The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28

Special Express and Electric Telegraph,
NEW YORK HERALD.
LIVERPOOL. SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
July l5-Half-past 5 o'clock.
Our arrangements in all parts of Europe, for the
Ne.o York Herald, enable us to communicate the
following summary of the latest news, received by
special express and electric telegraph Just previous
TO the departure Of the new steamer Europa.
PARIS, Friday, IL o'clock, July II, 1913.
Our Paris correspondent writing at noon, Oh FRI
day, says: The city up to this hour continues tran
quill; the capital, however, Is in very feverish
state of excitement Since the dawn of morning
troops have been moving in considerable numbers
to various parts of the city alta rapid pace. No
actual riot had, however, taken place, although
ap?rehendeded.
M Emile de Girardin has addressed the follow
ing letter to his family -
The pamphlet You announce being about 10 be
published by me- Is in degree justneative pamph.
let and for this sovereign reasou that have done
thing for which have to justify myself have not
been accused Of anything, for what then did need
any justification? In 1843, M Msrrast published on
coming out of prison, . pamphlet entitled Yin.t
yours gu Secret" ] have done - NJ. Marrast aid,
(whst path more would follow y not having
when in prison any better employment for my time.
have written the history Of my captivity,
uudeY the title Of Journal dun Jourase au Seersn
This pamphlet s printed and would have already been
,ubshed hs not been told that it was feared that
Friday July H. the anniversary Of the taking the
Dances Were these fears well founded! know not !;
and month ago they had not arrested me- but they
did nv PEN owing to the dangerous honor Of attri
buting TO it such great importance, thought myself
| bound to defer the publication Of my humble
| narrative until the day came when the political
| horizon might admit Of hope that the NOR
! row might pass without . storm. By acting thus
I have remained faithful to my antecedeuts A
| single word from General Csvaignac, on June "a
would have suficed to induce the Presss to shut
,e,f nm in silence long the Executive power
might Judge necessary. My patriotism has never beef
appealed to in vain. Who knows that better than
you? fraternity.
E. DE GIRARDIN.
| PARIS, July H. 1s4s.
The Paris National announces that the indem-
NIFTY claimed by Frenchmen inhabiting Naples, for
losses sustained by them in consequence of the IN
surrection which took place on the 18th of Nav,
has been paid in full, the French Admirals on that
station having received peremptory orders from
their government to insist on its immediate paw.
ment.
Our private communications from Paris, which
reached our office in London this morning, Jul,
l5,) furnish us with a copy of the oath of tie com
munsts. 1t is although curious document, toe
long to give it by our very expensive electric tele
graph. You shall have it In my next despatch.
Our express, which left Paris yesterday Q4th)
announces the formation of three distinct pol,tica
clubs, composed OF the members of the Natlona
Assembly. From their description, now before
us, they promise to become important bodies
Our next shall give you details Of their "constl
tuition and government" being too long for THU
AT meeting OF the provisional commissioner
of the municipal council Of Paris, on the 18th. III,
Mayor OF that city read an expose of the financ,a
position of PARIS. II showed that in consrone,o,
of the late revolution, there was decline of one
third to one half on every description of propertv
in the city; and further, that the decline was n,o
crossing.
The Un,rese states that the insurgents are to h.
transported to Guyana or the Marquesas Islands.
Pontecouant ,ex-Peer oF France, has been ar.
rested the disclosed facts, however, which lead 70
that step, are said to be unconnected with the last
terrific slaughter.
In reference to the proposed increase ofthe G,.ayo
Aobsie-the government has determined that a,
present it is not necessary.
In reference to the rumored outbreak which w.
to take place on the 18th and 18th, there appear
an official announcement from the government in
La Patrie, showing that the fears entertained
by the citizens Of Paris were groundess.
As another proof of the prospective quietude OF
Paris, the theatres are all to be opened on Sunday
the 10th, Co-msrrow.)
The proceedings in the Chamber of the National
Assembly, on Thursday, were of an un,mportant
character. The principal feature of the BUSINESS
was taken up by the adoption of Decree that all
houses, the foundations of which shall be laid no.
fore January, lS49 shall be free from taxes for ten
years, and those of workmen for fifteen. Those
began since the celebrated 24th of Februarv 70
have the same privilege for five years.
France.
NJ Prudhonme, representative ofthe National
Assembly, has laid on the table of the Bureau a
project OF law tor the confscaton of third of all the
property OF France This notable "proect, will
go before TIE Committee of Finance.
revolt has taken place amongst the prisoners
at Embrun after most violent contest with the
National Guard, it was put down with loss of
four killed and eighty severely wounded.
BY the weekly balance sheet of the Bank of
France, 1t will be seen that government have
drawn out all the Treasury balance, and over.
drawn to the extent Of 800, 900 francs.
The following Is the state of the bank IN 70 Jplv
49,
60, L'ao'""es' Francs. C..
C Cp;.i 49, - g.; :. .'''..... 67900000 90
SSaP VI '" i"o" o"nA',' 23350OOO 90
p p =; :. , 10 600 600 90
D. a., LII on"As' 1880 $50 IA
49, 20 ~ ~ PoP,.yi.'''. 100000 90
oanS no'e' ~ onousion,' 30t.5lI 900 90
min, ~ ~ ~"'" 'a"AS' '..'..... 7l,749 175 90
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