The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

public republic which will give to France both ber
tv and erdsr-s republic equally distant from dictator
ship and from anarchy"
THR FINANCIAL MEASURES OF THE GOVERNMENT.
measures of M Garner Pages. There must indeed, be
strong conviction Of ths necessity of decree which
adds - cent to the direct taxes reconcile the pub
lie to it ct tim when the channels of trade nearly
stopped The Debats says
"The provisional government in order to place the
public Expenses has Just taken two important
1t adds forty five confines per franc to the total of tho
four direct taxes for this year alone and this supplement
o! taxes 10 required to be Immediately paid 1t IL
which will amount TO 100 OO0f In the second place
the falling ofthe bons du issued before the gath
journed for six months The interest viii continue TO
be paid consequence of tina delay The holders have
the privilege Of exchanging these 6ons against coupons
OF the national loan in Five per Cents 1T par On thu
rival Of the new eeheance the reimbursement will be
made In specie These two have necessity for
excuse and 1t impossible not TO recognize It, or all
the expedisnts which possible imagine in tho
absence % public credit they are what least to be
regretted The rropriete foneiere Is unhsppiy
TONED to have extraordinary sacrifices demanded of It
In dincut times II was thus, at the end Of the empire
the direct taxes we're increased similar thing took
ment vt which the provisional government touched the
ssvngs bank 1t was evident that they would be dealt
sams dspy as the peopo Sat ~ &c the
world, who took their reserves to tho savings.
banks a. the landlords, as the manufacturers, the
merchants to whom the increase Of the direct taxes
Of embarrassment. In the present position Of
the county each person must without murmurng, sup
port increase of charges and accept embsrrass
ments. May all this be temporary Nothing is more
urgent than to attain normal 6nanois situationthat
il to say, where there crown received for crown
dsbursed, for disorder in the public finances the
tain pressge Of all kinds of anarchy But let the govern
snt neglect nothing in what may relieve the Treasury
by reducing the expenses to what strictly
The tax payers would have Alright express bitter
prosches, IT, after having submitted to surtsxes after
having resigned themselves to the adjournment Of the
credits which they bad supposed sacred they should
still remain ia presence OF deficit and of all the GALA
mites which perturbation in the finances occasions In
tbs with which tbs State thus provides itself
sum Of 6OO000 10 to be Immediately devoted to the
comptors which, ia virtue Of the decree Of the 9th of
March, are to be founded ut Paris end in all the great
agricultural, manufacturing and commercial
Whom confidence ssl have returned consequence of
well devised measures, and still moro in consequences Of
manifestations of the provisional government similar to
the proclamation Thursday on tho elections, by
the effect of the resolution which the citizens IL they
to and in their h.arts capital viii resppssr. IN tho
meanwhile, the c0mp0irs, which to be supplied with
capital viii be precious assistance for maintaining
Cardinal dc Bonald Archbishop Of Lyons had written
to the Minister fPubo instruction aud Ecclesiastical
Affairs protest against the violation of the grand
principle of association committed by tho commssry of
the in decreeing the suppression of religious
communities not authorized by the laws.
