The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-10

\ The New York Herald of the 2Sth has
the following summary Of the latest news,
received by special express mud electric
telegraph, Just previous To the departure ci
! the new steamer Europa
France.
PARIS, Friday. IL o'c!ork, July ID, 1918.
Paris correspondent, writing a, noon. on
Friday, says: The city up to this hour con
ilnues tranquil; tho capital, however, is in
"A very fcverisn state OF excitement. Since
the dawn Of morning troops have been NOV
ing in considerable numbers TO various
parts Of the city. at rapid pace. No ac'u-
al riot had, however, taken place, although
apprcbended.
The Paris National announces that the
indemnity claimed by Frenchmen inclu-
ding Naples, for losses sustained by them
in consequence ot the hsurrcction which
took place on the 18th ot Nav, has been
paid in iull. the French admira!s on that
station having received peremptory orders
from their government ,o insist on its i'm.
mediate pa, mcnt.
Oar priv s;c communications from Paris.
wilich reached our office in London this
morning, (Julv 10y furnish US with copy
at the oath Of the communists. II il, al
though u curious document, too long To give
IL hy our very expensive electric telegraph
ion shall have it in nv next despatch.
Oar express. which left Paris Yesterday.
| Iith) announces tic formation of three
distinct poliica! clubs. composed Of the
members 81 The National Assembly. From
The description. now before us, they prom
ise IL become important bodies. Oar next
shnl! give you dciniIs of their "cons,i,u,lnn
md government" being too long for this
despatch.
AZ n meeting Of the provisional commits
soners of the municipal council Of Paris.
on the 18th, tho Mayor Of the city read al
expose Of the financial position ot Paris
IL showed TINT in consequence of the late
rcvo!n,nn. there was n decline of one third
10 one.hal! on every description of proper
Is in tho city; and further. that The decline
was progressing.
The Universe states tia, the insurgents
were 10 bc transported 10 Guyana or tho
Mnrluesas Islands.
P.ntecoulant. ex-Pccr Of France, has
hccE arrested; the disclosed facts, however.
which led 10 that step. arc said 10 be un-
connected with the late iusurrec,ior. In
reference to the proposed increase Of the
Guard Mobile, the government has deter
mined that al present it is not necessary.
la reference T. the ruuarcd outbreak
which Was To take pace on the 18th and
liih, there appears an oticlai announce
inent in La Patric, showing tina, the fears
entertained by Tic citizens OF Paris were
groandcss.
As another proof oflhe prospective qne-
tuie oi Paris. the theatres are all 10 he
opened on Sunday. the 10th.
The proceedings in the Chamber Of the
National Assembly, on Thursday, were oi
an unimportant character. The principal
features nf the business was taken up by
the adoption Of decree, that all houses.
the foundations OF which shall he laid before
January, ls49. shal! be free from taxes Tor
len ssars, and those Of workmen for fifteen
Those began since the celebrated 9th oi
February. 10 have the same privilege for
five years.
VI. Prudhomme. n representative Of the
National Assembly, Inns laid on the table
of the Bureau PR, lcct Of n law for the con-
! i.caiion OF n third Of all the property oi
France! This notable '.projcct" will 90
before the Committee of Finance.
| 4 revolt has taken place among the pris-
oners al Embrun After most violent
contest with the National Guard il was pui
down at loss Of four killed and eighty Sc
verelv wounded.
| Is. the weekly balance sheet of the Bank
of France. il will he seen that Government
have drawn on, all the Treasury balance,
and oycrdrawn 10 the extent Of 100000
| francs.
PARIS, Friday, July II.
This is the anniversary of the taking Of
the Basllc. aud it was said that tho insur
gents of Paris intended to commemorate
The day by carnage and bloodshed. II,
however. such a moy ement wns ever inien-
ded, the plans organized for its suppression
were so effective, that the .'mosemcnt" be-
came awe-s,ricken. and the population Of
Paris. il i. expected, will pass over the
present li,h ot July in peace. How long
that peace il IL continue, IL Is hard to sn, ;
there l., from all @e hcar, great doub, Of lis
continuance.
The Constitutional Of the l4th. SAYS that
France is in treaty with Great Britain Tor
The purchase ot an island on the distant
scns, 70 which she can ship her captive in
snrsent population.
! Notwithstanding The facts entertained
and rather widely iifi,lsed for selfish purpo-
ses, that Some Disturbances Of a serious ma
,nre would take place, Paris. on Thursday.