The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-02

neral CavaigDac chosen President, NJ Il ineau
secretary. and N. Gustaye de Beaumont reporter of
the committee
The Latest Insur, .csion In Paris-Th
EnElish View OF the Affair.
From the LONDON Times June 16.
Another collision between the red republican party
and the French government at the head OF the legal
majority and the fri. nds of order had long fore
seen to be- inevitable The last general election de-
monstrated the existence Of the two parties in their
full strength, and ia rect opposition aud it evil
dent from the first proceedings Of the mountain that
this conflict would not be couned within the walls of
an Assembly or To the forms OF debate Unlucky for
the government it at hrst appeared the nustice
and the bund.rs OF the Roman expedition gave op
position a strong ground of attack, and M. Ledru
Rollin himself had for once the advantage Of being
the right Bat this advantage he speedily threw away
either by the mpetuosiiy of his Passions by mis-
calculation Of his forces In the presence OF the As
semby itself he raised The cry ro arms" whilst his
agents. AID all the revolutionary associations Of the
capital, were lsborng the population of the
faubourgs TO insurrecuon. The result has been a
signal failure. The mass Of the working glasses
though discontented with the government, are never
tbeless dspit.d by the mseres they have already
endured and by the pestence which is rsvaging their
homes, that they showed extreme reluctance obey
the call Of the professional agitstors In all proba
biity the machinery and preparations for great in-
turrecon not less complete than they had in
the days Of June but the most essential of
bellion wanting There ateiiers naiona,lr
to supply army Of awess combatants; and the de-
lusions which have often served rallyng cries
the faDstcal poItiO of the mob had ceased to
amuse or betray their victims There want of
novelty in the scheme OF excitement The old of
shooting soldier in order To provoke the fire Of the
military on the people, and the ridiculous pantomime
Of determination b-t~sen the defenders Of order and
the mountebspks of revolution. had ceased to find
dupes Gen (hansarnier charged the bouses with ca
vsry and few sabre dispersed the thiokes gath
ering Of the revolution. they dispersed indeed
with the cry ".4ux ~ and three barbados were
thrown up the frequented part Of the Bouie-
ward des ItaliehG The troops however, advanced
steadily and rapidly across these implements. NO
prolonged Resistance. attempted, in the
Martin, where'be Couservatoire des Arts Meters
served the temporary head quarters of tho Noun
tain, and there considerable number Of the leaders
at arrested within sir hours IL BEGAN
evident that the affair had miscxrred no genuine en-
thusissm or passion was displayed by the anarchists
they had not even time To- bring their and
into play, the Eaubourg st Antoine remained quiet
and many hero Of the barbados skunk home from
the ipsorious day. he conduct Of the lower ranks
in several legious Of III" National Guard ieolute
and Encouraging and the spirit of the Civic Artillery
dangerous that the first measure 81 the Prcsi
dent In the exercie Of his extrAornAry povr-. ~as
60 pronounce its die so uiop; but, the oth. .znd
the gentlemen Of the National uard showed IN.
