The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

anything but fighting. Our cause once triumphant,
destns, will be discussed and fixed by tho nston
The members OF the provisional government
Carat President, Guilini,
Vtslisuo, Durini,
Borronso Greppi
Iitts, Beratts
Strgslli, Porro.


Borronso Greppi,
Ltts, B.rstts,
stdgsIi, Porro.
letter from Naples Of the 18th, In q srmsu jour
that the sioian question is settled Fsrdiusud e ia
future to bsar the title Of Ferdinand w in Sicily and
Ferdinand in Naples 4"
latter account (d.tsd 22D states that the king OF
Naples has abandoned Sicily, aud that the Nsapotan
troops we're about to sy.cusse the bland The king in
his declares that he has forced to
adopt this line Of conduct end appeals to the powers Of
Europe to assist him. -
Narvaez has Loaf no time In exercising til. dicstoris
pending indefinitely the sitting Of ths Cortss 50 that
now Narvasx and Christina ara tho absolute rulers OF
The Madrid journals of the 25th state that several
persons have besa arrested among them Irish priest
charged with attempting to get up republican move
mont
Accounts had been recsivsd from Msila CT conflict
between tho Moors aud Spansrds In which the former
lost CITY killed and four hundred wounded and the lat
she Rumorsd lnsurrectlon In Madrid.
Our advtces from Madrid are down to the 26th They
make no mention at all Of instruction having oc-
thsreorsit clear that the current in
Paris was quite unfouuded however stated that on
the 26,h the extreme bsral party intended to make
popular demonstration; but % the government had
unlikely that would be abandoned. At vittoria some
young men had been arrested for shouting In the
Long I'VE ban tn. snd Death to
furnished for the Duke and Duchess do Montpsnssr,
and the preparations made In tho palace for their re-
ception had been completed
The Goth. no Bourse-Sunday.
The French Republic.
Pans, Thursday Morning. March 30, lsle
The only decree in the Mnitevr that which orders
that tie forests which appertansd to the civil list sha
be Immediately joined to the forests Of the State.
There IL little domestic In the Paris papers, but
dsa Of details regarding the retreat Of
the Austrians from Milan. It rumored that England
has protested against the violation Of treaties by the
king Of Sardinia. The French government has, II II
said ordered 81 600 men to ba enoamped ct vienns in
Dauphiny with view to events In Italy
Friday Afternoon, O'CLOCK March 81
1t 10 agsin confidently stated to-day that the provi
siona government Is most anxious to make the Bank
e. coo 900 stsring-on deposit Of treasury bills.
The news from the provinces very bad serious ds-
stand by letter Toulouse that tn, southern pro-
ynoes are not disposed to submit to the dictstion Of
Paris.
A vast crowd is still assembled around the ofaoss Of
the Presse, the vicinity of which 10 guarded by
nets The EXPLOITATION Of tn. psop. sssnst thu D:Ssr
Is on the increWe They have this afternoon seised the
copies Of the Prese from the hawker In the streets
and torn them to pieces.
One Of the Secretaries of M do Lamartins LEFT Paris
this evening for Turin, charged with particular mis-
sion
Although the bank has displayed the greatest aoti-
witty In the production Of the notes Of 100 francs
answer the demands Of persons Who wish 10 have them
In exchange for notes of 600 and 500 francs
they ssnt The po.s Il he B.ni shares 1900
to hoo they left of 1885, these shares were orgi-
that tho Of vo" 3. oSsd to-
to stop entirely it, discounts % fourths
Of tho bills which IT has already discounted are dis
honored
The Bourss also much sgitated BY the news that
Msssrs Paccsrd Dufour and Co.. had stopped their pay
II Swiss banking house, of frst rate stand
its stoppase viii certainly obligs many others to
do the They had great quantity Of Orleans shares
OF CO
forced at rs to sell their Orleans shares at par
The provisional gov.rnmsnt have ordered cash pay.
ments to be suspended by the banks Of the impo-
namely: Lyons bordeaux, Marsslles, Rouen, Lille,
Nantes, Have Orleans, and Toulu use. The notos Of
these banks are for the present to have forced rcu
atlon.
The Moniteur, Of Monday, contains decree Of the
ms Ssr s' aaS" M r
Netionol hssemSiy Is 70 meet onthe an Of May nert.
In consequence Of the =, recent events 10 Iu'Ta snd
that there necessity to incur expenses for de-
fensive purposes
The discipline of the French army Is bssoming very
much relaxed. At Msubuse, tho sth Cuirassers have
insisted the removal Of their lieutenant colonel adu
tant, and one OF their captaos. At Cambri the 5th
Light Horse have acted in the manner; and at
Lille the S7th Regiment has also made ademonstrstisn
against Its colouei.n
AT bazisres (Ardsnns there have been disturbances
caused by workmsn breaking machinery
Algeria has left Paris for that colony.
Tho Presse contains an exceedingly strong article
against the provisional government signd the editor
cumloouton treats the gentlemen sitting ct the
Hotel d, VILE body of vain pretenders, totally un
ment Several of the ardent republicans attacked
the ooe Of the Press seized M. f. de Grsrdin, and
commandment Of the National Guard, succeeded, how
In getting them to dispense quietly BY representing
machinery would BIO to throw several men out Of en-
The Sentinele of Lyons, of the 2lss ultime states
that M Arsgo had given orders to the keepers Of the
barriers Of that not to allow any person quitting
1t to carry with him more than 500 francs without tho
The Monitetr published decree OF the provisional
governments authorizing the city Of Lyons and the do
rbution Of nfy6ve centmss which, with the fortyavs
previously laid on. amounts to franc on the direct
The intsls ence from Lyons is important. Tho Cou
rer de Lyons says that the workmen In that city wers
Of tn. powder magazine, and sessd quantity Of arms
and st the time the paper was going to pres: orders had
been gwen that no public carriage should be to
vernment had sent to Paris tor orders and had
cd his determination to carry them into execution to
The financial vaearies of some of the PROVINCIAL
mssioners has attracted the attention Of the
Finance M. GARNER Pages proposed, In his report,
THAT all financial measures adopted by the commits
and void until they have been ratified by the central
government On this report me provisional govern
bv the co@msionsrs of the provisional 90 vernmsnt
with regard 10 commercial or financial legislation are
visionally repealed q For the future all the IMAM
cal or commercial of the said authorities
submitted for the prevous consent Of the central
government. 8. The Ministers Of Finance, Commerce
Interior charged each in his respective pro
vince, with the execution of the above decree
Ths idea which government entertained OF taking all
the railways finished aud unHnshed into Its poses
sion purchasing up the interests Of the present
shareholders, whs, might be considered equitable
terms has not boon carried into execution.
depotation of Ialisns. hsaoed by M. Msxzini, had
an interview with M Lamartine Tuesday. In the
course Of his reply to them NJ Lsmartine observed,
France desires no other conquests than the pacific
copquests e the normal mind ambition but for dss
We reasonable and generous enough TO correct
vain idea of glory
An address had been received by NJ Louis Blanc from
the executive committee Of Great Britain for the proec
ton Of industry and for the division OF ana
manufacturing lsbor, Of which MIR. I Duncomos, NJ
this PRESIDENT oongztuisting the French people on
their late victory, aud expressing desire 70 nsve