, the right of discus-
sion are sacred. Do not compromise them by external
and imprudent manifestations, which cannot add to
their strength. Citizens, public tranquillity is the gua-
rantee of industry, the safeguard of ell interests. The
Commission of the Executive Power, convinced that all
provocation to illegal or unreasonable manifestations
kills labour and compromises the existence of ,the
people, will maintain with -rigour and energy the tran-
quillity if menaced. The Commission, for the accom-
plishment of this duty, appeals to all men sincerely re-
publican; it counts upon the excellent spirit of the Pa-
risian population, which has hitherto protected, and will
protect, the Revolution, as well against reaction as
anarchy.
" The members of the Executive Commission,
" ARAGO, GARNIER PAGES,
MARIE, LAMARTINE,
LEDRU ROLLIN.
" PAGNERRE, Secretary."
The postponement of the fete of Sunday (the ab-
surdity should never have been proposed) has added
much to the popular discontent, and considerably to
the physical force of the discontented.
The papers of yesterday morning contain the
following :
" The delegates from the departments, who had
arrived for the fete, assembled yesterday in the Place
a r
yappointed
of
Justice
Government their disapprobation at the postponement.
Havingntty wehelrae receivedtterent by the
Minister tthee
where;he
Minister of the Interior, M.
R ecurt, and by M. Flown,
the Minister of Commerce. The delegates were assured
that the delay had been caused by • •
the impossibility of
getting ready in time. They demanded that the fele
should take place on Tuesday, and were then informed
that the National Assembly only could decide. It was
promised that the subject should be brought before the
Assembly this day. In the afternoon the delegates
went in procession to the Ely.6e National to make the
same complaint to the Executive Government.
The ex-political detenus, like the delegates 13f the
Luxembourg, declared in the following protest, which
was posted up on Saturday, their determination not to
take part in the fele
A feu has been decreed for the 14th of May.
The political detenus are invited to attend it. But,
considering that the people are dying with hunger,
that the wounds of our brothers are still bleeding.
and that the presenee of the political detenus
at the fete of the 14th could only be considered
is an adhesion to all that has been done politically
and socially since the 24th of February, the assembly of
political dot enic convoked specially—coniidering that the