New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
1IisccIInneous INTELLIGENCE.

We read in the Journal DIS san Cu'01es one of the
journals 10 which The French Republic has given
birth the following IN reference TO the Duke de Dor
deaux, the Duke DE NemOurs and Prince Louis Napo
leon We told that Louis Napoleon is getting up
plot the peol4e ought then guard against the fol
lies OF this being who has no other advantage but that
of bearing the name Of despOt We have had enough
Of princes ought therefore TO resolve never again
10 shed drop of blood IN their but this l.
reason why the Government should prohibit meetings
for under no pretext should IL attack this sacred
right on the contrary. is reason why al patriots
should draw closer together the ties OF brotherhood
and adopt 20 prevent their falling iato snare
% il should happen that Louis Napoleon should present
himself among US shall know what 20 do with him.
We have never solicited for any one but
anxious that the three pretenders-the Duke Dc
Bordeaux the Regent and Louis Napoleon, should be
provided with a place in order that the peace
of the people should not be disturbed II horrible o.
think OF the nation being again plunged into the miseres
of anarchy by the ambitious designs of these three
wou,d-be kings
one of the journals reiiirms that not only the Prince
de Jonvile and Due Aumale had passed some days n
Paris but that the Duke of Bordeaux has also been
there and has been received for day by the Duke
Montemart and passed another day with bis nurse
An attempt 10 destroy the existing Government was,
il Is said proposed % the Prince de JOnvile who. how
ever. refused 10 accede 20 L. The Executive COmmis
SION has been acquainted with these projects and has
been of the presence Of the prince iu Paris but
they frustrated all the efforts OF the police to arrest
them.
From the list published by the M0aiten of the per.
sons arrested from the th the 18th June appears
that there were among them representative OF the
people advocates Lieutenant of the ateers nation
auX , captains of the gaIde mobile captain OF the
9th light infantry, I garde repuoicaine, drummer,
q students DrOprioGirls and relfifs 80 artists scup
tors architects &C. 30 tradesmen 81 domestics 2j2
workmen OF different trades, and 30 employees and
clerks.
IL il said that the Government OF France has given
orders % purchase on the coast Of America several
docks of llsnas and spacas animals precious both
Of their fleece and for the services which they
render 20 u. Agriculture of Alpine regions.
NJ Recgrt Minister Of the Interior 4as issued pro.
camaton iorbddng the sale OF limm0ral and obscene
publications. These have lately swarmed 10 Paris.
The TrIie RpHb gee says that the revolution Is only
beginning. This is the paper OF Blrbes Pierre LerouN
George sand Louis Blanc &C.
The Corscans residing Paris have proposed 20 offer
a banquet 20 Louis Napoleon on MS arrival To avoid
the numerous demands for admission il has been de
cded that but Corscans Will be- admitted, and that
the only language spoken viii be- Corsican
Louis Blanc applied for ticket account of being
descended from Corsicen family but his admission
was refused he did not understand COrsican-
A body OF National Guards SET OF % B0ul0gne In
ssntly in order t - said 10 welcome Louis Napoleon
70 the shores OF France. They even were going on
board vessel under the pretence of sea excursion,
out the Mayor puta stop 70 their procee dinss