The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-03


vls'ou.l government must be conducted and installed
IN the Hot.l de vlis We want wise and moderate
govern nsnt. We want not blood, but we must hsve
rsrubh,
N Boc.er-Lst Us adjourn 20 ths Hotel de Vile L.
rnsrtin- at tn. head.
Lamartine hereupon went out Of the Chsmhsr, sc,
o,naanisd by a great number OF ctz,ns After h. hsd
goa- ths trnult kept no by uamosr OF csop,e
who ,ined scattered over che nensaes o, ,oe %
bsrs Ia tn. passages aad ia the mdte OF toe semi CIR
N L.nRu RorlrSs-cits.ns understand tina. you
perform solemn ard serious ct ID nomiusuhg pro-
oIrrssssr votcrs w, don' want onc otoer s.
Yes YES we must hsvs sne. -
Isl. lspsu RoILi~s- tbs circumsta noes In which
W. nos placed what evs ~ citizen ought TO DO n
an wilsss to eonsituts themselves their
tstives Th.r,f,rs. say, listen to ne We are about
doiny ssrIousw,rk The re some opposing voices
littie Will ago prov isonA government cannot be
noaiuated in a light frivol gu, manner. WIN you
appear to have been approved of by the msjo-
ritz! (Cr'es Of silence Listen Hear hear >
ppproye of he persons VERY good! hear hearD And
il order TO oc ally and in due form beg the gen
rcportsrs1 to lake of tn. they
toned; for cannot present to France names which
hago not oe.n 10, approved s% Of by you read
Ia as Eyes ye.~
asrHi, i.r rsss, c'Ye. y ye.p aNom
Marie. eyes yesw aNo'D
A voIeE rsoM rHr Cnowp -Cremieux, yes but not
Garn,er Pages. He Is dead, tbs poor fellow.
OTHER YoIcEs-Yes yes Hold your torgus Order,
order
N Lrpsu Rollrs-Ls. tho,e who ars'orpo'sa rails;
their hAnas (Cries Of =" NO! M" Yes! yes
hxrs one more word 10 The government just
ncmioatsd has great ard mmerss duties to fu'hl
therefore adj this meeting to be pres'n. with
the restore order TO stop the enusion
OF blood. and secure tho people in their rights
Inmenss cries. Yes yes; to the Hotel de Viusm
none of the provisional government have declared for
tbs Republic. We shall bs cheated again as we were in
general shout" Yive Ia R.publigue -
Others :" T.y- Ia Rspu'Ique and Ledru Roliin! To
the Hotel de vilen
YOUNG Mir-The Hotel de Vile is not the centre of
the government; IL is here.
Nj Lsdru Rollins then withdrew, followed by great
number OF citizens This crowd which had hlied the
chamber began to scatter. young man who seemed
70 be sstudent got into tbs pulpit and tried to make
himself heard Another brandishins club jumped up
the Die edge Of the pulet and shouted Vivels
Rspubliqu. to the Hotel de vile'' from tn, pulpit.
AYousG MAN No more civil list.
ANorHER-No more royalty.
All Of sudden directed the attention Of the
.aki~ the oath to support tbs csarfe which behind
the Presiisuts oh r mme5stel loud cries raised
ssrov 4 it mus. be Some men p then jumped
up upon the decks With swords guns and stcHs, and
were going to sabre the painting and cut at 1t with their
swords working in the semi circle who was
armed with double barrel.d guo. cried out stop,
eitis ms an going 10 shoot Louis Philippe" AT the
Their workman dashed forward into the pulpit and
spok, these words, AZ Respect for monuments!
Why are at thss. paintings We have SHOWN that the
peopl. must be i'll treated; then let now shew
that the people know how to respect public monuments
and shed victories These words, uttered
with great energy snd genuine eequerce made great
impression. hailed with loud applause good
many people surrounded the workman, aud asked him
his usmei it was Theodore Six, a journeyman upho
eterer.
