New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-10

fifteen DAVIS We give below the leading particu-
lars of intelligence. We have, however an ample
stock of most interesting matter relating to the
present state Of Europe, which will appear as soon
as possible.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
Acts Of the Provisional Government.
The Moniieltr publishes several additional official
acts of the Provisional Government, but they are
not so important as those of the previous days.
The Headquarters Of the National Guards Of Paris
and its enyirons are transferred TO the Palace OF
the Tuieries-the Pavilion Maison, which was the
residence of the Duchess of Orleans being eppro-
priated to that purpose. grant Of 100000 francs
is appropriated to the preservation Of the palaces
aud other public buildings, which formerly formed
part of the Lste Ctuiie. but which have now fallen
into the domain OF the Republic. The sum OF $50.
600 francs is placed at the disposal OF the Minister
of Public Works, for the construction Oh Provls'
ional Hall for the National Assembly. The Hall,
which is in the court OF the Chamber OF Deputies
has been already commenced, and 10 making RAPID
progress toward completion.
Nj Charles Lesseps, ex deputy, and M. Billiard,
formerly Secretary to the Minister OF the Interior
are appointed Councillors OF State. III. Foissy.
chef d escadron, aud Captain Vernon, who were
dismissed the service by the late Government for
Republican opinions are reinststed. An immense
number of judges in all parts of the country are
dismissed, end others are nominated TO succeed
them.
The Financial Crisis.
The commercial and financial crisis still contin-
ues, but no additional features OF any great impor
lance have since been announced. The Bank OF
France and the Government are exertng them
selves In n praiseworthy manner to meet the diff
cultles of the country. The system oil bonded
warehouses established by the Minister OF Finsn
css though OF ancient date in England, 10 new 70
France aud the effect is expected 10 be sautary.-
- H. has 4 mad
that il will not take steps for the recovery OF pro-
tested bills till after notice and delayof five days.
Another measure, conceived in the same spirit has
been adopted. Ii consists in not authorizing the
presentation of the bills and promlssory notes OF
houses which have suspended their payments TIL
the said effects fall due. The object OF the Bank
il 10 give every one time to look about him. TO col
ect bis resources, and TO make face against the al
most overwhelming difficulties by which the mer-
camille community Is surrounded
Another calamitOus commercial failure has taken
place The Bank OF d Echthal & Co has stopped.
The house had large German connection partcu-
larry with Munich, and its failure is considered to
be the greatest commercial disaster which has yet
occurred
Another Popular Demonstration.
A great demonstration took place on the 23d in
the Champs de Mars. Deputations OF the working
classes assembled at an early hour from all parts
OF the metropolis, for the purpose OF doing homage
to the tree of liberty, on the SPOT where the same
ceremony was performed In 1890. At the morning
the deputations arrived IN perfect order and ar
ranged themselves around the tree Of liberty which
had been planted on the previous evening, and
blessed by the clergy Of the eros Gallon From
time to time the deputatiOns arrived from all points
aud through the different avenues, and they
passed the place they sauted the tree OF liberty
with loud cheers and cries of 1--WE la Repub
lioue." At one o'clock a deputation OF workmen
E,rt bc of the Interinr m n md
preside at the ceremony, and to inaugurate the
tree OF liberty worthlly. The Minister Immediately
complied, aud went at once TO the Ecoe Mitaire
where he was received by Col. Allard the director
of the works. He the proceeded to the foot of the
tree OF liberty, and after few words from Col. Al
lard. thanking him in the name OF the working peo
pie for having complied with their request TO come
among them, NJ Ledru- Rollin addressed the as
sembage rs follows
"FsLLowcIrIzsSs: thank you IN The name of the
here great event that Of the fedesoa OF 1870 These
hsuks not only address to you In the name OF france,
bat the nss ., Ss tho cS,ma %
Mars recalls the sorious past france, DIVIDED into
cse isto ar'tocrsetss in'o Proviness-eomng at the
call Of people OF Paris TO sar- the altar OF the
oantry tho ancient hseds ana the recruitment OF ages
and to form one single nsiion-the Freooh nation APP
psuse There aoother recolection that OF the Champ
Mai where the nson threatens by foreign invasion
where the ind people rose 10 fend It's nstions
~. viii of NJ. msser, believed that wished invade
i, and we had Waterloo To-day reply to it (snblme
answer by sending It liberty
Our resolution accomplished IL three days aud
the effect OF IL 10 such that from to day al Europe may de-
clare herself free The two bsnss of the Rhine reso1nd
n the cry OF arms tired OF odiocs yoke Aastra-that
Snd Of pleasure which Msttsreioh treated hse smother
Vsuice-Austna 10 aroused, and declares her independ'
The other countries VII ioiloS the shsn,pls
have syen and the dust Of thrones where roys
u bered will BE- blown away By the breath OF tho
people Pps9ss wshs,s Tss0s 10 Ss ony TO
pose cry Of liberty sud dsiversnee Hall 70 thee use
glorious symbol Of that oeversnee Ard that liberty ns
10 thee with Joy fote'sl IT,. On the very spot wnee
sixty yess sine fra-rnized 10 the name OF Loe'
this spot shall assembled slound tnee DC ?
1tsons nom every part Of the world We strong TO
rely upon liberty because we trust 10 you
Intelligent work msu have bfo. hs about the ksvon'
my friends let us return to our sbofs and let blended
voices tn 10 the shout which has msde the heart Of 'he
world vihrste-'Nivs Ia RepubiqueiH
! Cres OF "Vive Ia Republique' "Vive Ledru-
/ Rolfn.' folloved this speech. An old invade. an
old soldier Of the armies Of the Republic seized the
hand OF the Minister and pressed it to bis heart,
without being able To pronounce n word, % great
was his emotion. An officer Of the army also ad-
vsnced toward the citizen Ledru. Rolin aud with
tears In bis eyes, and voice trembling with emo
ton, expressed the sorrow Of tho officers and the
men at being absent from Paris. He demanded
the recall Of the army.
Ledru Rollin replied by an eulogium in honor Of
the army and said he should only be satisfied when
/ he army the people and the National Guard fra.
ternire at q banquet on the Champ do Mars.
Citizen edru Rollin retired. followed by an i'm.
mspse eoncourse. shouting, Vive Ia Republqaew
sVive Ledru. Rolinp'
| The Elections.
The Minister OF the Interior has addressed cir
oulsr to the Government Commissioners in the Depart
en relative certain poiots affecting the rfni Of vo
tng II the spprosohns elections The resie eoes OF ss
months IN commune reqoirrd for the night TO vote e
no considered closing April 2. the day OF the cleo
iop and not March 81, the sst day allowed for In
serpton In like the sre Of twenty four years