The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-09
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man whose ultra opinions give him little in
with the communist party. IL seems that y pl OF
actually formed to ntimdate the Provisional q
ment eject NJ. Lamartnc, NJ Marrast, and other
derate members therefrom, and form govern ment
consisting Of Lcdru Rollin, CADET Banqui Albert.
LOUIS Blanc, FlocOn, Arago Raspa and Pierre Roux
meeting was accordingly got up at the Champs dc
MARS on sunday, with this Interior object Blanqu
harangued the mob. However Lamartine and Marrast
having got previous intelligence of the plot, circum-
vented their designs The national guards well
Things which threatened complete reign of terror,
furnished the government with pretence to call in
the military all classes now deeming the lately pro-
scribed troops of the linz the of order life
and property. couple of regiments brought
into Paris Cannon for the first time since revoiu
ton was placed before the Hotel de VILE or the Ma
tona Guards of Paris fewer than 100 900 assembled
the quays and bouevards joined by 10000 Of tho
the gardes mobiles and this body, between which
and the National Guards jealousy had previous
y existed fraternised they passed each other and
their common differences buried in oblivion.
The peace Of Paris thus secured. The usual
hbtons and speeches took place before the Hotel do
VILE, and the cause of the communists sank apparent
ly into insgnifcance counter demonstration Is Of
course threatened In the Of the tumult at
the Hotel de Vile. CADET stgmatscd Lamartine AZ n
traitor to the republic Lamartine Withdrew, and,
having consulted with his colleagues, orders to arrest
CADET were issued in the course Of the evening"
There can be doubt that the whole affair nded
strengthen materially the moderate party in the pro-
yisional government Another unlimited circular pub
lished in Paris on Saturday last In the Of NJ.
Ledru Ron. contributed very greatly to indispose the
Parisians to countenance the communists. Its violent
popular that he compelled to dsav0w its authent
city and that 1t had been issued from his department
without his knowledge and sanction. 1t is evident
that tho sensible and moderate Of the provisional
government have been secretly, If not openly at var
ance with the extreme party On the Saturday even
ing previous to the Sundays demonstration, high
words took place between NJ. Marrast and NJ. Ledru
Rollin. in the council NJ. Lcdru Rolin applied the
opprobrous term lache, coward to NJ. Marrast,
whom he accused Of betrayng his principles NJ
Marrast followed this up by a blow he struck NJ
Ledru Roin, and the other members interfored
and prevented further violence Indeed, it is openly
asserted that the plot Of Blanqui and CADET, the
concerted by the extreme party in the provisional 60
vernmsnt which, it be true must lead to its speedy
construction.
Blanqui harangued his club melting them in the
violent language, to arm and overthrow the govern
mcnt He invited the people to pay more taxes to
raise the wages of the workmen to five francs per day
and compel the rich to minister to the wants of the
sick and aged prOlearansthe classical name for
the ''shirtlcssn Commissarcs appointed to
to understanding with vast number Of other clubs
VINO advocate similar Prnc,pes 1t IS now evident that
violent antagonists has fairly commenced The rapps
was again beaten the morning Of Tuesday the 18th
Vast numbers Of national guards kept under
during several hours, perhaps with view to weary
them out and the whole capital kept in contin-
ual state Of terror and confusion 1t stated that
both Blanqui and CADET arrested by order of
the government The report is put forth actively
ment are now again on friendly terms, and that all
differences have ceased But while arrests of the
communists are taking place in different parts Of Paris
for single day. The great demonstration for the fra
termination of the National Guards the troops of the
line and the people, which appointed for Thurs
day. expected by many to be marked by great
catastrophe. Rumors of an intention to ssssssinate
OF the provisional government by way of
signal for general revolt, afoat The review and
determination of the troops, the National Guards and
the Gardes Mobiles cannot fail to be of the
wonderful exhibitions that has taken place the
world. The lines to be formed on the bouevards
and in the % from the Bias
the avenue dc Neuily. A glance ut the map of Paris
will give idea of this most astonishing spectacle,
which, We trust, will terminate peacefully.
