The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-01

pAthies and 90 much rapoor and snnity j. bssg
minated against US that must be our guard five do
Engiish mseontsnts,-if allow Italy blindy to con-
nis ito dssiues to Charles Albert II tolerate hs de-
the Poles BY empty sps:ohts va shall nf.iSy wtn..s
new holy alliance" Of dehroned falling kings against
the people of Europe who would be treated IS rebels
We are in the mid of Of those rare and solemn
crises given by God to nations the shaken world
ci!latss it; base The people impel toward: lu
h. darkness Of tho past What France about to do
II her example, her IDEAS Ter voice, II hsr prayers
esnnos tn: victory o1s: people let her break
cries Of ambition and oonquestno matter II the peo
pie only respond with shouts Of dsintsrss ednes and
xhe Removal OF Aliens Bill
From the London Times, April ISL
T., C t has xs believe arisen
the intended operation OF the Removal Of ALIENS Bill"
introduced into the House OF Lords Monday last by
measure simply to give to the Secretary Of State and
the Lord Lieutenant the power TO remove from the uni
aliens 81 Character whose and coz
duct may DO deemed dangerous to the peace and social
order Of these resns Under the sixth clause of this bill
and settled n this country for the last years
not In any way b. affected BY the sct
The French Republic.
The latest Intelligence from Paris IL Of the l4h ult
The elections for officers OF the National Guards have
generally sp:aking Terminated in favor of the repubi-
La Sers states that the Bank of France 10 about to
issue all notes OF 26 and so frances to bs secured
the private property Of Louis Philippe Of which tho sale
All the Ksss and other Arab chiefs Of tho province
Of Aaisrs had presented their homage to the CO.
vernon General, and made their submission to the
The Nonifeur dss Clubs announces that oitixsn La.
eordars, former Jesuit missionary, has offered himself
he proposes elected to demand the restoration Of the
church property to the amount Of 40 0e0 900 franos
with the addition Of 900 francs The club of the
haau 81
candidate.
The M'nitsur De. Club. states, that citi.sn Jules
1stion Of Labor, has proposed that the operatives
throughout the republic shall subscribe each penny
day. which l%ppo.ns that IA 600 600 persons should
cuoecrios would bs sufficient to psy OF the naionsl
debt 10 hsen years This proposition was adopted una
On the 9Th Instant the students of the College Bour.
bon (now called the Lyces Cornels) revoltsd against
their masters and marched te the Hotel do Vile to
protest against decision of the proussur Of the col
iegs, who decliued to grant to the Of M Guizot
PRISE no had recently saned In consequences Of his res
t'onship to the ex. minister The students hailed
with ordinations BY the populace as the procession
The Duchess de Monpsnsisr is said to b. the only one
Of the Princess Do Jonvilo, which, it il said, came
partly from the crown OF Bagansa comprised in the
said that we'll known spseulAtor has offered the
provisona government to rent the park Of Monosaux
the pry.t. property Of Louis Philippe 81 francs
garden, In the style ofVsuxhsl
M CADET the communist leader, and M. Conslerant
tbs chief q the have great hopes Of being
elected to the national assembly They have both put
forth addresses for in favor Of
peace and order; and appears that all their disciples
last meeting 81 the sud their friends about
5000 In number MIR Owen WAS presented to the
bly, by M CADET The old English socialist received
with great enthusiasm and several Of the meeting
sursd him that like him, they for using
than moral force in the sndavor to establish their doc
triue6
NJ Lsdru Roin has issued another circular to the 60
vernmsnt oomms.sriss, which appears In the ksnsur
declares to BE- impsrious of promoting BY ali tn. means
in their power, the election OF republican candidates.
and Of Of opposing all who would favor monarchy
In any form, cons ttutona not. He allows his
missarss to be candidates but forbds them
TO use In their favor the influence with which their
We learn from Toulon on tho 4th Of April that the
has received orders prepare
pat to sea- 1t will sail Immediately after the elections
and WILL 1t supposed, cruise the coast Of Italy.
The composition Of the army Of the Alps IL annouuo
ed The army 10 to consst Of three divisions Of infantry
division OF cavalry brigade OF artillery and Of
Bsdsau.
TAs provisional government Of the French republic
has just given orders for the speedy removal of Abde
Ksder and his suite to the castle Of Pau The oomman-
der engineers Of that place has sent journal
has received "Ths persons to b. with Adhsl Ksder are
three Of his brothers, his and three
tour near rsstons Each Of these persons has family
composed OF one or two wives and several Children and
each family has one servants. The whsls num-
Der will be at least 40 persons
d. Lsmsrine has received from the Ministers OF Spain
.nd Russia respectively Of the friendly
dispoefions towards the French republic.
on number Of persons having applied In
government being informed that the object Of many Of
them was to aid In the Chartst manifestations In Lon.
except in those In which sassctory motives for
the journey could be q signed.
W.riiEs preparations on great scale continue both
rePso OF lana ana sea forces All the regiments Of
Infantry and cavalry In the departments Of the north
have received orders place their battsions and squad
dated Toulsn, the 4th ut, that the Feet under the
orders Of Admiral Bsudin had b. to sail
ser tns crews should have voted for deputies
General Csvsignse having, In lately refusing che Mi.
nistry Of War; declared that he would only aoospt 1t
sernmsnt has sen, dispatch 10 the General ordering
him 70 accept the portfsuille.
prolses Tor the absorption of the railways by the
government have not come to an agrosmspt upon IT,
wn snasass from the nnancisrs where the draft Of
It nov Preparing end will most probably soon take
debate fern, and b. presented to the railway com.
The 100000 National Guards were, IL 10 pretended,
mobilissd a. piscaution In Of war. Ofthe actual
army there not than 100 600 who could In
case Of nssa be marched to the fronters
Inc Emsnstpation De Toulouse makes mention Of
the disturbances said to have occurred Ia that city
On the 10th and llh, Troyss had been the theatre OF
on foot and osisions had taken place between them
andhs workmsn in which savsral persons wounded
on both SIDES. The conniasary Of the gsvernmsnt.
whose arbitrary proceedings hsd oooAsionsd the tumut
vas obliged to resign and depart for Psrs Rsms was
the scene OF similar riots the days National
Gu0d having been wounded In tho hsxd by blow from
spade, his comrades charged the mob with fixed
bsyonets and wounded several individuals less
severely The Patriotic ds 4pes announces that tran
q1ity had been disturbed In tins department Of Isere
Of the pretsnson Of the inhabitants of
Autrans TO cut wosd In . neighboring forest When
the revolution OF February ooeurrsd" says the Patriotic
the people Of Autrans their dsysstatons
and general keeper Of ths forest having bean sent to
make an inquiry, was asssiled and iltreatsd by the
peasantry Such acts could rem unpunshed and
magistrats accompanied BY body Of troops repaired
to the village during the night Of the 9th At O'clock
m the houses Of the leaders surrounded, and
guard was placed In the church to prevent tho tocsn
from being rung Whilst the four persons arrested
we're interrogAted numerous groups arrived In the
village insults and provocatoDs offered to the
soldiers, and whom the detachment departed with tho
prisoners the toosin rung and the people cried
" To tho Grande Combsw The Grande Combs is
a point Of the road, narrowed by .wo steep rocks
On reaching that spot the solders Kere ss,aed with