Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-06-03
THE LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.


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THE LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The New York papers contain full details of the
news brought by the steamer United States.
The most important part of it is that which re-
laes 10 the unsuccessful attempt Of the Communists
in Paris TO create new revolution. Although for
some time they had possession of the hall of the
National Assembly, they were at length expelled
by the national guard, and the leaders of the move
ment arrested.
The Chartist National Assembly in London is
dissolved, and the members have dispersed.
Negotiations for peace between Denmark and
Holstein, under the mediation of England, are in
progress.
The Emperor of Austria has concluded an alli-
ance, offensive and defensive with the Emperor of
Russia, for the preservation of their respective
countries.
DEATH OF LORD ASHBURTON.
Lord AsHBURToS better known as ALEXANDER Barring,
died the 18th May, in the 18th year OF his age Du
ring the early period of his life he passed much OF his time in
the United States, where be married the daughter of General
BINGHAM and connected hy commercial ties with
number of the banks and mercantile establishments in the
States His visit Washington in s42 English Amhas
sado with the object of settling the Maine boundary question
viii be fresh in the memory of your readers The successful
issue OF that negoaon and the subsequent settlement Of the
in his power have forever removed all BILE ground
OF difference between the two countries and the part which
Lord Ashburon took In these Transactions will he gratefully
remembered. He retired from business in 1929, and was
created Peer in 1885 He highly intelligent indeed
accomplished man. He intimate with all the
leading statesmen of Europe of all parties his great expe
rence gave him vast influence His chief wealth de-
rived from the successful French loan 1878. He is
ad hvW Rfxn IN tha ifla and
His second son, Francis continues the head Of the
mercantile firm Mr.. MLpMAr, Lord Ashburtons son-in-
law, having retired about months ago, Mr. JosHuA Bates
and CHARLES BARISs You've the other remaining
partners The death Of Lord AsHBURroS, following
close upon the decease Of his brothers, Sir THOMAS BARINs
and Mr. HEsRr BARIse, both Of whom have died within
month, has been the theme Of general regret.
FRANCE
The following is history Of the recent dstur-
Dances in Paris
The Clubs Of Paris Saturday, the 18th, announced
demonstration in favor of the Of Poland II had been
announced that petition got up by clubs calling upon the
public to interfere eectuay and favor Of Poland,
to be presented the National Assembly the l4th and
pacards issued calling the delegates from all the clubs
the Place de Ia Basie to in procession to the
Chamber to present it. difference, however, broke
among the clubs themselves. Some Of them declared that
such procession would amount TO intimidation others wish
ed the demonstration be postponed till Monday the 5h,
while the Poles themselves announced that in the present
of the question, and seeing that the Government
disposed to do all that could be expected favor of their
country they did wish for any demonstration the part
the clubs in their favor In order get the appear
Of intimidation, a placard issued Friday
nouncing that the procession would 60 further than the
Place de la Madeline, and delegates would proceed from there
to the Chamber.
II was in this position that affairs were on the l4th AT
an early hour the clubs began the place de la Bas
tile, but not in any great numbers AT IL o'clock the pro-
cesson which did amount to than 1000 men, be-
gan to move along the Bouevard At the Place de Ia Ma
define they stopped, while the delegates forward. The
petition presented by NJ Vavin. On the Of the
delegates the procession quietly dispersed.
The authorities appeared 10 have been state OF great
alarm with respect TO this demonstration. All night large
bodies Of national guards and troops kept under
and the ball Of the Assembly there upwards of 900
troops guard The cubbsts anxious TO get up riot
Of kind, matter what, provided il had the effect Of
upsetiing the Government. considerable sensation
created Saturday by the cuhbis's having disared drum
sent by the authorities beat the rdppel-a
mode adopted BY the clubs to prevent the national guards
from being called out.
The immediate Of these attempts Of the cubbss
overthrow the Government stated be the formation Of
an Executive Governmen, as announced by the las,
riva without the names Of either NJ. Louis BLlxc or NJ
ALBERT, Courier and the refusal Of the National Assembly
listen the proposition made by the former for the esab
lishment Of department Of Government, under The title
Of the Mnstere du Travail e da Progres-a department
which intended by NJ Louis Blanc for his own particular
benefit Upon this exclusion Of Louis Blanc his parsans
endeavoed get up eneue among the Communists upon
the subject and placarded all Paris with such c6eesas the
following
PROCLAMATION.
the 25h Of February might have been read the walls
of Paris,
That the Republic guarantees existence TO every
throdgh labor that guarantees work to every citizen.
II recognises the right Of workmen associate among them
selves in order enjoy the full benefit Of their labor
II promises give to the curriers' the million cut OF from
the civil list signed by Garnier Pages and Louis Blanc.
The promises made the bacades not being accomplish
ed and the Assembly having refused in the sitting OF the 9th
OF May, constitute Minister Of Labor the delegates Of the
Luxembourg refuse join in the feie Of Concord on Sunday
next Signed by Laearde, President Besnad, Godn and
Lavoye, Vice Presidents and Lefaure, Delft, and Petit
Secretaries.
The following placard posted up and, like the eced
ing, torn down almost immediately
"Posnd is being massacred and you invited TO
ee The programme Of the fete Of ibe Champ de Mars
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