The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20
LOUISVILLE, KY: SATURDAY, MAY 20 1s4s.

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Flocon. The fact thar the National Guards, the
Mobiles, ami all the troops Of the line, on The
north side of Paris at least, OH foot and out o.
doors, proves that something very menacing in
deed is known TO, or apprehended by, Government
The appearance of the National Guards is as firm,
though with an air of more seriousness as II was
ON Sunday, AMI grave as the situation appears,
there are an alacrty and unanimity observable
among them that suggests the belief thai they are
in right earnest
The Communists are said 10 mediate series Of
such dleTtes 10 fatigue the National Guards, aud
indeed other projects Of a more atrocious nature,
are aseTibed 10 them, but 10 which, having no an-
thorty for them but ruInor, shall not now Teier.--
shall observe, however, thai the existence OF
clubs in which much of the existing agitation
lakes its rise, is by the peaeeabe and orderly Of
lhe community, deemed incompatible with public
tranquility An application TO close them is there
fore said TO be contemplated.
The following is tolerably succinct account OF
he circumstances preceding and concurrent with
the demonstration Of the 10Th Of April.
NJ. Blancui stung 10 madness by the publication
Of certain papers allegedto be found at NJ. Guzots
which lmpeached his political character, fulnina.
ted bitter philippe against the Provisional Gov.
ernment, declared the documents published 10 be
iorgeries, and inieighed against NJ. Marrast aud NJ
l.anartine in terms not 70 be forgiven. He swore
10 overthrow the Government, and he is a man
whose ultra opirions give him no little hiadenee
Win The communist pauy. $1,000 4 sal
The object was 10 fonn new government, con-
ssting oil Ledu Rollin, CADET Blanqui Albert,
Louis Blanc, Floeon, ATago, Easpail, and Piers
le kouN. meeting was accordingly got mp al
the Champs de Mars on Sunday, with this ulterior
object. Blanqm hanangued the people Lamar.
tine and Manast having got previous intelligence OF
The plot, ciTCumveuted the design. The National
Guards, as well as the Mobiles, were called out,
aud the critical state of things threating q reign
OF terror, furnished the Government with reason
tor calling in che troops of the line.
A couple Of regiments were brought into Paris.
Cannon, for the first time since the Revolution,
were placed before the Hotel de Vile. 0fthe Ma
uonal GuardsOf Paris no fewer than 100 COL assem-
bled ON quays and bouleyards, Joined by 40 90 OF
The banlien subuebs; TO these were added % 900
OF Cards Mobiles and this body, between which and
the National Guards some jealousy had previously
existed, frdterRised as they passed each other, and
their common differences We're buriedin oblivion
The peace of Paris was thus secured.
The usual exhibitions and speeches took place
before the Hotel de Vile, and the cause of the
Communists sank apparently into insignihcance.
counter demonstration is of course threatened
la The course Of the tumult al the Hotel de Vile,
CADET stignatised lAnartine as a traitor 10 the
republic. LamaTtine Withdrew, and, having con-
suited with his colleagues, orders 10 arrest CADET
were issued ia the course of the evening. There
can be no doubt that the whole affair tended 10
strengthen materially the moderate party in the
Provisional Government
Another ssunlinited'' circular, published in Pa
ms, on Saturday last, in the name OF NJ. Ledm
ROllin, contributed very greatly u indispose the
Parisisns 10 countenance the communists. Its
violent tendency rendered the name Of NJ Ledru
ROllin 40 unpopular that he was compelled TO dis
is authenticity, and declare thai il had been
issned from his department without his knowledge
and sanction. Il is evident that the sensible and
moderate men OF the Provisional Government have
hH 4 moi. at fHa
extreme party.
On the saturday evening previous To the Sunday 5
demonstration, high words took place between NJ.
Narasi and NJ LedTu Rollin in the Council. NJ. Le-
du Rolln applied the OpProbrious tenn Laohs, or
coward, 10 NJ MaTast, whom he accused OF betay-
ing has principles; M Manast followed this up By
blow; he struck NJ. Ledru Rollin and the other
members n.eTteTed and prevented further violence.
