Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-05-20

uneasincss TO the German States aud to commit the
Republic in war with its neghbors." II the Prorl-
siona government will pcrSevere IN TINS Poiey iol
France, she may vet be saved AS lar as we eau
collect from the confused accounts receive oil the
elections throughout France, attended as thcy nave
been with the most wholesale bribery and corrhp-
ton and even violence, we think the new Assembly
will be decidedly republican, bnt rather oil mode
rate than an ultra character. Lamartinc appears 10
have received the unanimous vote OF all parucS'
Dupont de Fare, Marrast, Arago, Marie, GARNER
Pages, Bcthmont, Carnot, and CrcmltuN, rank th'cr
him. NM. C0rmCuin. Bcrangcr, (thc pocD Lam
mcnais, come next. Albert stands 10Th on the list
of the second reimbursement. MN. Lcdru Roln,
Flocon, and Louis Blanc are much lower IN the list
but their return is said 10 be certain Odlon barrot
LHcrbcttc Navin, and Qucnittc, son of the Convcn-
tlonalist have been elected in the department Of the
Asinc. All the al.porters, b"atmen, &c, IN Paris,
voted for Prince Louis Napoleon.
On Wednesday NJ. Richard Rush, the Minister of
the United States in PARIS. waited on NJ. Lamartlnc
the Hotel dc Vile, and formally recognised the
French Republic in the name OF the American Union.
The French army now comprises 53l 900 men, and
has greatly increased since the revolution. In me
provinces great discomfort prevails, and the schemes
OF the utrLs to overthrow the government sun cals
ed apprehension in Paris A plot 10 blow up the
Hotel de Vile, and TO make the rcpubic more demo
cratic than is mcditatcd by the Provisional Govern
mcnt, has been detected, and Judicial inquiry Is
in progress into the alleged conspiracy, which,
it is said will compromise some persons IN high sta
ton. The National Guards would doubtless pre-
serve order should any such horrible schemes be an
ticipatcd.
The Latest Intelligence By Electric Telegraph,
The Paris papers of the 18th ult, confirm our pre-
vious report that the eight moderate members OF the
Provisional Government, will be at the top of the list
of the thirty four deputies elected for Paris, while
the four members Of more violent tendency, Will
be nearly at the bottom OF IT.
The elections in the departments were, on the
whole, of similar character
These facts suggested fears that the utra-rc?ubl-
cans might make attempt to dissolve the Chamber
by force. but up TO the moment when our despatch
left Paris, every thing tranquil. The govern
ment VI as however fully prepared TO meet any dan
ger that might present itself
Another account sa, that the election returns from
the sections as well as from the departments, con-
time be most satisfactory 10 those who desire TO
see the moderate party. represented III the Provl'
sional Government by NJ. Lamartnc, prevail In
almost every reimbursement in Paris. VI. Lamartlne
and the moderate party in the government head the
lists and throughout III" departments the commlssa-
rics of NJ. Lrdru Roln at great discount. The
intelligence had produced very sensible improve
ment in the MONEY market, It was reported that NJ.
Albert had gone from Rollins to Lamartlnc 5
party in the Cabinet, and that NJ. Lrdru Ron was
only waiting for the meeting Of the National Assem-
bly, 10 resign his post as Minister without waiting
for dismissal.