The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-11

The ex-King and Queen of the French remain in re-
trement in England. at Claremont surrounded by the
several times The Prince and Princess de Joinvie and
the Duke dAumale arrived at Lisbon in French steamer
from Algiers, They remained at Lisbon two days, and
AT grand ball ST Petersburgh, on the sth an aid
decamp suddenly entered and gave slip of paper the
Emperor. His majesty changed color and with sign OF
his hand he babe the music stop Turning the officers
he said, Gentlemen France is a republic; you must be
ready to put foot in stirrup at moments notice"
Correspondence of the N. Evening Post
PARIS March 10,
q Rue dc la Vicloire.
We live fast here! Every day is an age-every minnie
year! Panic, dsust failures, and commercial ruin
the natural consequences OF the commissions lust
riencedoow in quick succession God grant hat Ties
evils may be temporary only. But such a shock is nor
easily speedily got 1t is useless to look now TO
causes though all sensible men, of whatever party agree
that Louis Philippe and his satellites morally as they
do materially, bear the odium and responsibility Of the
refer you to the report of the present minister of finance
under the provisional government-Mr. GARNER Pages
OF the wreched despoied Of the of the coun
Try, as found upon the examination OF affairs; and pro-
dnced by the folly corruption and squandering the late
government Had Louis Philippe remained the throne
nothing could have prevented general bankruptcy
Sooner or later, II must have mere sueson Of
time The republic has boldly made the truth known ac
cepted the heavy responsibility thrown upon it, and re
solved upon meeting matters with aDkness, and far as
II can, with efficient remedies The will is not wanting
but can say the same to the meansl
We are now in the midst of commercial ruin! All the
bankers refuse to DO any BUSINESSMAN is say that they
u ia only
their own paper The Bank of Famce has ssnene3 ns
eae payments !, s5i however pays specie pre-
only done in exceptional cases. when manufacturers &c
want to pay workmen 1t now has fifty nine millions
out in consequence of the upon it, fourteen mil
lions Not cent of specie is be seen in the shops
the be coined We strangers s who oa de
pend upon bankers paying bills them, are in a fr
blank paper Ten per is asked by the changers for
specie, and that only be had small sums This liz.
give you whole insight into the matters; for
you know, the financial question the which covers
sued by the Bank OF France but my opinion is that hard
ed 0ns ys OF % psl0s em ss and
so far the city quiet but the strangers wealthy
who a%ep, The trade Of luxury which peculiarly the
must soon nay now beginning be severely felt by the
been admirable, and have strong hope that thew viii na,
De shaken from their proprey The day before yester-
guards who you know, chiefly Cor rather until now
nave been chey composed of the bourgeosie and shop
ieseind measure perfectly just ITSELF which it recently
TINS measure, in view of the approaching elections con.
national guard, and which enjoyed some pecniiar priv;
na,o lal guards footing perfect equality. These
flank companies to the number of OOO proceeded to the
eminent TO reseind the measure. The government Serv
properly refused The people Or this move
lent OF the privileged companieslomed principally ot
the haue bougeoisehc very first symptoms of an anti
@ @ eeling, ana the first step reaction
Ievoutonary spirit OF the people and the next day. the
nth, the people in their bouses formed pocessio 10 the
number Of 00O and proceeded in their urn y, h H I
de Vle to assure the government of support and to
thing passed OIL without any disturbance or accident The
people went armed and many priests Joined them
nent great strength, and has induced still more to y on
the masses lfito only hold together and think i, viii
pect OF matters settling down. f0
The great man of the momentand truly great he has
physical La e as ws 1 a, IN m0ai and
made to induce the government postpone the elections
ing them held, the 9th April do not think h u w
40 10 postpone these elections am inclined 10
believe would be followed by sad consequences as time
would be given for the and nges 10 oment dis,
olaers iougnou the country The the elections
few words, will only say that all political combnation.
social POLITICAL and economca &c~is made ,be nh;
OF open discussion, and is brought under investigation in
meet together The discourses and proceedings Of he
CUBS are OF the most exciting and interesting nature
space time am ali over as YOU nav ina ~, ; so snoi,
tryto slip behind all the different scenes of this ,yondern
dama-whe,her club at the Hotel de Vile. or ese
where Whether order win be maintained or nor no man
can tell The wsest and the coolest head knows no more
and who would dare TO predict now have, however'
deep and abiding faith in the grand result be The
through. ' """S nave 10 30
o. lns lme had come for the rotten monarchy of Louis
would still have arrived The moderate thar on
he ga OF February called for ft REFORM are in the no
sllol OF thirsly man, who upon asking for glass OF
wafer, should have been pitched the Seine to tak.
Tong drink They have got than they wanted, To
Keep up with events impossible They follow in too
rapid succession for that therefore give Won a sligh
skech Oh some leading understanding you for the Fest
" 'he papers, which are now hawked hundreds about
uo stcetS all restriction being OF taken OFT shall
not be asoned to hear OF the failure here
however, In lew days the decks Will be more clear
one way or the other All will have gone or condolences
VIA beKih to revive News this morning from Germany
snow Berlin TO be in state of instruction. So far Aus
uia mas not moved We antci pate war
Yours most truly, w H.
England.
The ministry have carried the income tax in spite of all
opposuon within and without Parliament, and SO are
safe in their places for the present
An attempt was made in the House of Commons on tbe
land but 1t failed, the majority the other way being so
Inc measure OF capital punishment was debated for
lour hours on the 18th, but lost by l22 to &C.
Republic France
haareSs o. me provisional gopernme to the people of
France.
The Woniteur contains the following
1hs provisional government to the French people
"CIrzENs' The duty of the government is to addres, the
nation on every great act OF the people are abot 10
accomplish the greatest act in the life of a nation an,
the representatives OF the peopeto forth bv vour voe
not only government, but social power-an entire con-
stution You are about to organize a republic We have
merely proclaimed it raised power by DIR
ing the interegnum of the people, neither wished nor
necessity. Had refused the post of danger, should
have been towards. IF remained in office hour
longer than necessity commands should be usurpers
You alone powerful We reckon days. We are