The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

s.nsy Of camp of so 600 to IS 900 men b,twssn VI
eane nra Greaoss This measure, says the rnion,
has doub. been caused BY the inssgsnss received
Napoleon Bonap.rts son OF Jerome, bids for the
presentation Of Cor-cs In bis address he quotes the
words uncle who fro st Helena pr,phesiea that
"befnre fty years Europe would be republican or Co.'S
rarkn ,.,s,.
Hbertv has been pursued with great ardor. Tail pop
uprootsd and planted wherever the fancy OF tins
The provisional government having discovered plot
smo "a the of the clubs for the arrest Of Lamar
tine and GARNER Pages have determined to organize
civic guard Of 1900 for the protection OF the 60
vernment. 20
Tbe prov isionsl government has materially reduced
the salaries of all public functionsries.
A dscree OF the government mod,fes thu Law Of libel
and enasts that henceor ward officer of the govern
prosecute journalist for critcsing bic public
mother decree CONFIRMS the decree issued by M En-
ma nusl Arass the sovsrn%sns commissions q Lyons
ia Ies Of department Of hs Rhone besides the sddi
ito Of forty nvo per cent previously decreed BY the
The prefectuf police has issued notice reminding
10 Dc aud tenants that landlords have right to be
the former have refused pay, and 1t the vistts in
the suburbs Of Paris landlord who insisted being
Joseph Henry, the man who sometime ago fred on
Lou Philippe said to HAYS been restored to liberty
way near Psrs have p.voIted, and Demanded the dis
mis- sal Of the director and four managers Of the com
pan Ths:s 70 int to tss Mnser
Of Public Works. at the time protesting tose az
they had bsen PROFESSIONALLY sppoinea oy .ne snare
BY decree dated the 2sh, the provisional government
decides, that all the ordinances comforting appoint
ments &c. which appeared in the Moniteur of the 2ad
asd and oath Of February, during the Of the
glorious which delivered France from
ripping government and founded the republic" are an
They have also issued decree for the naturalization
oforsgnsrs uho are DESTROYS Of becoming French cii
ON Wednesday, NJ. Cremieux reoeived a deputation
of the colonsts Of who demanded that decree
should Immediately pronounce the incorporation Of that
country with France Teu ell your fellow cidzsns
France and Algeria are one and the same country The
complete and absolute Incorporation OF Algeria IS
French department. the wish Of rrano. The pro
Algeria to return deputies to the National Assembly
II was reported in Paris on Thursday that orders had
been the generals commanding the military di
visions and south march all their dsposabe
forces towards the Alps where they are to b. conosn
tated remain under the orders of General Lamori
ciers These warlike preparations suggested by
protest said to have been entered into by the English
Russian Austrian, and Prussian ministers at Turin,
against the project of King Charles Albert to invade
Lombardy So far England is concerned it may be
confidently stated that there ground for this state
ment.
Procamations have been published by the provisional
the army and the eopls exhOrting to
order and forbidding PROFESSIONS and the firing of
kerry In the streets.
The Commissery of ROusn is also beginning to show
PROFESSIONS and declaring that all workmen or others
snd mot 70 20 0
The persons vho during the revolution, wanonly de-
stroysd the railway bridge at Asneres have been CON
vfcted and to various terms Of
varying from one 10 i've years
ALyons journal, the Saut Public, says, I'VE
sured that orders given yesterday morning to the
troops in garrison ct Grenoble Immediately for
Savsy to take Pos'ssson in the Of the republic
that the entry into Savoy will have place day
This news given to us as positive seems to US to require
letter from Toulon states that order had been
ceived there March 23d to send depot the seth
number Of men thus to be disposed Of is about Oo As
this order applies to all which, like the 36tb
have their war battAlions in Algeria, the whole will
constitute reinforcement Of upwards Of ten thousand
men.
together and consisting Of dsp0sable force Of nearly
100 900 will certainly be established at Dillon,
Lyons and Grenoble In the Of war and in cass
quarters Of the French army viii be Fixed at Lyons
In order to Direct from that point the frst military
Several English residents already given notice Of
their intention OF avaDg themselves ofhe decree Of the
they have been Ave years resident in the country.
Letters from Havre ntion the utter stag
ere .cere thirty in that port laden Nth cotton
rhich neither T.. eo"sgees nor else you'd accept
oomp.n BY the authorities of Amiens has reached
200 from Paris who won't to that city and sst up the
tree Of liberty airing OF muskes which they had brought
from Paris, and terrifying the inhabitants Ia said
that In future the railroad w be instru ted
TO Allow persons to armed by the trains; and
the rst appearances ofsrmed to apply to the
eet post of the National Guard for protection.
The departure Of Lord Normandy for which he was
busy preparing caused much uneasiness in Paris and
the absurdest reports although he explained 70 NJ
de Lamatine that 1t owing solely to private bust
ness
The Central Electoral Committee has published the
following official communications The Central Com
mtee for the general elections of members of the Ma
tiona Assembly proc.eded yesterday (the sOh uit to
list To he
proposed to the citizens of the department Of the Seine
for nations. REPRESENTATIVES, The ballot produced tbs
Arago; Marie; Armand Marrast; GARNER Pages; Al
bert; Ledru Rolln; Ferdinand Flocop; Louis Blanc;
Cremieux-(tbess eleven the members of the Pro-
visional govsrnment) Recurt deputy of Paris;
A. GORDON. working sculptor, editor of the .ateIier
postor and editor of the .aielier; Beranger; Car
not Minister OF ubc instruction.; Bethmont Minister
Commerce and Agriculture; Lamennais; Leroy, work
ing j.weller, founder Of an association Of workmen
Buzz Deputy Mayor Of Paris; Cavaignac, Minister
fairs David dangers statusry; savary working shos.
maker editor of the Faternitt; Courtas Commander
mas Director of the NationoI Pagnerrs Secretary e
neral to the Provisional government; Degoussee civil
engineers Trela physciani Lsunate, working cabinet
Institute; D. Alton shse
The following proclamation on the subject of the pro-
cessons has b:en published by the provisional govern
" CitiEsns:-we have accomplished the greatest and
purot OF revolutions. We have established the priB-
cpie Of the sovereignty of ths people for pact
month have given to the world a striking example of
its application For the last month France has govern
ed itself without the employment OF any military force
and BY the sole moral au thority Of the people
Paris with her million OF inhabitants, has never
offered more personal eecurty.
In a few days the provisional government sprung
from the acclamatons Of the people, will restore TO
hands OF tbs peoples representatives The unalloyei trust
ofthe sovereignty Of the people.
Citscns-These later days must be like the first and
the provisional governments authorised to say so wills
il. The national mby find the republic az free
from s appearances Of disorder ite cradle
on the immortal day which it had birth the barr-
csdes
Beware, citizens that too enthusiastic show Of pa
triotism docs become cause of alarm end trouble
10 this city the seat Of tho republic. In city remark
able for the calm and dignity Of its peopehe dstur
Dances In the streets which put stop busness-th
nfng OF mushety which alarms the pescesbls caunot