The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-04
FOREIGN.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

Arrival Of the new Steamship Magyar. at Boston,
Three days later intelligenee-The insu,reetion IN
Parts.-farkets, &c.
The new steamship Niagara, Captain Ryrie arrived al
Boston early on Friday morning She sailed from Liver
pool at on the 10th ut and has, therefore, made
the passage twelve and half days, which is equal In
speed that of the steamship United Staies-Boston be-
ing one day nearer than New York is to Liverpool The
news is, of course, of considerable Importance
The conspiracy discovered in Paris on Monday, for
the overthrow of the republic and the establishment OF
terrorism has been sgnally defeated The greater po
ton of the wreched promoters OF this movement are now
either in the hands OF the authorities or reduced to con
diton which will not admit OF their being able TO do fur
Their harm Louis Blanc, however, is still at liberty, al
though there strong grounds for suspectng that he
actually with the conspraors during the two hours
he absent from the National Assembly on Monday.
The strongest means have been adopted to prevent a
of physical display by the members OF the
cet clubs the allegiance OF the troops OF the line, and
national guard is fully depended on, and NJ Lamatnes
popularity had been ehectually restored; still feeling is
widely prevalent that the government is feeble, and the
ultra democratic party in the ascendant but the presump
ton is scarcely warranted Judging from the results OF the
determined bearing exhibited by the majority of the mite
rim government Advces from Paris, of Thursday even
ing state that the city had been perfectly tranquil during
the day. The number of arrests amounted to two hun
bred up that time. Blanqui and Floe, by mys
terous influence, had been liberated General Cayagnac
has been appointed Minister Of War, and Mr.. Trouve
driven out of the Hall of the National Assembly on
the 18th, they marched to the Hotel de Vle to appoint
committee of public safety MI Barbes, Albert, and
the other ministry of the would be new provisional gov
eminent had just commenced in the identical room In
which Robespere and his associates were seized their
functions directors, when the national guard entered
guarded, pOunced upon the pseudo government, and,
after struggle, in which M Bar hes in particular ran
some risk, carried them off as prisoners Citizen So
brer in the interim repaired to the Minister OF the In
terror with his Montdgndrds he demanded Abundance,
and the transfer of the minstryto him. and of the mill
ary posts TO his faithful followers He admitted,
b,,to nlyfc hon HiS
armed stripped OF their scarlet cravats and turned
adrft After the Chamber of Deputies and the Hotel de
Vile had been puged OF their new oceupanis and after
the arrest of several parties connected with the attempted
revolution who had, in the first instance, escaped all
Paris presented of national guards, moving IN
columns of thousands to the great points OF the city
the people and the women the bestaressed ladies even
cheering them PEASANT. Not chair was unoccuped
nor was there scarcely possibility OF moving in the
bouevards from the crowds of well-dressed people, OF
both sexes and of workmen mixed up with them, dis
cussng groups what had taken place. and IN loud con-
demaation of the disturbance This feeling was almost
universal Here and there fanatic cried ptue Bar6es
but was Immediately surrounded SEIZED carried off
to prison. Such the conduct of the people through
out that important evening By midnight all was quiet
and the students of the military school of st Cyr, arrived
in Paris, and several regiments of the line from other
quarters marched on the capital The students OF the
Poyechn school turned out at the first report OF the in
surrecon and placed themselves at the disposal OF the
executive government When M Lamartne and M Le-
dru Ron went to the Hotel de Vile on the 18th, the
arrested by the second in command at the Hotel de
Vile M. Ledru Rollin having. strongly protested
against this the officer answered arrest you, because
your is in the list of the pretended government
that has been proclaimed" NJ Ledru Rolln then alght
ed from his horse when he joined by Lamartine,
who said he would be answeIabe tor his coeague
quill $4,000 national guards had passed the night under
arms, or in patrolng, but incident save one that
could be characterized as violence occurred after night
fall. The exception was at the headquarters OF Citizen
Sobrier whose house, No 16 in the Rue de Rvo exact
" opposite the Tucres. entered by the people and
the iiremer and the national guards His own body
guards of Monagnards were seized, dsarmed, and gno
minousy kicked into the street, his bureau and private
apartment broken into, his papers torn or burnt The
made for the citizen himself, who, fortunately for him.
was at that moment the other side OF the water
Three national guards were killed at the passage Moere
the Hotel de Vile itself. The man who shot him was
Immediately arrested vast number Of persons were
arrested, among whom were Sobrcr, Raspail, CADET
Barbes, Hubert, Courais, and Blanqui., The ma
tional guards seized upon Courais, stripped his epau
before them NJ Caussidere, the project OF the police is
implicated in the affair." and has been dismissed Seventy
five Of the body guard kept by the Clubbs Sobner IN
large quantity of arms and ammunition were found 1t
was announced that the guard called the Monagnards
was disbanded. Persons who were IN the room with NJ
Barbes also arrested and conducted to prison These
arrests said to amount to at least sixty On many per-
sons were found pistols, daggers and some letters
from the chiefs of the plot The first legion OF the ma
tona guard which is the most arstocratc IN Paris was
the most ardent in favor of the National Assembly 1t
was the Duke de Monchy who arrested General Courtas
The sword of Gen. Courtas carried by the lrst le
gion in triumph through the streets The prisoners
were sent at o'clock on the 10th to Vincennes, and
any attempt to relieve them would be useless. Two
regiments of curassers came up at gallop from Yer,
sales The part taken by Louis Blanc in the ARRAY OF
the 18th is yet involved in some mystery lie cannot
it is supposed, clear himself of completely in the mat,
ter During the time that the mob had possession OF
the Assembly, he as well Barbes Albert, and Gen.
Courais, mingled with the crowd in the ane.chambers
and the obbes and shook them by the hand, and ex-
pressed his confidence in them When Albert and Barbes
the Hotel de Vile, M Louis Blanc also Quilted
the Assembly but fortunately for himself he did not
company them the Hotel de Vile and he has not given
any explanation of where he in the interval But
certain it is after the failure of the attempt to establish
provisional government he reappeared and declared sol
EMMY that he perfectly innocent OF all participation
in the events of the day: declaration which
ceived with shouts of dersion and contempt M. So
brer have been of the prime movers OF the
kneute In the search made the evening OF the 18th
at the Office of the Commune de PARIS, published by him
there were found 600 mukets most of which were loaded
barrel of gunpowder and other munitions OF war:
Some of the papers which seized are said to be OF
great Importance Not less than eghytwe arrests were
made in Sobrers apartments One OF the persons arrested
had paper his hand which he thrust into his mouth and
tried to swallow but being seized by the threat he was
obliged to give up and turned out to be list OF aes
1t appears that the government ascertaned that the nva
sion of the assembly regularly organized conspiracy
and that the instruction intended to break out at the
same instant at Lyons, and probably at other places