Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-10
FRANCE.

The conspiracy discovered in Paris the 18th May for the
Of the Republic and the establishment Of Terrorism
has been sgnay defeated and the greater portion OF the
wreched promoters OF this insane either in
the hands Of the authorities or reduced condition which
viii not admit Of their being able TO DO further HARM LOUIS
BLANC however is still at liberty, although there strong
grounds saspecng that be actually with the conspra-
during the hours that he absent from Nation
al Assembly on Monday The strongest have been
adopted to prevent 81 display BY the mem
bers OF the secret clubs.
The alliance of the troops Of the line and national guard
fully depended on and NJ Lamartines popularity las been
eiiectualIy restored S feeling is widely prevalent that
the Government is feeble and the urademocrac party in the
ascendant but the presumption is scarcely warranted Judging
from the results Of the determined bearing exhibited ~ the
majority Of the interim Government Advces from Paris Of
Thursday evening state that the city had been perfectly tran
qui during the day. The number Of amounted to up
wards Of two hundred up that time Blanqu and Fotte
by mysterious influence, had been liberated Gen Ca.
yagnac has been appointed Minister of War; and W. Touye
Chouve, Pgefec of Police.
After the mob had been driven out Of the ball Of The Ma
tonal Assembly the 18th, they marched to the Hotel de
Vile 10 appoint Committee Of Public Safety and NM
Babes Albert and the other ministers of the would he new
Provisional Government had just commenced in the Identical
which Robespierre and his associates were seized
their functions Directors when the national guard entered
the building from the rear which had been totally unguareJ
bounced upon the pseudo government and after struggle in
which VI. Barbes particular risk, carried them of
prisoners Citizen Sobrier in the interim repaired 10 the
admi,ance and the transfer of the Ministry him. and Of the
military posts his faithful followers. He admitted bur
only TO be arrested His hundred parsans dsarmed
stripped even Of their scarlet cravats and turned adn
After the Chamber Of Deputies and the Hotel de Vile had
been Purged Of their occupants and after the arrest Of
several parties connected with the attempted revolution who
had IN the first instance escaped all Paris presented masses
Of national guards moving in columns OF thousands the
great points Of the cyhe people and the women the best
dressed ladies' even, cheering them in passing Not chair
was unoccuped there scarcely possibility OF moving
in the Bouevards from the crowds OF wedressed people Of
both sexes, and Of wornen mixed up with them, discussing
N groups what had taken place. and in loud condemnation Of
the disturbances This feeling almost universal Here
and there fanatic cried rire Bdrs but was Immediately
surrounded seized, and carried off prison. Such was the
conduct OF the people throughout that important evening
by midnight all was quiet.
In the Of the night regiment Of curassers ma the
students Of the military school OF ST. Cyr, arrived in Paris
and several regiments Of the line from other quarters marched
on the capital The students of the Polytechnic school Turn
ed ou at the FIRST report Of the instruction, and placed them
selves the disposal OF the Executive Government When
NJ Lamarine and NJ Ledru Rolln the Hotel de VILE
on the 18th, the latter having advanced few steps before M
Lamartne arrested by the second in command AT the
Hotel de Vile. NJ. Ledru Rolln having srongy protested
against this, the officer answered. arrest you because voy
is in the list Of the pretended Government that has been
proclaimed" NJ. Ledru Ron then alghted from his horse
when he joined by NJ Lamane, who said hat be would
be answerable for his colleague.
Paris throughout the night Of the 5th pretty ,ranoui
Eighty thousand national guards had passed night under
in parolng but incident, one that could be
characterized violent, occurred after ngh The excep
ton the headquarters of citizen Sober whose house
mo. l6 in the dc Rivol exactly oppo te The Tnie
es entered by the people and the ern and the ma
ona guards His own body guards Of n6aagnayds were
seized, dsarmed ANONYMOUSLY kicked MO Inc streets
his bureau and private apartment broken into his papers
burnt, the furniture in the premises smashed and
search made for the citizen himself who fortunately ,r him
at that moment on the other side Of the water
Three national guards killed during tie arav In The
passage Moere, and another very severely wounded Al
the corner Of the Hotel de Vile itself The man ho bo,
him was Immediately arrested.
A vast number Of prisoners arrested amono whom
Sobrier Raspa, CADET, Albert (ouUrief la,elv
Der Of the Provisional Government Touln Mnre Rome,
Thore, Barbes, Hubert, Courtais and Banqu The ma
onal guards seized upon Gen. Couras srpped bs ena,
ettes of his shoulders and carried them as tronhcs bc
them. NJ. Caussidee, the Project of the Police L
in the affair." and has been dismissed seven,yfye ~ H. HON
guard kept by the Cubbist Sober, in the house az ,b @
de Ryoi, mo. l6) arrested in the same bn,se 4
large quantity Of arms and ammunition were found Il go
announced that the guard called the moniapnard, v ~.
banded. Persons who were ia the room with Ba,he
also arrested and conducted to prison These arrests arc -;
to TO At least sixty. On many persons ers sd
pistols dagge, and letters from the chief Of Inc