The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-03

Ihtus now sways The destinles oil France.
livery lover OF freemom, from the bottom of hi
heart, wishes success 10 the mighty erperiment
and We earnestly hope that the new Assembly " II
give 70 al nators unity, peace, and concord, :
mat II viii be endued with grace, wisdom, and on
ders'andin9 TO govern prosperously the Frenel
people; and will execute Justice and maintain
uuth IN all its laws aud ordinances. The bles
sings OF mankind viii accompany 1t accordingly
i AFTER week OF comparative tranquility in Pans
Dut OF fnghtinl violence al Rouen, Drmoges, ant
IN thsny OF the PROVINCES, the elections terminated
ey decisive majority in favor of the moderate 70
publican party. We have already said that NJ La
marine, whom the whole ofEuTope seems 10 idol
Use as The genius of peace and ORDER was elected
N about dozen departments by transcendental
The triumph ofthe moderate marty was siynsInrd
complete. The effect has been 10 create the inn.
preston in almost everybody mind, that Lamar.
tine Will be unanimously elected the first Prssi.
detf o. the Republic Of France. No doubt can be
entertained that republican form of government
Will De decided upon By the new assembly.
The assembly is constituted; but The rage and
disappointment ofthe ultra-FePublican party, which
already knows no honnds, will be erupioyed in
every way BY plots conspiraees, and even open
.'oienee 70 overthrow the new moderate Republic,
IN order 10 carry out their views.
In Rouen, the blood which has been shed is
clearly the work Of the agents of that party OF
which Ledu Rollin Is the exponent The un.
dannied courage displayed BY these men at Rouen
and Limoges, plainly indicates thai their resistance
/ 70 the authority OF a moderate rational govern
ment, will be one of yindictive audacity: and II
would scarcely be correct TO measure their capaei-
" Tor mischief by their numbers which, indeed.
are not Insignificant.
The government, following up their iniudcious
PandeTng TO the taste of the PaIisians for specta
Giles, meditated naugursting the opening Of The
new assembly by magnificent feie al the Champs
1 de Mars, where vast preparations in the Greek
ana homan style have been made for entertaining
sO0OO persons TO public dinner
ms foolish display will cost about million of
francs, which, considering the state ofthe French
purse, appears to us wasteful and ridiculous ex-
cess. This fete has since been postponed Till the
10Th inst; If the Parisisns can only be kept from
mischief by series OF such eytraYagancies as
inese, argues very inausPieiously for their po-
itical regeneration
The language held BY the clubs since the defeat
OF the communist party becomes more threatening
than ever IL is paraded in the journals, however.
that Lamartine and Ledru Rollin are reaLly good
friends and tins IS stated to re-assure the friends
of the Republic.
The Provisional Government has commanded
General Cayaignac TO return from Algeria 10 Paris.
where they hope TO prevail upon him to relieve NJ
Araso from his duties as Minister of War. whilst
me HfiTa party, on the other hand, are elamoring
lot The regular troops 10 be all out Of Paris
Tue French journals, Of Tuesday, reached us.
and their contents verify the painful forebodings
which IN spite OF ourselves, prevail in our minds.
ana which cannot but be betTay ed in our language
when treating of the affairs of France
The frightful scenes which have tax en- place AT
houen, have been repeated at Nantes, Rhodes,
Niemes (where martial law Is proclaimedO Mar
settles, and Limoges, (which holds out steadfastly
against the Provisional Govenment,) with more
or less degree of violence. and from the concur
rent testimony Of all the Paris journals the French
capital seems in greater danger of some violent
outDurst OF popular fury, than at any period since
the 24;h of February
The clubs have assumed tone similar to that
adopted By Robespiene in 1893 In fact, the de-
elsFaiion of the Rights Of Man, drawn up by that
poTtentons tyranf, Is made the basis Of action bv
one of the clubs, holding his principles, and
proclamation to that effect was posted an oyer
Paris, but instantly torn down by the agents of the
Government.
This step OF Bsrbes, for be is at the head os.he
sl4b, ess.3 rssls.snS ssssss.Sas- and, o.
the Provisional Government win, in few days
resign Their authority, the Question arises who Will
have sufficient power, with the troops anil the Ma
tonal Guards henceiorth maintsin order.
