Washington telegraph., 1848-06-21
FOREIGN NEWS.


tailed accounts by the United States leegraphic
summary Of which, we gave last week.
FR,seR.--h correspondent writing irom Paris,
an the morning of the 18th, sayss.-This being the
a,y fixed for great demonstrations Oh The part of
The Paris clubs in favor ofihe Poles, the city is In
sop,motion, The Government sppears To be- much
mars alarmed about the matter than would ap.
pear necessary, were it not under The pretext Of
supporting the cause ofposh nationality, that the
clubs are Suspected of eoneoamg views dangerous
10 the peace of france.
Paris May 5-'roday, an immense body of
the populare iofnbly entered the National Assem-.
bly,. NJ Hubert rose aud proclaimed, ia the
name of the people, the dissolution ofihe Naiional
Assembly, Paris is IN State Of perfect confusion
Banqui. Barber, CoHas and Raspail have been
arrested by the frov sioasl Government. Fresh
Disturbances had occurred, aud the National As.
semby had nelnally been seized by the mob,
Paris. Monday, o'clock, p. M-ws have
again To day. had tremendous demonstration,
which has shaken the capital to its very centre;
but up to this mement all passed off praeeably.
We have sren enough however 10 be well assured
that ths Ministers are dancing upon a volcano
which may .iplode al any moment, and submefge
them and the whole assembly iaio the gurgling
thsldron OF lava now smodeting in It's bsom -
The demons,fstion this day was III behalf Of Pa-
land The admirers aud we'll wisisfs of that
country met on the Place de Ia Baslilr IN great
crowds at 10 o'clock this morning. aud then
shouted aud formed III afdrr aud proceeded in pro.
srssian down the Boueyard., shouting "Vye Ia
Palogns.a aud singing the Mareillrs Hymn,
pn arriving al the BHdge winch lead. To The
National A.srmhly, thr captain ui the National
.uard attempted to oppose them; ha as he had
A a.. A. |. L A IL
sand against him, hr ordered hs men Ia uniiK hay.
onvls aud march oiI aud live TO hshi auolhrr day.
The crowd then proceeded 10 the Assembly aud
rushed into the precincts Of the Chamber The
papulaes Stationed themselves along the quay.
shortly afer . o'clock.
According to some accounts mn.krt was
tired aud grnefAl commuton ensnsd but Il was
quickly found to have hsrn All accident. and tran
auility va. tesieftd. Tn. Natiunnl Guards, hnw.
ever, instantly cleared the Tullrrss gafdrus ahd
a otladnr full Of cartridges drove about ia order
that the pl-biaas might what they had now to
expect The mob, hassser, i. fast dispensing.
,as the Captain Of tho Mobile Guard. at the
Place Garous.l sfd.f his meh to load, bat happily
these Dangerous. men ssfr far lfani the scene Of
aeiion-= otherwise REPETITION If the 24th Of Feb.
ruary might have en'usd.
Par.. May 10.
tn. Government has arrested a very great
aumhsf al p.fsoas for having been engaged IA the
insurfreliousfs movements of Monday last
liaaqut xha sas Oh. Of the iefmps, smsng them
h, escaped. haf sobfrf, Ra,pai Cabbel. LOUIS
Blsne. Alorn, Bafb,I, iluhefi. aud Cautlai. wsf.
-ppt,hraI,d. aud uoS IN ea,tody. Courtais.
who had osmmsnd Of III. national guard, R.s
slnppsI sf IA. sp.uleiles
A moliss .ss made IN the assembly this morn.
ing iaf the saiasd.ie trial of Leu. BIahe, aud Al.
b=n II .n eanHrJ
tssour ofth- prisoners wasa pfshsndsd, and
sairient IseTz zlnas ssfe made 10 meel any such
nil~nPt As fsi, ,hasrfsT, nuar hs. butn made
ri. lasnlal de. Dsb,i, oi ihi. muiaiur slairs
tial thr menb.l. ol the faI,leelnic .thoal placed
ibrm,.lss. armed, at the disposal Of the Govern.
nrnt npsn the first alarm vi Instruction.
The ely has b,'H Tranquil dsrng The whole
maralg, bat II has lhs aPp-atanrs Of b-inF IA a
state 81 argr. Another demonstration Is e,peetrd
duunR iIir diy, hat The pfsP dsisns o thr boVatn,
mrat afr complete thai 40 isap are suleflAiaed.
Ouf State IS not likely Ia suffer for the
want Of hight aud knowledge-neither
for the patriotism Of It's great men. At
the present time, Gen. Yell and his Ell.
crllcncy, are liaNcr~ing the South, Judge
Oldham aud Col Roaue have taken the
centre. MAJ Cruichiirli aud Maj. Field,
are lying ON their oars NJ the Seat OF Gov
eminent, calmly watching the signs Of
the times, while here IN the North. Gen,
llcm,ead and Judge William Conway
H., are dispensing light.
Senator Bodand snl Sebastian. will
doubtless be- IN the field 50 soon as they
can escape from the toll, and drudgcry of
the honors they are nov wearing.
tIsa pity that We are not entitled to
more Senators. II looks cruel to see 50
many patriots and knowing IS We do that
the biggest end, have to go uurewurdcd.
We much tear. however. that the spec.
tace now presented here Of SO many OF
our first men, among them Judge o.
the Supreme Court, canyas,ing the STATE,
making stump speeches treating TO bald.
fac. and doing all sorts OF things to tickle
the lancics OF tbs good people and win
their favor, is not well calculated TO elc.
vate Us IN the eyes OF our sister States
We now warn the aspiran for Senate
rial honor, to look on; for the Peace
Maker, their "koHg Mines. and even
their "PdiEidas,' cannot shine with that
gun. When Sewer takes turn among
the boys, aud gives them few Of his
joyous hearty laughs, and they fail to
stand upto him, we are willing TO yield
our beavor.-BateSrittc Eagic.
BARY.BURNERs lNpIGNAnoN-JoHN A
DM.-Little idea can be formed OF the
bitter feeling OF the New.York Barn.burn.
crs against the nomination Of Mr. Cass,
except by the perusal Of their papers
The Troy (N y } budget has holstcd the
name OF John A Dix for President 1t