New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

they penetrate into that body murder all the members
Of the Right and establish Dictatorship consisting Of
the cream Of the Montague &C. &c. Yesterday II
said that the faubourgs intended 10 honor Louis Nspo
leon with an immense iorchlight procession and again
70 day we hear conspiracy has been dscov
cred fire Paris al quarters at once, murder Ca
vsguac and oil the Ministers, dsperse the National
Assembly and proclaim the Red Republic.
But the Opposition slso not Idle they saying
everywhere that the people are quiet, thinking no
longer OF cmeutes and awaiting their rights in Legal
way but the Government now desires Al emeute, 10
order 70 free Itself from the announcement opposition of
the Mountain party For this purpose, the Police are
TO organize ortc,a 18th OF May attack the National
Assembly through hired forces with the cry P,Je
Borbts Yiv, Raspad then beat back and dsperse
the attacking party and make OF the excitement Of
the Assembly In order to pass hssy decree. By which
all the members of the extreme Left-the Montague
with Lodru Ron az their leader shall be arrested and
transported To- Cayenne All these reports In ciIcu
lation and fnd less credence and il they
literally and precisely true they have at least little
truth in cxtraysgsnce and show what people think
hope OF fear
But the true ground Of the precautionary measures
which have been adopted By the Government within
few days does consist in the anxiety about emeues
OF the PrOlttaUc but in the fear of dynastic move
nenis and especially OF the Legtmists These ankle
ties are by no means uniounded and the progress Of
the subject is follows After the June Instruction
all parliamentary parties in view Of the threatening
danger had united firmly together aud the Dynsstists
well the Republicans formed solid phalanx
which named itself the party Of Ordey in opposition to
the party of Oc0thrOu which threatened the country
with the Red Republic and its Socalistc consequences
This alliance, which If unnatural, still justified by
necessity lasted through July and August and gave
the Government strength by which It enabled to
support and preserve the general order !, then
CURED the Right to insist that the sixteen RepreseD
tative places should be filled by elections the
Government assened and with the struggle in relation
the elections the political parties again separated The
appearance of Louis BOnaparte the much feared Pre-
tender Immediately called the followers of the other
Pretender in like manner to renewed activity.
The result OF the election is well known TO you
among the sixteen Representatives the Government
succeeded in electing only SINGLE ofts candidates
General Leho and all the other new members belonged
either to the Red Republicans the Legitimsts,
other Monsrchcal factions. This result enlivened
aresh the slowing perishing hopes of the parties The
Red Republic organized Radical Banquets throughout
the whole land which as in Toulsn Bourges and Ly
ons brought about violent excitements in the localities
where they took place and stormy scenes in the Ma
tona Assembly of France-while the Monarchists set
all their energies in motion in order shake the Re
public and carry their plans far that the Crown OF
France should quite of itself fall upon the head of their
Pretender. The followers of Louis BOnsparie proclaim
ed him a candidate for the Presidency Of the Repub
lie the followers of De Jonville secretly endeavored
win the army to his support and the strongest OF
all these parties. the Legitimst suddenly saw the
Duchess de Berri in their midst in order to acquant
herself with the measures about to be taken
The Duchess de Berri came secretly into Paris on
the 27th OF September to the Hotel of one of her
followers in the Fsubourg ST. Germsine, where she re-
manned undisturbed until the % Of October. Finally
when the Police got wind of the matter, from the unu
sua movement in the usually so quiet Faubourg, the
adventurous Princess left and when the suspicious of
the Police had become certainty the Duchess de Berr
was again in safety The Project of Police Ducoux
ceived a severe rebuke from Csvsignsc and it is as
serted to-day that he, well Senard Minister Of the
Interior have given in their designations Concerning
this sppariton Of the Duchess de Berri mysterious
obscurty stll prevails but II seems certain that a
movement was arranged, and the Government is there
fore on its guardhe more 50, as within few days a
portentou. movement has shown itself among the Ia
boring classes and in the manufacturing cities.
We are also assured that alliance between Louis
Bonapare and the Mountain party is in progress aud
that the elder Zoly has been empowered by 70 mem
bcrs OF the extreme Left TO open direct negotiations
with Louis Bonapsre But for the outbreak of an ac-
tus Instruction there needed instead Of an outward
attack an exciting question banner for the insurrec
tionary movement This is now offered 10 two ques-
tons the slscfoH Of President, and the affairs Of Iiay
As regards the choice of President the men Of the
National wish tina, the President OF the Republic should
be elected by the National Assembly since they fear that
by the votes OF the whole nation Louis Napoleon might
possibly succeed to the Presidential chair the Lesti
miss and al the Monsrchts stand nevertheless upon
the use OF the universal right of suffrage and this ques
ton will be discussed with grcs, excitement The Le
citimists would willingly see Louis Napoleon chosen
President for they feel that the Duke OF Bordeaux
not possible st this moment They would therefore
prefer small parody of the Empire with war and other
evils from which France would consider herself iortu
nate to be freed by third Revolution In other words
Louis Bonspsrte is be the cat which shall scratch the
Crown OF France out OF the glowing fires OF the Repao
lie for the ape Henri Y
The plan ia not bad-Louis Bonsparte puts al end
to the Republic the Monarchy and IS then on
accoun, OF his mistakes and misiorunes to be chased
away ths, Henri V. may sea, himself safely and com
iortaby on the vacant throne.
The Italian Queston-in which everything IS blocked
up the gEo in Milan and before Venice sui con
tnuing snd the Mediation not yet having produced the
slightest resut-hss been brought before the National
Assembly BY the Left but treated with Indifference by
the majority. This question however, will serve as
banner for Louis Bonsparte and the slightest diplomatic
defeat which the Government may undergo in Vienna
will be the signal for Its overthrow. These are the
dangers which threaten the Government in order to
substantisie them Will relate to you the means,
which Csysisnas has proposed in opposition to them.
hu, which still ind enemies in the Ministerial Council
although they sre the only true ones.
Cavsignac will hrsily publicly declare from the til
bune. tbs, he only can and will accept the Presidency
when the election shall have been made By universal
franchise and the voice of the whole nation such
declaration will win for him the hearts OF the ehvaric
Frenchnen and under this feeling he would receive an
enormous majority of the votes Of the electors Second
ly the General will propose to the National Assembly
TO revoke the decree Of Punishment not only ss~nstne
family Of Napoleon but also against that oil BOURBON
and Orleans and sccede to all Pretenders the sn' o.
returning 70 France Either, says he. al must De al