Indeed Il is openly asserted that the plot OF Blan-
qli aud CADET, on the sunday, which SO signally
failed, was favored, If not concerted, By the ex-
tIeme party in the Provisional Government, which,
IL il be true, must lead TO its speedy re-eonstuc-
ton.
Ia the Asselnbee Rationale is an article. declar-
ing that committee OF public safety has been
established in Paris. proclamation by the Pro
vasional Government against clubs meeting in aims
gives some countenance 10 the TumoT.
Austrian Italy.
The advices from Milan announce that the Sar-
dtniun troops nave gained some advantages over
the AustTisns at the bridge of GOilo, and Il was at
first stated that 200 Austrian prisoners had fallen
INTO the hands OF the PiedmOntese. II Appears,
however, that this statement greatly eKaggef.
ated, and that the number olprsOners really made,
did not exceed fOU
The Patris Of the I7th says: A letter from Ven.
ice, which has just arrived states that Verona has
been iskenby the Piedmontese army The news
Is since confirmed by the latest accounts.
Twelve hundred Nenitians have been defeated
al MOntebello, near Nieenza, by body of GOO An.
strian infantry and cavalry. The greater part Of
the Nenetians were the students who volunteered
from Padua and Venice. Many persons were Kill.
led.
The Gazetta Piedmontez of the 18th inst, an.
noupees officially that on the 9Th the Auslrians
still held position on the right bank Of the Mnco,
from B0rghetia 10 Monzambano, but seeing the
Piedmontese troops advance towards the former
81 these places, they retired to the left bank and
Immediately blew up the bridge over which they
had passed.
Gen. BroghS, who commanded tbs second corps
Of PiedInontese, under Gen.Somsz, silenced BY
his artillery the eneiny's battery, which occupied
the bridge, and having crossed the river, put The
Austrians to fi,&s
Twas reported in Vienna, on Sunday evening
that courier had arrived from the seat of WEI, II
Italy, with intelligence of an important vicIoD
said 10 have been gained by Rideuky. Great aP
ptehtnsions were entertained in Vienna, in conse-
auence of meeting of operatives, which was 70
have been held on Sunday last, the news Of the
ridiculous failure of the Chartists attempt in Lon,
don, arrived in Vienna on Sunday, and so inspiTit
ed the Burghers composing the National Guards
10 render any attempt popular on the part OF the
operatives to create an eHeNfe.
The btsls of the new Austrian constitution has
just beer published.
The PIIrssian Diet has been dissolved, after hav
ing spent its last hours in ma king somewhat IN
dignIiied mistake. IL had been charged with the
task of clecting delegates for the approaching Ger
man Parliament, and had elected them according
H. but oa the very slme evening news arrived tina
The Federal Diet, in submission TO the DEGREES of
selfeonstituted body calling itself the Committed
Of ths Assembly Of the Notables, had given IL:
sanction to a mode of election based on total,
different principles, so the Prlssian States had ne
choice but 70 curry their own act with as good !
grace as they might. Before separating they votes
a large loan 10 be applied IN the relief Of trads
and asrieultnre. al the diseretion ut the govern
Denmark and Hsl-,aln.
The accounts received from the continent, dal
after DAY, tend more and mole To- comPlcate ths
unfortunate events which have occurred in Hol
stein and Schleswis, with regard to the misunder
standing al present existing between these duche:
and them sovereign King Of Denmark, well a,
10 threaten most seriously tho peace OF Europe
The whole ofthe German confederation is compfo
missed by the inludicious FIRST act OF the King o
Prussia and are called upon 10 take up arms sgains
Denmark On the side of Denmark no actual col
iision has yet taken place, except between tn,
Danish troops and the insurgent Schleswig -Hol
sieneTs. ISL
The Danes landed under cover OF their ships o
war, and after a sharp stTua;le--ior the blood Q
both nations is thoroughly arOused-sncceeded IL
routing Their opponents and making themselves
rnasteT offhe duehy On the 10Th inst, feres
battle was fought near Flemsburg, in which ths