The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-03

sidered nominee Of NJ. Ledru Rollin. Much atten-
ton has been drawn to the appointment of NJ. Jules
Favre rs under Secretary of State for the Foreign
Department. NJ Bastde the minister, Is understood
to have the full confidence of NJ. de Lamartine who
though he to be at the head of that apartment
will probably continue to overlook the business of it
but NJ. Jules Favre is the nominee of Ledru Rollip
and 1t is insDuated that he is placed check the
too pacific NJ Bastde M. Favre the under secrc-
ary in the department of the interior under Ledru
Roin, and the prime pal instrument in all the acts of
violence which emanated from that Office and which
have done so much damage to the Republic. in the
eyes not only of Frenchmen but Of all Europe
Colonel Clement Thomas, OF the I'd Legion Formerly
editor OF the NahonaD is named general-in- chief Of
the Paris National Guard, in the room of that weak
old man. General Courtais.
The Executive gaver nment has just issued decree
for retaining the national guards under until all
the guilty in the late attempt shall be In the hands Of
justice.
NJ. Bethmont has resigned the Ministry Of Public
Worship, which, it is said, will be united with that Of
Public instruction
NJ Pagnerre had been appointed secretary of the
Executive Commission with celebrating vote In tho
The composition of the Chamber is as follows Ex
deputies 1926 magistrates Ill; ecclesastcs II; doc
tors y; workmen 81 manufacturers, 49, soldiers, $751;
municipal magistrates &c. commissaries Of the govern
ment 90; authors and journalists, 81 agrculturists
81; engi neers, 8; landed propristors, SO; unknown
245 in all $780, which with the colonies the double
elections, make 900.
The National Assembly contains IT surgeons. The
late Chamber contained but one Under Louis Phi
lippe but surgeon created peer. Another,
NJ Double, did not receive this honor he refused to
the exercise of his profession The President
Buchez and the Vice President Recurt) of the pre-
sent Assembly, surgeons. The principal competitor
with NJ Buohez for the presidency, NJ Treat is also
The new Minister of Foreign Affairs has appointed
M. Emanuel Arago Minister Extraordinary at Ber-
I'm VIII DC recoilected that TINS Is the commissioner
whose extraordinary conduct at Lyons nearly created
a rebellion in that city.
The National announces that the army of the Alps,
which already consists Of three divisions IL to be aug
mented by fourth division formed Of three brgades of
seasoned troops which already under orders from
Algeria and which are considered the best in that
colony The command of the division il given to
General LORE de Arbouvlle whose head quarters
to be Avignon. The army Of the Alps with this addi
ton, consists of 5000 effective troops.
The army Of the Rhine consists of 1000 mon, of
whom II 600 to be concentrated in Strasbourg and
Its neighborhood; $4,000 in the neghborhood Of Ha-
guenau and the other II 600 ut Comar and the neigh
boring communes.
the armng of the whole of the points Of defence Of
the coast in that reimbursement Orders have also
been given to repair tho fortfcations Of Calais and
Dunkirk.
The National says that a telegraphc despatch re-
oeived at Cherbourg the 18TH ordered the immediate
armng Of four steam fgates which in that harbor
and of which two built for transatlantic steam
packets. The 100 gun ship Henry Nv. has also been
ordered to be launched forthwith.
At Avgnon there have been barricndes and fighting;
Is persons were arrested, and one wounded
decree of the Executive Commission appears in the
of 1000 infantry and 600 cavalry for the special
service of the police of Paris and to be called the Pari
| The following protest, signed by great number of
national guards has been published
re- arc Sn sae Of THE
stances under which IL the Of order and the public safety
has Ii. BY
gave to enter Upon the
Of nS S!s e sd are ss with s as''%
must be rsrudacd by the National Guard BY the National
aud Conrais from the the
rance aaS A' ss @ss1i
The following is the programme of the ministry and
executive government which proposed to be form
cd by the conspirators who violated the Assembly
Executive government Ledru Rollin, Blanqui, and
Barbes. Ministers Caussidiere Interior; Flacon,
Foreign Anairy; Louis Bfauc, Labor; Albert Public
Works v. Schacher Marine; Pierre Leroux Justice
Rubert, Finances and Sobrier, Police
The Paris papers of Thursday, the 18th ult, have
arrived.
The executive government has published a decree,
appointing General Cavagnac, minister Of war 1t is
said that Banqu aud Hubert, who had both been
rested have. in consequence Of mysterious agon
cy, been suffered to escape
Everything tranquil and the whole population
animatc ed with the very best sentiments.
The National Assembly has decreed that all armed
meetings be Forbidden and that whoever shall be found
in meeting bearing ostensibly secretly. shall
be punished with an imprisonment Of three months to
two years.
The late events at Paris have had effect upon
Roueu but all became quiet as 1t was known
that the National Assembly had Prevailed.
The Paris Presse states that an order has been g-
ven the mandatory of Chateerault for 100 900
muskets to be completed quickly possible. 1t
added to this rumor that levy of 200 900 from
creed Thus not single fault of past times of
its crimes, will in all probability be avoided" The
states that orders have been despatched
to the port of Rochefort to prepare gates
one of sixty guns and the other of ffty-two The
same journal also states that the military commits
sion appointed by the French government has
nded that the fortications Of Dunkrk be restored
They rascd in the year 1713 in virtue of the
treaty of Utrecht and the port filed up. The
ton wished to restore those works but time failed it,
and appears that the republic is destined
fulfil the wishes of the firstn The army of the Alps
is it is said about to be reinforced by fourth dvi-
sion composed Of three brgades which had arrived in
complete order from Algeria.
Important from Italy.
The Vienna Gazette gives some further intelligence
from Conegliano, dated the 9th ult. Nugent had
crossed the Pave on the evening Of that day. and
Sunday to force his way to Treviso. On the 5th
troops Of the left wing of the army of Marshal Ra
detsky. commanded by Gen. Rossbach had marched
down from Belluno and consequently the two armies
may be considered as united.
By advices received at Milan learn that battle
had been fought between Austrians nd the Ponti-
hca troops and Italian volunteers between Cornuda
and Molinetto. The Austrians lost four hundred
men killed and five hundred prisoners, and many
wounded The body Of their troops to the number of
5000 surrounded, without having any artil
lery, at Cornuda and Monetto, and are placed be-
tween two fires by Generals Durando and Ferrari.
Another says that the battle lasted hours
and that the Roman troops received check
The minister for foreign affairs of Piedmont an
nounccd to the chamber Of deputies the 18th ult
the accession Of Piacenza 10 the Sandman domnons.
The provisional government Of Milan had ordered the
opening OF registers throughout the country to receive
the potes Of fte population reatire the annexation
Lomba'dy 10 Piedmont This decision was adopted in
consequence of energetic manifestation to that cf
feet, made by the national guard and the people, fol-
lowed by demand in which it stated that the in
trigues of hetternich, Guizot, and Louis Philippe in
London the hostile attitude of Russia the friendly dis
position of Germany the avowed neutrality of Switzer
land, and other Diplomatic complications tending to
cause an apprehension of general conhagration in
Europe render It more to increase the force
of Italy by union. fusion with Piedmont would
render it possible to collect army Of 100000 Italians
The Milan Gazette says the blockade Of Venice Is
an absurdity The merchant ships go in and out az
they please. An Austrian vessel has appeared at
Leghorn The veuetians a. Leghorn boarded her, and
COX two cannons
THE POPE AND HIS SUBJECTS.
From the London Times
The most important occurrence which has lately
taken pl ace with reference to the affairs of Italy and
we must add the circumstance most calculated to
throw discredt the liberal cause, is the insurrec