The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-15

trsschsrv Of king and the blood Of thu pso4is; and
n war grows out Of this measure, the responsibility viii
he unon the OF those who have devised and nsti
gated th. horrible of the innocent people Of
a city The creatures of Austria now make up the
Kings cabinet England first stirs up revolution in
NAMES and all Italy-writes to Austria that reform is
necessary aud that any Interference the part Of
TO arrest it, England will not regard with in
difference and then when the fire has extended to
England itself in six mouths after preparing tho
revolution. she prepares the massacre--tho people
msssscrcd for insisting upon the reforms
which the king had conceded, and which England
had officially pronounced necessary through the des
patches Of Lord Pamerston History has no parallel
for such crime. These the bloody of tho
French revolution in 1890 but these scenes were the
result Of fanaticism-of excited passions and warm
boodit was contest among themselves for life and
berty-to overthrow espotc power, and to loot out
the seeds of 1t from the body polite But this
in Naples is enacted in Geld blood towards a foreign
and unodending people-as matter of State policy.
Yes, revolution is first instgated in Naples, it has
been recently attempted in Madrid by England (and
for which the ambassador has been ordered of the
country and then because the condition of Europe
has been changed massacre is got up and executed,
without Disgusting the hand that moved it, Upon the
present state Of the information from Italy believe
this Is the precise state Of the In former let
tiers have referred frequently and with appreciation to
the course England pursuing in Italy in creating
and sustaining the reforms taking place In that coun-
try and in placing herself between Austria and Italy
TO ensure protection TO the latter and when was
writing these eulogiums upon England and Lord Pal
merston little thought that they preparing thu
people for n slaughter to be- likewise prepared and
executed under the supervision Of their admiral and
minister Can these things be so? Official documents
establish the fact of instigatng the revolution, and
present information leaves reason to doubt that
the massacre was the work Of her hand.
There is danger Of a revolution in Portugal The
Queen Donna Maria has sent her jewelry out of the
country and has detained the English ship Trafalgar
for her security. There good deal Of agitation in
Spain. but the present government has shown con-
siderable rmness in the present exigcncy of affairs
The two Young ladies at the head of Spanish and Por
tuguese State affairs are involved in of trou
BILE. OBSERVER
PARIS, May 80 Is4s-4 O'Clock, P. NJ
Latest News
The Assembly still discussing the rules regu-
lating their intercourse with and defining the powers
of, the executive commission. think serious diff
Guilty will arise fro it, as infer that there is
not much probability Of the resignation Of the
tive and there cannot be collision the executive
acknowledge the right of the Assembly their
powers.
The effect of the speech of Lsdru Rollin,
citing-that of Marie quoting and concilatory.
The particular question under consideration,
whsre shall the power be lodged for the protection of
the National Assembly, and the right to call out the
guards and troops of tss line for their security?
think to-day is much camer than yesterday, and that
the most difficult questions have been decided. TIL,
Assembly adjourned last evening under great ex-
element, and they meet only at the hour of oue
the disposition Of to-day yet but partially manifest
ed. There is much less manifestation among the
workmen to-day, than yesterday-yet there is great
deal; and think we shall good deal of excite
ment for the next week two; during which time the
elections will take place. and Caussidere and Emile
Thomas will be two of the candidatesyet there will
be no civil war in my opinion. see nothing that
looks like it There is no vastly less manifestation of
excitement in Paris than in many of large cities
about the time of elections; but excitement here
very different thing from exctemen MT with us
ours escapes in steam-there il more danger of
French excitement.
The women held large meeting yesterday to mani
IA fha sv;ytp fa,,l,4
The women In France the breaches, pref
ty generally and do great deal of the work indoor
and cut; and good many want to get rid of support
ing their husbands Several of the English ladies
in the same condition; having some funds, they want
and so they married Frenchmen, who wanted these
funds r. themselves and friends. With the antpa-
thies existing between the English and French one
can well imagine how glad both parties would be for
law of dvorce-especiay the funds have been used
up.
fort. have reported the following proposition the
basis OF the action Of that body That all the provi
sions of the constitution of Germany which do not
accord with the provisions of the constitution which
that Assembly may adopt, shall be changed and put in
harmony with those of the constitution of the Assem-
bly, =" What an assumption Of power-l do not say
irregular unauthorized power-for that is the ques
ton. Coupled with this power the Assembly maintains
anotherthat their constitution needs ratification
but that 1t goes into full operation by the act of the
Assembly itself Thirty-seve German States then.
are waiting upon the National Assembly at Frankfort
not only for a new constitutions federal bead-but
to learn what hereafter to be the notifications in
their constitutions, to make them conform to it.
1t remains to be if the convention adopt the
illusions of their committee. There is minority
port, which think goes still further 1t appears 1st
That the Assembly has the sole right to frame co
stitution ID That the constitutions and laws of the
States shall only rest in force which accord with the
constitution of Germany: 3D. That the members of the
Assembly can be discharged from taking part in the
acts Of the Assembly only by the Assembly itself Any
the gravity of the subjects treated by
this Assembly, and when there is taken into
ton the present constitution of the German States the
sitting of the Diet at Frankfort and the powers claimed
by 1.-THE Assembly just called together by the King
of Prussia at Berlin-the condition of Posen. Poland
and Austra-the gravity Of these propositions gives
interest and an Importance to the acts of this As
sembly scarcely second to that of France.
OBSERVER.