The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-23

n&nos THAT the oeience mas been most gallant. The
great difculty however now remains for the French
government. Having got into Rome, the question is
what they are to do there General Bedeaa was sent
there, on Saturday special mission bearing fresh
instructioDs and having 1t is understood full powers;
bit what his Instructions are has not transpired
The French government processes itself de,rous to
leave the Romans to act freely In the formation
OF their new government. They maintain that the
party which has held power hitherto In has bs.u
band OF foreign reuegades and cor.doteyI who have
kept the people in terror being sustained by the scun
OF the Roman people. Against this others maintain
that the struggle has really been sustained by at least
the majority u the Roman people. We shall now,
however. know something of the matter AS soon
as General Oudinot has entered Rome, there will be no
further necessity for the leading families Of the Eternal
City to hold back all classes wall be and ought to be
free TO come forward and xvos their sentiments
VIII they recall the pope' and il So under what
ditions? Will they impose his Holiness the
sty OF appointing lay administration VIII his Ho
illness consent to ths at least doubtful that he
will Indeed 1t IL affirmed that Pho ono has conscen
tous scruples on the subject, and that although ne
might be disposed to admit lay certain depart
the State he will Insist on having the chief of
his cabinet eccesastc In short it is the OBJ
Of those who best informed that the iJro Clio is
only now commencing. You may expect from week to
week to receive interesting from this quarter
The party OF the mountain here is almost
50 Of its members, including the most influential,
Sre either in prison or in exile Besides this, the
regulations which being established in the
bly, for maintaining order in the debates. will deprive
the tail II the party Vhioh remains of it's often
we weapons 1t will no longer be allowed to
the time Of the Assembly by calling for division after
DIVISION each occupying from an hour to hour aud
Laif nor can IL with impunity, continue to create
the enermou. uproar by which IL has been hitherto
customed to drown the of opponent speaker,
aud render nugaory the power OF the President The
elements OF the party nov IN direct conflict The
list Of candidates which has
for The coming elections is rePudsed by of it's
leading members. nj froudhon, himself, has sent
out from the CoDciergerie letter stigmstizng in bit
ter terms this list aud its authors and using all the in
fu.p CO be Poss sses TO dansgeit Meanwhile the party
which calls se the party of oider have ted with
complete unity OF system. They have put forth but
enc n-t IN wnieh they agree ana which viii probably
be carried Mt the coming election II So the maj orsy
III the chamber large rs it At present will be- Iendr
ed st more powerful; in short you will plainly
by the Journals the Reaction Is in che ssccudaut
have often told you in my H. tiers during the last
twelve mouths that the party monarchy was Ut at
ali extinguished IN France inow repeat this state
ment.
1t is the party Of mon archy which without avowing
Its real principles constitutes the main fosce OF the
preept majority in the Assem- 1t is true that they
90 not contemplate any imme~ late step towards mo
nsrchical restoration. They ave agreed for the pre-
sent 10 keep that question in abayance and direct
all heir efforts 10 the determination Of the public nut
sane which passes under the OF socialism com
party is If possible, hated cordially by the sucsre
republicans than b. the mona rchists themselves b.
cause The sincere republicans believe To have been
The main cause " their fall from power, aud Of the
chances which will ultimately favor tho monarc hic a,
party. You will judge of this you reflect ON the
position Of the .ad-rs vi the pure republican party
Nj. Armand MarIast. n stsunch aud honest republi-
can L. now occuPyi ing small lodging at Enghje,
Paris wi ere he L. OBJ and indeed almost forgotten
lbs name has appeared ON no lit OF caujdstss either
Tor sris or Tor til, departments. His party have
sunk in despair, and the mousrchs;s. the socialists,
and red repubhcans equally abandon him. GARNER
Pages. also a sincere stauuch republican. and u
OF the most uDque toned proby pat forth the
preliminary li,t OF candidates by the moderate party
md was accented To by the mopsrcst; but when
bis list was subjected to tn. preliminary ballot which
hss just taken place. and in which 10000
delivered the honest r, publican jected, aud men
of monarebical aud quasi mousrchicai opiaous wrrs
sub tituted IN preference de Lanxrtine the glori
IL n hal he mi h,