The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-20


The state of LELAND sill continues one Of qeal
linhappinesa and agiaEon; there is, however, less
Tear entertained OF an outbreak on the part OF the
Pleasantly. The tone of the speakers al Coneilia
tIon-hal Is moderate, and the confedeTates mol
as warllke IN their harangues as heretofore.
/. Ii is true that the oTation OF the Rev. Faihel
Kenyon a. Templedery, where he addressed q
large meeting few days ago, and the letter OF the
Right Rev. J. Bum nglmm, are exceptions 10 the
aeoSe--bolh are inl OF treason 10 the powers thar
De, aud must e1clli, mast pennciOus and alarming
consequences over ali the misguided peasantry
who heard The ioaner tlId read tho latter. Mr. Biz
lntngham has been called 10 order or his sedtious
ePisle m crushing letter BY his superior Bishop
Kennedy, of killslVe.
Public d,smonsl atoms in support of the loyeFn.
ment continue Ia be held in several parts OF the
county Belfast has spoken out ON ihs, 10Th, in
eonPlance with the acquisition Of a large number
OF The maglstracyi bankers merchants, Sc, of that
town The meeting was heidi the Count House;
George Snneren, Esq, President
France.
We are favored with the following exuaet from
private letter, known TO us 20 be from a highly
respectable source, da1,d Paris, April 10:
As ier the sately Of PsTson, or property, there
has not been nOlaehs OF danger from he COM
mencemenl of the Revocation up 10 this moment:
nor Is there The sghtesE reason 10 appTehend apy-
hing OF the kind in funre; but even II there should
BE- moment Of danger for Frenchmen, | should
need no other safeguard for myself, and al under
American flag from my window for oul country
and our eotlntGmen are both in the best Odor pos
sible Paris and all over France: but there is not
the shadow OF any danger whatever for any body.
The elections will commence on Sunday next,
aud people are very busy in preparing for them
The opinion OF the best informed seems 70 be that
the National Assembly win be well composed, and
that good constitution and wholesome laws will be
adopted, and astahle Government be the result of
The Immense change that has taken Plase since
the 23d OF Febraay
A public fete took place at Paris on the ana of
April, the display OF which was considerably mar
red BY incessent rain. The occasion was the pre-
sentaii0u OF eolors, by the Provisional Govern
ment 10 the regiments OF National Guards The cor
respondent OF NE Morning HERALD gives the follow
ing description of the gathering and the proceed
ngs. We give il, with abridgTenis, as The only
areOunl thai has come TO hand.
Pans, Thursday Evening.
AeFeTdid public tsis open under a more dull
drzzhng shy than the Republicans rejoicing OF this
morning. There can be no pateantD without sun
shine. Had there even been a dry wind die prepa-
ratiOns made 81 the Arc De Triomphe must have
told with wonderful effect
la the front of an estrada seats were placed for
the members OF the Provisional Government, be-
hind which were ranged the migistney, and
municipality, and indges. Bend. them stood
the liberated political prisoners Near 10 them
again were the wounded Of February, AIMING them
saw two very yoang boys, not more then Ia OF IS
ysan Of age. The members Of tie Provisional
Government were 10 arrive at half IIast o clock
bet The only two who we've puncmsl we've Leim
ROllin, and CreInieuX.
Al length cannon shot from the lnyalides, q
distant cheer, trumpets, drums, &C., announced
the arrival OF the Provisional Government. They
came in c8nlages, preceded by numerous staff of
officers, and were cordially received by the people
Each Was cheend distinctly as he happened 10 be re-
cognzed especially Lamartne. As siDon they had
taken their places, Arago read shJr address, il
wa evident thai the noble-lOOking old philosopher
WIS gTeately moved, flr his hands shlOk with emo.
lion. The colonies aud stand bel of the regi-
ments then received their cOl0Ts, while the can
non lred without apparent inte nn .ssiOn. Then
different forces, horse and National Gurds cavalry
tToOPs OF the line, began 30 dshla, while bands of
music Playee, aud the OrpheOnsis lsang La. Mar
seillsise, The GTondins.' and 'tlle ChOeur du
D,sfaiL
Toward twelve O'Clock there was a CLEAN Of
sunshine, and tile view from the sstrade was most
magnificent As FAR as the eye could could reach
10 vas as IL wese a river Of steel and could the
Tar away beyond that il would have still rested on
the bayOnets of the Citizens of PARIS and the sol
dieV- While am writing tins hurried account
iOf your courier (siX oclOck,l the troops still
cOmming lhe BOuleyards, that il ijhaTdly pos
sihe that the review wlll terminal fer some honrs.