age aud alacrity II tr,nehmen in the Jealous dis
charge IL their military duties
But, although this long expected attack on the
listing government Of the republic was ncon we'd,
i'll conducted aud Ill Unsupported have doubt that
AZ sufficiently fOrmdab. to have led to very
consequences and to bdSe cost large snusion of
nier bad not been carried with amazing prom pti-
tude skilful fUrstbought and overw helmng force
Between III and IL clock IN the ming the mob be-
gan 20 collect the Boulevard st. Martin, and to
move up the Boulevard. AZ half past IL, General
Chsngsrnier placed himself at the head OF four batts
lions and eight rqu.drons, which charged the column
Of insurgsuts In nauk at O'Clock and at once put
them 10 flight AZ halt past three, the General die
tatsd his report OF this krmsh but the contest
where not In the afternoon, a considerable
number Of bsrric.d-s raised in the
Of the rue Transnonsin aud of tn. Tenpe which were
Instantly attacked aud carried by the troops In the
meantime seven brigader, ~ from 5000 TO 10000
each, occupied the Whole cty In connected chain Of
strategicAl post Nine bsslions garrioned the IIo-
tel de vile and the arsebs aud Kept open the
picsuop from the central point with the corps Ia the
circumference vi Paris In. fourth brigade command
ed the passage ibs Seine Bastilis ana the an
posted IN great force ON the heights OF tue snthsou
the left hank. ~tfh psrk NJ artillery. nplsted
abe line 81 conInu 1ient"hs from that side to tho Ho
tel de VIE 1Ssv- battat-Dus OF reserve rested on
the Place de la oycords and liz In the Court
the IuileTies korty Two squadrvns III hOrrc
nouvriIs the outer barriers To Oh the commu-
nicaton With tn. d,sn-etsd parts Of the baneus The
whole Of this vac. sud scientific operation Of
executed In few hours With perfect order and II IL
manifest that popular outbreak could have chance
driving these enormous mxss.s of troops from sush
positions. a. long a. they stood arm their duty
Happily the feeling not osly Of the army, but Of the
grest bulk Of the population. vas enthusiastically er
pressed on behalf 20 legal authority and public order
and General thssgarnisr himself was cheered with
the grestert animation.
successful and that tn. ciasts defeat
far indicative of tb.ir real infroty OF
than the terrible battle 81 June the political aspect
OF I'll. republic bscou..s the chief subject OF interest
In the hrst place the Of real danger has
powerfully contributed to snsoe the incpient dssen
sions q the moderate party. The President has de-
rives the ful sd,aot.gs We had anticipated from q
ministry composes 81 men u such undoubtsd liberal
lily Of opinion that they take the strongest
cures without b.irg accused Of counter revolutionary
design, and General tssagDso himself with sr.s
esrDettness and slogucnc-. gave his seasopsble sup
port 60 the authorities " tn. stat. IN. Pariiamen
tsry countensbce ~ the opposition vas contemptbls
Some we're openly cOnspiribg some we're already ia.
gitivee ss Lsdru koliin. Who seems to have had no
taste for witnessing the p shment Of his
terprise.ome we're busiiy invsntng system Of fraud
and bubble 10 avert the torn from their heads
and among thee the boid Lagrange, the srtful
Cremieux, and the buoBapartes. The Assembly. ably
presided over by " Dupin. took account Of these
fetous uptons but proceeded TO vot. BY large
mSorites whatever va necessary for the safety Of
the State. One rscantstion in store for
Odillon BsrrOt; he Who had yehenenty opposed the
state Of siege In June 1894 who voted sgainst II in
June lS4S had 60 propose 10 from the tribune Of the
Assembly In June lsss.
There H. great reason hope that these event. nav
break the strength vbicb the red republican majority
In the Assembly had already displayed and that
party appealed iBsurtection against the govern
the government gill Bd putsby appeal to the Judics
ture Of the country sssinst such opponents There
now s0Ncent movies aud sufficient means for
storing that Legal control the abuses % the press
and Of popular rights without which the real aud
iuabe rights Of tree nation mensced with de.
struction The government b bound by every duty
10 proceed vigorously IN The punshmsst Uf the guilty
and the prevention - Ne oIsucs W. do not mean
by the gunty those unhappy victims ~ public
rity and false pruInisss stl tossing bet~-eu the
widest hopes and the a ct despair but rs her
thoee who have contributed reduce the population
20 tbis condition snd nov seek to speculate ON the
deusions they bsve proTasatsd aud the misery they
have caused ~ the cities q europe 10 b. pre-
eerved from ere and ssug hprf civilized society TO
BE protected from violence eicked aud unna ura
than that 81 bsrbstsBs party which has lived By
these outfsges must b. Gagged Ike madmen or sxtir.
pst.d hks pirstes Betesen law spd violence there
can be no truce and cc,npfcnifs the must de.
ttroy the other and netly hope that justice Of
the county vfl si.c'uai enforce obedience u the
Laws ubist the Themselves are 80 framed a. TO
protect ths great interests ~ society