The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-08

Give only security liberty, and respect fer all insure
to others the Independence Of suRrsges which you
wish for yourselves Do not notice what these
bulletins, and be sure beforehand that they win write
the only name that them that Is to say that
respect for the conscsncss Of Ill citizens Who are cleo
tors that is the intention Of Republican Government
that - is duty that yours: That the safety OF the
country II win have condolences IN you Give II IL
berty. and IL viii give you back the Republic.
the midst Of financial difculties b.qusathed to
her BY roy but unper provdential auspices, the
greatest work Of modern times the foundation Of the
the dsmocrscy-the Republic Of all rights Of al
interests, Of ell the intelligence. and Of all
possible The idea may be able to take its place In
without perturbation but that of the preu
in the minds Of tho people, the sy. no 1oy.g
has not carried away with it oil the enemies Of the Re-
public, has left them poweress and although they
toes to minortes their interest and their prudence
inaure to that they will themselves trouble the
In three days that work which 1t was thought was
postponed to distant times, had been accomplished
without drop Of blood being sI in France. sthout
departments or on our frontiers Let not lose this
unique occasion in history Let Us not abdicate the
INSPIRES In citizens the astonishment which 1t inspires
In tho world.
moRnonlmvY 0ovOtlOu,
tieuce and the National Assembly will receive from
hands tho nav born republic. From that day all will
be saved When the nation By the hands Of its repre-
will be strong and great, like tho nation holy like tn,
idea Of the people imperishsbe, like the country, (pG
Tho Members Of the Provisional Government - u-
roNr lde PEure2 LAMARriSE, MARRAsr, GARsIr. Pa
GEs ALBkRr, MARIE. LEpRU RoLLrr, FLocoNi Car
MIEux, LOUIS BLANC, ARAoo.
"The Secretary General-PAorERRE.n
THE SUSPENSION SPECIE PAYMENTS BY THE
BANK FRANCE
From the London Times, March 10
The suspension OF cash pay ments by the Bank Of
France in of the decree Of the provisional GO
vernment Of the 18th inst Is tho most decisive event Of
the tremendous commercial crisis which OF this tme
companies and aggrsvates the political embarrassments
OF Trance We have forescen from the
credit would Be Of the most formidable kind although
We have RETAINED from giving uttersnce to the full
tent ofthe approximations We entertained But so vast
and various tho phenomena which must attend such
convulson that II is Impossible to assign any limits
them Tho Bank Of France is an Institution
Quoted with the greatest ability and prudence Joined
to q patriotic desire to make every imaginable eIer
ton for the relief Of trade and of the commercial public
Its advances have been enormous We ind in the state
ment Of Its assets amount Of than ten millions
sterling Of commercial bills discounted Of which It may
be fssred that large proportion to the least
OF doubtful value The amount Of cash in coin and
ingots has been reduced to SO millions and half Of
frsncs in Paris and "a 800 900 in the branch banksf
discontinue The issue Of bank notes TO- for the bank of
France, large one; 1t exceeds ten millions sterling.
To any one who is at ell familiar with the commercial
habits Of the French people and the ordinary
of the Bank Of France this statement of its present
condition Is OF the most distressing kind and the aotus
supeusion OF cash Paymontsist such time and among
such people will produce the worst effects The
doubtless inevitable, but 1t ia hardly to be
distinguished under tho circumstances from Q general
OF bankruptcy 1t Is clear that the available assets
in the bank not much than sufficient to meet
the ourrent account Of the treasury amounting ito ~
millions and that large proportion Of the paper cir
culatsn the sundry accounts current capital 60 are
altogether uncovered.
THE LATEST DESPATCH FROM PARIS.
PARIS Sunday Night March l9.
"The city is tranquil There has been ne renewal
Of tho demonstrations. The provisional government
has postponed the election Of officers of the National
Guard till the 6h of April IL decided that the cleo
tions for tho National Assembly shall not be adjourned
The new ave pieces Of the Regablio we're put
for its notes to those who require silver to pay their
shall Nsy on the place vhers he was shot
&c despatch from Berlin announces that the Emperor
Of kuse scespts the po!ey Of non Intervention IN the
sressions Lamartine has satisfactorily explained TO
Lord Normandy some expressions respecting the lrsh
General Cavagnso hss assumed the government OF
Algiers, and proclaimed the republic"
of tho G.rmanic Confederation, cannot but embolden
the revolutionary party in France But ss every hour
brings intelligence Of some new adhesion some ADJ,
great debdee Of principles and policies that hiss swept
down empires in its food, it renders inexplicabs
and less jusiasbls the ell but universal arming Of
the people here The military force Of France is inoress
ing day the regular army has not been
the national guard In and around Paris numbers
men, the garde mobile, with the enroments made
the revolution, cannot amount to less than 40 900
The last are being armed and equipped with all possible
rspidy in the face of extraordinary financial diff
foulties that ought to induce the most rigid economy
In this general disposition, or rather instinct OF the
French people toby lies the element OF danger t.
tho peace of the world For against whoms this
force to be employed The republic has
mics on s frontier now as In ga ana 7ss the revoiu
by any coalition OF sovereigns Brunswick proolsms-
lions But the traditions Of the old republic still living
and active and operating vitality st tho present hour
The tuperstions of democracy may be miscbievons
as the dogmas OF royalty, when both are unsuted to
the the age Many tho nrst DEGREES
Of the present but rspettops OF those
Of the convention though half century Of change has
rendered them tho things had ceased to
exist In the same manner the people revert to that pc
Rod with unmistakeable desire to reproduce IL the
popular aspirations all vsrke The increase OF the
sovsrnm.nt is carried away words and phrases are OF
peace acts all point to though no power dreams
Of attack"
Important Events In Austria.
Our advices from Vienna are to the evening of tho
18th ut.
The Emperor of Austria has consented to the liberia
ton of the press, and the establishment of National
Guard The minister in place Of Metternioh will
be Count Kolowrsth
Tho intelligence received this morning, from vsn-
ma, Is Of the most serious nature The accounts
are but meagro as to dstsis but the result proves
that complete revolution has been effected in the
Austrian capital A conflict on the 18th between
the psopls, led by the students and citizsns, and
the military has compelled Prince Metternich to fly
There has been boodshsd both sides but the number
Of killed and wounded Is not stated The Director OF
Police, M. SeldniEky, has been expelled. The house OF
Prince Meternch sacked by the mob and the Grand
Dukes have withdrawn into private life The mill
tsry have left the city, which II under the protection
Of tho Civic Guard and the students The onicisl
Gazette Of the l4h contains notlhcstion Of the con
cessons tbs emperor 10 compelled to make to the
stiles of the hour His majesty consents to arm tho
Students and expresses hope that the citizens will
cooperate with them in maintaining public order he
trusts that fresh proof Of his Iaternal socitude viii
be recognized in this measure and thst tranquility
win bs rees,ablished by it II II Is not, he will though
with regret be obliged to suthorise the troops to
their arms There u discrepancy between the Official
account and the intelligence Of the Zsifungs II
the CITY Ia already In possession Of this citizens, the
ders to the mitsry come too late
Private letters Ia London from Vienna dated
the evening Of the l4h, leave doubt of the truth