The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-15

Pans. May 30. l946.


cufice-Ledrn Roiin threatens 10 Resign-Eiechons,
PUis-Taiers Candidate, and uiH be Elected.
Paris is still undergoing a severe agitation Strong
efforts being made to create agitatons serious
If possible. NJ Emile Thomas the chief
manager of the Atelier Rationale, has resigned and
been sent to Bordeaux The workmen said he had
been sent away by force letter Of his to his mother,
was found written in pencil in which he declared that
he had been forced 20 resign by the minister and
sent out OF the country accompanied by two gentle
men, who treated him with great polite ness and told
him he had an important mission to execute, which
would be made known to him. Tho Monte ur announce
ed that he had been appointed an important con-
mission. Yesterday, proclamations were published in
viting meeting to take this subject into considers
n ,on and some thirty or forty thousand assem-
government, aso were upon the qui pire, and about
twenty-five thousand guards and some troops of the
line. duty The minister Of public works
was called upon for explanations, in the Assembly
to M Thomas, and he said that he had him In charge
of his Office twelve days-that upon the first day he
demanded of Nj. H.. Thomas account Of the num-
Der of workmen enrolled to be paid under his charge
and was answered 95000-soon after 100O 900 100000,
matter and could get accounts satisfactory that
Nj. +. Thomas had only complaints and limitations to
render to him that the difficulty had become too
grave to be permitted to exist longer He had there
fore called upon the GHETTO resign which he had
Piled with and he had given him mission to Bor-
deaux, in the department Of Gironde that there
other grave subjects to which he would allude in
the present condition Of Paris that this mission he
took the responsibility OF and he hoped he was not
wrong. The Assembly said mo, no,-and Ito the
order of the day" Still the subject is matter Of pub
nc Sc tS in ana out 81 the tn" vo:
f. Thomas is much spoken Of The truth Is, that
vast conspiracy had been prepared to overthrow the
government, embracing vast number Of chiefs, and
this Ateer Rationale relied upon to furnish the
force ut the right moment to accomplish the means
The development was a little too soon and there was
not sufficient force in readiness to sustain the
of the first movementthe officers failed for want Of SOL
dters to sustain the charge The them
selves astonished, moro and at the extent and
complications of these preparations and have found 1t
necessary to great number Of chiefs whom,
at first they had suspicion The whole system, OF
keeping 1000 900 men, and allowing few chieftains to
draw an upon the treasury 10 to
be broken up Employment will be offered per piece and
not day and work must be performed before money
can be received. The government is rssolute upon
this point. and will maintain itself and Of the great
number Of laborers assembled 1t Is said two in three
favor the new measure. But where the numbers
,arse, anu minority only are miscnevods, tney can
create alarm among the timid. And those who have
wit the in the "Regn Of Terror" have
been made familiar with the accounts Of them from
their families and friends, feel timd and easily
alarmedlke the inhabitants who have witnessed the
awful effects Of earthquakes who will turn pale scream
and faint frequently upon the first indications Of their
approach. have been struck most sensibly with the
similarity of the effect produced in the two cases among
the leaders more particularly The Of France do
not know fear-they have no conception Of the mean
ing of the word The rmness and herosm the Fenoh
in like those which they have passed through
the past few months. They appear to be born brave
think this kind OF agitation will continue for few
days until this question. touching the interest
large body Of men shall have been definitely settled,
and the mischevous men fully disposed Of and
strained
Yesterday the Assembly discussed and adopted tho
of the committee upon the DEGREES referred to the
Assembly by the executive regulating the intercourse
between these two bodies and in some mpor tant re-
spects defining their powers The COMMITTEES have
nj led he deer nd nfip
out one which took from the President the power to
order the rappei beaten The Assembly, at the OPEN
dent of their body After the affair of the 10Th the
executive proposed to take it from him. and lodge It
this proposition. The executive proposed not to b.
called into the Assembly to respond to the Of men,
bers, The Assembly have modified that decree, and
require them to be present. the call Of forty
beTs The debate was grave yesterday upon this sub
jet in which Ledru Rol!in only, the part Of the
executive. participated II understand the mea ming
of his language it il that he will resign II the Assembly
insist the modification they have made and the
given to 1t by certain members. The
Assembly did insist upon 1t very promptly and almost
una nmously the construction to be further
without division; and what In t. be-
the effect OF this vote remains to be Ledru Roll
lin said the executive power. defined by some men,
beers Of the Assembly, only of derision, and
without substance
Eleven vacancies exist in the delegation from Paris
These members to be chosen June 4th Theirs Is a
ca nddate in two three different departme where
there are vacancies, and think he will be elected in
the present state Of the public mind He has PLEDGED
himself to sustain the republic. The editor Of tho
Presse n paper opposed to the government IL n caud
dache too. says he is for the republic but he com
plains of neay every act Of the government and be-
lieve Of nearly every member But he has talent Is
ex deputy Of the opposition and think may be elect
ed Caussidiere, too, is candidate aud his election
regard more than probable. OBSERVER
PaRrs, May 90 Is4s
The Flight Of the Emperor Of AUSTRIA, and the Court
Intyigues-The Proelamation-Queens Of Portugal
and Spain-7he Massacre at Ndples-The S~iss Diet
The fight Of the Emperor of Austria il attributed now
20 the ntrigues Of Count Brobellen, the husband de
Ia main gauche de teu," Of the Arch Duchess Marie
Louise They call him the husband by the left hand
&C.. because according to the custom, when lady Of
rank marries man in condition inferior to her own
she gives him the left hand instead Of the right The
Emperor still refuses to return to Vienna and pro-
,lamation says &c The fanatic efforts of a party do
firing liberty without any restraint brought about
he deporabe events Of the 18th Of May, which have
epaid with black ingrattude the imperial authority
or liberal constitution, which had been received tho
18th Of April, with general reclamation. In the midst
Il the violences of such illegal movement, which
to produce the most complete anarchy our
august Emperor has resolved not to live longer in tho
apita but to go to Inspruch. During this voyage.
roof the most emphatic and touching, of love aud
Of the entire population, has been tho
most grand consolation for the heart Of his majesty
Way heaven continue to protect the head Of the
august monarch who only seeks and nds his honor in
hat of his people" What bombast over the head Of
In mbecile and what must be the condition Of
people when such document could be safely published
inder such circumstances. The people Of tho United
'tates fully appreciate the condition of a
rest ridden and king ridden people without seeing
he country and living among them: the truth
&c appreciated It would be taken for fiction But
Austria is struggling into existence and whatever tho
course OF present events may be- light has broker in
lpon the mi nds Of the people They are shaking off
he lethargc state Of mind in which they have lived
md served tyrant minister for the last forty years.
md the revolution has been mme nse in the feelings
md purposes of the Austrans within the last four
months. For the flrst time In the history Of their
country, they have breathed the air Of freedom and
hey have committed very few excuses in breathing
he intoxicating draught. Mettcrnich has often COM
nitted more crime by dash Of his pen, than all
hat has been committed by the people since the
Of the revolution.
The King Of Naples has dissolved the Assembly
brogated the constitution he has grantedput Naples
II state Of sege-fed the prisons with the inhab-
the lazzaroni for their explosordered