Every then withdrew. The chamber in a short
time was completely evscus.ed ct litrle after four
O'Clock in the afternoon, February 2lh ls4s
FukTHsR PARTICULARS RELATIVE TO THE REvo-
LUTON.
Pans. Friday Morning, March 10.
The Journal des Debets joins the eteadfast friends
OF the neS order Of things in deprecaipg the panic
which has seized the monsy market panic which, 1t
says is caused by the timidiy of those who, having
money fear to let it out OF their grasp 60 that capital IS
locked up IL buried il tbs earth Whatever surprise
the republic may havs caused IL is now, argus the De-
hats. recognised md what is done cannot be undone
Let all then lay aside fears and have conhdeDce In each
other and it srges the strong motive that the people
will efcacious As means OF tranq uil
Using the public mind tao Detats recommends the pub
LEGATION OF true account of the state of the fusnces,
With the means at the disposal OF government Tor meet
ing sll demands
The National states that the Finance Minister has re-
fused to proong tho time for The ment OF bills which
fell due the 22d Of February beyond the twenty days
alrs accorded; for the that with these bills
such mass must be running due would. coming
TO be demsnded together, more difficulties than
any mmedate demand OF payment. This paper expects
that uusound houses must go the wall later,
and thinks Il better that the worst should be known az
once In another article is dec,aims against wealthy
persons for breaking up their establishments quit
ting Psri, AZ moment when their departure ia
thori,ed by we-grounded apprehension and helps to
add to the spsral distress and says, not untruly
lie yn S Ii 'phfe e ai sf nS
met sHnels esi.str I pSe beeam. ev table the country
woud n.ye hse.s reinan It's ieg, ard survive th:
nothug ,hoc There orders
be d.po ed en- tn, soil : ed tn millions Of pr0prs
A great deal of work is cutting out for the people
tionsl Assembly the Palss Royal Nationsl, Is
derg,rg alterations the Kings property at Moncssux
is nled with workmen, the new bu diugs destinsd for
the reign Office going with slscrity but above
81 there Is the Champ de Mars where from 1000 to $500
men working, engaged 10 raising the surface Of
that large plain which is afterwards TO be paved The
receive f. a-dsy, young boyslf great national
se.h OF April ths day Of meeisg Of the National A..
rembly, when the flags to be delivered to 100000
National Guards vast temporary edfce l. about to be
for the five yearly exhibitions Of French
nufsctures The already voted fer improving the
navigation OF the Seine to be forthwith spplied to
their destination The army s to be Increased By 0o 600
men. at the express demand of General Lsmoricere,
and this although in come respects TO regret
ted will yet tend TO absorb many idle hands The 60
yerument is showing its de ermnation to preserve
order sword-c snes OF which great ber were sell
Ing on the Boulevards have been all seized Proascu
tiSns against uoendiares and pundersrs precssd
ing with activity and it Is seriously contemplated TO
have poles force on the London plan.
The S. ece lie thowing discomfort account Of tn.
formation of grand CENTRAL republican committee for
seeuring that the character q the National Assembly
will be found below. The SEQ. protests against th.
attempt at carrying ont plans BY vioience, and by
Baot party sees that the dynastic opposition will II
postibls be excluded from seats In the National Assem-
bly,, ami NJ Theirs party also aud yet these parties
count som. OF the most brilliant names 10 France
The instructions for the general election have appear
ed, aud exceedingly curious. The army and navy
to vote
ELECTORAL Lists.
The mayors and municipal councillors to make out
the lists of voters.
CorpirIou voTIse.-The voter to be not less
than twepty-one years Of age, born naturalizsd
Fre2chman.
IycIr.eIrrEs-A Frencbman natursized in another
country loses his vote Frenchman condemned to
affection or Infamous penalties une.s rehsbitated
under process before criminal courts; IL condemned to
penalties, to which added Introduction of right Of
voting, under surveillance OF police, uncertifed
bankrupt or deprived OF reason.
RESIDENCE Six months residence required; but th Is
ia subj ct to various notifications OF liberal kind