The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-12

The steamship Niagara arrived this moIn-
ing from Liverpool, with dates 10 the 20h
uli.
FRANCE.
The conspiracy discovered in Paris on
Monday for The overthrow of the Republic
aud The establishment of Terrorism, has been
sgnally defeated. The greater portion OF
The wreiched prompiers of this insane move
meni are either in the hands of the auihori-
lies or reduced 10 a condition which will
moi admit OF their doing further harm. Louis
Blanc, however, is sIIll a. liberty, although
there are slrongreaso for suspeciing that he
was actually with the conspirators during the
Two hours he was absent tom The National
Assembly on Monday. The strongest means
have been adopted To prevent recurrence
OF physical display bv The members of The
secret clubs. The allegiance of the Troops
of The line aud National Guards is fully de-
pended on, and NJ Lamarlne's populari ~
has been ehreclually restored; still feeling
is widely prevalent that this COVE rnmeni is
feeble, aud the ultra democratic patty IN the
ascendant, but The presumption is scarcely
warranted, Judging from the results of The
the majority of the interim government.
Advices from Paris of Thursday evening,
state that The city had been perfectly tran
quill during the day The number of arrests
amounted To 200. up TO that time. Blanqui
aud Flolre by some mysterious influence had
been liberated.
Gen. CavIgnac has been appointed Minis
ter ui War, and NJ Fioure Chaavet Project
of Police.
/ Alter the mob had been driven out of the
hall OF the National Assembly, on The 18th
ihey marched To the Hotel de Vile to APP
point Committee of Public Safety, and Nj.
NJ. Barbes, Albert, and The other Ministers OF
lie would-be Provisional Government, had
Just commenced, in The Identical room in
which RobespIeTIe aud his associates exer-
cis.d their tunctlons as Directors, when the
| National Guard entered the building from
the rear, which had been left olally unguar
ded, seized upon the pseudo government,
md after a Struggle, in which NJ. Barbes, IA
p ocular, ran some risk, carried them off
prisoners. Citizen Sobrer, in the interim
repaired To the Minis or Of the Inferior wirh
ms Montaguards. He demanded admit
lance and he transfer of the Ministry 30 him
and The military posts TO his faithful follow
ELS. lie was admitted only to be arrested
his hundred plrtisans were dsarmed, srrip
even of their scarlet cravals and iurned
sdrih.
Alter the Chamber of Deputies and the
Hotel de Vile had been plugged ofther new
occupants and after the arrest of several par
lies connected with the aitepied revolution.
who had in The first instance escaped. all
Paris presented masses OF National Goards
moving in columns of thousands TO The prom
lneni points OF The city The people and
The women, the best dressed ladies' che er-
ing them zen passanI." Not char was
occupied, nor was there scarcely a possIbilI-
ty of moving in the BouIevards from the
crowds of well-dTessed people oil both sexes
OF workmen mixed up viii. them discussing
in groups what had laken place and 10 loud
conde mnaiion of the Disturbances.
This feeling was almost universal. Here
and there fanatic cried, awe Ia Barbes,"
hut was Immediately surrounded and carried
IT 10 prison. Such was The conduct OF the
people throughout thai important evening
BY midnight all was quiet.
la the Course .! the night regiment OF
cuIasslers and the students OF The military
school al 81. Cyr, arrived in Paris, and sever
al regiments oi The line, from Oiher quarters
marched in. The students OF the Poiytech
nc school turned out at the first report ~
he instruction, and placed ihemselve>
Al the disposal of the Executive govern
ment.
! When NJ LamariIne and NJ Ledru Ro
in went TO The tiOlel de Vile on The 10Th,
the latter having advanced few steps before
VI. LamarIIne, was arrested by the seconn
u command a he Hotel de Vile.
! Nj. Ledru Ruilin having strongly proiesieo
,galns this, The officer answered, 81 ares
you because your name is in the list ot III,
pretended government that has been pr
claimed" Nj. Ledru Rulliu then alighie
rom his horse, when he was reloinejb by Nj
Lamaritne, who said he would be answerabi
or his colleague.
Paris was throughout the night Of the Isl
reIty tranquil; $4,000 National Guards h
'issed The night under aims OF in pairoliIn.
,ui no incident that could be characterize
violent, occurred after Dighilall.
The exception occurred al the head qua
! r of cilzen Snbrer, whose house, No.
'iiue de R,voli, exactly opposite the TuilIv-