The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-10

could suppose that there existed suy idea of EMPLOYING
the army against the peopsl He concluded by calling
people Immediately shouted, " vive pArmes Vive le
Peuple" NJ Faver then announce ed that the govern
Mars Which he said would al !" n. srss
days Of glorious revolution around the altar of
the country the army the people aud all classes of ct
zenr with the same sentiment love the country and
devotedness to the republic" Numerous cries Of AWE
Ia Rspubliqus yive Ledru Rollin ~ greeted this an
norncemept. The crowd then proceeded to the Hetel
de Vile.
Paris, March %, IL A. MAJ the Bourse, yes
terdsy, railway shares In general took favorable
to III: It:
hands paying the shsreholdsrs In per cent stock The
fact that such proposition should produce favorable
snscs, shows IN striking manner the low sbb to which
Inc shares OF the company OF Belle Montague, which,
yesterday at aOOO This company have been Obliged to
temporarily suspend payments They have publisheda
circular declaring that under present circumstances
course and interruption In the works Of the estsb
shment both in France and Belgium The board of
that they are ready to lay statement Of their affairs be-
fore such persons they money to- and that the
latter can then decide whether they will renew their
interest thereon at per cent; to exchange their
claims against bonds in loan which the directors have
loan Is stated but it is believed to be about two mil.
lions Of francs
The Minister Of the Interior has addressed circular
to the government commissioners Ia the departments
relative to certain points affecting the right Of voting at
the approaching elections The residence of six months
considered as closing on April the day Of tho election
and not on March 81 the last day allowed for nscrip
tom In like manner, the age Of twenty four years
quired for voting is to be considered having tho right
60 run up to the day Of April o. the gendarmerie
to be assmated In their right of voting to soldiers
Of oonoes, bat not found guilty not be deemed
deprived Of the faculty Of voting nasmuch ~ the law
hold. them until found guilty OS on tn:
voting they to be considered In the position
citizens who from illness other unforeseen
not attend and who consequently lose their right for the
Examinations prior to the prosecution of the OK minis
tors stu continue numerous Witnesses are examined
who commanded on the 22d 23d and oath February =
Several persons who were called to the Tucrss the
nights of the 23d and oath have also been examined
NJ Jules Fare, one Of the secretaries Of the provi
sonsl government in an address to body Of operatives
DANA @ . the was
army the people and all classes Of citizens, would as
in tho first days Of the glorious revolution unite in
Yesterday an immense cortsge Of citizens with bat
talon Of the 10th LEGION and battalion Of the national
Mars The curats Of St. Pi.rr. 4. Ores csou. COM
menced the ceremony of benediction. when o rainbow
appeared Childrenn orisd the ourate, that is the
sign of alliance that God 1000 years since, made with
his people At the opening of new and holy era, that
s opened to By tho freeing Of nations let salute
announces that he will bless dsstiniss 1"
Another project scarcely less important is said to be
entertained proposed to collect 70 the Louyrs all
the museums Of art now dispersed in different buildings
throughout Paris, so hst the Louvre would become
collection vast in extent, but intimately greater in
value, than that of Versailles. ~
PARIS, Thursday Morning, March 23.--Tbe Minister
Of the Interior has issued another circular tohe govern
ment commissioners In the departments but 1t Is merely
ss Of S:tss s with the Of
principles such frightened people out Of their Wits
when they read the FIRST Stste document Of the provi
~fn ~:~t~u kha
recoected-ndeed, how could It be forgotten-that the
commissioners invested with arbitrary power The
whole Joined gusntl in an act which
from the darkest despotsm aad the country was rea
sured st the eoapissoners srive their authority d.
rec.ly from NJ Ledru Roin, whose mind they sup
posed to know
II is rumored that project of law Ia in hand for al
lowing the State to buy up the railways from the COM
psnies 10 whose hands are giving sharehod
ers in lieu I'VE per cent stock at certain price, Ths
very probable for the party now in power were
the advocates of the State being the proprietor Of all
railways, for three reasonsFirst, that with view 10
strategic operations should such become necessary the
public would be better cared for and charged ess
and thirdly that the profits would be for the benefit Of
partly to s q and
~ of the reasons which, we'll rscollect were put
forward by M GARNER Pages himself when he oppofed
the principle of concession leasing to companies
These views were strenuously supported by NJ Msrras
in the National and It Is not improbable tha. they may
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and not hastily thrown into the form Of decree.
It has been suggested that, purchasing of the
be issued In relief Of the present crsmped circulation
Indeed SO much arrangement has bsen caused by the
vs 20 nu . the Inc
Of men are turning to paper In every way that paper
may he made to represent substantial property. The
Presse tells US that the in the provinces
are, In consequence Of the scarcity of silver and the
dimculty OF changing notes, beginning to pay their
n vArv kQ fbo
so well known to the Yankees under tho of
shin plaster When the banks were all broken at one
time in the United States the Yankees with their usual
readiness, cried out that every man should be banker
All issued notes for more less amount and took the
nsighbor. A general dscredit since came upon such
ssSgnats to which wag gave the coup de grace by ap
plying lot instead Of brown paper to sore shin,
A commission has, indeed, been appointed with the
view of examining the claims of manufacturers to have
notes changed for tho payment Of workmen but plan
range The council Of the bank has wisely determined
upon not protesting unpaid bills without notice, and al
lowing delay Of four days The notes of persons who
payment are not, moreover to be pre-
The Naone In order to set the public mind at rest
wthregard to the financial measures of the govern
ment states emphaticaly that those only
OF temporary nature to meet pressing necessity.
The Monteur contains account Of the Inauguration
OF toe tree Of liberty planted in the Champs do Mars
Ledru Rollin spoke the speech, which amounted to
this that France repaid Waterloo with freedom to
n1n ana o ,nes Er
y
speech was In favor of peace with foreign countries
PARIS, Thursday Evening, March 2a.-The Austrian
democrats they call themselves paid their respects
day to the provisional government when they heard
to their surprise of the commencement of the revolt
Milan.
The remains Of the Grand Army marched from the
Hotel des Invsdes to the official residence OF NJ de La
maritime They were drawn up in the cour, with drums
beating and coiors flying, and touching spectacle
expected by the crowd who attended the veterans when
To- the rain came down in torrent, the poor old fell
lows In few minutes were drenchsd, and the people
had to return much disappointed
The Austrian funds declined yesterday, (he 23d)
account OF the from Berlin There very few
people on the ExchsDge tho funeral Of the victims
having attracted public attention NJ. dc Rothschild
subscribed forms towards clothing the National
q yards.
Rrors IN TuRcoINo.-The Gaz,u. de Fandres It
fdfos, published at Lille, has account of rather
serious riots having occurred at Turcoing; upon re-
sewing news Of which, tho authorities Of Lille imme
lately sent off, by railroad 400 Of the troops at
10 the morning Of Tuesday, with ammunition and ra