The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

the royal throne the security Of his people aud their
lgitpste interests might consolidate this arn'eAofe
His Majesty entsrtaips no doubt that the National
Diet In the indssolubly combirrd interests OF the
delay regulate everything which is requisite Tor the
welfare Of the country.
:" In conclusion, must new fulhl the injunction OF
his Majesty by assuring the Diet and the whole OF MS
Sitbfui subjects of the royal favor and afectouate
septims pts 81 our iustrious Lord and King "
Il 10 said that the speech invade by Nj. de Lamartine
v.stsrday in committee udieg perseverance,
In the NO in ntion policy, was casioncd by
aeela, alton from General oudinot tAst sneh i"ters
vsnes an ksiy Mad bsesms Imminent.
The arrests continue to be- most numerous Every
body is talking OF conpiracy discovered b7 the go
ureese inform alton to offer certain unessiness is
still felt lest demonstration should De msde
but the presence OF large army IN .ns ,sS
tai and the operation Of martial Law, ought 10 SATISFY
the timid that nothing serious need De spp,e
general Jorry formerly President OF the auo =, .ne
Jutereets Of the People. in the 18th
has been arrested at his residence and taken to the
Coneiergerie, to be intsrrogatsd
III: Courier fanes. n.s and are not Without
s,aruinr rumors w-rs current yesterday in
Ar Ssn Ses Ccufere pces Of the National Assembly.
Mvss aid that gnupowds had been discovered
ridge sesed and attempt to form barrcadss made
An ,Ss Rue MouiI+tard behind the church st Medsrd
n results from the have obtained that
an Tuesday and Monday nights individuals piled
other materials on several poinSs,
patrols dsperred them without dim ,uity, All the
roops who were stationed at the Bsere du Trone and
in Oh the envrons Of the Faubonrg Saint Antoine have
bee withdrawn The only armed troops that exist Ia
he snvirons, 10 . company Of the GArds Marine, In
Ssrr.cis At hcpus. whose position 10 critical The
nd soldiers ara each instant threaten med by
hands Of individuals who astating in that quarter
We are assured that treasures Of surveillance have
been taken to prevent the 81 the
In consequence Of the funeral Of General Duviver
the Atfem6ly did not meet until q late hour to-day
houses the building Of which should be commenced be-
fore January lS4e was passed after slight discus
son. The rsmsinder Of the proceedings up to post
ON "Wednesday morning. the funeral service Of &C.
neral Regnaut and Of Captain Bertrand Of the 4sth
regime Of the line both Of whom were killed the
25th nit In the Rue st. Antoine took place in the
church 81 st. Gervsis After the the body Of the
General vas for the moment deposited in the vaults Of
the church. whilst the remains Of Captain Bertha nd
we're taken to Pere u Chsise The clergy accompanied
the body the cemetery aud there the usual military
Aoners were paid to the deceased.
The French government has received, by telegraph,
accounts from Rome Of the 9TH inst announcing the
sssegnition Of the republic BY the !, t Pope
Pe1. Of silks soooocOi sIaOOoO worth Of that srti-
Great Britain and the United States within the last
The government has declarged against the PROPOSE
ton Of NJ Jules Favre the private pro-
perty Of Louis Philippe. The Assembly met yesterday
a. hsfpsst two, and sat till hafp.st four The bill
relating to the bans du fresor was adopted.
The following letter from N. GARNER Pages, signed
Kkewse by NJ Psgnerre, formerly Secretary General
the Provisional has also appeared In the
Journal des DebGts -
asir-Your journal of the day before yesterday con-
taips an article which cannot suffer to remain
answered As long as formed part of the govern
mept we thought 1t necessary to maintain silence in
Of all the attacks Of the journals At present
our duty is to reply when facts are ds6gured, and
when public opinion may be set astray to the detri
ment Of order and truth We consequently declare t.
plan Of barbados, which the provisional government
are raid have arranged against the National Guards
and sh the sbs 90
10 all the statements you have male on that head
We pray in the interest Of the public, still NOR
than in ours to publish this declaration in your
number-Accept. sir, the assurance of our distin
guished consideration. "GARNIER PAGES.
"PAGNERRE.n
Of the executive commission have been Intercepted
by the commissioners appointed by the National AS
sembly to inquire into the causes which led to tn
examined twice On his first examination he declar
ed that q magistrate, whom he would not NAME wa
among the guilty both Of the affair on May and tina
Of June On his second examination he is said t
have explicitly charged NM Portals. Jules Fabre
Landrip, of having secretly excited the movement @
the clubs on these occasions Arago distinctly dis
avowed any orders having been given by the exc
a.tive commission having tendency to relax tn
Ts.nT =. .sr:es:.s ssas ..
Our accounts from Messins, of the 26th of June
contradict the report which had been brought I
Naples, Of the recommencemsnt Of hostilties betvse
the Neapolitan troops and the Sicilians The Neano
Titan troops in the fortress Of Messina he only poin
Of Sicily now held by the hng) Ere few cannon Shot
from time to time but only for the purpose of keepn
thsir men the alert. The city Of Messina is NOR
the ms jority Of the inhsbtasts have o~aed r.
are epcamped in the neighborhood From Palermo
the advices reach to the 29th Of June at which dat
Parliament was discussing the form of Mt ans
the choice Of . king. The great majority ver. for
sonstt utioDs monarchy and the choice seemed likely
dini. The son Of the Grand Duke Of Tuscany' whose
chance would otherwise have been favorable IL mnor
and II is wished to avoid regency.
Italy.
10 stated at Roverbella the 4th of July that
serious battle had taken place at Bardoino but Che
result had not been aseertsined.
The Milan Garette Of the It'll reports the foIIov;r
sentiments Of Mann In the sitting Of the Assembly
in which Louis Rubbi chief Of the Criminal Trbu ne
hadbeen named President, by majority Of llS-..Ve
netsns In the face Of the enemy every one seeks TO
conceal himself but when the independence of Itaiv
but only Itasns Az to myself personally. AM xSs2
ives on the 23d Of March, but make an immense
sscri6ce from my love to my country" Immense ap-
plause) Tomorrow the new government Is to be form
ed Of which Castell and Psleocaps will, no doubt
form part they having bee the principal nts
fusion Of Venice extends itself through eli the vsns
tan territory, and to the provinces now
torches Singing the funeral hymn ne % run With
There is but cry every here" Death to the Ana
TRANS 20 Venice is well provisioned and she has for
her defence than 1000 pieces of cannon ana 10
armed vessels.
Germany.
FRAsKPoR T-oN-rHE-MAIrE
Tuesday Evening" July IL
The committee for the ARA of the fesviyas
the entry Of the Administrator Of the Empire
Frankfort, came yesterday to the determ nation this
th' had only to do with the reception the Admins
TRAITOR in the House of Parliament and that the rest
the arrangements came within the provinces of the
civic authorities - ~
In the Constituent Assembly to-day the President
stated that the report of the fsstivty COMMITTEES
commended that on the arrival of the Adminstrstor
he should be waited on by the committee who shouid
in the name Of the Assembly, welcome him to Franz
fert and then, on ssoertaning when it would be con
vepent for him to appear amongst them, a deputaton
Of so members should be chosen conduct him to 81
Pauls Church " "
A member Of the extreme left now ascended tho