The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-16
ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE.
VERY LATE S T M ON E N T,
ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.
Electric Telegraph from London.
From our Correspondent.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Afternoon, July 90
The following comprises an epltome OF the
latest news from Ireland London, Paris, and other
parts of Europe -
PARIS, Friday Noon.
Our Paris correspondent states that the Paris pa
pers, Commerce and the Patrie, have been sold by
auction, &C. IM. Girardn bid 25,ooof; Paris
banker, however, bid 2eoo0f and he became the pur-
chaser 1t is said that the party already owns two
thirds of the journals
The Municipal Commission of Paris have voted the
reestabshment of the oetroi duty meat which had
been abolished by the late Provisional Government
This duty, it is said, produces city of six
millions of francs.
PARIS, Friday, 5P. NJ.
The Bourse was heavy throughout the day. Conf.
dence in the acting government still expressed
and felt in every quarter, but great decided i'm
provement yet manifest
Letters from the Piedmont army mentioned that
the Austrian army had gained possession of the Pa-
teau Of Rvoh
The King of Naples protested against the separa-
tion Of Sicily from Naples.
La Presse has not yet re-appeared.
The nded budget the subject of an animated
discussion in the National Assembly on Thursday;
the principal feature of which, the retiring PEN
sion allowed to public servants of the ministry.
The result the appointment of a sub committee
to prepare decree the subject, for submission to
the Assembly.
The bill for regulating the clubs and secret societies
occupied large portion Of the time Of the Assembly
on Thurtday. The clause under discussion was the
18th the object Of which suppress secret soce-
ties but the chief dimculty seemed to be TO def ne
what secret societies were. An amendment propo-
sed by Nj. Favre to the effect that il should apply
only TO those Of political character This was oppo.
ead NV he Minister Of la. Ia.
that ii would be better that the should extend
to the societies not having the sanction Of tho
ment and the measure passed ana agreed to bv
the committee which gives the government the power
Of putting down all societies Of whatever character,
not approved Of or sanctioned by the government Of
France.
The Monitew contains decree passed by the Ma
tional Assembly for the mobilization of 100000 the
National Guards throug bout France.
The journal des De6ats is Of opinion that notwith-
standing the pains taken by the Assembly on this
question: it will be proved before long, that there is
provision which the subtety Of faction cannot at
nought. The same journal also considers that the
Nationsl Assembly would have acted more wisely had
II confined telf at the present time at least TO the
subject Of clubs, and omitted all reference to other
associations, which seems TO open wide Geld Of OBJ.
jsction to the passing Of such q law.
PANS, Friday Evening july IS
The committee Of inquiry into the instruction Of
June have terminated their lsbors. Louis Blanc and
caussdi're are raid 10 be greatly implicated.
Inc committee on the press has adopted the govern
me mt bill
Mons Gou lehaux's financial moveme ex cited great
oIsatisfaction being looked as gambling affair
Holders Of old certificates for 300 francs now obtain
5000 Francs
The ofcis returns of the Bank Of France this week
are fstisfsctory 1t has during the current week d.