The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-02


sgentieman who says that he stood by and larg
number shot but he estimated the number so high tina
IL simest leads me to doubt whether the whole no
an exaggtrat0n He declares that there have not
lees than three or four thousand shot, while severa
other National Guards have told mo of the number
shot in other places; one said Ave. and the ether IF
besides several other squads; and yet 1t is nov
said that all this is fotion-others say So My dc
ducton from all this is, that several bodies ofmen
nave been shot, but that the number has been great
~ exaggerated; and am induced to think that tho
number ct killed and wounded may have been
estimated though tho world will be informcd
we might about Ms well estimate the leaves
during fire In the forest, the injured in this
contest. Both sides conceal all that is possible only
those are public who carried into the HOSPITALS
, should there be another instruction in France,
unk ~ VIII snow itself In the interior at tho same
.ne that 1t does in Paris. 1t is not probable that
There will be another grave, but there are vet
spirits not satisfied; and that there will be more at
tbufp ts have little doubt Yet is to be presumed
TO resist them, and to punish their authors
OBSERVER
PARIS, July IL, 1915
Choicre iM Rpssia-Armamcnt of Russia-- Eurorc
alarmed a6o't her Pwposc-!s,pprcssior, of the
Rg~mc-Ihe necessity for such measures.
The cholera has broken out with a good deal of
violence at st. Petersburg, and in the country, and
1t appears to be rapidly increasing, and creating
great deal of alarm. There had been more than
1000 deaths out Of 800 cases, and the patients
generally died in two to four hours after an attack
We have information from Bucharest, that there is
panic there that the public tribunals have been
closed that the Prince and Princess have fed,
and all the people who were able to do so. The
latest dates June 2Sth. Earlier dates announce
that universal military preparations were in
that all the munitions ana that had been acou
muiaiDg for twenty five had been forwarded to
Danebourg, Viowne, and Riga, where there were also
depots Of arms. Russia has festy im
enterprise in contemplation; whether it is to crush
Turkey, and possess herself of her Provinces to
enter Germany and make upon the Confedera n
or TO put down the German people, and restore the
diectatioD Of Austria and Prussia whether it is to
place herself in position to stir up the Scave
try divide the Austrian Empire, Ind create Empire
Scnve, under the protection OF Russia; or whether
she intends to enter Poland and make her bou
to the Rhine or enter Austria, and from thence go
INTO Italy, to restore Austrian ascendancy and put
down French inhuence-these all to be matters
OF uncertantyall probabilities of them strong
probabilities Certain it is that liberal Europe is dis
queted in seeing the immense military preparations
of Russia.
Yesterday the Government of France suppressed
the Re}o'me. The Refovme copied the article for
which the Represenfant du Peuple, had been sup
pressed Fourteen presses have been slen ced
since the commencement OF the instruction, and
during the state OF siege which still exists and this
would seem to be atrocious act and it is undoubt
eddy of great power but the existence of society
itself depended upon it, The best papers suppressed
advocated the seizure and confscaton of one third
OF any mans income, and division of it among tue
masses. rms doctrine was pressed to such
extent upon the public mind, through the press aad
the clubs asserting for basis that all property was
robbery marriage monopoly, and family house of
stutlon, that the ideas of the more degraded por-
tons OF the community had become so Wild ss to
place such press daily into their possession, like
putting firearms loaded into tina hands OF maniacs
and setting them loose upon society. Proudhon, who
wrote the article is Rsprese NATIVE elected to fill
one OF the vacancies IT has been said that the Gov
had determined to apply for authority to the
Assembly to arrest him but it has n OF been dome
4 therefore, ant.
Que must consider how much blood has just flowed in
Paris that the avowed object Of the insurgents, dis
played uron their Tags was pillage aud rape and the
erthrow of so ciety that through the influence of
foreign gold and this class of the press the convcts
and public women placed in the front rank and
that every political consideration OF temporary
character, at least must yield before such promise
as these circumstances produce My letters show that
am no monarchist think-no frie nd to usurpation
of unnecessary po' ers but feel that there is
necessity in the that the is adopt
ing and that there is no choice left to them.
Shall ali private property be destroyed and divided
and women Of virtue Piled under the feet of con
victs and degraded by them or shall the
suppress the presses that advocate this doctrine
need be mprison the authors? These the alter
natives go for strong hand, to the extent Of the
necessity and the Government does not appear to
o go further. The examining committee has not yet
,loted its labors arrests daily made in large
'ers, and many Of them in high places
OBSERVER.
PARIS, July IL, 1913.
The Latest Ne,cs.
The English commander despatched three ships
If the line from the Levant to the Black Sea,
pon hearing that Russia had sent her troops into
Noldavia. Whether this Is for the purpose of
the Turks, or for being in a condition
o divide the spoils, remains to be developed.
The liberal press IN Europe has become very Sc
ere upon Charles Albert, for his recent conduct.
lie has lost the confidence of liberal Europe and if
10 now wins, it will only be regarded the battle of
be Italian people against tyrants, bat that the man
It their head is nearly selfish the to whom
hey were opposed He has coolly stood by and allowed
i've important cities and forts to fall into the hands
# the Austrans for the purpose of driving the Vcne-
ians into his Kingdom when he had under his CON-
nsnd the Italian forces from all the Italian States
Ind was AZ much bound to provide for the security of
cited his hsnor; but circumstances hereafter to DO
developed, may relieve him from his present position
'e1ore the world For man who began SO Well 1T is
amentable that he should have done anything to |
Justify the censure heaped upon his head, and to
III appearances very justly.
General CangaInier has reprimsnded bat
alton of infantry and broke colonel and i've
captains, and dissolved their companies, for surren-
ierng to tho insurgents He told them, that French
folders should know how to die for their country but
net to surrender under such circumstances. Tho |
roops of the line. Guard Mobile &c dut y, and to
instantly employed amount to about 80 900 in Paris
and think they are needed. Evidently, there is .
macs yet Of combustble material, that needs to be
hatched and that there will be every species Of at
tempt to destroy the principal members of the gov
eminent the members of the Assembly, Sc there is
no doubt. Even night before last, General CavagnSc
had notice OF an intended rising and preparing to
defend himself and to attack the enemy, his forces
came upon the insurgents at about one O'Clock at
night, and arrested them and their preparations
But in several places are found thrown among the !
workmen-50 francs for the head Of Guard Mobile, 40
for soldiers of the line, 80 for National Guard, and
20 for Guardian de Paris. Who pays these fundsi
nder such circumstances, shall have to be under
severe regime for months to come and take not
TO be out much in the evenings. These nightly sssss
sinaons are the most horrible, though not very fire.
luent but they endanger every PERSONS life or
less IA they expose him to be mistaken and to acct
dent. Guards must defend themselves and only .
few evenings since Of the late Secretaries Of tho
Chamber was shot very badly, the Place de Is Con-
corde, by guard, through mistake. Let those who
call General Cavaignac Dictator understand the cir
cumstances and the necessities, and no honest man
will apply that language to him He gives every IA
city and grants every liberty that is consistent with
the security Of society from plage and violence But
when overthrown dynsstes, foreign agents, and the
Unaffected at home, monarchsts and anarchists,
are employing assassips, copvicts, and maniacs, to
overthrow society, severity is mercy aud the good
will gladly submit to its rules for the sake Of the
rity 1t affords Under the present government there