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Extract from ths Havre Jou,zai Jnly2.

 The Moniteur of to-day has struck blow, for which public opinion was not at. ali prppa- red. The measures which have been taken. need no commentary; they have been already judged, and posterity will view them as we do. The public indignation burst forth at Pa ris. but the public tranquility has not been af- fected.

 To-day. all the editors of the Journals as- sembled, to deliberate upon the course they ought 10 pursue under such extraordinary cir cnmstances. Some advise not to submit to these illegal measures, and unconstitutional decrees; others propose to fix. by common consent, what number of journals shall appear before the tribunals, to demand the execution of the laws. NJ. Marein, prefsct of police, has communicated tO the printers the important 1nf0raaation, that every unauthorized pubIica- ton will be followed by the seizure and deten.,