The soldiers OF the line are everywhere greeted
with reclamation.
The following sentiments were ut cred in an nd.
dress 10 the wOrkmen Of Paris By Lsmauine
They point to lie kind OF danger apPrehended by
NJ. Lamarine and show him To &c sklful and
wHtchful in the conducting Of Plblis affairs:
Il has been said that YOU were not ripe for Re
public. u has teen said that the wDrkmen would
be danger 70 the Republic Those who have said
50, illuminated you-they did rot lnow YOU; you
arr, on the contrary, It's strength, us virtue aud its
safety.
''Rally then az our call round society; for un-
der The republic, society and the regular govern
ment are The property Of all. Once again, let no
cry be heard but that Of viva la Rep1blicue, and
in utterilg that cry You may sdd Viva le travail,
viva lie proprietor Viva rOrdre qui grandit tout
Nou have greater night than any one 10 utter
that cry, for th,. republic belongs 10 ycu You
have conquered il from royalty, and you will
defend il itom anarchy. II will be really the Re
public Of the people and of the vforkmen Of Pans
The deputaiiOn Withdrew amid cries Of "Niya Ia
RePublque." The vorkmen demanded OF the
delegates thai the reply or NJ lSmartine should be
printed and distributed.
The M0nitszT copllins . decree for taxing
mortgages and annai.snts at the rate of one per
cent on the capital
The Monde Republican sayss-Yestsrday morn
ing person was arrested with the following cireu-
lar in his hands:-"Tht chiefs Of sections are in
Eited TO go at SIT O'Clock precisely, 20 Tie Hotel
de Vile, where here will be presented tothe Pro-
visiOnal Government petition for the dismissal OF
a certain part of the members Of the Provisional
Government II this 2etiiiOn does not receive a
satisfactory answer, he people of Paris, Who
made the revolution in 1913, win do themselves
Justice"
Another decree of the Provisional Government
accoEds an amnesty 10 such non-cpTnmissioned Of
fcers, corporsls and privates OF the amy, as are
now in a state Of desertion, and 10 such youne
soldiers as have outstaid their fuough, on condi.
ton that they Immediately join their several corps
NJ Quenaut, Councillor a. the Court Of Casss
ton, has addressed the following letter, dated
April IS TO the Minister of Iustice:-
''Monsieuy lie Ministre,-1he decree Of this day,
in destroying tbs, xiV OF Judicial situations, re
moves from society one Of as LAST guarantees, AND
strips the various law t1nciionafies OF their dignity
II does not suit me 10 preserve the functions OF .
councillor at the good pleasure Of minister, OF &c
,,slrnii the pfhee 10 ha sighted IN gersan ~
| measure which deny your right % order. In con
sequence, have the honor of sending you in my
| designation OF my functions Councillor nj the
CoHu of Cessation. | am with Teepect, Monsieu
lie MinistIe, rom very humble servant
- aaae ''QUENAULr.''
On the 10Th Of April there was "demonstra
ton at Paris, excited BY the more violent OF the
clubs, the object of which was to overthrow ths
Provisional Government, or ai least secure The ex
pnlsion thefefroln OF is more moderate members
| Il was put down BY the National Guards, who mus
| tered in sufhcient numbers 10 overave the dis
tmbers.
Considerable excitement, however, continues
for two or three days, ell the more from the CIT
cuInstance that NJ Blanqui, an ultTa'republicaI
and communist, had declared in the clubs on sun
day evening, thif the triumph cf The Nahona
Guards and the authorities was only nlomeniaTy
The excitement more fully developed itself o.
Tuesday, The 18th nlo. On the morning OF TIM
diy the raEPsI was loaey and suddenly beaten .
6o'clock, the National Guards tnmed ont, and u
detachment psttolled the city until 10 q clock
| when they were dismissed BY an order from The
l Provisional GoysHnHlent. The real cause OF tht