The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-31
desire to carry out their individual win over tn. rights


ment an address praying 1t to postpone the period OF the
elections: which to us too close at hand but pro-
baby IL II not too late.'
M dc Lamartipe replied -
j." You ssk the government to 60 back on decision
w wncn . mas come 70 or the n n, abss
for would be dialogue without result NY coueagues
and myself have considered that our first duty, after
what have done to sanction the liberty OF tho ooun
try restore speedily possible to the nation
tself the which had seized for the common
safety not to proloag the kidd of dictatorship which
we had assumed under the empire Of circumstance"
The Mo,,iteur contains address from NJ Ledru Rol
lin the Minister of tbs Interior to the commissaries
pies which tho republic and recommend
ing them not to displacs any OF the public functiona
tanned thsir places by ussfs services a. Ledru Rolin
aon your arrival at your head quarters, invite round
you the most influential patriots Their advice should
always have great weight with You, but forget not
hat the best mode Of obtaining their assistance and
an ind-fstsabie activity on every branch Of the admi
nsraion We the servants OF the people and by our
thy OF their confidence. Give therefore, everywhere
the example OF vigilance and Of industry that By your
bstion oooasionsd BY the fall Of d.tsssed power ana
you will have ussfully fulfilled your commission need
not tell that your attention should be directed Ia
Composed Of all GLASSES OF ctxsns it ia about to be,
is the force and the glory of the country and the
the Of each Of the cantonal legions Of
department Cause the chiefs to be elected maintain
numerous Reports
the spirit which animatss you. Apply yourselves, in
us to collect clearly and precisely all facts relating to
the operatives IN your department II by thsm ana
is to put end to their susrugs and to consecrste
their rights II urgent necessity should appear to
TO command measures apply to me forth
With But In that endeavor to spare all sud
dem transition Disturb respectable inter,sls by
doing, those wish to serve may be injured In
parts of the country lamsntabe OF violence
have been committed. Enghtsn those who may for thu
moment be led astray. The operatives by breaking
ohinsry comp their cause produce universal
rain. Still little PATIENCE and those wonders OF the
M ana sb not v ~
present execrare them. Agriculture, resuming tho
rank and importance OF which 1t has bsen deprived will
cover the earth with the produce which the neglect
of other governments suffered to be enguphed and will
thus throw into circulation elements hitherto unknown
reserved for us II we are really revolutionary
ideas deliberations acts conormable to the
law Of fraternity which ought to be the rule OF future
longs to to assure the public mind to consolidate
credit to transactions and to collect the materials
Of the vast sdfhce which the national assembsge Will
raise let all generous hearts and all intelligent minds
set to work and come to assistance This is sub
jet OF noble ambition Give to the world tho example
oftranquity after extraordinary victory, and appeal
to the husnce Of ideas and Of to accept courage
ousy the rude riss the present aud unite
in order TO traverse and TO yanouish them. Such
characterize and must immortalizs, great
tion Such is the object Of our common efforts In
order that mine may be efoacious have need citizen
c'mmisssry of your assistance, and your patriotism
ablss me to count upon 1t unreservsdly"
ming Of March. The Jews hearing Of tho events in
fars closed their shops and many abandoned the town
aS their and several pf their house. ga vsps
dvastated Thanks to the prompt interference Of the
National Guards and troops of the line order was quick
y restored. Similar scenes unfortunately occurred in
other districts whore Jewish families resided particular
y at Durmensch. Blood Aowed on different points and
wsrs killed On the Sd inst. 81 individuals had
b zen arrested and confined in the prison of Colmar
1tbe Msniteur states that the following Council for
he defence OF the French republic has been appoint
President, citizen subervie General of Division and
Minister OF war. Members citizens Lsnoricers gene
i OF division Of infantry; Bsdeau general Of division
f infantry; Oudonct, general Of division of cavalry;
IF II q sssy
Secretary citizen Charras major Of tho African Light
lafAntry regiment"
THE ELECTION FRANCE.
