The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-21
NEW YORK. FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 81, 1848

way, who to present the republic sum Of aasaf
100 which they had collected amongst themselves
| deputsiion OF foreigners resdsnt 10 France have
presented petition to the provisional government,
signed BY 1000 psrfons Of this description praypr that
ill foreigners who have teen two yesrs resident In this
country may on simple declaration of their wish for
b. entitled to all the rights OF Freuch citi
| seLe
A considerable number of Germsns and B.gians left
R.ris the day before erdsy by the Northern
to return to their native country
tree q liberty was planted yesterday in the Place
cries OF 1--WE Ia Republics created ,bs 40 m nSuI
when placed erect She clergy Of Saint then
gave asir s'pedioGn to the tree amidst renewed shouts
borhood were illuminated
Inc provisional government has Passed decree
ang special body OF unsrmed police to pro- public
order and property In the Streets under tho name of
gardens De Pari, They are particularly charged with
tack Of watching public pssoe aud are to be
III sufcient numbers 10 look each to the safety from
q 10 one sh aqnd1sa nUus tax to be de-
ao0of rent year to be levied to keep up thi. body
The Minister Of the Interior has issued a dscres by
which tbs Sale du Jeu de Paums at Versailles is classed
amongst tho historical monuments.
M Foucher, to whom the task has devoved of insti.
tuting enquiries relative to the ravages omitted the
northern railroad during the three days. went on We'd
nssday to st Denis where he enced his en- quriss
assisted by the local authorities Several arrests have
taken place. and the prisoners have removed to Pa.
ris in cellular Tse destruction Of the Northern
and st. GermAn lines appear to have no connection with
The Provisional Government has received a letter
from Abdsl kader, dated the 18th ult, from which
extra ct the following passages. He says
"Citizen Olivier delegate, camo to Yesterday
and informed me that the French ali united for
one sole object and have royalty In order that
France may be governed by the Republic reciced
to hear .his because have read in books that such
state OF things is proper for nations destroys njus-
ioe and prevents the strong from opprespg the weak
and that consequently all become brothers,
ALu,ing to hts position, be says: 81 demanded Of
General Lamorcitre 10 have mo conveyed to Alexap-
dria, In order that might proceed from that place to
Mecca and Medina. and for this asked for his az
| tr0uChmnn m I'm a latf IN Aroh {c
which he signed in Freuh When this letter reached
me- and in the conviction that the word of the French
wa, sacred, surrenders to bin If he had said can.
not promise what sek should not have nder
ed. felt certaia that the word of the French was
now changed and this conviction has vanished I sup
pcate you to do mo justice, and to transform my sad
may thnk that should return to Algeria and revive
troubles This Is Impossible. and can never happen.
10: doubt wha. ssy en- this subject. any more Than
you would doubt If were dead, for | place myself
among tho number OF the dead My sole desire is go
Mecca and Medina there to study and adore God my
m F ocon, member of the provisional government is
completely recovered from the illness under which he
duties oonded to him at the ministry of the interior
Jerome Napoleon Bonsparte two days ago, commsnc-
sentinel at the POste du Drspsau He belongs to the
company Of first battalion of the first legion
The provisional government has issued decree order
Ing that, as two sgnaturts for all bills
to the national discount banks to have money cb
tanned on them and az the greatest number Of small
name on their papsr u guaranty bank eha be establish
cd in each town where national discount bank exists
such bank and the traders The oapits OF the
bank is to be raised by jontsock companies, and in
case to be less than 100 000 The business of these
guaranty banks Is TO procure for small traders the dis
count o! their bills cent security In goods
rants on bonded goods, &,, being given by the parties
demanding assistance.
The provisional government taking into confederation
IN. ps,s nt ut Of oo%msrcs has issued
protesting bills reRstraton dues, and tho emouments
attached to those documents. The reduction amounts
| TO about IS cent
The provisional government has decrsed that work 10
the prisons shall be suspended aud that his contracts
nov existing with respect to 1t shall be rescinded the
receiving an indemnity from tho State if call
| cd for.
About AGO of the Poles living ct Paris assembled yes
teiday to form the first column for returoing their
own country. They have written TO their fellow
ct Strasburg. They have made appeal to the repub
ic OF France for supply Of arms
The ofois returns q the foreign commerce for tbs
drst two months OF the show that to the
tmc the amount of business has not been considerably
diminished. The customs receipts It Is true have
been reduced from 2O939 oO0f to IL 4S4 00cf but many
articles Of first consumption show ipcrease for in
ssIcs cotton, castings. GOALS Elmo, lead, oeaglnous
deficit and in particular sugar The experts Of
wines brandiss and SALT have greatly increassd there
has also been an improvement IN woollen and linen
As to the amount of navigation 1t has fallen OF 10000
| tons out of $4,000 lbut the decline in this item
the natural consequences of the saokeniog in the
rival Of grain which the corresponding period of last
year was 80 considerable The difference besides ap-
| plies principally to foreign nsgs
NJ Theirs hiss sus an address to the electors of the
department. Of the Bouches du Rhone, who had offered
him their sucsges at the approaching elections. We
extract the principal passages from TIL, letter. NJ
| Theirs ssys:-
Al thank you gentlemen for the souvenir which YOU
have been good to entertain of and of tie
| vices which eudeavorea TO render France Guri3g
eighteen years OF my public life believe in fact that
| che department Ia which was born Perhsps / have
given some distinction to the deputaton of the Douches
ots the Of order of liberty of nations grest
ness It is very trus that neither desired wished
uarohy was sufficient to secure us large shar. of ber
W and the state Of England during the last cenu
RES seemed to me Destiny not to be disdaned oy any
country Providence has decided otherwise; incline
myself before Its decrees and, though ready to
sst ell y ranny Will never resist the force OF things
manifested BY striking signs l. therefore, accept the
Republic, without any pens.e but do not
| to disayow any part ofmy lifen
dssadod the cause Of order then tha, of ep,y and of
national greatness that he could have obtained the IA
vor Of the monarch but that hs had not sought 1t
because his convictions not the or eighteen
years he had passed twelve in tho hrmet most netspt
most disinterested opposition He believes, he ssys that
the experience he has acquired would be useful tue
new order Of things and had therefore consented to
become candidate of the national assembly, he had
consented by duty devoedness by honor aud not 10
labor for disguised restoration but frankly consi
tute the republic solid and lasting bases de-
end the essential conditions of every society family
perty the liberty Of transactions. NJ Theirs concludes
| rs follows
II believe that have maintained the interests OF
country In the measure which recsnt ins uons
allowed am ready to csde to all the Candidates of
our departments regards talents but dlrs to call
myself their qaal as regards patriotism aud declare
that II be not elected shall in nowlss feel ashamed
before France and bsfors Europe therefore pray my
friends TO dlspen,e with all exertons not to compromise
themselves Ia scconding my candidsteshp aud not to
TAKE any engagement on account for will not take
any, except that Of aborng loyalty constitute the
new order Of things Really to accomplish Courageous
y a hi;ult mission If It should be conhded to with
confidence do not desire 1t II 1t bs contested however
little he contest may be would reenter with joy the
life OF retirement and study mediate in repose the
eternel laws Of human society, which do not believe
changed la spite OF the agitation Of thu universe and to
form ardent wishes behalf of this Francs which
have so much loved, which still love no much which
In proportion to tho very dangers which shs may
| present incur"