hotel of M. Napoleon Duohael In the Rue de pUriver-
site from which gentleman resem ding in corpulence
the police was immediately spprissd Of the fsot and M
Aard, chief of the Police de Srete accompanied by
sixty agents repaired to the hotel to arrest him. But 1t
discover ed that the individual in question was
not NJ Duchatel. The police, however, searched the
In the most minute manner and retired without
finding any thing to crminste It's owner Madame Do
chate TO leave Sunday for England to join her
husband
The Minister Of Finance had adopted respect of the
execution Of tho decree OF the 10Th instant relative to
the Treasury bonds Issued previously to the establish
ment of the republic, the following resolutions:
1.-THE treasury shall reimburse ntegrally, in legal
ney the interest asscted to those bonds As to the
pita 1t shall be reimbursed at the option Of the nte-
rested parties, either IN coupons Of the national loan In
Rsnfes per cent ut par in new bonds at six months
date and interest of per cent per annum The In
teret attached to these bonds shall rum IL custom
from the date of tho presentation Of the primitive
bonds.n
The Minister Of War had addressed circular to all
s ,Ss Sn,es o. oolps t 70 ~
military services :" although" says the Minister,
there ererp hope that the friendly reIaliors
be dis, bed haze been adopted for the purpose
of concentrating tosoards the frontiers nusber Of roops
gency On the other hand the young soldiers who had
left in their families called into active service
one COMPANY Der battalion 20 that each shall now con-
tain eight companiss similar measures are to be adopt
with regard the cavalry and artillery both of which
in the common defence. The General Council of War
continues Its important labors and all it's propositions
sanctioned BY the have 6ssn oarried
increasing The greatest activity prevails In the difs
rent branches of the military administration and every
wants Of the army"
After their demonstration at the Hotel de Vile tho
workmen of Paris to the Ministry of the Inte
terror to salute M Ledru Roll personally aud the diff
ferent trades succeeded escn other without interruption
from to o'clock, P. M: Not less than 600 men
presented themselves at the hotel during that interval
and M Lsdru Rollin stood constantly under the porch
receiving addresses and replying to them.
determined to comply with the demand Of tho mob that
the troops should be sent from the capital for wo find
in the Pssse that the 9th Regiment OF which
To- crl Aava aSn Tho
morning OF Friday the IL tn Instant At ii O'Clock
Thursday night body of the people proceed
cd to the barrack d'Orsay, whore that regiment
ausrtered with the Intention Of dsarmng The Co
ions vainy against their proceedings but
finding that they were determined to persevsre no de-
cared to them that neither he nor his msn would sub
nit to that humiliation and that they would defend
their with thsir lives The people then retired;
but shortly afterwards order received by the
gmsnt to quit the capital Immediately. The 18th Re-
gment OF Chasseurs likewise ordered out OF Paris
during the same night.
The Character OF the new French Govern.
ment.
On the Monday following the light Of Louis Philippe,
aerand council held Of all the revolutionary ieaderB
assembled to dictate terms hus clos to the Provisional
The wire and calm demear Of Larnartine
seems to have irrtaed in small degree tho boiling
passionate nature Of Lagrange, whose excitement was
assembly prepared to withdraw in alarm Lamsrtine
alone blenohed not and the sang roid and self posses
sion display cd in his replies only served 10 increase the
savag. anger Of his oppon emit the At length
perated beyond CONTROL the Infatuated republican draw
isg pistol from his pocket rushed towards
and excsiming, "Thou srt no true patriot !-pointed
the weapon the head Of the mnister-"What binders
rom sking thy litenow-at once-upon the instsnt?
shrieed he with redoubled fury as the calm gancs OF
Lamartine met his eye "Your conscience cooly
replied the minister land the utter usesssness of sueh
an outrage; for should fall there will still remain my
colleagues Who ali to man have resolved to die rather
than submit violence, to return to the ceuseles
anarchy Of 90 ~ The words had the effect OF Calming
an instsnt the fury OF Lasrange-he dropped the
weapon which he held and, turning psle as death,
while his eye qused before the steady gaze OF Lamar
line he muttsred between his teeth, Thou art not
republican, yet true patriot; but verify be-
levs thou art honest man ~ and then sank again
upon his seat at the council board trembling IN every
limb and apparently exhausted with tho .Hort OF pas
neighbour l.. Caussdere, managed to sezs tho pistol
winch he had placed beside him, and by his presence OF
miad the Assembly from dreadful catastrophe,
for in the space of few moments Lagrange arose. and
with the most fghtful yes and howings began to rend
the clothes from bis back and TO tear the nerh rom bis
bosou until the blood spirited FORTH all the while utter
the most fearful imprecations and bas phemes In