The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22
TWO CENTS.

member Of the late that has been chosen
The moderate party rapidly gain strength in the As
eemby. The manifestation of its sentime n Ia when
General Cavagnac announced the nomination Of NM
Carnot and Leblanc, especially the former, noticed
in our second edition the LIST inst. These ntle
men have had the good to retire before that
M Jean Reynaud, the secretary Of the department
OF Public Instruction, has also been obliged to
tiru NJ Reynaud is avowed socialist, aud is kuown
as the author Of the famous circular addressed to the
electors before the election for the general Assembly
in which education was declared to be- superau ous.
and, In some respects, injurious to
rms CIRCULAR was however signed and adopted by M.
Carnot
1t is said that NJ Goudchaux, the new Minister of
Finance, intends to propose project for enabling the
banks Cameron, Baudon, and Gouin, which have
closed since the revolution of February to resume
business The establishment to which tho msa-
sure will be applied will be the Cameron bank
On the Oath, the prisoner Barbes and others who
were at Vincennes, were removed to Ham.
1t is said that M. Dupn, intends propose that
the presidency of the republic be given TO Gene
raj Cavaignac for fifteen months.
The usual weekly account Of the bank did not appear
In the Moniien; but dividend bank shares Of 3of
for the first six months of 1648 declared and
cally published in the Monitew
Most of the bureaux, being recognised, proceeded
Immediately to the discussion Of the project VI tho
stitution The preamble, which contains a declaration
OF the rights of man, encountered lively opposition,
grounded chiefly upon the fact Of its being vague and
decamatory, and paraking more OF the character OF
claptrap for the people than having any distinct
and practical Specification. The declaration of the
rights of labor produced some animate discussions in
which M. Theirs took prominent part delivering
speech which made considerable sensation ia the bu-
reau, and was seen in every ones hand this mornin az
Decidedly, moderation aud intelligence conf ng into
the ascendant and the democratic social republic
is at a sad discount NJ Leon Faucher also spoEe in
the 7th bureau, with considerable effect against the
preamble Of the constitution. This a circum nee
of negative kind which strikes observer very for
cbe comparing these days with those of NJ
Apr-the "Marselaisc," "Mourr pour Ia Patrie,n the
s. Chant du d part" !and similar airs, which never
ceased to sound in the streets and public ways
literally heard
NJ Carnot, the minister of public instruction, has
resigned his Office having fallen into disgrace by being
defeated in the National Assembly, on demanding
1CO0OOOf the amelioraon of the condition
mary teachers. M. Bonjean moved an amendment,
that the sum should be reduced 000f, upon the
ground that the minister had publ he'd at the public
expense certain book called the Manuel .:epubH-
can, containing doctrines Of very violent and
cbi cal character The anne ndment being put,
ried by a majority of IL. NJ. Vauabelle has been ap-
The paper of The Able de hammer ais. the Peupie
Constituent, attributes the late rebellion to tho in
trigues Of the house of Orleans or the prisoners con-
fined in the barrack of the Rue de Tounon hundred
have escaped into the catacombs, and can nowhere
be found.
The army of the Alps is daily arriving in Paris
The Debats says General Bedeau will not take office
Notwithstanding the reports of the extensive losses
Of the Garde Mobile, it that not more than 800
of this corps is put hors du combat.
The funeral procession of the victims of the I'D Of
June has passed off without accident 1t was attic led
by General Cavagnac the Ministers, and several
beers OF the Assembly The procession not so
gorgeous at first contemplated, in consequences OF
information having been given that attempt was
int nded to be made on the life Of Cavaigaac.
The following Deputies have been elected Vce-Pre-
sdents of the Assembly for the month of july Messrs
Georges Lafayette, GORDON, Lacrosse, Marrast, Cor
menin, and Portals, all moderate republicans The
two Secretaries, Oscar Lafayette and Pean,
elected.
