The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-03

he will be called upon to perform viii Europe again
France We skall The Masses SUCH have
elected Bonaparte in Paris-the who effect
ed the revolutions and they unite upon him through
out the country they will him. 1t critical hour
for Lamartine, for THEIRS and others who aspire to
Paris will create immense attraction. 1t Is to be
given in the of the 10000 who elected him upon
such short notice. He notified France in letter
to the government, month since, that he resigns
all desire to the throne, and gives himself to the re-
public think the government have added fuel to the
flame, by attempting to expel him from the country
and it may yet swallow them up. OBSERVER.
PARIS, June H. 1s47.
National Assembly against the Executive Commission
er-Bonaparte admitted Great INSTRUMENTATION
al Guard FOUNDED Critical Conditian of the Erecu-
tire.
The National Assembly is against the Executive
Commission on the question touching Prince Louis
Napoleon Bonaparte. The Executive this morning
Introduced the question to the Assembly sustained by
Lamartine and Ledru Rollin; and, taking advantage
of large concourse of people, and the excitement
produced by the discharge of musket intentional or
accidental, by which captain of the National Guard
was badly wounded. The question pressed under
exciting circumstances, and with great ablity-but
Jules Favre leading in opposition to the measure and
in pretty discusssonand sustained by Others
removed the impression created by the Executive and
reserving two questonsone relating to his age, and
the other in reference to his ctizenshpt was voted
to admit him member of the Assembly The effect
of the vote is to the impeachment created by
the act of lS32-banshng.m. Its said the Executive
had given orders before this vote to have him arrested
or he had not entered Paris, understood few
days snce) and if of course this vote will cause
him to be Immediately discharged took the liberty
to express the sentiment, in former letter. that 1t
would be unwise to attempt to defeat his right to sit
in the Assembly and to hope that the Executive did
not intend to press the question, under
stood; but they have done it, and in that measure
question two members having made great exertions
in the Assembly to carry the purpose. II they had
desired to invent pretender to the throne, and to
have injured their own influence, they could hardly
have been more fortunate for there is no name so
strong in France as that of Bonaparte and as the
republic have overthrow the that created
the law, and admitted three of Napoleons nephews to
the Assembly there is strong disposition to remove
any objection to the fourth, although he may be the
heir to the throne under Napoleon But he had
declared himself supporter of the republic,
Punishment; and the excitement upon that ques-
ton called out an immense crowed OF, people,
excited, filling the Place de la Concorde. The rappel
beaten, and five six regiments placed round the
Assembly In the meantime one or more firearms were
discharged and as Lamartine announced that an
attempt had been made upon the life Of the command
of the National Guards that there had been cries
in the multitude of ga tas la Repubque' and cira
and the troops ordered to charge the multitude,
and dispense them, which effected, without very
much cause for so great excitement and the
vusion quite strong after it, supposed if
there intention to force through vote OF
Punishment upon the excitement of the moment.
There ndiscreton in enactng it and as the
ecutlve not finally sustained, Surmised That
Ledru Roln will resign but think he will not at
least, that he has for it. And / think the
Assembly have acted wisely and justly in not banshng
Prince Bonaparte. OBSERVER.
PARIS June 10, 1s4S.
.another New Kingdom in .4ustria if not Tco More
Congress at Sekne--States to Compose it-15,003
Series at Carlowit=-Their Declaration of Indepen-
dence-Cong reSs of Democrats in Germany-State of
Paris at The O'Clock.
Another kingdom has arisen in the interior Of
Austria, and an Assembly held at Selin, in which it
has been resolved to separate completely from Hunga
ry and to form Southern kingdom, Sclaye composed
of Croatia, Sclavona, Dalmata, Bunot, under the di-
rection of Sallarch, to nominate King who shall be
placed under the protection of the Emperor of ustra
and deputaton has been sent to Inspruck, to obtain
the appreciation his Majesty to this country
| kingdom. An assembly of $4,000 Serbes have held
their meeting at Carowitz, in which they have de-
clared themselves and their country free and indepen
dent, both Of Hungary and the house of Austria.
| These have cut loose entirely, and have
sent deputation to the Congress at Prague. They
have chosen permanent body, to organize the
try of twelve members and have sent deputation of
| 40 to inform the Emperor of their proceedings.
A Congress of the democrats of Germany will also
be holden at Frankfort the fourteenth to the six
teenth of this month"; to take into consideration their
duties and those of their constituents in the pre-
sent whirlpool Of events there attempt to get
the other assembly to press vote to nterdict them
but is said to have failed
Charles Albert and the report is to notify him that
If he takes possession of other country than that
which pertains to the two contending parties, 1t will
be coed cause of England seems to be busy in
her good offices, just at this moment, in Europe,
while she is planting her foot in Central America.
Up to this hour three o'clock Paris is quiet and
both the press and the people seem to be well satisfied
with the vote of the Assembly admitting Louis Napo
leon some two hundred persons have been ar
rested for being engaged in the emete of Monday, in
demonstration which undoubtedly had an effect upon
the Assembly, it indicated the nigh excitement of
the people, and the folly Of attempting to prosecute
man because he was the nephew of Napoleon.
The Executive Commission will not resign, think
they to me to indicate desire to hold on-and,
perhaps it is best they should though am still of the
opinion that sooner or later they must resign-and
that every hour they continue they doing them
selves greater and greater injury Perhaps they will
from their present postion-but think they
cannot.
The law in reference to incompatibities of place,
and cumulative salaries has been passed and with the
exception Of certain officers such Minister'S the
Mayor of Paris, the Commander Of the National Guard,
and few others it excludes members fiom receiving
time the National Assembly may be in session There
is to be provision in the constitution regulating
this matter after its adoption but the debate on this
question shows that public functionary ought
| to be admitted into legislative body. Poor human
nature is too weak to be thus tried in public body
welding the destnes of q nation. One hundred and
sixty-cgh functonaries sitting, members
of the National Assembly But with all Europe as an
example it is most crcditable France to make this
heroic effort to arrest the abuse In time the people
will take up the question, and settle it for the legisa
ture Crops look finely in this country-and the farm
ers will have an abundant harvest and is therefore
of little public consequence whether the stocks of
spectators rise fall at the Boursebut believe they
have risen since the admission Of Louis Napoleon
OBSERVER.
PARIS June Is, 1913.
Decree of the Frenel People touching the Bonapaes-
Resignation Of the Executive Commisson-Lamar-
ine-Hs Present Position is Unnatmal-The Move
ment for Louis Napoleon is not an Imperial One.
The storm that raging on Monday in Paris has
| abated during Tuesday and Wednesday. The act
Of the Assembly in admitting Napoleon, was in ac-
cordance with the public feeling, and has allayed the
tempest that rising and might have overwhelmed
the nation in of trouble. had contrary de-
csion taken place. 1t is said with much confidence
that part all the executive committee will resign
and indeed. that the W have already done and In