The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30

tbs eerttg to AFFORD more to the ocers
in front in case any attack mischief intended.
The Insurgents :ommenced making barbados in the
nsighborhood Of the Halss but put down by the
troops II IL announced that tho artillery Of the Ma
tiopa Guard, which Is known for its adherence to the
principles Of the red republicans sndesvsed to seise
upon the and to hand over to the insurgents
but that General Changarnier, having got notice Of
their Intention seised upon the cannon An order had
s.;a 10 have 0ivsn the ordsr. Sor ~. Ss~.r ~ th
Orders given the night previous for the National
Guard turn out at eleven O'Clock the morning Of
the 18th In Of need and It intimaed that the
rappel should not b. beaten. Comparatively very few
obey ed the order In the 10th legion Of battalion
consisting of 5000 men, only IS appeared at the place Of
rendezvous and in the 7th legion the attendance
coIdness Of the National Guard was remarked as bad
indication OF the state OF public opinion the Of
the public as respects the government policy
The Monteur publishes decree Of the Legislative
Assembly declaring Paris and the first military divi-
sion in state Of siege It publishes decree Of the
of the National Guard of Paris 1t also publishes
proclamation from the Legislative Assembly to the
French people, and an address from the President Of
the republic to the nation. The decree Of the perms
OF the Legislative Assembly posted up in the
streets on Wednesday evening.
Paris continued perfectly tranquil during the night
OF Wednesday The troops round the Chamber had
been all ordered to their quarters At nightfal and
traquilty prevailed in the neighborhood when the As
senbly adjourned But the troops and National Guards
occupied the boulevards till half past eleven
o'clock The traffic VAS not impedsd the cafes,
taurants, and several shops opened and peop
were walking about ss usual in several parts Of the
boulevards.
The most distinguished persons, military and civil
sns visited the President Of the republic and the Mi
nisters
The shops were all reopened on Thursday morning
and all was perfectly tranquil again.
Adyices from Paris of the l4th inst state that Ledru
kouin had fled He had been prudent up to the last
moment but some OF the delegates of the clubs threat
ened his lite II he did not commit himself with them
aud in his terror he He is said have
bis escape in disguise, and to have been traced
Marseiliess To-day, the Procureur the republic
has obtained from the Assembly authority to
hm Boche Rather and several other deputies of the
Mountain In all there about 40 criminal ed Etienne
Arsgo is said to have broken his lons his thigh in
Ia when heading the procession, Yesterday for the in
vasion Of the Assembly.
The government in possession Of several DEGREES
for convention and other fine acts Of the old revou
TIL Drawn up by Ledru Ron and his friends at the
Conservative des Arts ct Meters which placed
their disposal by Col Forester Of the 9th legion of Ma
tional Guards, and guarded by arterymen the Ma
tional Guard sent by their colonel iIiuinard) The
conservatory was barrcaded but nothing could
the ardor Of the troops Of the barrcades in the
anboug saint Martin carried by the I'd legion of
National Guards. At one Of them the eme utiers had
overturned hesrse with three collins containing dead
bodies.
Numerous arrests have been made to-day Of dele
gates and chiefs OF clubs and members Of Polish Ger
man, and Italian committees.
General Cavaignac is in high favor in consequence Of
bis noble language in the Chamber, aud his having
placed his sword nc the service Of the government.
All the Red journals with the exception of the Ma
tiona have either been suspended coerced of their
Even de Grardn, who for ten days has been exciting
the people to insurrecon has the courage to-day
TO say word The Red Republic is fallen into con-
tempt by the folly and cowardics Of its leaders
The artillery Of the National Guard has been dis
solved. This was q most turbulent force-it al
ways the side Of anarchy The colonel Is said to be
under arrest The lieut.. colonel of the 18th legion,
printer Of notorious principles had his sword taken
from him by Gen. Sautbout on the Place du Pantheon,
FOR refusing to clear away the people.
If Changarnier had been less vgilsnt yesterday,
the troops Of the line less true to-day should have
had the convention and all the horrors of 1888 ap
pears il frovdeA ce whilst affecting us with one
scourge-the cholea has been successful in spsrng
from that OF the Red Republic
1t is probable that the Of siege will last some
time to facilitate arrests and enable government
to set salutsry Lesson but it is state Of siege which
We understand that all the foreign committees sit
ting in Paris are to be dissolved aud the anarchists
who compose them sent away. There will, also, be
complete sweep OF tho workmen from the country living
on aims, and always ready to join emeutes. They will
be cent to the country work for their bread or
of refusal will be arrested and imprisoned vags-
bonds.
II Is stated to-day that Madame Catalin has died OF
cholera after illness Of twenty hours She will
be deeply regretted, for her character amabe in
the highest degree.
The Bourse has been greatly animated The Five
per Cents have risen to fa3 o. Such 10 the effect
state Of siege the result of admirable combination
against the Red Republic and almost without efusion
OF blood.
The following proclamation has been issued by the
President OF the French Republic
THE PRESIDENT OF THE RtPUBLIc FRENCH PEOPLE.
Some factious men have again dared to raise the
standard Of revolt against Innate
since 1t il the of universal
They accuse Of having violated the constitution
me, who for ak months have supported without being
moved their abuse, their cslumnss and their provo
cations.
The majority Of the Assembly itself is the object Of
this outrage.
text and the proof OF is that they, who
the hatred and Injustice when the
people Of Paris nominated representative and the
people Of France President OF the Republic.
This ~ stem OF agitation keeps up In the country
essness and distrust which engender misery.
All that must 1t is time that the we'll ntsn-
toned be treasured, and that the wicked tremble.
The republic has ne more impacsbls enemies than
those who perpetuate disorder They force us to
change France into camp, our ideas Of smsora-
on aud progress into preparations for combat and de-
defend is yours it is that Of all civilization and
will not recoil before any to insure its r
umph LOUIS NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE.
PARIS, June 13, 1S4o.
Important from Italy - Attack on Rome,
&c. &c.
Hostties have at length been renewed between the
French and Romans, and their final result is still
KNOWN though the first attacks of the French have
proved successful IL appears that NJ. Lesseps had
concluded the following treaty with the Roman autho-
ritiet:-
Art. /. The support of France IL insured to the
population OF the Roman States; they consider the
French army o friendly army which comes TO ass.t
In the defence Of their territory
y In accordance with the Roman government and
without mixing In the administration Of the country
the French army will take its extersr canton snts
which are convenient at the time, for the de-
fence Of the country, and fer the saubrty Of the
troops.
%. The French Republic guarantees arainst all
foreign invasion the territory occupied by the troops
~. II Is understood that the present arrangement
must be submitted to the ratification of the French
Republic.
ID. In any case, the effects Of this treaty cannot
cease TIL hfteen days after the official
OF the nor. ratification
General Oudinot Immediately refused to recognise
this treaty, and after violent dispute, N. Lesseps
left for France, and General Oudinot proceeded to
resume active operations against Rome. The follow.
ing despatch from General Oudinot to the French
government details what passed up to the morning Of
the 4th inst
HEAD QuARTERs, Villa Pandli, June l-5A NJ
Monsieur lie Ninstre,-The diplomatic negotiations
commenced by M. Lesseps have, as you know, some
what stopped the active progress Of the expedtonary
corps since the 18th Of May However the works have
never been completely interrupted. The engineers
and artillery assisted by workmen from the Infantry
have been employed in making gabions and fascines
bridge thrown over opposite the anchorage of San
Psolo has enabled to take up position in the basil
lea Of that name which, whilst IL enables us to COM
muncats with the Albano road allows US to forestal
there Il much the sfronaer. ~ haxs