The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

means wherewth to educate his 1t is needless to
say that a nature that could compass and accomplish
These brief NAV be aptly closed with the sim
PIE statement. that 1t prominent feature in his
life and character that he forgot his humble
origin the opportunity Of doing good to his early
friends ard companions
| Our French Correspondence.
| Pans, A3g 8 1s4s.
appropriation for the Blacks al Martinique and Qua
daloupe-Grand Soree by the President of the As
| mJly-Lauartine Demands of the Assembly to be
| Prosecuted-They Refuse-Departure of 700 Insur-
gents from Paris, under Sentence of Transportation
The French receive unpleasant from Mar.
Unique and Guadaloupe-they have already appropra-
ted 000f to support the blacks after their enamel
patton they learn that there is much distress
in these ilands and that the blacks very idle md
| turbulent
The President of the Assembly has entered into his
new hotel and gave soree to five thousand persons
fine company Of musicians, dancing, and refresh
ments gave life and variety to the evening he ap-
pearng to be disposed spend all he receives the
mode which the Parisians most admire, and all the
press praisng his example, and urging others to
give like circulation to their funds
Yesterday, NJ Bixio, M. George Lafayette, NJ. Cor
ben, M Gustave de Beausaint, M. do Cormenn and
M Lacrosse cboten Vice Presidents Of the Assem-
the three medium clubs and the latter by the Club de-
Potter.
nj. Lamanaise again asked the Assembly to order
him to be prosecuted instead Of the geYau who only
printed what he wrote but again the Assembly refus
ed his demand and left the law to take its course
Yesterday Also the Gazette de France suppressed
but to morrow, certain journals which have been sup
pressed to be set again at liberty Emile de Gerar
din his press feeds and clothes three hundred
nm
60Oo0 copies daily, OF course have it suppressed
was serious matter to him; but the government al
lowed him to go till the third day of the insurrec
ton, which the most terrible day of ALL before it
suppressed it. From some indications pretty signi
can't General Cavaignac has felt it to be proper to
place body of troops in the house opposite his ho
time occupied by M adRme Adelaide She was Madame
for she had secret marriage, and two three chill
dren, by General somebody, whose forget this
Yesterday, Ledru Roln demanded of the Conyen-
ton that they should fix the time the discussion of
their report and he asked for Tuesday; but it
resisted upon the ground that it could not be
printed, with the testimony by that time. How slowly
work here executed according to the number of
employed. The debate is to Immediately follow the
printing and distribution of the report. Already par
ties are arrayed upon the question the extreme right
for, and the extreme left against the report
England has instructed her ambassador at Paris to
enter upon negotiations with France for the achieve
Eve Intervention is spoken by these two pow
ers, who have entered into the measure with friend
worthy OF these countries, and the
great Importance of the To day 100 in
sGrgents condemned to transportation viii leave Paris
for Havre. commission has been formed to decide
upon the place and the manner of executing this sad
purpose. The courts are dschargng nearly half
who are examined among the least implicated. La
MARITIME has done much to stamp the impress of mersy
upon the French nation, give vitality and activ-
ty to the principle. The yacht Patspsco arrived ut
Boulogpe days since and has created COED deal
of sensation among the French The authorities are
upon the track Of societies in Paris and
OBSERVER
PARIS, August 7, 1S4s
Attempt TO .assassinate Thiers-Female Gambiers-M
Lucien Mu,at-Louis PAihppe's Trunks, &c.
Yesterday an attempt was made, as is supposed, to
assassnate NJ thers at his house, in Place ST. George
little girl eleven years old, sitting at his door,
shot slightly in her shoulder and her clothes torn by
the ball, which immediately found the ground,
where it had rested but there report and after
the most minute examination, one could be detect
ed. M. Theirs was, in fact, in the Assembly; but
gentleman entering his door at the time, who
sembled him much in his dress. This incident has
created good deal of excitement but suspicion fell
upon one. Immediately after his election mob un.
derook to penetrate his house but these days when
musket balls to be feared by certain pro-
minent Yet the police is excellent Paris
more quiet and orderly, by day by night,
der the reign of Louis Philippe, and that is saying
much; for the order then perfect it could be
In 30 large city. seven hundred insurgents were
safely transported to Havre, in the night but their
place of destination is not yet determined The great
railroad in construction, from Paris to Lyons, is
arrested at this moment, for want of funds aud the
government desired to the undertaking
think the prospect is, that 1t will do This work
Is of vast consequence some parts of the works
finished and millions have already been expended in
the undertaking But capital does not exist in France
as in England, or the United States; nor does the
| ,Ay in fmnc r,fr
The women, joueuses, are again to be excluded from
the Bourse. Since the abdcation of Louis Philippe,
Geographic signals, they have carried on their
| gambling In stocks. with the brokers below;
that it was necessary, Saturday, to call in
the police to preserve silence and they again
to be excluded from the galleries. In England,
| France, and Spain, women gamble, | think, as
despe aiely the have them gambn g for
hundreds of dollars at sitting, in some of these
places The Injunction has been removed from the
journals suppressed, and certain OF them again
before the public" Some OF them are pretty angry;
that they be careful in their language and ideas The
manager OF the Reforme is before the for pub
fishing the article of the "Peupe Constituent upon
| the proposition of NJ. Proudhon. M Lucien Murat
late from the United States has been mt to Rome
by the government, public business, the Of
Louvien is to be occupied by en- campment of two
bataons Of troops for the protection of the Hotel de
Vile Lamsrtine has been unanimously elected
member OF the municipal council of Macon. The
twenty regime OF the line has arrived in Paris
to take the place Of those sent to the frontier There
is little doubt that France and England in the act
of attempting jointly to cooperate to put end to
the war between Austria and Italy. NJ NJ. Recci
| from the Cabinet of Turin Guerrero, from Lom-
hardy and A. Wolfe, from venitis, have arrived at
Paris. and had an audience with the President and
his ministers On Saturday. two immen carriage
loads OF boxes trunks &c., sc filed with the private
papers Of Louis Philippe his wife and family, de-
posted In the national archives, to be placed beyond
the reach Of the public. 1t required, FIRST great
exerton and to keep them from the hands of the
people, and for the fret twentyfour hours after the
revolution vast numbers were lost and destroyed.
At the soiree of M Marrast Madame NJ aud the lady
ofthe Minister Of Foreign Affairs begged eleven hun
dred francs for the poor Of the fabourgs To day Is
celebrated the service for the repose of the soul of the
late Arch Bishop. During the service and until 4
O'Clock, P. NJ his heart IL to be exposed to public
| view. OBSERVER