The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-24


ing in the clause that the President the Assembly
has paramount right of issuing lthe proper com
'nands in case of urgency and necessity. his
contest has thus ended by the declaration that The
Assembly should protect itself, and not owe It's
20 the Executive authority. Lamar
Tine, pefceiving the feeling OF the Assembly, ac-
quiesced in the decision.
A Presidency Proposed
II is stated that the committee appointed TO draw
up a constitution has decided unanimously upon
the erpediency Of having but one Chamber and
single President, both the result of direct popular
election by universal suffrage. The number OF
members to the Chamber is undecided, but II is
said that the present will be incapable OF re-elec-
ton and must have al least two millions OF votes
The committee will probably conclude its labors
in about three weeks.
The State Conspiracy.
There can be no doubt, whatever, that the COM
plicity OF Louis Blanc in the conspiracy OF 18th
May, has been established in evidence before the
Minister of Justice and Attorney General. These
authorities have demanded of the Chamber the
berry TO prosecute him, and in spite of the aleg-
ed opposition Of he executive authority, a COM
nlittee has been appointed to report on the case.
The Chamber has been thrown into great confusion
10y this proceeding.
II appears that Louis Blanc, Barbes, and Sou
brer, breakfasted together on the morning OF The
18th, and together concerted their measures. The
two latter are fast confined in Vincennes, while
NJ Louis Blanc, after several days absence from
the assembly, has agtin ventured 10 show his lace
there Can the eonspirators of the 18th OF May
really be brought 10 punishment, under such cir
eumstancesl The decision of the committee, on
Louis Bllnc's case, will disclose whether the as
sembly is sufficiently strong TO exercise Just
yigor.
Miscellaneous.
Fresh disturbances have broken out at Lyons.
Ii is stated that NJ. de CrcouTt has been appoint
ed Minister TO the United States.
he Of WRfnaSdaV
continued dislIusL
committee of eighteen, one for each bureau,
had been appointed TO consider the proprety OF
impeaehing Louis Blanc. The prosecution is
looked upon with disfavoT.
The Assembly did not set on the LIST inst.
The Subcommittee of Finance has recommend
ed the rejection of tae ministerial scheme with
regard 10 the railwaya
Prince Louis Napoleon, who visited Paris iReog
three DAYS ago has received orders 10 quit. Baron
Rothschilds model fern villa has been burned by
ineendiares, in pursuance of the system, detail
of which was found on Blanqui's papers, viz: 10
destroy the boUTgs0isie by extinguishing credit
through perpetual outrage and compulslon. II is
will be great blow at the financial means of the
government
Street Riot I'm Berlin.
Prussia has discovered that the occupation Of
lutland could not be tolerated, and she has with
drawn her troops. 4 violent street not, arising
out of the disputes 50 frequent in that city,
in Berlin on the 18th. The National Guard chaTs-
ed the people, and aiTeatmany were hurt Order
was not restored until an early hour OF the next
morning.
sharp ActiOn between the MIlanese and Austrian
Troops.
A letter from Trent states that sharp action be-
tween the regular troops of the Mianese and some
Austrian regiments, assisted by irregular corps, had
lax en- place near the Lake of ldro, in which the
latter were victorious, having taken Cafiaro,
strong port called Castel LodrOne, and repulsed the
Italians as far as Rooea d Anfo.
DENMARK.
Another Battie--The Danes Victorious.
The Schleswig Holstein journal, under date of
May 18th, announced that a COLLISION had taken
place between the Danes and the Germans, at sun
lerlit- The Danes landed on the main land and
attac ked the advanced posts of the German army
under the heights OF Dupeller, while a number OF
gun boats assaulted the Germans in another quarter
Large numbers were stated TO have been killed and
wounled on both sides, and at clock in the eve
ming the Germans IetTeated by Grayenstein, the
Danes advancing after them. About Z 40 were
Engaged on each side.
It is reported that the Germans lost lOUO men
and pieces of cannon. IL is stated that com
bined Russian, Swedish and Danish feet was of
Copenhagen, Prince Constantine being on board
The East.
An express in anticipation of the overland
| mall : as arrived with dates from Calcutta tC
| April 18th, aud Bombay, MAY lst No news OF in
| teresi.
Commercial and Financial Intelligence.
| LIVERPOOL, June 3, 1S4S
| The improved tone exhibited in the genera
| character of trade up 90 the close Of last week
had been fairly maintained for the last few days
Notwithstanding the constant augmentations o
continental intelligence, by no means condGeIs'
,,,sd Z, 5as s pFey ,s nssoIshent hss
greatly aggravated the feeling OF alarm, causes
By disoFdefly manifestations at home, and re
i action though trifinlg, has of consequence beei
i produced. On Monday and the two iollowm
DAYS an ifsIIbordnste spin. was displayed IN Lon
don, some parts OF Yorkshire, and the neighboi
| hood of Manchester, by smed essemhlages Q
chaTtsts and repeal'srs, who, with The aV0wed oo
II iect of making a sympathetic demonstration D
favor of Mr.. Mitchell, whose fate is noticed in 81
other place, and exhibiting public defiance Q
the government, have effected consideraosedes
of mischief
i The immediate results of these demonstration
have been an almosl suspension of business IN IN
several localities. The wanion destruction OF som
factory property, the compulsory closing OF tire
or four large establishments, and COLLISIONS Wil
the civil power, in which the police and specla
constables We're beaten-the authorities, however
5 have Tesorted 10 strong TepressYe measures; 10
disposition 10 riot has with the aid of the military
z been greatly checked, and now IT is 10 be feaTe
that perfect tranquility is far from being restores
q No life was lost, but several were wounded o
both sides.
al The accounts from the manufacturing dlstnct
! though somewhat conflicting, In many respects al
a not in the main gloomy. Operations for the pa
!, week have been limited, being almost wholly COZ
i fined to the execution of some United States ar
: home orders, and few for the German market
o We are in receipt by the overland mail OF son
q demands for the India market, but not TO any an
d mating extent The manufacturing condition
N the country is critical and will continue so UNI
1. | the REIMBURSEMENT Of continental harmony.
n The interchange of traffic with the United Stat
: is at present the palladium of Great Britain. ii
% monetary condition OF the country still contlnu
nv buoyanL Money isplentiful, and accommodat'
! liberal and discounts are moderate. The nation
~ securities are frm though, for the last day OF "
- inactive. They have, of course, been material
affected 5y the varying announcements Teceiv
from sbrDad, the yicissitudes OF trade at nom
and the speculative opinion entertained regaTdi
~ government probabilities generally.
H. An impression is generally acknowledged u
sh the present ministry must abandon office beiC
IL the closing of the session. From the late defe
sh which they have sustained in both houses OF +
&c lament; the growing unpopularity OF the rlsh
&c lev, and the great inadequency or the revenue
"a meet the current demands OF the State, the iuI
n, after much vascillation during the week, opeI
well YESTERDAY morning, with a large influx OF !
new upon the stock market The closing que
in tons were SO 7-S 10 "a Ia for transfer, and "a
on 81 IL for accoun. Bank Stock Is quoted l
lar Erchequer Bills, SIS TO 36s premium. The COZ
oh ton of the Bank of France is represented as
ce proving. though slowly. Business is exceedin
depressed in Hayre.
by Further News from nfurope-
Sai France
National Assembly, Saturday.-M. Leon
,har ,vas called 10 the tribune TO develope