The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-15

his shoulder The moment they landed, they we're
arrested and when brought to the police Office it was
who had embarked at Antwerp for New York en- their
way to the back settlements Of America Their vessel
bad sprung aleak, and put in at Plymouth, and they
were again to take ship from Dublin
The squadron, which has been GO par cular SER
vice. off the coast of Ireland, has been Withdrawn,
and Lord Hardinge, who sent over on the sa me
service has been recalled The military have not as
yet been reduced but it is in contemplation GO
to do So but to increase the constabulary
considerably
Government are going on very sensible plan Of re-
Hcving the paupers in Ireland, and at the time
young women embarked for Plymouth en- route
for South Australia and on Thursday week another
batch LETT the Sligo workhouse for the
Zach girls passage will be Free and they provided
with proper clothing, &c.
six pound carronade, upon a wooden carriage has
been sent from the country to the castle had been
surrendered up to the authorities.
The harvest has turned out much better than
apprebensons were entertained are now almost All
harvested safely The blight In the potato crop ng
to the influence Of the fine weather which have
enjoyed for the last week. has been everywhere
cd One half of the crop 1t ia stated by many parties
has perished and owing to the great extent Of land
remains 1t is calculated that the of the crop
which remains will be equal to two thirds Of full crop
Of any year previous to ls45. A speedy alteration of
the rates therefore expected the
prospects far from disheartening The following
were the market prices yesterday at corn ex-
ass. to ass prime, 4os. to SIS Pig Market-64s to
55s. Bacon Market New, 76s to7ss. old 72s to 78s
new hams CAS- to 6es old, do Sos to 62s .qmerican
Bacon-49s to 54s. do. hams, SOS. tn 4ss. Barrel
Po'k-1Os to 90s for best Irish best American 4Ss
to 5ss. do. old, a6s to 4os ATTENTION.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS. August 25, 1913.
The Suppression ofthe Newspapers-.46airs of Sard-
mia, Tuscany &C., 8c-.aspeet of affairs in Paris,
&C., &c.
Yesterday, the Ga-ee de France suppressed, for
preaching civil war and monarchy and a new paper
called the Mouth of Fire, was also suppressed and
seal placed upon its materials This latter was q mere
continuation OF the Hampton, which had been sup
pressed the day two before but upon the materials
of which the seals of the State had not been placed
The printers sixty in number, held their meeting too,
yesterday at which they signed protest against the
act Of the government in suppressing these journals
The government has xed upon the 18th Of September
for the election Of fifteen Representatives to fill the
vacant places three Of which in Paris and, al
ready, as the parties nearly balanced in the
Assembly, the press is beginning to summon their
lions, may govern the Assembly and, particularly in
the formation of the constitution, be of impor
lance There to be great battle the question
OF one or two chambers think that these elections
will give strength to the Theirs partythe club of the
rue Potion, more properly, to which Thers belongs
often the other clubs; but it is the conservative
aristocratc, aud monarchical clique in the Assembly
II monarchy still has foothod there think it has
TO limited extent The discussion upon the report
of the committee of inquiry to. day there
is immense rush to the Chamber vast mum bsrs can
gain admittsnce; and report says that the govern
ment is going, this morning, to move the arrest OF
CaussideIe, and Louis Blanc The press Is still filed
with the publication Of the testimony which presents
in the history Of France which had been better
never TO have been so fully displayed to the public
resolution is now before the Assembly, for another
the monarchists as well as the ANARCHISTS the com
mttee have reported that the old dynases have taken
part in the insurrections Of May and June; every
body in Paris knew, that this great violation Of
the truth, and the testimony published shows the
old dynasties to have been active both the 10Th OF
May, and the 23d, 2ath 25th, and Goth Of June
and The Pafro, the particular friend organ Of the
Commission, Of this NOR ming says that in this
pect the Commission is mistaken; since it appears by
the police reports that the legitimsts, Bonapartiss
and Orfcansts, have taken active part in the
attacks directed against the republic, the 18th of
Commission of Inquiry, will be named by the,
bureaux to proceed to supplemental inquiry
to embrace sss,. all the acts and intrgues Of the
pieces, annexed and distributed and psrtic ularly
by the official reports Of the police.n This is
traordnary language for such organ to hold, in
reference to question, when Commission made such
a report. 1t is remarkable that ON a Committee,
should commit the same crime, as those whose acts
against the republic and to shield the monsrchists
Ambassadors from Sardinia, Tuscany, the Grand
Pope, were presented to General CSvaignac, Wed.
nesday. Russia and France about to exchange
Paris during the reign of Louis Ph PEI he did not
like him, nor the mode in which he climbed into
the throne over the barricades. Frankfort has
sent her ambassador, ALSO to Paris. All Europe
appears to be fastening pay their respects to Gen.
Cavaignac, and the republic. The news is, in Paris
this morning Of great revolution in St. Petersburg
and bombardment Of the city during five hours 1t
wants confirmation, think. The minister Of the |
interior has nterdicted any persons arriving from
I yOne q hare haa
been attempt to collect mass of men at Paris for
the last ten days to aid in another instruction, it
the lodgings Of the aborers at Paris and to
struct buildings for that purpose Fortunately,
from the cold The Assembly have reduced the postage
letters to 20 confines, in France that is, four
under TX grammes under fifteen do. 40 cent? mes
&C. SC. 1t is to be regretted that England Is
reasonable and selfish in reference to the transatlantic
postage but am glad our government has met her
in the true sprit-by retaliation, as we did the last
war when she shot sailors taken as prisoners un
der the pretext that they were English. Meet Eng
land face to face, and she will be civil otherwise,
never The preamble Of the constitution has UNDER
gone entire change, and will appear in a model
But Frenchmen yet children in the enactment Of
OBSERVER
PANS ,.August 20, 1S4s.
The great Debate in The .4ssemJly-The Speech of
Ledru Roilin, &c. &c.
The great debate opened yesterday, and continued,
through the day and night with int nse interest and
excitement. One day, in France, to bring such
debate to close. The opening was full ofincdents,
growing out Of personal explanations, denias and
sertions. NM. Portelis and Landrin, ancient prose-
cutting officers, bore down pretty hard upon NJ Arago,
for saying that they had attended meetings where the
discussion in favor Of overtime wing the Assembly.
Jules Favre came to their aid; and he, too assailed
the Astronomer. Ledru Rollin did not deny that
many discussions had been had during the existence
of the provisional government, Of new combinatio
and more harmonious one, which, he said, they all
had right to do; but that it that in his
presence, any parties had engaged in any undertaking
to attack the Assembly-that he did not accuse NM
Portals and Landrin Of such attempt upon the
Assembly, and that what he did say to NJ. Arago
in reference to these gentlemen was confidential md
in a moment when he was excited by the ardor with
Rlane ftar