The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-13

are blazing; Tops HaTnes. IT
evident that the best friends of the physical force party
are in great alarm lest, in of the demonstrations
collision with the military shall take place. Mr. w. s.
OBnen is accused by The above party oil not Joining ther
professions, and is repoached with backsding into the
moral force party.
The course adopted by the ures in the trials of Mr.
OBren and Mr. Meagher has given rise to the suspicion
that government will pack the ures for the trial OF
Mitchell, 10 secure verdict The grand jury has
returned true bills against MIR. Mitchell Mr. Devin
Reilly has been arrested charge of drilling and train
George Ill He is out on bail The Repeal Association
angushed during the last four monhs the receipts have
amounted to FL 362 the expenditure 10 fl $780, the
Tor the week was about f25
1t is matter OF deep regret that ofcious person
age-ellher Mr. kemmis, the crown solicitor, or some
subordinate ofhce-ineriered so far with the trial by
jury, that certain Roman Catholics on the panel were
peremptorly removed the trials OF Bren and Meagh-
err From the frank and nequvoca declarations of Lord
John Russell and Sir Geo Grey in the House of Com
mons, on Tuesday evening" it cannot be doubted that
these practices are wholly at variance with the wishes
and intentions OF both the ministry and Lord Clarendon
The French Republic
The national festival took place at Paris on Sunday
From an early hour OF the morning the lroops-cavalry
infantry and artllerywere motion in various drec
tons towards the Champ de Mars The population which
formed part OF this vast spectacle assembled at points
previously assigned, in extensive line extending from
the Place de la Concorde along the boulevards, the
Place de la Base AT about 10 o'clock they began TO
move. Nothing can convey better idea of this panto
mime than Lord Mayors show upon a scale magnifed
about hundred times The professions were classed
according to radessuch jewellers, gassworkers, ba
kers silversmiths, shoemakers, sc. Each trade was
preceded by bier supporting characteristic
embemaiic structure and adorned in some by the
most snowy and beautiful specimens of their respective
arts. Irlcolored cords extended usually from the
pies OF these, which were held by ladies, apparel
led Ill white, with lr-colored rbands decorating their
hair, and in many instances furnished with para
soils of white silk, with r-colored fringe The large
portion OF those who composed the procession
sisng OF females, aed with more OF less elegance and
grace, gave very pleasing effect to the soemnity After
he nSIu InHntr IN
observe the Champ de Mars. Innumerable tricolor
drapeaur and ortammes foated the field. The
brilliant uniforms OF the troops especially those OF several
regiments OF curasses and lancers, sparkled in the
sun The Ecoe Mitaire crowded with spectators
both on the windows and the roof. Galleries, erected
along the sides and ends of the field and trbunes
stuced at regular intervals from end to end OF the area
also filled. The field itself literally swarmed with
human heads The quays, bridges and all the surround
ery stationed the heights of Challo Numbered their
salute increasingly during the entire ceremony The
emnity consisted in little than the delng of the
procession before the government AT three o'clock the
affair OF the day terminated, and the various trades filed
oil to their respective places OF rendezvous
Correspondent Of the Daily NerS.
The committee of the National Assembly on the state
OF the aborng classes appears TO be determined do all
IN It's power to inspire confidence among the 1t
has chosen NJ Corborn, OUrier, of the representa-
ves Tor Paris, Its presidents M Tourret, vice president
NJ Asoun the street porter OF Marseilles) and M. De-
mesmay, secretaries.
1t appears by the weekly account OF the Bank of France
made up to the afternoon Of Thursday last that the specie
in that establishment has increased within the last week
by 100000 francs, whilst the bank in circulation
have increased within the same period by 4,sS, 200
francs The of overdue and protested bills has
decreased by AS 900 francs The balance to the credit
OF the treasury has increased by 7,296OOO francs, and
those OF sundry accounts current by $4,000 francs.
General Cavaignac is appointed by decree to the Min
isry of War
The following arethe descriptions of the members
posing the committee appointed by the Assembly to pro-
pose the project of the constitutions
PRESIDENT, NJ de Cormenn eX-deputy, president OF the
council of state.
Secretary, NJ GORDON Operative editor of the Ateer
Vice President Of the National Assembly
Members, NM. Armand Marrast, mayor of Paris;
Liable Lamennais; Viven, ex-deputy, ex-mins,er OF
justice. exvce president of council OF state Alexis de
Tocqueville exdeputy. member OF the Institute, author
minister of public works; Martin (de Strasbourg) ex-
deputy, advocate at the court of appeal Woirhaye pro-
cueur general of court OF appeal at Metz; Coqnerel,
protestant minister; Tourret (de PAllier) ex-depuy,
agrcuurst; Dupin, ex-deputy, procureur general of
court of appeal; Gustave de Beaumont, x-depuy,
Der of Institute, author of "rIreland, Socale ct Poll
ex deputy Dornez, editor Of National Considerani,
chef editor OF the Democratic Pac,fque.
From letters dated Paris, Monday, it appears that at
Lyons there have been several assembages of rotous
mobs, Tor the purpose Of beaing prisoners but
this had been prevented by the national guard Lamar
tine appears to have joined the violent party losing the
confidence OF the country and with Ron prepared to
resign his office The breach between the national
semby and the government is widening every day The
REESE is come out favor OF the JOnVllle
party in the course of few days.
The Paris papers OF Tuesday report that internal dis
senson has broken out between the members of the
ecuve commission and that is about to fall to pieces
Such catastrophe is likely 10 be accelerated by the
ssembed dstrust manifested towards by the assembly
The claims of the executive commission TO be intrusted
with the external guard OF the assembly have been unan
lmously rejected.
1t announced that, in the event of the claim to be
absolved from the duties of representatives being object
ed to-and 1t has been-the executive commission would
resign If this resolution be perseveed in, the internal
ssensons will no doubt issue in the immediate dissolu
ton of the present executive power
report prevails that NJ CremieuX has resigned the
Ministry of Justice, and will be replaced by NJ Beth
mont
The committee on the constitution, of which M, Cor
nenn is president, sits daily for several hours.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News says 'that
The business OF the Chamber to-day conducted with
rather appearance OF decency and order than has
hitherto been observed Much interest excited, and
large attendance both of members and strangers, at
aced by the announcement of the explanations of Nj
Lamartine on Italy and Poland
On the 22d, the situation of Lyons very alarming.
Almost all the barrcades which had been erected still
standing with the exception of those near the Bernardns
The Paris papers of Wednesday state that the commit |
zee OF the assembly has recommended the adoption OF
iecree of Punishment against the Orleans family.
The number OF troops al all arms now in Paris is |
Is 900.
According recent census there in Paris IS 900
yorkmen and workwomen without work; 110,500 who |
work four days in week; SO 900 who constantly
making total of 337 ,50O without reckon
ng the Banlieue, where the misery is indescribabe,
The palace of the Luxembourg and the National As
'embly are still guarded respectively by very imposing
mount OF troops and national guards.
DIssENsIoNs THE MINISTERIAL report prevailed in |
aris Monday that internal dissensons had broken