New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
miscellaneous.

Matters are still far from being satisfactory At
LYONS The Government commlsssry, on coming
cat %, the marie on the 2ith, stopped by some
AIMED men, who demanded that they should have
entrusted TO them the csnnons OF the barracks OF
the Bernardlnes and he succeeded in calming them
only by promising to write to Paris for Instructions
The steam frigate Labrador arrived at Toulon ON
toe 25th from Algiers When she left the colony
was perfectly tranquil
The Jesuits have been expelled from Avisnon
The Disturbances in Lyons still continued On
the 26.h 900 workmen attacked the military
stores OF Perrsche, and plundered them OF several
thousand carblnes.
Ga Wednesday NJ Cremieux received depu.
taton of the ColOnists of Algeria who demanded
chat decree should Immediately pronounce the IN
corporation OF that country with France.
TEL all your fellow citizens" exclaimed M Crsmieox.
that Paris and Agers that France AMI Algeria one
me country. Tho complete and absolute ineor
poraon Of Algeria French department Is the wish OF
france The Provisional Government has lssued decree
authorI ng Aseris return Deputies 10 the National As
,embly."
Napoleon Bonaparte. son Of Prince Jerome has
offered himself as q candidate for the representa-
tIon OF Corsica
A corps of French volunteers was organizing at
Paris to proceed to the assistance OF the hevolu-
tionists of Lombardy and Venice. General Pope
was about to quit Paris la hopes OF nssiDs q he
public proclaimed at Naples
The Commissary of Rouen 10 beginning 10 show
great hrianess He has issued q proclamation for.
bidding professions and declaring that all work.
men or others. who have any demand 10 address TO
him, shall do it by deputies, and those not numer-
Gus
The persons who, during the revolution, wanton-
y destroy ed the railway bridge at Asineres. have
been convicted and sentenced to various terms OF
Imprisonment. varying from one to i've years
A letter from Lille states that In the commune
Of Seclln. aud the adjoining ones In that neighbor'
hood from 300 % 400 Belgian workmen coming
from Paris are stopping, waiting tor an occasion to
enter Belgium Assistance has been given theru
in food and money.
The Union says
In contradiction 70 a rumor which was current on
Monday evening In many salons. and in most public
places we are enabled 10 tho mos, formal man
nsr, thst NJ. de Rothschild has not left Paris
la consequence OF the recent events in Austria
and Prussia, the Committee Of National befence
has decided that there 10 necessity 70 incur any
expenses for defensive purposes
Since the Revolution in February, no books, ex-
cept a few Insignificant pamphlets, have been pub
shed in Paris.
The library Of the King ADD Queen Of the French
at Neuilly amounted il is said 10 1000 volumes
and about ~ 900 OF these have escaped the devas-
tatlon Of the chateau Many OF these books arc
very rare and valuable, and the whole Will be
p aced in the National Library, as the Royal Ii
brary of Paris is styled since the revolution
TIE SHORs DEsOcRAT.-A scene took place at
one of the most violent o! the democratic clubs
here, few evenings ago which 10 ratner cnafec-
teristc OF the mixed gaiety and ferocity oil the
French character. An ardent republican IN ad-
dressing the meeting with more than ordinary vio-
eDce worked himself no 10 such pitch OF rego
against aristocrats monarchsts and conspirators
against the Republic that he At length exclaimed.
The Republic will rot be safe till at least Joo,oo
heads have fallen" This proposition was received
With loud murmurs and cries OF Turn MN out
bat at length one of the members rose and saio,
The sentiment 10 a noble and patriotic one L
should like 10 have a lock Of that citizens hair -
Loud applause followed and the lock oi hair was
promptly ia the hands OF the demsnder. Present
w. another aduirer OF patriotism expressed MS wnn
Tor a portion VI the citizens locks, and hundreds
followed The end OF il was, that the ardent dem
ocrst who WAS 30 anxious Tor 100000 aristocratic
heads was turned cat OF the meeting withoat sin-
gle hair on his own. Paris Cor. Morn. Chron.
The Provisional Government has learned, by
telegraph, from Msrseiles. that Gen. Cavagnac
has refused the Ministry Of War the portfolio has
been offered to zen ChaDgsrnier
The disorders that were renewed at houen on
Tuesday were for the moment At least, at On END
The Nail0nd sfirns that N. Gaizot has written
20 the Provisional Government for bis salary Tor the
month Of February
An extraordinary funeral took place On Tuesday
it was that OF a workman, who had died 10 me
palace OF the Tuilerss Of the wounds be received
Ia the Revelation. The cortege was aimoet - long
and displayed as much pomP a. that Of Aafsns'
Of France.
The damage done 10 N. Solomon de Rothschud
villa at Sarennes 10 reckoned ct 10000