The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22

forces united will form corps Of 900 mem to be
called the Army Of Paris. This army be placed
under the immediate command of tho Minister of War
In order that the of the comma Dis on which
the safety Of Paris and of all France may depend be
faithfully accomplished ~
General Cavagnac had a conference on the 2Sth
ult with the committee of the Assembls on the
nohondur He stated that the intention OF the Go.
vernment was to send large number of the ouprers
fIom the departments to different points, where work,
dpeenct were to be commenced. The Govern IN mt
also proposed to send considerable numbers to Agers
to colonise that country upon a mod III alton OF the
system proposed by Marshal Bugeaud. The remain ny
portion Of The workpeope will have allowances 10
to them at their own houses.
On the I'd, force Of 5000 men directed to Pu-
teaux, little manuac turing town the left bank of
surrounded, and all the inhabitants dsarmed The
place is said to be focus of communism, and it is
thought that the ncendaries who burned the oyal
rtsideD nee of Neully came thence.
A circumstance has transpired which has created no
little surprise. M. de Lamartine is about to quit
France. The pretext is, that he intends to travel in
the East and that he is to be accompa MED by
de Lamartne His departure must be very near ut
hand il said that of his luggage has
been despatched for Marseles.
NJ de Lamartines departure at the present nome mt,
and under such peculiar circumstances has gvan rise
to variety Of rumor of which the truth very doubt
full Among other improbable reports IL is said that
M Lamsrne, in the first place applied for passport
Ior England and that the executive government
fused IL on the ground that fore going it
sary that the National Assembly should examine and
approve Of the acts of the Provisional mt nd
the Executive Committee, from the period of their
coming into Office the oath of February till the
24th Of June, when they quilted it, and that
questions might be asked and explanations required
by the Assembly as to thee acts. and especially
the expenditure Of money it would be exceeding in
convenient that M de Lamarne should be absent at
such moment. Surprising this story to be true, it
would merely show that the present
of the abse nee of Nj. de Lamartne at all bnt
not account for his passport being refused TO England
aDd grantedSo Marseles.
We read in the Representant du Pe,pls, "he Society
of the Rights of Man remained aloof from the late in
turrection 1t numbers $4,000 men, and reserves itself
for the FUTURE
General Cavaignac has given the Assembly, agreea
bly, to his promise, account of the situation of the
national workshops Those establishments he said
presented formidable organization The idea of their
institution was good and equtable but, in the
OF time they had become menacing for liberty and the
republic. General Cavagnac had paid the most seri-
Gus attention to the matter and to the resolution
of suppressng them altogether Since the late insur-
recon he had several persons respecting
the number of individuals who participated in it, and
the highest number he had heard mentioned, by the
most competent to know the truth did not exceed
10000. Now. the effective number of operatives in
scrbed on the registers of the national workshops
amounted to between los 900 and so that the
combatans belonging to;them were in great minority
This fact was proved by the arrests subsequently
made.
A letter which appeared some days since in tn,
Journals, written from the Pcdmontcse head
affirming that two officers of the staff of the army of
the Alps had arrived there with offers to Charles
Albert TINT that army should the Alps and
march to his aid if required has excited aten
ton.
1t agreed without discussion on the Sd instant
to allow 10000 francs month to the President of the
Council, General CavaignaC.
M. Chateaubriand died on the 4th inst.
General Lcbreton has been elected Questor Of the
Assembly
The committee of inquiry into the Instruction,
having represented that they would not conclude the
inquiry for fortnight the city to remain in state
Of siege till the 25th inst.
NJ. THEIRS
he following Is resume of a speech delivered by M
Theirs in the bureaux on the 30th ultimo the ques
ton OF rejecting the preamble of the constitution con-
tanning the declaration Of rights -
lie said that he that which
constitutions introduced the example Of prsceins
had been patriotism talent they had less poiti
cal experience; tina. the Republic which they desired
0ai a II % I sS. s sa
and Sos. ls good s% ssa Fl
iop q rights and duties (he eontnged) which for par
a nS saE
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without dee to remain 10 order give capous
nsle i under one poin Of
instance 1 a OF s u Til rights ss E
cal wi oh attempted bs disseminated
that the m nq has
G IS a not b We ~hs s Of lief the &
leins IN view at the same time possible but
t o d.c 1ls .s fri Which, r
in ~ re be- BY Let the
with charitable institutions well administered nors loyalty de-
eertn ic reals Besides city does is
IN suforng Ua g. IN tending sickness and assaagos the
neh 70 not to take an absolute to
ulih AZ I'll tunes ana at all seasons occupation who
have not' If we can pos by tuai this w
h9t OPPOSE us Sihs entered intoi bat is IN whom
uuies VINO VIII assert that II can lie iulhlcd! have
heceu great deai on what Is now called Osansatn du
travail name Tor an old hingI and have deporsd the
WIN Whch ques ions have been raised that
OF son , t IS naIe'slI'y tecessa That in the
Astehoy We should have calm and deliberate discussion
s subject WITH AL the principal chiefs and supporters of th,
ct ID Whicn an respect aau be shown to d opnion
We must any one possess the secret of rcmedyng
81 Is o. h e people any one pos 81 such secret he
mus III put no one possess II, then by such
ll0"e &c hauei ir 10 promise and not perform, such
- Srie Tie eH1aioL OF blood Or this the horrible
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nav Ii q rec n and unhappy ok erimcnt NJ tc crs ,o
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been mono ed rs mems Of nave
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