The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-23
The French Republic.
tvices from Paris are to Monday evening, the

9th inst.
In consequence fthe feast of whtsuntde only three
Of the Paris Journals appeared that day. namely the
Pays the Re1 u6tqre and the National The first named
contains article from M Lamartine in which il is
shown that the only government possible in France
Is the republic, particularly where many parties are
contending for the mastery.
Of Anglers, against the journal called
hoUne Manceau, Of 5O0f damages, aud 30Of fine new
penalty Ia, been inflicted on the same paper in the
son OF the director for having given false and calu
NOUS report" OF the proceedings. lie has been
teneed to one months Imprisonment and i,ooof fine
Accounts from the Gironde Of the 7th state that in
consequences Of the dist urbances which took p on
the 4h u occasionsd by dispute between some of the
Inhabitants and certain soldiers of the ID Dragons
three OF the former have been sentenced various
Of imprisonment Similar disorders took place at Gray
an. In the department, also the 4th The par
ties prosecuted and ten Of the inhabitants Of the
commune have been sentenced to of imprisonment
varying from ten to six days. The deputy mayor has
beer dismissed
Duss would appear to be the order of the day Pa
rs hostile meeting took place the 9th inst in the
Bois dc bouogne between Count Nieuenkrke Director
OF the Museum and Pierre Bonaparte of the repre-
sentases Of the people for the Ardache The dispute
out Of the duel fought the sac
ond Of the late Count Ross and the Prince of Canine
Pierre Bonaparte Is the brother Of Canno both being
sons of Lucen, the brother of the Emperor The par
ties fought with the small sword and after Neusn.
kerke had received wound in the thigh the Is de-
clared the affair al end.
The duel above alluded to between the Prince of Ca
nino and Count Edward Kossi took place at Versailles.
They fought With pistols. The frat fire at 80 PAGES
when both missed They then fired ut u distance OF Is
PAGES from each other, but missed again The seconds
then nterered and declared that the should 20 no
further The Prince de Canine then advanced and de.
cared that the assertion with respect to his participation
in the death Of Count de Ross a dsgraceful caun
ny upon which M Ross his regret for the
into which he had been led and the attack which
the consequence of it, Ihe seconds Nm Cary and
Lepic for the Prince de Canine, and NM. Jaonques
de RI ziere for NJ Ross
Although there not much business transacted at
the Bourse the 9lh public securities in better
demand than for some days past.
The President of the Republic Is preparing it Ia said
for another visit to the departments The Messager
F4sseDbte says that he is about to take trip to poc-
tiers Angoueme ard Bordeaux the occasion of the
inauguration Of section Of the Orleans aud Bordeaux
Railway. which is about TO be opened. lie will return to
Paris by way OF Libourne, Pcrigueux, Limoges, and
Chatcauroux The Duke de Cazcs and NJ. Aagne are
about TO start to these places to prepare for thu Pre
dents reception 1t is supposed that Louis Napoleon
wih be absent for a fortnight FROM Paris.
The Nfssdse says
We assured that deavors being made at the Ely
sic Cabinet similar that OF the st of 0co
her 4a MN Abbaucci. the elder. and Mocqusrd the
active parties the affair 1t Is said that M Odion H,rrot
has TO enter into the Minis
try This E at least what the confidential friends of the
Elysce certify