The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-24

tenn Of tactics They rallied with Increasing unan
pesred his part to have laid aside the personal
designs which we're thought inimcsl to the common
interest. They adopted with the discipline Of
pact party this bill for the limitation of universal suf
frsge and they have carried 1t with such majories
that the attempt Of or two misjudging persons
disturb this harmony utterly failed In spite be it add
ed OF the ridiculous suyport given to them by soms
ministerial writer's this side of tho channel Th,
ministry found in NJ. Baroche parliamentary leader
Of great readiness Of speech legal knowledge concia
tory manner to his supporters and unbendng frmnes
against all assailants Such weresthe immediate
qusnces of the increased vgor and union OF the Assem-
bly,, that within fortnight the govern has risen
to . greater degree Of power than any governme al
had acquired since February, lsss. As proof of It.
we need only observe that some Of personal
character such the inereas. Of the salary Of the
President from "a 0o0i to 12O 0oo a-year which
hsfdly to be thought OF month age will probs-
bly, be presented and carried without difficulty. In
France the bulk Of the n alton Is mush more dis
posed to applaud government for Whist II does than
for what IL leaves undone that every act of vigor
on the part Of the executive and the legislature tends
rather to que the spirit Of resistance than to excite
1t; and there is way Of acquiring additions
strength than to with energy that which the go
vernment already possesses The stoutest cham pion
Of democratic power and the sovereignty of the peo
pie cannot contest that the rule of Louis Ronaparts
at the head of national assembly, chosen like him
.elf by universal suffrage Y emphatically popular
power, though IL may be q despotic one. such 60
vernmept may adopt measures of legislation and OF
police utterly repugnant to English notions Of free
dom and the nice observance which we require OF
reciprocal rights but are by no means convinced
that such measures would be unpopular in France or
would be thought to constitute Just ground OF COM
plant against the authorities which adopted them 1t
must be remembered that the dangers which encom-
pass the nation terrible and ndisguised. The
opposition, 1t exists in France is not struggling
merely to raise set Of to the places of
set of but to bring back to power horde of ad-
yenturers and fanatics, whose last incursion brought
the nation to the verge of destruction-whose next
triumph would be the signal Of civil war. Against
that party the majority of the Assembly and the Pre-
not Of reseton, but Of active resistance, and As
matter Of fact the choice only lies in the present state
OF France between that policy Of resistance and the
progress Of the revolution.
Germany.
The King Of Prussia IL rapidly recovering from his
wound sefeloge will shortly be brought to trial All
the evidence admitted to be against the suppo-
stion that political motives had anything to do with
have determined on the essential points Of the
pressive measures against the press. Tho chief Of
them are expected to be . re- establishment Of the
System Of deposit cautien money suspension of the
license Of printers and publshers and refusal of
veysn.e BY the post great military hustle Is OBJ.
we'll founded rife In Berlin relative TO the
ceptraton Of two PrussiAn armies, each Of $4,000 to
frontier, and the other Hrschbsrs, on the slssian.
Bohemian frontier its pivot Old forresses the
frontiers being patched and garrisons are being
strengthened-ss II . war were imminent.
There 10 supposed to be split in the cabinet the
question Of the antiree trade proposals to be made to
"Xicuitural Congrsss" at Berlin has decided against
the policy Of increasing the import duties contem
plated ~ the Prussian Minister OF Commcrce. This
rprit Of opposition Ia. however not confined to the
agric The merchants in the large seaport
the Battle In which the principal trade Of Prussia
carried on, are banding together to frustrste the
minister OF commerce Ststtin ongsocrg AND Dsnzic
are the OF tor this purpose The pro-
motsr and suppsrters OF ths opposition declare that
the proposed increase In the duties on rough and un
blescbed linen, wsolen, and worsted yarns. aud on
unbleached linens and drills dangerous to the in
The Prince Of Prussia brother to the King hiss gone
to Warsaw, TO have an interview with the cr.r Seho
las ,ne o.Jee, Nm tuptoseo; oeng 70 gain over tne
Emperor ts .ne fIusisn ponoy IN 1rrmany. IL Is
stated that tne ofaf VIII Vist vienna shortiy
swnzerlaaa
The newly elected Grand Council OF Berne met for
the frst time the lst. NJ stsemphi In the Of
the Executive Government briefly detailed the militia
ry measures which had been taken for the
0, order report OF the Executive Council on the
esctions was then read discussion then arose Ms Il
his sar oePul.s eIsct.a or forrentruy should OF
enouId not be admitted The government or radiea
parry proposed the misscn Notwithstanding certain
% se ., sioeoee wn,en had been committed at the cleo
% ,,ou .n, or optosilon party opposed it
rssul. was i votes Tor the onadrnisson loo for
& v an ,..,, p'sc,ss 'ns snsernmeh,n PAT
soysrrr, at dsiroa s 40 -" ,es..,,d 80, "e e'e
po.,-,.-,.- s,.-u, L..
a., st,,, y, @ 49,. 49,, ooss", y"s. 81. sss
III ".r,,in. aS,r r. ,ns popus ~, 70 %
a.. ,Inin,,s o. .s, p ~ .-s 49,, o. ,-e ~, sna
nc os ~ ~ ., 70 ~ 80 ~; niu
a. pons. no aes. ., Gu =, BOO 1- sn ~ -
surg etss. 1.r,,su sssT scba,,b.nsen ; 5oo. So
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.ne rVpa M puonsnea ms nArsnsue IN expisns-
ton W .e s~runs ',sn's VI ms ,.ls anu co,nsens.
,Ds ~ hs anai,n VI .no hoinsn oA.nuuo "ora ns
sg'Try s,isns.n, the pe.sesuton or Ine Arcnp'hop
VI iurin ~ .ns rmumon,ese c.,s sossrnmsnt hs en,
r. a. s,.' y. $500, ,ni suouo ,i,u oe
on the merits Of two candidates for eanonization- =
via Peter Clavsr. Jesuit mi..ionary who died two
hundred years aud whose Qualification the Pope
declared might be safely proceeded with. since his
virtues aud miracles were clearly established; aud
Cermaine Cousr. secular virgin, sshepheriess, born
ut Pibrac in the diocess Of Toulouse In the year 1872
whose theological and cardinal virtues his Holiness
pronounced 70 be 80 evidently proved that the discus
sion Of the four miracles said to be wrought By her
might safely come on.
letter fron Rome, Of the 10Th ut published by the
Msssaggisrs 81 Modem states that the wife of ster-
bini who played - conspicuous . part In the late
Romsn revolution has been ordered to quit Rome for
having carried on . revolutionary correspondenee.
The rooms Of the Prince de Csnno's steward have
been searched Cornuschi and Capanna have been
snsferred nom Castel SAINT Angelo to the prison of
San hchss they are under exclusive jurfsdictou
Of the French suthorties and s very generally be-
heved that they viii DO slosed TO make their escape.