The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-28
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IMPOR fANT INTELLIGENCE.
Another Plot in France!
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THE CRISIS IN IRELAND.
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She left Liverpool on the 18th instant, at 8, p M
She reached Halifax on the 25tb, at s, p. M, and
left at 8. She was detained off Halifax nine hours
by fog.
Our advces by the T.. are from Liverpool of the
afternoon OF the 18TH; from London of noon of the
same day; from Dublin OF the morning of the same
day, and from Paris of the morning of the 18th
instant
Another plot has been discovered in PARIS. A
correspondent of the London Globe says that the
men OF AteIiers Nationaux. and the other turbulent
workmen, had resolved to make another attempt on
the 18th, the day originally fixed upon for the five
sous banquet 1t is now known that this was mere
ly pretext for getting together immense body,
most of whom were to carry arms secreted under
their bouses, whilst others were on the first signal
of outbreak to have proceeded to the depots of
muskets and ammunition, which were to
have been made in the quarter three or
four days before the intended meeting. 1t
Is said, now, that such OF the projectors of
this plot as have not been captured for
the part they took in the late lnsurrection, have
for the last fortnight, been organizing their forces
for final and desperate struggle. Fortunately
however, the entire plot has been discovered by
the government. The headquarters of the insur
gents, this time, to have been the Place
Maleshe,bcs, at the back of the church of the
Madeleine and the piliage of the houses IN this
quarter part OF the plan. The insurgents
were to arrive from the outer boulevards,
where, Notwithstanding the searches that had
been made since he insurrectlon in June, they
had still an immense number of muskets secreted;
more than 1900 were found in the houses of the
Faubossrg Montmartre, and seizure of muskets and
powder made In the quarter of the Madeleine;
the government is in possession of the whole detail
of the plot and many of the intended chiefs have
been arrested. We can have uneasiness there
fore, as to the result. The Minister OF the Interior
M. Senard, who Is man Of great probity and en-
ergy, has already given notice to several of the
great functionafies in the provinces, who,
IN the recent emergency, betrayed apathy,
or decided hostility for the cause of order,
that they will do well send their designations
It is saId that of leaet Hftaan or .L- No.
will be replaced, and it is not improbable that
three or four will be placed under arrest, for having
withheld or falsifed the Geographic dispatches
which were sent to them, inviting the Ma
tional Guards of their departments to march,
General Cavaignac and Generul Lamoriclere,
in accord with the Commauder-in-Chlet OF
the National Guard, have adopted a plan tor
the prevention of barbados, which must
be efectual Patrols will be continually on foot
during the night but the National Guard, IN whose
zeal and courage the greatest reliance can be
placed, are to be summoned soon as there is an
attempt TO move the pavement, and are to put In
force the clause in the decree which assimllates
the maker of barricade to the 'nsurgent taken
with arms. Before this, barricade making was
merely an infringement OF the laws OF what
was called la police simple but now, any man as
sisting In forming barricade, can be at once shot,
Gen. Cavaignac Is said to be resolved to act with
stern severity If another outbreak should occur.
THE mnistero of war has published in the Mon,teur
an order in eaton five companies OF the 18th re-
giment of the line, who laid down their arms to the
mob during the late insurrection, and reprobates
the act of the troops as one OF base cowardice
He BUSINESSES the officers who commanded 1t;
breaks one of the companies, and dlsbands the
others, observing that, but for considerations OF
mercy, all the dellnqu9ents should be punisheu
with the utmost rigor of martial law. The exam
ple now made, although not so severe as this act
of cowardce merlted, will suffice. The army ge-
morally will regard the dlss race inflicted on these
men as the greatest punishment that could be be-
slowed 1t is OF probable that such sad pusa-
nimlty will be again shown
Three days previously, Gen. Changarnier, Com
mander In Chief OF the National GUARDS OF parls'
gions to meet him. with the principal officers OF his
staff at appointed hours yesterday at the Matr'es
of their respective ACCOMPLISHMENTS, to confer win
HIM on matters of urgency. These conferences
took place. and the subject is now known to have
been TO concert with the several commanders of
the leeions, what measures should be taken IN
each ACCOMPLISHMENT IN the event OF announcer al,
fempt at ipsurrectlon. The Importance attached
nv Gen Changamier to these conferences, has
been manifested by strong reprimand, pqpiisneu
IN the Mon'teir, against one OF the ool1hes, WIG,
being prevented from attending personally sen, us
Lieutenant Colonel 10 the conference iho WV
mel has since resigned.
The postscript in the European Tunes says, that
our accounts from Paris, dated July Is, are again
r L., "A r
rent TO the effect that serious division prevails IN
the government. Evidence has been oDtalneu, IL
is said, which so plainly inculpaed certain mem,
bers of the late government, that II mas peen Juueea
by some Of the present government to be unavoid-
able to apply to the Assembly tor permission 10
prosecu them = Another party In the government,
is firmly opposed to this not on grounds connected
with the merits of the question, but from reasons
Gen. Cavaignac himself is included in this lat
ter party, the greatest activity has continued 10 DC
observed in the departments OF the war OIllce
The Etats- Major of the National Guard, the Minis
ter of the Interior and the Prefecture OF the Police
II appears cerain that attempts at excavation have
been attempted in numerous places; one OF these Il
close TO the Chamber, another on the boulevard
ItaIiens near the Rue Louis lie Grande, and anothe
near the Faubourg Polssonlere Much alarm con
tlnues TO be felt, and 1t Is very remarkable how
few persons are visible I'D l'e SUITS Gi oI publ
walks although the weather is hne: Inc officers
The Etats- Major have been warned by Cen Cavalg
nae to adopt Extraordinary precautions ~ aempt
would be made to assaslnate ,hehi a' 'heh ie
spectve homes. ,.,.. :; .;r,,,
The following are samples Of the reports IN clrc ,
lation -One is, that general murder Oh lhe ne.ii
hers If The Assembly is intended; means BEN!
organized Of executing this simultaneous at thei
respective places Of abode. Another is that al
organized assault will be made on the DC boarding
schools. were y%hng persons OF both sexe
are educated that these shall be cap
tured and kept as hostages, to be delivered up onl
on the payment of ransom in money, and tn
concession of such political measures as the IN
surgents NAV require Other reported project
have for their object the blowing up variod
portions Of the capitol, by means Q
guupowder deposited IN the Quarters 81,
the Catacombs, sewers, pipes, cellars and othe
excavations, which already exist, besides excava
4 bpn If a