The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-04


ply in each of the two have cited for trials
ut BARI Should this be the case conviction of both
these gentlemen SMessrs OBrien and Meaghsr, is
almost certain The Irish perfectly delighted at
the result OF these prosecutions, and muster in the
streets to the number Of six thousand strong
to listen to the speeches of the discharged prisonnrs
but there Is large number of troops in that country
who almost always under that fears OF any
insurrccton are quite groundlcss
In order that the metropolis should be properly de-
fended In OF the regular troops having to into
foreign service the amateur London companies are
being considerably augmented. The Honorable Ar
tiilcry Company receiving uforcement Of seventy
from the Post Office To those gentlemen who compose
ting through the town in their military dresses; but if
their services were really required in powder and
shot engagement considerable quantity would fear
show the white feather.
The English government have decided that the sem
tcnce upon Mary Ann Hunt and Annette Meyers,
shall be two wears imprso nme mt in ridewe and then
transportation for life to of the penal settlements
the former convicted for the murder Of two chill
drcn, aud the latter killed soldier when on parade
Notice has been posted at Lloyds the shipping mart
to the effect that for tho present all expectation of
specie from Russia is prohbited the that have
led to this announcement are not made public
The Queen has been pleased to approve of the selection
Of James Mcdowell. Esd to be tho Consul at Belfast for
the United States The appointment of this gentleman
to the post appears have given satisfaction all
parties with whom his official duties will throw him
into connection.
We had the grand christening of tho Queens last
child on Saturday evening; most of the royal person.
ages in London there; after the ceremony there
evening party. The National Assembly of
Charsts in London has been dissolved. The delegates
have gone know not where, but suppose to their
homes.
The proceedings of the French people have q most
influential effect money market. The news of
the disturbance in France the other day and the tenn
porary overthrow of Lamartne and his colleagues,
caused decline OF prices Tho subsequent intelli-
gence Of their restoration to power caused things to
look better and thsy since kept So me cosns
duced Three per cents S2s to q; Three and Quarter
per cents 1885 to y; Long Annutes SH to 0-16; Ex-
chequer Bills Ounce 33s to Sos premium; India Bonds
% to 20 premium Bank Stock $50 to 1872; India Stock
80 to 1872 C.P
PARIS, May IL, ls4S.
Action of the Erecutire-New Mnisiers-Yote of La
martine-Poland Demands the assistance Of France
Prospects of a European War hcrease-Russia and
France Rcady-Iiews of the French People.
The executive has appointed the ministers, as fol-
lows Cremieux, Justice; Jules Bastide Foreign Affairs
Under Secretary of State, Jules Foorc War; Charras
Marine, Vice Admiral Casy Interior, Recurt; Public
Works, Trelat Agriculture and Commerce. Flocon;
Public lastructon, Carnot; Cutie, Bcthmont; Fnan-
ces, Duco Mayor of Paris, Marrat Project of Police
Caussidere. Five members of the provisional govern
mcnt retained in the ministry, five more being the
executive.
The vote given to Lamartne and the refusal of the
Assembly to assign to him the presidency the execu
tive commission, continue to excite much remark
and profound regret among the people of France. 1t
will have the effect to draw the friends of Ledru Ro
lin to him, and perhaps thereby give greater
adhesion to the government and render every attempt
to divide it the difficult. 1t will create feeling
among tho French people, that will manifest ITSELF
have doubt, upon the day of the fete, and in all
other public places 1t hasty act probably un-
der the sting experienced by the defeat Of the report
Of the committee, at the hands of Lamartine. But
what choice left him! On the one hand to as
sent to plan which would give France executive,
the National Asscmbly-no head to conduct the
important affairs of the nation in war, civil foreign
in peace to address himself to the Assembly, and
call upon them to reject the plan of his partcu-
lar friends He showed himself to be worthy of the
hesitate to adapS his conduct to the exigcncy demand
ed and to stand for France at the sacrifice of him
self 1t division upon the question: most impor-
tant, at this moment for France that he separated
from his immediate friends and went with the friends
of Ledru Roin and others, carrying with him All to
3S5 votes against what might be considered the organ
iscd majority Of the Assembly NJ. o. Barrot, the
leader of the opposition in the Chamber of Deputies,
minister under Louis Philippe the last three hours Of
his official existence supported the report with great
ability and was the effect of that speech that drew
out Lamartine in reply But this executive is tenn
porary and have doubt that Lamartns will have
assigned to him the first place under the consti-
tutonat least, the present state Of public sentiment
demands it. Poland has made a formal demand upon
the French for assistance and it is understood that
the subject is under full consideration. The spi-
t of the nation is in favor of coming to the asssanc
OF Poland; and entertain the Impression that it will
manifest itself to that effect in the National Assembly
regard the circumstances as tending strongly,
the last week, to a European war, than previously
The declaration of war by the Pope against Austria
the demand of Poland for assistance upon Francethe
mutiny of the National Assembly in France and its
sympathy for Italy and Poland all conspre to increase
the chances in favor of European conflict The teie
of the l4th will express by its emblematcal figures the
italy, whether Poland is ndcd to 10 included or ex
cuded by this, does not sufficiently appear. But
there will be no manifestation of sympathy for Rome,
Austria and Prussia The eemen ts in motion for
the Development of extraordinary events the struggle
in all Europe has not abated it may not be striking
in the moment when kings were hurled from their
the elements Of power assembling and preparing
for terrible conflict yet the sword may not be invo
ked the final arbter between the of the people
and Of dynastes and kings; but the blood that is flow
ing in the war between Prussia and Denmark-thc
Germans, and Poles and Austrians-thc Italians and
Austrians-the Sicians and king of Naplcs-and the
preparations of Russia and Franco, yet behind the
scenes.-portend an awful conflict OF arms To live
under free institutions to di in fighting for them.
is the firm resolve Of the people of continental Europe
Continental Europe cannot be judged in this respect
| by England or lreland-with tho former words
the stern purpose the people manfests itself
the most resoute and determined acts To die for the
country is the sentiment which now animates cont-
mental Europe. and from which shrinks Life
not to be regarded Of any value, except
| means of efecting the liberty of the psope-the
public and private, and its sentiment adopted fully by
the people, necessary, thousands Of women would
put mons apparel, and take the places of soldiers
there probably but few exceptions in France and
the loss of father husband brother in battle does
not cost tcsrhe died in glory, and his country
bams his pemory and his friends arc ready to spare
him for that purpose. There is shrinking from any
danger, or tho prospect of any danger and all stand
ready, mt moments notice to march up to the
mons mouth No one could DO coward in France or
shun death at the call of the country I think the
people generally court the honor Of dying for the
| Of liberty. OBSERVER
PARrs, May 10, 1913.
Monuments Napoleon and Marshal Ney-Nephew Of
-Lafayenes--EiysGe Borbon-Pdre Ia
Chaise-G Graves Of Ney and MS .4s,ociaies-of La
fiyei,e $c.-.aierandcr and We,lingioa Napoleon
and Mrat-Mns Pompadour-I Increasing Prospects
Of Wr--FaH IF Stocks-EngHsh Influence
The memory of the men who have given glory to
France appears dear than to the hearts
of the French people. The monument to the memory
of Napoleon is in process constructions and will be
worthy of the man and his country That ordered by
the present government to be erected the spot
where the heroic Ney shot by the allies is about