The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-19

of interest 10 our readers;
Frdnce-Am. Arago, Cavaignac, Lamartine
Ledru Collin, Caussidier, Marrast, and all the
chief actors in the revolution, have recently
been examined and it is plain. from the con-
current testimony of almost all, that the reyo-
luton was effected by combination of the
lowest of the people, chiefly connected with
the National and Reform newspapers.
The money raised by loans and taxes has
been squandered among the vilest of mankind,
for the double purpose of creating alarm IN
Paris whenever the political point was TO be
carried. and for the still more mlschlevous
purpose of propagandism in foreign parts
The evidence given is loose, vague, and des-
ultory. ~ Each witness represents principal,
One witness, named Chem, police agent OF
the vllest character, in the pay of Cauesidiere,
reveals all the proceedings Of the conspirators
before and after February, and more harden
ed thorough faced villain has not appeared
since the DAYS of Robespierre. He proves the
collision between Ledru Rollin, Lamartine,
Louis Blanc, Caussiderre, with Raspail, Sobri-
er, and the Red Republicans.
The evidence of Cavaignac leaves painful
i'm pression-he is openly charged with leaving
Paris defenceless by the insntficlency OF the
troops His explanations are not satisfactory,
Ledru Roliin, il the evidence Is to be believed,
has taken care of the future, and has contrived
10 remit about GA 900 sterling to London
for investment OF the funds.
The commisaries whom he has sent to- the
provinces quite equalled in their character the
i'm famous agents, of the convention. There
were among them liberated convicts, tallors,
shoemakers, all of The worst kind. Ii is who'll
ly out of our power even TO form a conjuncture
of what may be the result OF these most extra
ordinary documents They have now been
published some DAYS and Paris has has become
agitated in precisely the same mode and has
been the scene of similar emenutes to those
which proceeded the April, May, and June de !,
monstrations.
IL is said that Cavaignac will endeayor TO
cushion the whole matter, but the reaction
against the republic is now becoming so gen.
eral, especially in the provinces, that we doubt
whetherhe will be able to effect his object.
Four Socialist newspapers have been sup
pressed by public decree.
The most extensive military arrangement
are continually in force TO suppress any disor-
ders in Paris The garde mobile in large de
tachments parade the city, and rumorS are in
dustriously circulated that the Red Republicans
and the Legitimists have coalesced with a
view TO bring about counter-revolution.
Our latest news from Paris describes the
general alarm which pervails that Legiimist
outbreak is at hand; the cause of royalty is
gaining ground in many Departments, while
al Avignon Socialist professions are taking
place with cries of "Vive Barbesl"" Viye Blan-
quill" ''Vive Robespierre!"
We still have our doubts respecting the cha
racter of the threatened outbreak. We deem
il far more probable that the agents Of the Gov
eminent or the parties in the NATIONAL ssem-
bly, circulate these reports for their own politi-
cal ends. However, the debate on the report
will bring the contending parties TO a personal
trial Of strength, and il remains 10 be seen
which side the populace will take.
1t is reported, among other things, that the
army has been seriously tempered with--which
is very probable. In that case, the so called
Republic is seriously in danger.
Eleven vacancies in the National Assembly
la re not yet been filled up. The writs having
been stopped by Gen. Cavagnac, who did not
dare TO ask the opinion OF any of the constit-
uencies in France. Under the existing cir
cumsances of reaction, il was even said that
NJ. Guizot would be returned for Bordeaux -
Gen. Cavaignac has, however, at length prom
lsed the Assembly 10 Issue the wrts, so that
the real state of public opinion will be ascer-
tanned; but what must be the state of public
liberty in the Republic of France when the
Dictator lnterposes 10 prevent the election OF
the members OF the National Assembly. An
other phase of the revolution is at hand.
RRssiG.-Dates from Vienna to-day state
that the cholera was spreading with fearful "a
pldity.
The Russian revolution is contradicteds
Hslaad--By Special Express TO liverpool
Dublin, Saturday morning. dug 26.-There
is very little news worthy of notice to send
you. the city is tranquil, and, notwithsiand
ing the vaunts of the confederates, they have
quietly succumbed TO the powers that be. The
law officers of the Crown are very active in
their preparations for the trials. The special
commission is TO be held in TiPperary, and
much speculation exists as to the probable re-
suits of these prosecutions.
Mr.. Meagher has been attacked by typhus fe-
yer. He is attended By DR.. Stokes. The case
is reported TO be a dangerous one.