The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-28

rounded ana captured such is the substance Of the
reports which formed the basis Of interpretations .d-
committee was pointed to consult with the govern
ment on the subject, and to report immediately. A
night sitting was held and the committee which had
been appointed presented its report recommending to
the Assembly the adoption Of the following resolution
without - 70
effect that the in Italy be mot turned
This was followed by sharp debate, resulting in a
division in favor Of the resolution and therefore against
the government The debate not concluded until
nearly two O'Clock in the morning.
Notwithstanding the news of the cheek sustained by
the French at Rome known at the Bourse on Mon.
day, its effect on the funds not considerable the
closing prices Of the 1--WE per cents, compared with
lower
Your readers will. doubtless be puzzled to get at
clear knowledge Of the real state Of this Roman ques-
ton amidst the clouds Of from every part
IN which II Is enveloped. The real truth however Is
this 1t Is inevitable that Rome will be occupied The
Austrians have resolved to march upon it. So have
the Neapotans and 1t Is not improbable that before
the departure Of this letter may have intelligence
ofthe advance Of both of those powers Now, II the
French 90 not interfere one Of two things must hap
tf In the penitude OF his former authority temporal
as well spiritual and will utterly crush every liberal
principle In the Roman Institutions France and one
Of the other constitutional powers of Western
Europe will resist such interference and general Eu.
upon Rome has for its object to prevent this bv anti
cpating Austria and by bringing about pacific com.
promise between the Pope and his people in virtue of
authority and such notifications would be made in the
temporal government the spirit ofths times requires
Austria and Naples This is the simple and easily in
teligibe state Of the This however is opposed
by the Mongnards and utras here because these par
ties desire foreign being favorable the
establishment of their principles at home.
In my last letter, mentioned to you that the CEN
trail electoral committee composed of delegates
from the several legions of the National Guards of
Paris and the banlieu, had chosen preliminary list
OF so names as candidates for the Legislative Assembly
tIAan n thA Sni Won uutl lIn,t
that was intended, out of these SO names, by a subse
quent ballot to select the 2S which should be finally
place and you will the list Of rs thus selected
In the journals Upon this list have observations
to make, which will not be without interest
In the first place. you will observe that the candi-
dates OF the party of the red
republicans, the socialists communists &c are utterly
large majority composing it belong the party which
has been understood to be adverse the republic
favorable constitutional monarchy but which, never
theles has accepted the republic least for the pre-
sent or the present ministry there but three
members upon the list: NJ NJ. Odillon Barrot Presi-
dent of the Council; Leon Faucher, Minister Of the
Interior; and De Falloux, Minister of Public In
struction Now, the last two are precisely those
most obnoxious to the republican party, and
who have been openly denounced by that party for
clared partsans of monarchy Upon the list you
will find almost every leading person of the different
sections of the parties Oreansts Philippiss and lcgi.
tmiss. Thus you will see there Count Mole. Theirs,
Bugeaud. and Montaambert
But the other hand there is n show Of tolerance
towards those leaders Of the republican party
who during the last year. have done service to the
cause of order and have openly declared against the
Moutan Thus you will see upon 1t the names of Ca
vaignac, Dufaure Bixio and Marie formerly members
Of the provisional government.
hibits decided anti republican spirit Now this is the
more striking, as Paris Is the stronghold of the rcpub
lie. There, If anywhere its partzans muster in the
plenude Of their strength and Of their TALENT there
they have concentration and organization and there
there great organs Of the press in most efficient ope
ration. We shall see, however, next week what the
defnitve result will be; meanwhile, it may be consi-
dered toeraby certain that this lstor card you
would call it in America-of the Central Committee,
will be carried most probably without modification.
AS the election takes place Sunday there be
doubt that before Thursday the day on which des-
patch my next letter shall be able to inform you Of
the result of the elections only in the department
of the Seine, but in all those departments which
round It.
ISL received to-day letters from Rome dated the
evening Of the LIST, in which flaming account is given
Of what my correspondent calls the total defeat the
French invaders Of the Romans give you this letter
for the purpose Of showing the spirit which pre-
walls among certain party in that city. than for the
purpose of information for ! must tell you that the
smallest possible amount of reliance is to be placed
upon the statements it contains. The writer, how
ever says that the French under General Oudinot at
tackled the Roman suburbs on the Civta Vecchia side
and that after bloody resistance he utterly de-
feated, and retreated in disorder, leaving 600 killed
ASP prisoners and about 1000 wounded On the side
only so killed and 40 wounded give you this
as received it, but dispatches expected here from
ing, which will doubt arrive by telegraph and Lon
don in time for yeu to receive them by the steamer
which takes this letter
have also received letter from Turin, dated Sa-
turday last which announces that General Romorino
condemned to death, to have been shot Monday
PARIS, Thursday, May 10, 1919.
The Botrse and Money Market.
The last settlement gave rise to very serious appre
tensions for it well known that the bulls had been
specializing very deeply and doubts entertained
if it would pass without occasionng within few
days, violent reaction in the funds.
The settlement took place, in fact with some diff
Guilty. Important deliveries Of stock made, but
prices not affected had been antic pated be-
the sellers renowned the delivery Of stock so
they found the bulls disposed to accept the
hardest conditions of continuation rather than aban.
don their position During the last days of the month
the continuation the per cents was from 60 to 65
centmes and before the termination of settlement
it rose to 90 centmes, and have heard the sellers
who had stock in hand could not agree to a continue
ton at less rate than would correspond with rate of
interest Of 10 or IL per cent. When the of spe-
culaors found that the leading parties had expected
combinations until TIE end Of May, and thus held
their position bulls, they concluded that new as
occasional movement intended to be effected before
the elections whence the general operations of the
market at once took their tendency Still the more
prudent held aloof for the present. being DESTROYS
fore purchasing account of seeing the per cents
dehnitvey 70. 1t expected at the end last
week that this quotation had been dcinitvey at
tanned since prices reached 81 TO- but the continue
lions had The elect OF causing decline to 50 45 with
but little doing.
The rise had been so rapid, in the month of March
that the quotation of 90 appeared exaggeratcd which
induced the holders to SELL but the fluctuations of the
per cents during the month Of April which were be-
tween SO and 90 would have appeared to have created
much confidence, anu to have occasioned certain firm
ness ia the market. In truth however, great
Iitalists do not in this confidence and avow
heir belief Of tendency to fall whilst the present
disposition in the market is evidently to rise. The
elections will probably give some deHnve character to
the market. II we may judge by all hear in Paris
and the Departments there doubt that the party
Of order and moderation will be in the mJorty and
hen affairs will RESUME their natural course.
All kinds Of news and rumors of were aloat ut
the Bourse yesterday. An impeachment against the |
President on account OF his letter to General Oudnot
by the party of the mountain the entry of the French
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