The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-05-13

The English House Of Commons have passed
me security bill by overwhelming majority. Par
days. II Il
most every town of note. The Convention had adj
lourned, after appointing populations 10 visit the
dlferent provinces, and adopting petition 10 the
queen, urging the dismissal of The ministers.
In some districts the middle classes have frateTni-
zed with them, and at Birmingham and Nottingham
a meeting OF the merchants was held favorable To
some OF the principles advocated by the ChaTtists.
Ireland still continues m'great uneasiness ami
agitation. Less fears, however, are entertained of
outbreaks from the peasaniry. The speeches
made at Cancellation Hall were moderate, and the
confederates are less warlike than heretoiore.---
Demonstrations in favor Of the Government,
We're held in several parts Of the country
me dePoIsble state OF Ireland, apparently on the
verge Of civil war, continues 10 occupy the stten-
ton OF all classes.
The differences between the Repeslers, headed
oy OConnell, and the party led by Mitchell. daily
become greater The repeal rem. has fallen 10
25L per week. II is evident that the numerical
majority OF the Irish people are in favor Of outrs-
geous measures. Meantime, the people in every
part OF The country continue to supply themselves
with arms.
In France, a scheme has become known, Nv
which Prince de Joinville was TO be preferred as
President of the Republic.
decree will shortly appear, banishing the
whole Orleans dynasty from the country.
Lamartine hos proposed an alliance, offensive
and defensive, with the Swiss Republic
On Sunday, The 10th, Paris was the scene OF eK-
tIaordinary commotion. The people, enraged by
the authority Of the Provisional Government for
The publication OF some papers found al Guizot's,
inpeaching his political character, declared them
70 be forgeries; denounced Lamartine, and the
moderate members Of the Government, and swoTe
10 overthrow il and establish new one, from
which all but the extreme radical members Of the
existing Government were 10 be excluded.
LedIu Rollin, who possesses an immense infu-
ence with the Communists party, was able to
summon an immense concouTse al the Champ De
Mars, where he harangued the crowd in The mCst
lnhammatory manner. The Government was com
PEELED TO call on the National Guards, Mobile
Guards and two Regiments. A line Of cannon was
planted al the Hotel de Vile, and blOodless re-
stoTation Of order was effected. II seemed for a
bref space that the old reign Of terror was 10 be
revived
The moderate members Of the Government did
not commit the mistake Of the Girondists Of 'a3,
but saved the Capitol By bold and decisive resort
10 the military resources OF the city.
Blanquy and CADET, the latter a member Of The
Provisional Government, are said TO have been
arrested.
The arrest of many prominent Communists is
said 10 have taken place. The Communists wear
red vests of The MOntagnards, and the Moderate
party the rosetts trcOlOr Of the GTondsts. The par
ties in Paris 10 be divided, in the FIRST feyo-
luton: but while the Communists are probably less
angunaTy than the old terTOrsts the moderate par
" agelfmer, more energetic, and stronger than the
GiEondists Of IS and 20.
Matters in Paris have reached the critical point,
the eve Of that crisis when the fate Of q nation
rests on the conduct Of one great man; but while
Providence preserves Lamartine, we have no tears
for the issue.
grand national festival TO celebrate the frsteT.
niEation of the amy and the Guards, took place
on the 10Th, and was concluded BY grand military
demonstration, the like of which had never teeI
witnessed. The troops marched round and thTo ugh
the Bonlevards with colors flying, and fifty drums
beating. The procession occupied eight hours ia
passing given point The greatest enthusiasm
prevailed, aud the most kindly disposition was
manifested towards the troops BY the Provisional
Government This demonstration will strengthen
immensely the moderate members.
The Croats set fire to the village and castle Of
Nneya, containing 2,UUO inhabitants. eoTdor
was formed around il, and the villagers were
burned 10 death, utierns the most appalling
shTieks. .
Saxony is in a fTighuul state Of revolution,
which the government cannot put down. In Al
Iers a complete instruction of the peasantIT ex-
lists. The whole of the Prussian troops have sd
vaneed into Danish territory.
The negotiation for a loan between the l'rus-
SLAMS aud the Rothschilds has totally failed.
The Sardinians have defeated the AustrisIls Al
the Bridge of Gaeto and taken 4OO prisoners.
Verona has been captured by the Piednontese
The Ansiriaus defeated 1900 venetans, a
Monte Belio.
The King of Naples has proclaimed against the
AnstTians.