New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14


The special force was called 0ut % guard 'he QUIZ
.kr. and rho s.scr-y n turning cut 20 preserve
order and property vs exhibited 5y che middle classes
as OBJ the .0-h Of April
80 Bradford collision took place between The Char
t.-s and ,he Police and grss, no, ensuei but tie
military restored order end enabled the Police 20 caP
uro the principal r.nseaiers many Of whom have
bern committed for tr...
40 Mauches,er after various meetings Of Conhdcr
atei Clubs end Chartsts general meeting Wa organ
lied o. be- bed on "wednesday, composing arse bodies
from ire surrounding districts. 5lt the magistrates
..sued proc smalol forbiiiing h. They also pre-
vented the O'dasm Chart.ts from entering Manches-
Ter a large body Of military and police were drawn
/ un. and tae multitude was compelled % rctres-
There cau be- no doubt that vefy deep seated misery
prevails among .mmcn-8 bodies of the unemployed
people ST. Ntehers conviction is the grand theme
Of defamation uy ,he orators aho address tie people
+ ODD these occas.cus
Tho evil fl. becoming 90 -rest that we should not be-
surprised .s le Government throwing overheard sl
their preco1ceired principles Were suddenly 20 a1op,
some extensive scheme Of nigra-on. Certainly +.
.9rrs were being made % tmuIs,e such enterprze
but tie Government a .e- passive a. yet vi- regard
% oav comprehensive measure of relief Tho price Of
bread .s very low which doubtless m.t-ates much j-
.-ess buy tae mercantile darrgements of s- yelr ere
-aIn. deeply upon tae woru. classes %. Ea. land s-n
orally
The papers relative % the dismissal OF Sir Henry
+ Bllver have now been .4d before Parliament The
London journal. oppo-ci 90 TIE Eng.h ministry admit
n,olivocay that SIR y. Bliver gave no provocat0n
wh.tever 81 the Spanish government that there IS no
rre.entat's charge complain, sa.nst him and that
the pretcucs that Navrez cabinet only wished tao sm
6sssaior % qu, Mldrd 90 sa-e him from a.assinaton
. is f,,se and worthless.
The resolution with respect 20 thc Ministerial propo.
stoa ,ar tte modification of tie Navigation Laws was
met cn Noli,y by counter resolutoa proposed by
Nr Herr.cs upon which the supporters and opponents
of SIR Lsb0ucnere, measure 10 tle House OF Commons
had Joined issle. The counter resolution 0f Mr. Her
res sen. forth thst tisessc1 o. o national interests
OF thls country % mairtan ihe Fundamental principle
cf The existing Navigation Laws subject 20 such moti
fcaton may be- best calculated % o5vate any proved
Inconvenience 70 the commerce Of the United Kingdom
ana .ts dependencies without danger 70 our national
strength.
During Che p,s: week tranquility has been maintained
10 Par.. under the vigorous administration OF Gen.
Cseaiguas with large body OF regular troops under
HE command
The aremDs which have been several times n-ie t.
create disturbances have been suppressed The
National Ascent ly surrounded by au immense military
force cts daily, and appears by degrees settling down
90 the business OF practical esi-.auon
TIE determination OF the Assembly and The Executive
% break up the sy.ten Of organization Of a5o- set on
by ~ Louis Blanc has occasioned deep resentment
amongst tlo ma '9r.fy Of The masses o., the state.
The Executive first struck biow AZ the Director OF
the Orrricys 81 Emile Thomas who succeeded N Louis
Blanc To- tle administration OF the Atcier Mailman On
the u.shg Of The 25th ut r. Emile Thomas suddenly
sent tor ~ Minister Of Public Works and succeeded
ia bic office by two civil engineers and having been
compelled 70 sgn resignation sent of in the Gus
toby Of two agents OF police to Bordeaux or the neigh
borhood.
The workmen demanded the reinstatement Of NJ
Euoch Thomas in bis function, and since that the
r727,i has been beaten almost daily.
Large sssemblage. Of workmen have been drawn to-
-ether in various parts Of Paris but being kept in check
by the overwhelming force both Of regular troops and
National Guards brought against them al the efforts
made % disturb the peace have been abort.ve
The persons actually receiving the wages Of the
state. csnnot Be fewer than 10000 Il s intended 90
draft portion Of These into the province and thus
break up the coaied.racy.
Tie Police have at length succeeded in capturing the
raiou5iable Blanqui and also Fotie While the noto-
rous consp.Eators were az large, ii was .e thar no
security existed for public tranquility. The talents and
iadomiable audacy OF Blsnqu rendered him especial
ly dangerous.
But the trial u the prisoners now confined al Vim
ceunes together with the dismissal Of the his
pug thc power Of the Executive 10 a severe test d,
however good understanding prevails between the
Executive and ihe National Assembly We have doubt
they VIII survive this ordeal
The relations between the Executive and the Assem-.
bis are o. length settled The members OF the Exccu-
tive must attend tie Assembly when 90 members re-
qlirc &C. They have however, special right 20 be
aeori but they are exempt fron general attendance.
The article relating % the Of defence Of the
Assembly has been lns.y passed by specifying IN tae
clause tal. the President OF the Assembly has para
mount ri sht Of issuing the proper commands ia Of
urgency aul necessity This contest has thus ended by
tlc declaration thar the Assembly shall protect it-ef
end not owe s protection % Che Executive authority.
Lamsrt.le percelgus Die feeling OF tho Assembly &C.
qu.esced 10 the decision.
10 stated that the Committee appointed 20 draw Up
Constitution has decided unanimously upon the expc-
dllcy Of having but one Chamber and single Presi-
dent bota the result OF direct popular elections by
uu.gersI outrage. The number Of members % Gle
Chamber is also Undecided 5lt % j. sad thai ile
Pres.dcat wiz De- Incapable OF reelection AMI uustha
90 least two millions Of votes. Ile Committee WILL
probably conclude los 's6ors In about three weeks
There can be no doubt Whatever that the completely
Of Louis Blanc ia the conspiracy 81 the lJta Say has
been established IN evidence before The Minister Of
o. Justice and Attorney General. These authorities
have uallei ofthe Chamber re liberty % prosecute
h.l. and 60 ps Of the alleged opposition Of tie Exec
tve authority committee has been appointed 10 re-
port on the case.
Tie Chamber has been throw MO great confusion
By this proceeding !; appears tllt Louis Banc Blr5es
and s0ltlrr break.s-ed together on the morning %
tie 18Th and together concocsd taese measure the
teo latter are fsst confined iu Fiu-erres. While H.
Louis Blanc alter several days absence from the Assem-
by ha- again veutured r3 snow hs face there.
Can the Conspiraiors Of tle l'th OF Nay really be /
brought u punishment, under such Circumstances -
llc decision Of the committee on Louis Blancs case
u.. disclose whether tie Assembly Is sufficiently strong
O. exercise a just rigor
Frcsa stur1ances have broken out a. Lyous.
70 IS sisted tHat T. De c.. has been aPponted Mn
.-ter o the United states.
The Pars journals Of Wednesday Eepresen, rontin- .
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