Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-07
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tanned OF the regular troops remaining frm.-
1t is, indeed, a critical moment for the Repub.
lie. Lamartine is man of peace, wholly IN.
equal to cope with an emergency like this
We look 10 Cara gnac. as almost the only
man who can save France from anarchy
The Excitement Increasing.-The excite.
ment of the people in favor of Louis Napoe.
on was Increasing hourly. Barricades were
even attempted, and it was only by the over.
whelming force of the military in every part
of the city that general conflict was averted.
Our readers will scarcely be prepared, after
all this, TO hear that on the evening of Tues.
day, the National Assembly, by large majo-
rty, stultified their vote of the previous day,
when they confirmed the exile OF Louis Napo-
leon, and now revoked it, and declared that he
should be admitted as Il member of the Ma.
tional Assembly. Ledru Rollin opposed this
proceeding, but the majority prevailed, and
thus the door Is opened for civil war.
1t is siad that Ledru Rollin Immediately re-
signed, and that Lamartine would follow his
example.
Proclamation in favor of Louis NapoleOn.-
At Arrennes proclamation has been issued
calling upon the people TO rush 10 AIMS, and
to place Louis Napoleon upon the throne
However, before it comes to that, there will
be struggle for supremacy between the leglt
imists and the Bonapartists.
Theirs, Odillion Barrett, and Duverger de
Harraune voted in favor of Louis Napoleon
On Wednesday. Paris was quiet. The
people had triumphed. Louis Napoleon was
hourly expected in Paris to take his seat
Al the last accounts from Paris the Bona
partist excitement continued, and measures
had been taken to keep it vigorous. The
public tranquility had not, however, been
again disturbed.
M. de Persigny, who has made himself re-
markable for his attempt in favor OF Prince
Louis Napoleon, was arrested on the IGN
ult., at his residence.
The number of commercial house in Pans
which suspended payment al the end OF the
month OF April, amounted to fifteen hundTeo'
but at present they amount TO nearly 6OO,OVu
Mr.. VIM. Tell Poussin is appointed envoy
extraordinary and minister pleniPoteniIary OIL
the Republic of the United States of Amenca
The Latest Intelligence-By our latest ad
vices we learn that the Bonapartist excitement
continues, and means are taken 10 keephVlg
orous Pamphlets in praise OF Prince LOUIS
Napoleon are strewed about the crowded as
sembIies, and newspapers in his interest arc
distributed gratis. -,
Ireland-Afars more tranquil-lreIanaa
was more tranquil. The general tone anO"s
al classes of Repealers has been less Viosn'
since the conviction of Mitchell Inc Ha'e.
nization Of the Old and Young IreiandefS we
not completed The consummatlon OF an
vent so much desired by IrIshmen, was Po't
poned for fortnight by the leaders at Gomez
( tn ho
opportunity ofexpressing an opinion theTeupl
on. 1t was very difficult TO reconcile the con-
f1ieting views of the physical and the mora
force repealers. John OConneIl had protess'1
ed against the abandonment of the prlncPs'
OF his father, though his opinions were not X. r.
celved with much favor The platform Oh -
New Irish League was, however, broad enOux
10 include all the main objects Of the Le1sS
which may be obtained in any way 'ne N''"
bers see fit.
Smith OBrien is still laborng under inc G.
feet of the melee which he encountered a. ~:
erick, and reports affirm that his PhJ o,U'; n
considers he is suffering from an aOs''''
the kidneys. ,,-a.1
One successor to John Mitcbel's "Un'su
Irishman" has already appeared, under n tog
tie of the I" Irish Tribune" 1t is emoe iNH.r.
with tolerably faithful likeness OF the oT 1p.
ted convict. The first number OF the " n IL.
Felon." would appear on the oath. Inc Hi sS
tors announced are John Martin, DeVan h'''
and James F. Lalor. .s,.
England another failure Of the CSarIts
The threatened demonstration OF liam r'n
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much more signal failure than the anan o~
Kensinpton Common. A body of military o.
the police very efectually overawed inc me- ." Of1
fists, who dispersed without even ha'"0
ganizcd the meeting.