The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-19
The French Republic.

1t Is ssid that Pasquier Mole and Guizos have Of.
fered their adhesion to Louis Napoleon and hare recon-
they PEI suaded, Wouid be mel by an almost nau
reply IN favor 81 his becoming Emperor the great sua-
ranty o. ord and q prosperity This idea to gain
ground Is the only means OF preventing the
civil war.
The Council of Ministers met on Monday, at the
Palace Of the Elysee to consider whether there
be review of the National Guards on the 10th of De-
cember (he anniversary OF the Presidents election
as we'll as review Of the troops of the line in GARRISON
In Paris The Minister'S 1t is said did not coma to
decision the subject they wished In the frat in.
stance to ascertain the opinion Of Gen Changarnier
The Council had also to take into consideration the
question Of the successors to be appointed at Vienna
and st. Petersburg in place Of Nj. Gustave de Beau.
me mt ard General de Lamoricere IL is believed that
General Random, Who commands the division at Metz
has been appointed to Vienna IL also reported that
the embassy at st Petersburgh has been offered
de Castebajsc, who is at present stationed at Gers
General de Castelbaiso formerly legitimst lint
Lost credit with his party for having become partisan
OF Louis Philippe. II Is supposed it will not be ac
cepted.
In consequence OF the recent dues notice ha, been
given OF two propositions In the Legislative Assembly
the with respect to duels genersly and the other
with respect to the duels OF representatives BY the
first, which has been presented by NM Gavin aud De
Frily persons fighting duels to be punished for
certain periods, varying between and ten years
without prejudice in case of need to the more grave
punishments provided by the law. The other which
has been introduced by NJ de Remily, proposes that
representatives. who shall have challenged another or
who shall have fonghts duel shall besides the penal
ties provided by the common law, be deprived Of their
seats.
The trial oftwenty three Socialists forming the So.
ciety OF the Avengers commenced on Tuesday before
the Paris Court OF Assize The denied all know
ledge Of the society The was
with and the court adjourned
La Presse announces, that the French government
have notified to the British cabinet their not
to continue on the western coast of Africa the twenty
Fix cruisers which they bound themselves to poy 10
the suppression Of the slave trade, by n convention
signed by the Duke de Broge, on the 10Th Nay lSl5
M Franesque Bouvet, a member of the Peace So
clety has given notice that he will move the following
amendment to the bill demanding that 80 600 men OF
the conscription OF 1880 be cal led out =
4" lnasmuch IS the government of the republic A.
sures the Assembly that France is good terms with
the foreign powers and that there for the
government 10 believe that the peace of Europe will be
troubled or the dignity OF France compromised; 2
that the situation Of the public treasury every
possible economy; 8, that tho glory Of republican
governments consists not as under in mi
htsfy deeds but In the pacific Development of the
pubhc wealth and OF the arts OF civilization aud T.
that the mutual symratbies OF nations. and the me-
cessity for the encouragement of trsnsac-
tons De. them ars every day more manifest pro-
nall OF the contingent Of the 700 men demanded by
the government
Some anxiety is beginning TO he felt on the subject
OF the approaching elections 20 m up the vacancies in
the National Assembly which have occurred in con-
sequence OF the condemnation OF many of the re-
presentatves OF the people at Versailles and the
losses that have been sustained by death Ia is in the
DEPARTMENTS where ultra democratic principles exist
that the sufrages to be taken aud 1t to be de-
plored that just the excitement occasionsd BY the
exile OF those whom they had elected had some hat
subsidized, the passions and the feelings OF so many
badly educated persons should he called into action
The principal question Of the week has bssn, how
many more duels In Pierre Bonaparte going to dsht
He does not even now seem satisfied but every one
kinks that each fresh engagement OF the kRd shows
instead OF an additional prosf Of his courage new
Instance Of his total want OF prudence.
We have been thrown into some excitement nv
the announcement of the covery Of plot TO restore
amongst tho inhabitants OF Paris but also depot Of
arms at Versailles The developement OF the couspi
r.cy Is attributed to the chief OF police Cartier Who
with great pronptude exsred himself TO arrest the
parties implicated They found assembled to the
number Of about sixty, in house in the Rumford
In the fashionable quarter Of the Madelane Amongst
them were several officers Of the late body of the
king an eccleastc having parochai duties Of an ex
ten,ive kind In Paris and several known chiefs of
the legitimist party The discovery has thrown con-
eterpation into the roysst camp Is understood that
Laroche Jaquelin win immediately attack thu govern,
mrIt and d, neunce the affair a police stratax.m
The Prefect Of the Police determined to show
his zeal He has undertaken the task Of revising the
TO disfrsnchise persons who having been condemned
by the tribunals, have Lost their privileges as citizens
He has It Is affirmed discovered the residence Of many
repued thieves, and OF criminals who have returned
from transportation, from their having voted on the
last occasion.
The National Assembly has been occupied principally
on the sub Of mbnstiops work people
against the manufactures This matter has been much
argued but the principle Of punishment for any united
resistance seems TO be maintained and legislation to
that effect will be carried out
The sas of the crown jewels is repudistsd by the
commission appointed to inquire into the utility Of
such . proceeding IL grounds its opposition to the
proposal upon the national glory, and will sanction
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