NJ. de Girardin has addressed the following protesta.
ton to all the journals" Arrested without motive,
and imprisoned du secret for eleven days, the
most vague grounds. and released in fine after mere
ly formal examination, and without any document
produced against me by which corj know why was
deprived of my lib rty the 18th June and why
enlarged the 5th Of July, my first act is protest
against the suppression Of the journal La Presto
double attack on my liberty and property which re-
serve to mysefthe right of discussing when La Pesss
shall re-appear. the bureaux and printing Offices Of
that journal being under the seals Of the govern
Ment."
THREATENED HOSTILE MANIFESTATION PREVENTED.
PARIS, Thursday, July Gone O'clock
The change announced by the President of the As
semby yesterday in the arrangements the neral
Of the victims, was founded upon information Of q
rious character. The workmen dwelling in the lately
disturbed quarters had determined upon sallyng out
upon the Boulevards, and making hostile manfesta
ton against funeral honors done to those with whom
they had been engaged in mortal strife by order
Of the police this morning. the persennes of all tho
windows were thrown back, to prevent shots be-
ing fired from behind them and rumor is always
busy on occasions like the present. it is affirmed, that
had the funeral proce ssion to the Baste persist
ed in. there would have been catastrophe. The
ceremony is now confined within the space between
the chamber of the National Assembly and the Made
lene, and witnessed by comparatively few per-
sons for the neghborhood is filed with troops and
GpnId; The ceremony was altogether Ill
number Of fourteen taken out certain catego-
RES Of victims What q sickening folly huge
al ar has been erected at the entry the Champs Ely
sees the columns of the Chamber and Of the Made
la ne covered with black cloth with white stars,
all the haste of mysterious trepidaton There
is no possibility now Of attempt being made to
disturbance for the Place de la Concorde Is complete
y shut in aud we are under I-artal law which to-day
il nothing abated If its vigor.
M Garnet is out and NJ. Vauabelle is Minister Of
lrbic Instruction. This gentleman like Lamartine,
any other spectacle writer's of the school,
81. st and because he could not swallow Orean-
j' cf ever the middle classes among the blouses.
all here 4 Lo a. Co. nc all business is suspended
Post oloses at o.'i.,A
We read the follovios u a. ...'a Pujiic of Lyons
Of Wednesday
Ires,nce of tn, Partisan insl.--s tsv. ;aicn
fuse within ,ur walls is beginning TO produce
day there evident emotion in the ateiisra
In tie apprehension Of els urlanres the troops
in eT HrTu,s b. out sS night The
patrols Iaraded the during The n;h Harp j. these,
cauto, useless peace and order snrbci ri
Ct riot which ey take exciting among
to habits Of industry the Of well being of people,
TIE FUNERAL OF The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Il
CAUNoT.
The funeral If the victims Of the last outbreakwlI
fixed to take place on the 9th inst. IL had been
originally proposed that after the celebration of the
funeral service in the church Of the Madeleine the
funeral procession should have proceeded along the
to the place dc la Base where in the vaults
beneath the Column of July the bodies would have
been deposited This plan however, has been altered
In the sitting of Wednes iay the resident announced
to the National Assembly that as the vaults undr t.s
Column Of July were not yet prepared, the bodies
would for the present be deposited in the Madclsne
There will therefore, be procession to the Place 10
la Bastie. The true reason Of this postponement OF
the procession is said to be the discovery by the Police
plot shoot General Cavagnac and his officers as
they pass along the Boulevards, in the procession
here grand altar erected in the Place de Ia Con-
corde, close to the Madeleine, at which n funeral
vice will be celebrated by the Bishop of Orleans
The funeral of the Archbishop of Paris takes plaos
to-day.
In the Monitor of yesterday appears the following
decree:-
FRENCH REPUBLIC.
In the Of the French peoplel
lhe President Of the Council charged with tho executive
pow deeimires-
The Citizen vauabee appointed Minister Of Public L.
stucon place Of the Citizen Csrno whose resisnsuoan
accepted. - . . 80 ,.u
The Minister of Justice, BETIMoNr
PARIS, July 5, 1913.