II plain that great party is being organ sed or
mischief; and the very unwelcome Information is
circulated, thai the protection of the new Assembly
Is Ia be eonhded TO the Lionese selflnstituted
guard, with the unruly guard on FOOT Of Paris
the two bodies being Incorporated.
The greatest alarm prevails lest some attack will
be made on The Deputies; and proclamation OF
the Provisional Government eniOining confidence
and ending BY saying that s'madness can alone de-
Prye France OF the democratic consequences Of
the revolution Of February - only proves thar the
members Of the Government are fully aware of
the secret and universal dresd which prevails that
the whole country is ON the verge Of civil war
As sign of public opinion, NJ Thiers. the ex-
Presidential the Council, the most celebrated his
iorIan, and no Insignificant statesman OF the time
man Of ,nauestiOnable talent, and an opposition
leader, has been rejected BY the electors of Les
Bouches dn khOne, and al present has no seat in
The new Assembly. Lneien Mural, son Of the for
ner hing OF Naples, Is elected for the department
Of the Lot
The LegitImists a,e not idle, for the Ladepeu-
dsiHt Dc L'0zest has proclaimed the accession Of
he Duke of Bordeslx 10 the throne Of France.
Government has announee ed al last its decision
10 abandon the DECREE which il had passed for the
disposition Of the railway Companies Il is under
stood ihai The question win be brought before The
Assembly.
Gen. 0asdinot left Paris on The ID inst, 10 take
The command professionally, Of the amy Of the
Alps Large bodies Of troops, from all parts Of
EIance oontinun 20 be directed towards that quar-
ter, Among Others. the Provisional Government
has deiemanalto send a body Of the Garde Mobile
of Pats; bal the 0rIlef has been eounteunanded
IN consequence OF The regular anny declining TO
fraierlize with The Mobiles s
Riots ofavep serious nature had broken out in
several places N connection with the elections.
Thai OF Rouenw tilemost considerable. Daring
the night of the 9Th ttitinfo, the rioters began
the bsuicsde sysisal, % which Rouen, from the
narowness of the streets, is very favorable, and
next morning the conflict became very serious
A letter from Ro1eB, dated 2sth, 9 A. NJ, says:
eve are here, % You were in Paris ON the sd
OF Februar in The midst Of bsuicades, the firing
OF muskets, and the roar Of cannon. Ii is the
quarter between the Rue Royaie and the Champ
desars that the insurgents Lave established them
selves. II has been found necessary 10 bring ar
tiiiery egalnst them bsrfcsde has Just saTrelr
dered inthe Clos 81. Marc, after frghsful resis-
lance.
sin all the streets Of ibis quarter the pavement is
| tom up, and an circulation IS intercepted. The
| Bumbei Of killed and wounded Is not known, but
happily it i net great "
Another letter states that from fifteen to twenty
National Guards had been killed.
Po-s.eript. Opening Of the French Chambers.
| We have received details of the proceedings al
The opening Of the French Chamber on the 4ih in
tans which were highly interesting and passed Oft
satisfactorily. The members OF the Provisional
Government, distinguished by tri-eolored sashes,
went in procession 10 the Chamber from which all
persons having arms were excluded. Loud aP-
Plause greeted them on the way, and ON their arr
/ val In the Chamber.
Amongst thsimembers present, beside the gos-
ennlent, were the Bishop Of Orleans, Lacodaires
Gin the Dress e Dominican t.lar, NJ de nontel-
| au1beri, 0dillon Beuot, Dupin, Beryef, BeIan-
| ger. LsrochejAaaeIin and BilhIalI ". Dupont Ode
! la Eure, was The fTst Of the government VINO en-
tered, followed closely BY Lainartne and the Oth-
ers NJ. Audfv de Pnyreyean, senior depnty, took
the chairas presidents. after which NJ Dupont as
eended The tribune, and delivered the following
Citizen Representatives. Provisional Gov.
eminent bows before The natiDn, and renders HON
/ age 10 the s1preme power with which yoa are
j Invested. Eitctedof The People, welcome 10 he
i great capital where yeur presence exeites asent
nlent Of happiness and hope, which viii not be dis
appointed. Depositsfesof the aational sovereignty
Won are about To establish new Institutions aPor