The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-08
MORNING EDTTION---FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1s49
MANIFESTO OF THE EMPEROR OF AUsTRIA-ExcITE-
NENT THEREAT IN FRANCE.
The following is the manifesto Of the Austrian

MANIFESTO OF THE EMPEROR OF AusrRIA-ExCITE-
NENT THEREAT IN FRANCE.
The following is the manifesto Of the Austrian
"A criminal party led by unprincipled demagogues,
the Of falsehosd to seduce you from your ale
glance, and dissolve the tie that for long series Of
years has bound our pepe together in uninterrupted
harmony declares against your king to rob him of
his hereditary rights, and assumes at the same time
authority you and the property of others Under
endangered the blood of your brothers and
split and the Of the peaceful citizen and the
veal of your thriving country offered up You
required to take arms against usagainst your king
who has given free constitution to all his people, in
Guiding those who lad previously and who guaran
teed every full equality of rights Not content
with this villanous commencement but despising
expostulaions they lean for support and derive
their chief aid from the outcasts Of foreign lands
Thousands Of adventures and dsturbers of the peace
men equally destitute of property and morals, whose
only bond Of union is criminality of purpose, in
their pay these individuals have already become lead
of the rebellion and with your blood and at your
cost their abominable plans are to be carried out
You yourselves are made the blind instruments Of
foreign sedon, having for its object the subverson Of
all true liberty and law in other countries. To put
end to such sinful Vaccinations, and deliver you from
ysur oppessors and to monarchy the peace
so ardently desired by the majority Of people it is
not only our duty but our fixed determination and the
task Of every government whose calling is to watch
the peace and welfare OF the nations committed by
Providence to their hands and to guard them against
the common enemy of both. Our illustrious ally the
emperor OF Russia, entertaining the same sentiments
with ourselves, has united with to subdue the COM
mon enemy. In conformity with wish. and In the
fullest accord with u.s. his armies enter Hungary in
order to assist forces in terminating the war that
is desolatiDg your fields Consider them not as the
enemies Of your country but the friends Of your King
come to support him to the utmost Of their power in
freeing Hungary from the Calling yoke Of domestic and
foreign scoundrels They will observe the dis
ciplne as my troops, AMI will protect every ege cti-
the rebelion till by the blessing of the Most High
cause shall prosper.
"Given in our Palace Of schonbrunn, May -
(Signed) "FRANZ JOSEPH.
Prince Schwarsenburg."
II this does not coalition, what does? The
publication of these proclamatiens has created the
greatest excitement in Paris which is the Of
some great event The red republicans furious
they demand war! war and the Cosacks coming is
past from mouth to mouth TO illustrate the state of
excitement ut Paris enclose you full account Of the
debate in the French National Assembly on the 22d
inst.
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM FRANCE-TNE MINIS
TERIAL CRISIS, ETC.
Paris has been in the pangs Of ministerial crisis
he cabinet is in complete state Of dssoution but at
the present moment it not positively known whether
the present ministers with the addition of some fresh
blood will endeavor to form q cabinet or that
completely new set of men will into Office. The
position OF the ministry since the resignation of NJ
Leon Faucher bad been most difficult, and it evil
tnat 1t could not stick much longer together but
the catastrophe has been haened by the vote of tho
bill introduced by the ministry Tor the prooSratop S
three months Of the double command which has been
lor kome Time past nelu by General Changarnier A
serious division between the members what
ought TO be done in the circumstances Some advised
resistance others compance but in the end the advo
Gates OF Cancellation carried the day and the result
the order announced in the Moneur of this morn
ing by which General Chanearnier's command is re-
sricted to the army while General Perrot the head of
General Chapgsrniers staff is placed ad interim the
head Of the National Guards Of the Seine. While
write the whole Of the ministers assembled at the
Palace OF the Eysee and it is probable that some def
mite arrangement will be arrived at In the Of
the day In the meantime. there is vast number Of
rumors abroad as to the composition Of the new ca
binet.
Marshal Bugeaud has arrived in Paris from Lyons.
His return has quite taken the public by surprises but
understand that he sent for by the President Of
the Republic himself and that NJ de Persigny, one of
his aides de camp went to Lyons 1T the Presdentsre
quest for the purpose Of Fastening his arrival One Of
the rumors abroad is that Marshal Bugead will be
charged by tho President of the Republic with the for
nation Of ministry, and that it is his intention to
general officer Minister Of War; another Minister
of the Interior, admiral Minister Of the Marine
cabinet but this report proceeds probably from those
who fear that the confusion into which things have
fallen will lead to attempt to establish the empire
France is not at the present moment in disposition
to receive military government.
Marshal Bugeaud has addressed the following order
Of the day to the army of the Alps:-.
HEADQUARTERS, LYONS, May 10.
"Scldisrs OF thsSArmy Of the Alps-You have freely
exercised your rights by depOsiting your votes in the
electoral urn This mission Of citizens, which tho
sttution confcrs YOU terminated for three years
Your military mission, which is not less patriotic
all its empire You will forget that the
army constituted to the Of France
at the exterior and the laws in the interior to be
epeced Your duty Is to defend the constitution which
has founded the democratic republic. YOU consequent
y obedience to the President Of the Republic who
il the elected Of the people, and to whom the consttu
ton cenfers the executive government You must de-
nd the tricolor flag, tho only which
since the old republic has guided victorious armies
1t In the symbol Of the impershable glory which the
nation has conquered in the greatest warke actions
that history records Those who would wish display
bpr he 10 ~
you know what is due to traitors The discipline which
constitutes your force and your dignity is Of the
OF all military virtues you will therefore previously
It, Such is the line Of conduct which your
old brother in arms, who until death will feel himself
honored by having been a soldier like you traces for
you Like you have borne the havereack; and II was
only with my musket and later with my sword, that
raised myself after forty years service to the great
honor of commanding you. Such my rights to give
you these counsels of father and friend"
Disturbances took place at Aurillac the 18th and
18Th On the previous day, crowd assembled before
the prefecture and with vocferatons demanded
that the project should communicate to them the
He however refused and at length the crowd dispers
ed. The next day, another telvgraphic despatch ar
rived, and crowd again assembled, and attempted
to wrest the despatch from the employee who
veyng IL to the prefecure but he violently resisted,
and by great exrtion succeeded in throwing it
the ratings of the prefecture. Having read the des
patch the project ordered chef de bureau convey it
to the printer that 1t might be forthwith printed, and
communicated to the public. The project went with
him, and his return from the printing Office
surrounded and seized by crowd Of Unlocking and
drunken fellows but he succeeded in breaking away
from them Scarcely. however, had he entered tho
hotel than the mob clambered the railing into the
court yard and broke the door, after which they
began to the karseillaisen Detachinents the
troops and gendarmere accordingly called out to
clear the court The rappel was beaten for the Ma
toDal Guard At length the crowd dispersed without
coming to blows. Four Of the principal ringeaders
were arrested
The Messdger du Midi OF Montpelier, Of the Goth
says-"We have learned this instant frightful mis-
fortune. Nj Adam procureur of the republic at Lo-
deve attacked yesterday, little before midnight
four steps from the hotel Of the prefecture His
state is desperate"
The latest advces from Paris OF Thursday (ycs-
terday) evening They are Of an alarming character