1t is evident that the government IL paving tho way
for the introduction of regular troops to remain
permanently in the capital General Changerner, 1t
is expected will the command of the garrison
Of Paris if this ment be accomplished. In
deed troops are beginning arrive in Paris. and it
will depend of course good deal upon their fidelity
and attachment to the republic whether tranquil
lity can be maintained The ultra party or commun-
lists openly display the badge Of their party the red
settle Of the Montagnards in contradstincon to the
color the sign of the Grondsts moderate party
and to read the French journals of 184S, sometimes
fancy ourselves transported back sixty years and ina
CINE perusing the identical occurrences Of 1889.
The parallel hitherto Is almost complete.
The rumor ahoat is that NJ Louis Blanc and NJ.
Albert, who chiefs Of the Commission Of National
money without stating the object have already grant
ed bons to the amount of three millions OF francs and
this has created unpleasant impression Is stated
that NJ GARNER Pages has been under the necessity Of
giving orders that future Jons shall be issued with
out his signature.
Such is the present state Paris and will be easy
to conceive how slight event may again subver the
prese mt system and throw society into great state
Of confusion a the oath of February.
In the departing there is still increasing indgna
ton against the "dcporable choice Of the provisional
uovernment of tb, commssaries general which have
been Paris This feeling comes from all parts
of the countryfrom the Grondc Montalban. Toulouse,
Dgnc, Gaiac Troyes, Gueret Lille. Amens, Beauvais
SC At st. Etenne, the 14th, the converts
in the had been plaged by the populace, led by
women, under the pretence that needework was done
in the converts to the injury of the unemployed in the
town At Lyons matters appear still In very alarming
state; indeed the dsaection throughout the country
generally against the continuation OF power IN the
capital greatly increasing By our last accounts
Ledru Rollin Crcmieux Flocon were rejected
candidates for the National Assembly by an immense
majority of the Club DIES Independents The other
members accepted without opposition. Lamar
tine seemed particularly popular considerable
number Of arrests taking place at Paris. The
octroi duty meat brought into Paris had been re-
moved and an ad uaorem system OF oetroI duties on
for wages on Tuesday they proceeded in body to
the Paais Royal, where detachment Of National
Guards forced them to dsperse The feeling
gain ground that THURSDAY would pass of Without dis
turbance and the French funds were hrm in conse-
quence.
From the London Chronicle.
PARIS Thursday Evening, April 70,
Haf-past Six O'Clock.
Hitherto the festival of fraternatlon between the
people and the military has gone OF a. well as could
possibly be wished There has not been the slightest
the least appearance OF bad feeling
the part Of any of the actors in this extraordinary
scene The troops Of the line, the National Guards
tho Garde Mobile and the people, all in the best
possible humor and each We'd with the other In the
lOudness of their cheers coruHuty THEIR
lutes If the ltra-repubcans had any sinister ncn-
tions against the powers that be- they certainly did
not venture to show them Not the slightest appear
ance of dislike the troops any part Of the peo
the National Guards or the people came under my
notice. and those with whom have conversed on the
all agree to the cordality shown by all
sent
This festival Is certainly very extraordinary one;
but more on account of the immense number Of per-
sons who took part in it, than from any variety or
splendid in the arrangements. IL II calculated that
tween the National Guards of Paris (horsc and
FOOT the National Guards Of the banue the infant
Of the line the cavalry and artillery OF the hne
the new Garde Urbanie the Garde Mobile. and the in
yads the number Of men who this day hled past the
Arc de Triomphc ut the Barriere de FEtoie was not
ess than $50 900 men or this number, the National
Of Paris were by far the most numerous
They numbered about 100000 men; the National
Mobile 10000. the troops Infantry and cavalry
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