The Steele says -"We believe warranted in
giving the following the mode to be adopted in the
fmaton Of the sIsstoral nsts and the ysrhostion OF
stesed at the Marie. Every eector therefore, must
PRESENT himself at ths Marie his with
certificate of his birth, any other voucher of the
,rt civil upon the inspection of wsich the Mayor will
deliver him certificate containing his name profession,
ago, and residence Lists of these certificates will be
scot by the Mayor the chief the canton and
those lists Of the electors will bs made and published In
steat numbers; 20 that every citizen viii be able to
BE- disqualified by article six Of the decree Lists made
out from there certificates will be deposited few days
before the elections at the Mses and bs delivered to
Zach elector who may demand them. The certificate
will give the sector the right Of entering the place of
ia which the difficulty attending the voting in
places where the population Is very has bsen
The general list for the department OF the
seine will be divided nearly may be- into sections
500 electors; that those resident within that circle
viii vote together at the place which will bs marked on
their csrthcateH Each must then uscribe on the bull
en which has been delivered to him the nsmes of such
candidates he means to vote ior Those who cannot
write must have their marks certified by two witnesses
At each section Of the votes will be drawn
up and sent to the chief town of the department where
gene raj scrutiny of the votes will be made The mini
mi q
stiona Assembly cannot be under D GEO.
It is not psfesps een.ray known that the tri;oolor
arranged formerly, blue, white red, but changed
for blue, red, white; comiss into harbor the old
replaces L. 90 II the new one was not recognized by our
government
ahe French National Assembly
The following is the apporionment of Representatives
in the proposed National Assembly OF France, to be
chosen next month.
Tho Department of the Ain is to return repressn-
ta1ives A.ns, IA Allier, 8; Alps, Qower) 4; Alps,
Z; Aveyron 10; Mouths of the Rhine l0 Cslvados l2
Cantal 7; Charente, 9; Charsnte, lower II; Cher a
49, Grouse q Dordogne Is; Doubs, I; Drsms 8; Euro,
III Eure ct Loire Il Finistere Is; Gard 10; Garonne,
sine, Id ndIs7; lndrs ct Loire 81 sere, 10; Jura 9;
Landes, Loire ct Cher g; Lsirs, IL LOIRE upper, 8;
It nss Ct s Msrns
Marine, upper q MayeLne, 81 Meurths, IL; Meuse, s;
ols. r. Mss c.a. N'T rsy b SS1s S
lower Ill Pyrsnees, upper, q; Pyrenees Eastern,
s; Rhine lower, Isl Rhine, upper la Rhone IA seons,
upper o. Ssone ct Loire Ia Sarthe Ia Seine al Seine,
10 yer s ssiae ct ssrps Seine ct Disc, III sevres,
two,s; Somme. IA; Tanq Tarne ct Garonns g. War; 9;
Vsucuse. 6; Vsndee, 9; Vienne, o. Vienne, upper .;
Vosses lii Yonne, Din all ssS; Algeria and the Colo.
MES, Is. TO tai, 900.
Incidents conhecrsd with the Flight of Louis
Philippe and Family.
From the London Times
Since Louis Philippe has arrived at Claremont, Mr..
P.okham tenant Of his ex-msjesty, Of the extensive
alls the nsghborhood OF the Chateau dEu and
wall kuovr m IA
the which he undertook the arrival OF their
n,eses at Nswhavsp, hes been several times summon
the presence Of his late roy landlord On his
rival at the Eshsr station, on Wednesday, he saw
Frenchmsn who inquiring thu way to Carsmont in
very bad English. Recognising the i1qsrer Mr. Pack
ham placed himself before him The Frenchmsu after
stare of establishment exclaimed, Ah, Monsieur Pack
ham 1t was an al. minister q France Mr.. Packhsm
went with him TO Clarsmont On his arrival in London,
Packha latter daeirtnG him to call nj tha