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Iion, lest the proofs Of guilt should be so over.
iwhelning against Ledru Rollin. Caussidiere.
Louis Blanc and Proudhon, as completely 10 cut
of al possibility Of their evsdng punishment.
= Mr. Arag5 ard M.-TrouVe Chaurrl, the late
PIeieci Of PolieP. have given evidences direct
" implicaiing Ledru Rollin, who was 10 have
been elected Dictator f the Bfr,ir Of the 10Th
had succeeded. NJ. Arago declares that L-dru
Rolin was a Red Republican, whllst Lamurtinc
and the other members Of the Provisional Gov
ernmenI adhered to the ri colored flag. ca.
vuignac, deprived of the votes Of The Mountain
parry, musl yield uplhe Government; and. in the
present temper of The people, no one would be-
50 hardy as 10 aspire TO hll his urenyiablc office.
Two thousand OF the insurgents have been
despatched by railway to liavre, TO be thence
transported by sea to Biesi, Rochefou, Cher.
bourg, aud L'0rient. second removal will
soon lake place Of another batch 10 Beleisle,
where their families will be allowed TO Join them
The whole Of the examinations, trials and con
demnaIons have taken place in secret. All
has been mystery; and ii was not known that
the condemned parties had been removed, until
lhey almost arrived 81 Hayre. BY NJ. Lamor.
cere's statement, there were g 200 prisoners in
the forts. All that is know is that the names Of
the condemnedare to be insertedn the Monileur
| decree has appeared removing The suspen-
sion IN force against the Presse, L'Asscmbles
| Rationale, and nine journals, since the 9Th Of
June; and the Presse and one or Two of these
papers have re-appeared.s The Presse assumes
moderate lone, but in its moderation is keeny
sarcastic. The Constitutional is conlesling with
the Nauonale for the authority of The State, and
the Constitutional seems to be gaining fast upon
its hitherto successful rival.
| But the chief consideration in Paris, at the
present moment, is the critical state of North
ern Italy. So fur as the intentions Of the
French Government have been ascertained, as
| yet, they seem to be in accord with the withes
OF the English Cabinet. Numerous diplomatic
meetings have taken place in Paris, and Lord
Palmcrslon, in the House Of Commons, has sta
ted 'lhal her Majesly's Government are deeply
sensible of the great importance of seeing ter.
minaIion put to that unfortunate warfare. -
And he added, 81 am able, although have no
right to speak for another Government, yet be.
lleve | may assure the House that the desire is
equally shared by the French Government"
PARIs.-We are in receipt of letters from this
city which mention that business still continued
so much oppressed that many workmen were
leaving the CITY in quest Of employment else
where, being compelled 10 ndopt that step since
the Government refused TO maintain them any
longer in idleness. All the workshops of furni-
ture and upholstery in the Faubourg ST. Antoine
are said to be closed, and the workmen leaving
for England in order to obtain work. The gem
eral tone Of the Bourse has been Of luctuating
character. On The 9th inst. at the commence
ment of business, matters appeared very black.
| LoMBARDY.-RecenIe eventsin in Lombardy have
been rapid, decisive and most unexpected. A
fortnight ago Charles Albert was a conqueror,
almost all Lombardy was within his grasp-now
the whoc breadth of Lombary has been retra-
ced by the Piedmonlese army, and Charles Al
bert, utterly defeated Ot every point, is either
shut up in Milan, or perhaps had crossed The Ii
cino into his own domlnons.
The accounts from The belligerent armies in
form us that the army under The command Of
Marshal Radetzky, consisting Of between co.
900 and 10000 men, was advancing in three
corps in The direction of Milan. The centre,
composed Of 10000 men, under the command
Of the Marshall in person, was following the
Piedmontese army in its retreat. The corps on
the right was marching between Brescia and Mi.
Ian, and that on the left was advancing by The
right bank Of the Po in The direction of Parma
and Pacencia. The Piedmonese army had re-
troguded from Codogno to Casal Puslorengo.-
1t was not known whether the King was procee-
ding towards Milan through Lodi, or whether
he was about 10 return TO PataVa.