The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-27

LOO loV lLLI,
clared that he would have Paris covered with bar-
Ticades. NJ. LamaItine declared that Ne set his
colleague at defiance, that the majority of the
Government were quite prepared for any measure
of that description promoted by the Minister Of the
Interior, and they would resort 10 efectual mea-
sures to defend it. After this NJ Ledru Rol'intow-
cred his tone. il IN Il
The breach which separates the moderates frcui
the uitra-democras within the government widens
every day, and il II now said that NJ. Ledru Rolhn
has spoken of giving in his resignation, and with.
drawing from the government, TO De ioIo"ea, OF
course, by Nj. Louis Blanc, Albert and Fiocon.--
NJ Lamartine has replied to this by assuring lie.
dru Rollin that, il his resignation were seriously
offered, il would be Immediately accepted. Ledrii
Rollin seems 10 be far from occupying good
place IN the opinions Of any elass--not even The
operatives, and his recent endeayors 10 suppress
the freedom Of election have called forth the ndg-
nation Of the entire community. ..
AT another meeting of the council decree was
adopted definitely abolishng slavery in all the col
onies and possessions Of the French Republic
The decree is to take effect two months after its
publication in the colonies. An indemnity is ID
be granted TO the slave-owners, the amount and
lom Of which will be fixed by the national as
sembly
All traffic in slaves between proprieton in the
colonies is interdieted from the day the publca-
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otherwise Of negroes into the colonies is also for
hidden. This clause Is especially intended 10 pre-.
vent the Introduction of negroes from Senegal b.
any system similar TO that Of the hillcoolies 10 the
English colonies.
LATER FROM FRANCE.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest advices from Paris state that the election
returns, from the sections well as from the de-
partments, continue 10 be most satisfactory 10
Al,
resented in the provisional government by NJ La
MARITIME, prevail In almost every ACCOMPLISHMENT
in Paris NJ Lamartine and the moderate party in
the government head the lists, and throughout the
departments he commssaries OF NJ. Ledru Rollin
are at great discount.
The intelligence had Produced very sensible
lmproyementin the money market II was report
ed that NJ Albert had gone over from Rollin's 10
Lamarti e's party in the Cabinet, and that NJ.
Ledru Rollin was only waiting for the meeting OF
the National Assembly TO resign his post as Minis
ter, without waiting for dismissal
On Wednesday N. Richard Rush. the Minister
ofthe United Sales, in Paris, waited on NJ Lam
aTtine at the Hotel de Vile, and formally Iecogniz-
ed the French Republic, in the name ofthe Amer.
lean Union.
and has greatly increased since the revolution In
the provinces great discomfort prevails, and the
schemes of the nltras to overthrow the govern
ment still caused apprehension in Paris.
| A plot TO blow up the Hotel de Vile, and 70
make the Republic more democratic than is medi
lated by the Provisional Government, has been de
tecied, and Judicial inquiry is now in progress
into the alleged conspiracy, which. il is said, viii
compromise some persons in high station The
National Guards would doubtless preserve order
should any snch horrible schemes be anticipated
| Prussia.
i The accounts from Prussia, says the EuorpeaT
Times, are very unsatisfactory. The people have
- a.. D.ssm
dam, surrounded by the men whose comrades Eel
bfsvely but inglorioasly. His majesty hopes TO re
gain their confidence, and trusts thai they vii
stand BY him in case Of need. But according 4
latest intelligence, lbs viii not be in their power
We are iola-'s1he people are nearly o'nniPo
tent now; and at public meeting held on the 18th
they drew up an address praying ~ the King TO OF
der his guards 10 march % Holstein- b. u scarce
necessary observe that the object of the people
who distrnst both King and guards, Is 70 deprive
the fotner of the support Of the household troops
and thus leave the sovereign and city more com
pletely al their mercy"
Germany.
/ The news from Germany is much Of the sam
ehsTscteI as Il was last week. The violent bu
Ipartial agitation produced BY the FIRST shock Of IN
/ revolution has subsidized into general fetmenL-
Observation-Disclosures lis head here and there, bu
Tmeets AZ present with title sympathy.
i The KING 81 Hanover has made a reply 10 a
/ address from the Dspsties OF the 6euerst tssefr
lhly of the esrates OF the Kingdom. thanking ther
for theT assurances Of loyalty, and assuring theI
Of his desire Of amelsorsting his intention Of add
eating rather Than Submit 10 dciation by force
On the 18th a revolt took place at Hildeshein
but was soon qIelledb by the military without an
bioodshed. I'D
Hesse Cassel has been restored 10 tranquility.
In the potion of the Duchy of Baden bordeTlI
. on the Lake Of Constance, the repulicsas had sci
ed Douineschingen where they established a pr
; visional government; but they were driven thens
BY some Wur.einburs troops, and II appeared IN
The troops OF Bavaria, Wurtemburg, NC, had 9
liready qaelled the Instruction. The numbers
I 1.-The republicans, who were headed by Hecker Al
Sturve, are very variously estimated, and a consi
| cradle portion OF them seems 10 be composed
! workmen from France and Switzerland.
Italy.
al Some disturbances took place at Rome on I
2 18Th. but the affair was soon put down by the ?
Il lice who seiEed several OF the rioters, all OF who
n were well supplied with money and arms. II
n enenfe attributed 10 foreign intrigue.
4 The Papal ministry has issued an ordinance Dc
p llaring The notes Of the bank legal tender
y Ithe space Of three months. The bank is also d
II Densed from the Obligation ofpaying its notes
J. specie and on the other hand the privilege OF
e. bank TO issue notes TO the amount OF ,5OO,u
n scnddi is temporarily Withdrawn, and tae issue
l. sfricted TO s10,000 scuddi The bank, in
% meantime, is to limit its operations exclusive
h 20 ample discounting, and TO The supply oiihe
J. eessitiea of the public service.
MI The Alba Of Florence, Of the nth, annount
IN the arrival there of the Polish poet Mkiewitz,
a the head Of Polish battalion coming from Ron
and on their way to the seat Of war. They b.
I'd the papal banner conformity with the Polish Of
al which has received the blessing OF the pontif.
I'll Efforts are being made by Italian liberals, OF
le higher order, towards effecting federal unior
ne The Peninsular States. The Pope, il is suggest
Of nav summon convention for the purpose,
nj a requsition bss been presented TO him, bear
Ve the signatures of Azeglio, Orioli, and Ventnr
an notable men Il is an object which all true W
py xishers Of Italy must desire, and it, BY the Pop
" influence il can be carried out, il will add anot
q, Triumph TO the name ofthe excellent Plus TX.
ri msshly Impsrsans News from OreGss
~ Ia the 81. Louis Republican, of the 18th,
e find later and very important intelligence from
We gon. We copy as full a synopsis Of the new
Of, we possibly can find room for: a = G
n,t M eph L. Meek srrivedin this city yesterday
o,xg on lie Is on his way to Washington, the be are
irunrtant dispatches from the local government OF
ter,,tory 10 the government at Washington. MI. y
's. len lasi evening ON the steamer Genesee or me