The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28
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PARIS, Friday, July IA.
This is the anniversary OF the taking |
Of the Bastile, and It was said that the |
insurgents of PARIS intended to eommemo-
rate the day by carnage and bloodshed. II,
however, such a movement was ever intended,
the plans organised for It's suppression were so e-
fectlve, that the "movement' became awe-strick-
en- and the population of Paris II is expected will
pass over the present l4th OF July n peace. How
long that peace Is to continue, II is hard to say;
there is, from all we hear, great doubt of its con-
tinuance.
The Constitutional of the 18th, says that France
is in treaty with Great Britain for the purchase of
an island on the distant seas, to which she can
ship her captive iDsurgent population.
Notwithstanding the fears, entertained and rather
widely difinsed, for selfish purposes, that some dis
mrbances Of serious nature would take place,
Paris, on Thursday, and up to the forenoon Of Fri
day, continued as tranquil could be wished;
the only exceptions being Of trIffing character
in the Faubourg du Roule, and at the Barriere
Monceaux Yesterday, friday the anniversary
OF the taking the Bastile and also the day orig,-
pally fixed for the Is centme dinner, was looked
to az day of danger; but az far can be Judged
from its opening, all apprehensions at rest
Every one seems to be employed at his ordinary
occupation.
The Moniteu~ aludes to the alarming reports
spread, as it alleges, by interested and designing
parties. 1t assures us that all good citizens may
be satisfied no disturbance will take place; that
the government knows Its duty, and 10 prepared to
fulfil It's conseientiously; mildly if compatible,
vigorously if necessary.
The National states that the Avenir National
which published number of details of the pretend
edconspracy, about break out in the course of the
present week lis be prosecuted and the Minister of
| Interior has handed over the papers to the Pro-
cureur General, to be dealt with as he deems
proper.
General Lamorciere, when asked as to the ru-
mors IN circulation, replied that everything was
going on we'll, and the government had nothing to
| fear.
From dawn, on Friday morning, up til, eleven,
there had been a considerable movement of Troops,
souadrons of cavalry especially, passing from time
to time, at rapid pace. These, however, were only
precautionary measures. Great activity was dis
played by the staff of the National Guard and
| General Changarnier, who evidenced the most re-
solute determination to suppress any attempt at in
surrectiOn.
The Monitelw of yesterday contains DEGREES of
the Assembly for the payment in specie of depo-
sits at the Savings Bank under 80 francs, and In
per cent stock, taken at 80, for higher sums, the
present prices being at ut 25c.
The Latest from Paris.
At o'clock yesterday evening (Friday) July
l4,h, Paris was tranquil. In the Assembly Goud-
chaux announced that the government had aban-
doned their intention of interfering with the rail-
ways.
twenty-five thousand of the army of Italy have
fallen back on Lyons.
Reports were current in Paris yesterday thai
the Archduke John had approved French mediation
in Italian affairs.
Switzerland.
In our advlces from Berne, under date of the
10th inst, we have the following important intel
lgence:-
"The Diet has to-day been occupied with ques.
ton which, after the affair of the revision of the
all that has come before it this session. since il ,s
intimately connected with European rights and
International laws. 1t s to pronounce the federal
guarantee of the constitution, which has de6ni.
lively transformed Neufchatel into a republic.
forming the 2lst canton of the confederation.
CATER dignifed discussion, the motion war
adopted by the entire assembly What more par.
ncuarly characterized this movement. was. thu,
all the deputies expressed themselves satisfied
with an event which removed their people fro,,,
the dominion Of Prussia"
Spain.
We have advices from Madrid to the totb q,
which date It is stated that General Ella. see,no
that there but little chance OF success n tho
Carist movement at present, had resolved to with.
draw into France with some officers who accom-.
panied him.
Our latest advices from Spain, report an eposoe-
ment with Montimolinest at Pampeluna-Ia,ter
beaten-Eha recrossed the frontier.
Cabrera Is said to be holly pursued, hut h,
numbers were increasing
Portugal.
SOUTHAMPTON, july IL 1919
The Jupiter has just arrived from Lisbon Oh.
brings advces that a revolution is rapidlv an
preaching Several of the leading l;berais ~.
concealed or left Lisbon. The following ar. ,h.
names OF the expected new ministry.-Presdsr,
Saldanna Home Affairs, Costa Cabral Finance
Oliveira. Exchange on London was ouo,ed an
days, 62s; 80 days, 52l.
| Ireland.
| LIVERPOOL, Saturday, o'clock. PM
Our express messenger, who left Dublin tb,s
morning, hasjust arrived. He reports that Dublin
was then tranquil, and that the grand jury Of the
County of Limerick have found a true bilr aoa;ns,
Mr.. Meagher for sediton.
| British Parliament.
LONDON, July Is.
| The House OF Commons sat for n sbor,
! time to-day, for the purpose of receiving the
report upon the resolution agreed to Yesterday in
| the Committee of Ways and Means giapt,no tIrea
millions sterl ng out of the consolidated funds.
The motion was agreed to. and the committee
| appointed to sit again on Monday newt
The Chartists.
- LONDON, July Is, IS4S.
The following communication has been issued
from the headquarters of the chartists:-
We have ms day balanced our accounts have to
announce that we are without FIJI ds
Signed in behalf Of the Executive Committee