LATE EUROPEAN NEWS. (From Bell's Weekly Messenger, April 15.) Francl.

New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 236, 2 September 1848, Page 3

LATE EUROPEAN NEWS. (From Bell's Weekly Messenger, April 15.) Francl.

Tkk Paris papers of Thursday, afford abundnnt proof vt tbg disßatisfaction with which the glonoui

proceedings of MnnJay|liiBt ;n; n London are viewed by our neighbours. Witliout expressing contempt in terms, the National implies everything that is uncomplimentary to the millions whose signatures were said to be appended to the petition presented to the House of Commons und thtows out a little hint that the lush malcontents are littlo, if anything, belter than thoir Chartist biethrcn of England. '|The news from the departments," says La Prate " is deplorable — emsute at Ilavie; cmtutc at Troyes; disorders at Bc/icrs; in thi Lnndcs, &c. ; agitation I everywhere. The more waimly the Departments accept the Repubac, the more stiffly do they rise against dictation." The lie far m refers significantly nnd menacingly to alleged intrigues of rounlcr rcvoltiiionists. The financial difficulties of the country continue to pi ess heavily upon the public mind. Hvery practicable economy is ordered by the government. It is admitted that expedients inry enable the Provisional Government to go on until the sitting of the Assembly ; but it is also felt how difficult will be the tusk of a povernni nt chosen by a chamber the majority of which will be a new to public afFnii 8. The Rrfonn. in a bhort but violent article, bearing a strong reccmbinncc to a proclamation of the Convention, complains that •' the enemies of the Republic arc suffered to ruiso their bends, not in Paris but throughout the departments, because the Coiiiniisannes of the government hud not sufficient mcana at their disposal to couuteiuct the machinations of the false Kcpublicans." The eonsiquenrc piedicled by tlie Reform is, that if M. Led™ Roll in docs not adopt all ong measures, much blood will lie shed. The National Guards of Beauvam having re-elected all their lormer ofiicers, and chosen an ex-peer of li 1 ranee for the r colonel, ih« government commissary had threatened to cancel their elections. The citi'/.jns replyed that he was at liberty to do so, but lhat the same officers should be again returned. "In that ease," s.ud he, " I will proceed to Pans und comeback at the head of a battalion of thu garde mobile. 1 ' "If you do," observed one of the olhcera, " wo promise you u warm recep lion."