The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-28

ars snarerc,ias 10 undeYp,Inr hin, WV
Noj0agme n, can yet b. formed OF the Opinions whcl
wiz prrponderatc In the new gcvcrnment The choice
came undoubtedly from bad source, namely from ;
meeting of NJ Ledru Rollins frie nds and ii Is to b.
apprehended that 1t made in the full conviction
that the selected woud con sodate that
maus power Certain it is that the RGforlae the organ
OF VI Ledru Roilin, supported the members name
ana is now In ecstasics with the result The National!
however appears equally satisfied with what has bee
done ana says, 1t is act OF high political wisdom y
The sitting Of the Assembly yesterday closed with a
debate, Of which Nj. Louis Blanc the hero. That
gentleman chose to come forward to propose the crea
ton Of new department of government. and the ap
pointment Of n Minister Of Labor and Progress The
appearance NJ. Louis Blanc made, and the reception
which he met with from the house. show how low he
has fallen In public opinions and certainly there
nothing either in the matter nor the manner of hi.
speech yesterday that would lead the
admirer author Of The History of Ten Years tc
think that his fall has been undeserved NJ Louis Blanc
complained bitterly of the caumnies and faschoods
which he had been exposed, and pronounced long Gu
logium upon himself in which he spoke of his fatgues
love for the people. The assembly protested loudly
against this pretension the part Of NJ Blanc to set
himself up as the only representative Of the people and
n scene OF great confusion ensued. He then CON-
planned Of the caumnies to which the com.
mission of the Luxembourg had been exposed. Upon
which NJ Peupin real otrrier. and a most sc usible
and exposed the folly of such department
as that proposed by Louis Blanc all its attributes
came within those Of the Minister of Public Works NJ
Peupin produced great laughter by declaring that if
people abused the commission Of the Luxembourg they
were very unjust for it had done nothing The pro-
progress was rejected unanimously.
NJ. Wolowsk then brought forward the question of
Poland and NJ. dAragon that of Italy 1t was agreed
that the debates upon both those questions should
taken on Monday next
There Is no later news from Italy
, The Minister of Finance, on the proposition of NJ.
f. Arago, postmaster general has just created place
Of postmaster to the army Of the Alps The salary is
to be ooOof year, and NJ Raymond Devillers, in
at Paris named to the place and will follow the army
in all its positions
The committee to examine into the Giro umsta ccs
connected with the election of Able Fayet in the
Lozere has been appointed in the bureanx Three re-
ports one Of which is from the Procureur of the Re
public, have been sent in against this return prnci-
paly on the ground Of distribution of money to the
voters.
The f6ie of concord remains fixed for the 18th The
towns neighboring to Paris, within a distance of 60
leagues have decided ts send a certain number of
National Guards to Paris to fratcrnze with the people
the national edihces words of decoration and umna-
ton are in progress The grand estrada is being
work for letting of the fireworks 1t has been decided
that the suspension bridge of the Invalides shall be
closed on that day as though perfectly firm it could
not safely be intrusted with the great people
that would pass over it on the day of the fste.
The of the previous day for the uom of
executive government considered, but the debate
was without interest and more personal than public.
". Lamartine announced that on Monday he would
state the course he mmended France to take in
Italy and Pola nd
Public securities of all kinds rose considerably on the
Paris Bourse Wednesday
II was reported that "a Bastide to succeed VI.
ae Lamartine minister of foreign affairs and that
NJ Slarrast had been requested to accept the depart
ment Of the interior. The intended resig nation of
Lamartinc from public life also spoken Of but
Improbable. w. Louis Blanc and Albert (ourre,) have
retired from the Luxembourg and supposed they
nave given up their hopes Of succeeding in the
munist projects.
The great republican ste is take place on Sunday
The army Of thu Alps is it is said about to be REIN
forced by fourth division comprised of three brgades
which had arrived in complete order from Algeria Pre-
partitions are being made to concentrate the
the foot Of the Alps letter from Lyons states that
the Of the Alps has received all the materials
opening campaign.
The Financial Condition of France.
The Paris Monitear gives the following comparison of
the financial position of France on February "a and
on Monday in tho National Assembly The state OF
the finances. such received it from the fallen
government, and such as resign it into your hands
Is as follows The former government had esta bishcd
two budgets. the ordinary and the extraordinary.
From exact estimate of the expenses results that
the deficit in the ordinary Budget for 1S4S 20 GA
5s7 M and the foreseen expenses of the extraordinary
budget 1853 800 francs So that the real amount
the deficit to the charge Of the last administration
reached to less than 23 SOC francs The expenses
of the extraordinary budget to have been met by
the produce of the loan AS to the deficit of the ord
nary budget the late government reduced in order
to it, to resort to the of the sinking
which should have been applied to the expenses of the
extraordinary one. What we did was this; to put an
end to n combination which nothing more or less
than real deception. have drawn out single
budget clear and short which will be presented to you
hope. in such way that you may easily comprehe nd
its details and its ensemble You will then that in
order to fulfil its duties towards the people and pro-
vide for pressing wants the republican government
was compelled to add to the old expenses new ones.
amounting in round numbers to eighty millions
Up to the present time the provisional
effected saving in the different services of about 81
millions In the course of this year even the
proceeds OF these savings will be increased by
others which are in course Of execution. We
have also created fresh and shall
ask you to effect others the details of which will be
before you and which. without infringing rights
aud situations really worthy of respect will give
financial power of the State that increase of which
II stands in need. When all these different
measures shall have been defnitively sanctioned by
you the ensemble of the expenses Of that year will
amount, for the ordinary service, to 150l 2S 422fr
the receipts to 1546 Sol 190fr, leaving
cepts the ordinary budget Of As liz 76Sfr To this
excess OF the ordinary service add the of the
sinking fund of 1S4s to which give its destna
ton by applying it for the first time to extraordinary
public works This amounts to So $50 0O0fr
and the funds free the loan of1Sil to % 93No00fr
There will be found in the budget of 1s4S dsposabe
for extraordinary works of 152 Os9 76Sf but
the expense of these works is limited for 1s4s
1a5,560fr. there will remain the ensemble Of the
budget an excess Of receipts of IL. 324 2osfr.'
Austria.
A fresh ebullition of popular Indignation in this
city has been occasloned by the (alleged) inter-
ference of the archbishop in favor Of the expelled
religious society of the Ligurians, sect affiliated
TO the order OF Jesuits: II was supposed that the
archbishop was soliciting the government to recall
the obnoxious relIgionists, and not content with
disturbing the slumbers of the unfortunate preltc,
the insurgents shivered the lower easements of his
palace to atoms, and one individual climbed to n
window of the first story, and tore down the Ger
man flag suspended there.
BREsLAv, Nay g. 1s4S.
The following paragraph appears in paper publish
ed here and purports to come from correspondent
in Vienna
= The Papal Nuncio, viaa Prela is still here. al.
though the ambassadors Of Naples asd Tuscany have
been got rid Of There is yet public manifesto
ton of breach with the Pope but every
that here tends to show that if Plus TX advan
step farther in the affairs Of Lombardy or il he
nterfsrcs with them in any way but a a mediator.
then 3ustria wiH separate herself completely from all
spiritual oonneIion uith The Of Rome-(dass SIGH
Oesterreich auch in gestliaher bezehung ganz vom
Romischen stuhl lossagen wrd) The example Of Aus
triathe most powerful Of the Roman Catholic states
would lead to the of the whole tholic
Christie ndom from the supremacy Of the Pope.n
POsen.
The Poles in this duchy, and the Prussian gar
rlson troops, have hid som desperate conflicts.