The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-15

| To LONDON TIMES
Sr-We have just the enclosed note to the Jour-
mails of France and not knowing whether thoughts
can be published in our country from the brutal
and shameful suspension of the greater number tho
journals hitherto accustomed to receive communi-
cations request Of you the hospitality of your
columns
Please receive Sir the assurance OF our homage
In the Of the association of the Prescribed Demo-
Gratis OF France. LOUIS BLANC.
While Paris is in a state OF siege, and when most Of
the journals which represent opinions by vio-
lence condemned to silence believe it to be duty
owing to our party to convey 60 It, If possible the pub
/ lie expression of our sentiments,
1t is with profound astonshment that the
of the counter revolution triumph tho events
| OF the 18th of June.
| Where there has been contest how can there have
| What Is then proved by tho 18th of June
That under the of 100 900 soldiers Paris is
not free in her movements We have known this
more than enough
That the people at this day sufficiently of
the future and sufficiently master Of themselves to
calculate their sctons-to &C onomise human life aad
to deliver themselves In full confidence to tha power of
truth. which battles in their This alone should
confound-shoud strike with stupor the enemio, OF
progress.
sacrifice for the sake Of that which they believe to be
the Of right their positions their fortunes thor
liberties, their lives! But in this there IL uothag IL
seems to which should give to esotist the right Of
rbe 18th OF June changes nothing absolutely moth
ing with regard the questions which the day before
hal submitted 10 the public conscience.
Is IL true-yes or no-that the fifth artiel' Of the
lie respects foreign uationaties understands how
to make lis respected it undertakes With
views of ard never employs forces against
| the liberties of any people
The 18th of June does prevent the existencs of
this article in the Constitution,
Is il true or that thS article has been vio-
lated in sending army into Italy aud in attacking
! the Roman Republic without pretext! The l3tA on
June does alter the fact that there ssin this both
fragrant violation OF the constitution aud a savage
outrage ayainst the rights of nations
Is II true-yes or no-that the power OF majorites
cannot proceed far to change the conditions OF
evidence The 13tn of June does not prove that there
10 l..a faf.a In .xt.t thaf harai In vnfna
Now, 1t has always been. the question Is IL by
crowding Paris with soldiers aud with caunon-by
sitting With violent hands the bs:ty of the prsssby
suppressing individual freedom invading private
domicilesby substituting the reign of terror for thit
Of reason-by increasingly repressins furious de-
spar-thst which there is wanting capacity TO pre-
vent, the end viii be attained of reaai mating conf
denoe. re-estabishing credit of diminishing taxes,
OF correcting the Wees OF the ADMINISTRATION, OF
chasing away the spectre Of the deficit of developing
industry Of cutting short the disasters attendant
unlimited competition OF snppressing those revolts
which have their in the deep Of human
hearts The state Of siege Of 1878 has eugendered
that of 1919 The question Is II the amtabe perpec
months will restore to rs elastic movements,
to the industrious their markets. aud to the middle
classes their repose.
For in presence Of these insane commissions OF
power preyed upon by the delirum of it's own impo-
tence believe more intensely than over In tho sove
reign efficacy of doctrines aud Of their approach
ing fulflmeDt.
That should have fallen for having fought
without being assured OF lilo worsthat is undoubted-
ly. great misfortune; but # the sadness with which 1t
penetrates us were discouraSement we should be lit
tie worthy be the Of truth Never has tho
destiny of noble been dependent upon the fate
Of one or other OF its defenders 10 those who are
just idea the hour Of which is arrived for its
triumph the men Of whom 1t has need.
The excuses committed after the month Of June,
IsIs produced the socialist elections OF lsl9 This 10
the fact to which recall the attention Of our friends,
well Of our enemies.
Serenity sustained moderation, unainchiug armuoss
these all that is necessary for and with these
We have only 70 march straight ior~ari, modifying
n eel pf "a AR
day than we were yesterday.
C,zAvtNr, Secretary.
| cAu SSlDlERE,
MlaataD, Ad.ry, Members
R P9Tsf MEN ARD, COMMITTEES.
DUPONT
COURrAtr,
London, June IS.
The Proceedings of the British ParIianl emit
(From the European Times June 80
The House Of Lords has taken very decisive
sures upon two very important bids since our last
The Affirmation bill which provided for the legal re-
cepiiou OF armations In lieu of oshs where
the parties giving evidence had scrupulous objections
to swearing at all, has been thrown out by ma
joriy of "a TO TO- in spite Of the earnest support Of
Lords Denman aud Campbell To the bill
on Tuesday, the Parliamentary Oath, bill which
bad for ita object the entire removal Of lavish dsa
bties, and to enable the jews To cit In Parliament
was submitted to the House; when the long expected
decon took place Earl Carlisle better known Ia the
United States by his junior title Of Lord siorpeth,
moved the second reading of the bin in Of his best
who has changed his mind upon the ssbject, ~ he
Usually does upon all questions supported the bill,
which found al-- another stoguent champion In it's
favor in the Archbishop Of Dubin aud the
trio Lord Croughsm again to b. found the side
OF religious liberty But the Archbishop OF Csnter.
bury opposed the measure more earnestly than ever
and was supported by the Bishop Of Exeter Lord Eg
lington Lord winchlses, aud the Bishop Of oxford
Upon division, the bill thro~n out By majority
Of against TO- ministers not venturng TO call for the
proxies
The rr-r.su Of this bill which was universally an-
cipated leads to immediate election for the city
Of London and Baron Hothsch ild has already accsp-
ted the Chitern Hundreds and made an appeal to the
electors.
In reply to the interpretations Of Lord Aberdeen upon
our relations With Spain the Marquis q LansdoSnc,
IN very manly speech said that the Enzlish govern
rnent we're ready aud anxious friendly rel,-
tons with the court Of span bat she honor Of
yernment should admit that they had bsen rnsei sat
misinformcd to free the character Of Sir Henry
from all bsme More than that we did not require.
Surely, after such declaration the Spanish govern.
ment viii promptly communicate with the king Of the
Begians our mediator. and do thai which justice aud
their real honor demand
The House Of & ommons has been occupied With irish
measures to which have referred In separate arti-
Gle. aud the motion Of Sir WIN MolssWorth Tor the sp-
pointment OF a commission 10 inquire into the
administration OF our colonial possessions has been
The honorable bsronet went over much tbs same ar
guments a. MIR Koebuck aud MIR. Scott have alresdy
urged In the present session. without starting any
great novelty MIR Uawes cut the ground fro unicr
him at once, by asking whether the cro~u commission
TO deal With the question u slavery anl the
trade and that Of free trade which coulI be
MED had materially affected the prosperity OF Of
our colonies. II at felt that Para nsnt
would not surrender the right TO deal with thee que
lions, and not waive ts powers to crosa commission
The course suggested seemed i'm csble account
OF yastness aud the 9Th u time that st eapse
before report could be agreed to Nc Gladstone
family pported Sir WIN Molesworth bat the m ,ti On
rejected by majority Of 1913 to So Fresh obsc-
lions started against Mr. Mofatt's Bankrupt aud
Insovent Members BILL and u IL nov thought that hi,
object BE- obtained by resolution, an1 not by bill
IL Il not likely that the measure pass any rate
during this season.
Naples and sicSty-Thc Faith or the II ,ur-
bOus.
The conduct Of the Nespolitan government since
they have obtained possession Of Sicily IL such all
those who knew the peculiar nature OF BourbJ faith
predicted wsuld be-such as TO fully justify those
members OF the late scilisn government who refused
to treat In any manner with Bombs his yrmi1
Every condition Of the csptuaoo of Pser has been