The Sun.
London, England, 1849-06-20 00:00:00

TEE INTERIOR.

" June 18, 11 o'clock, A.M.
" Lyons is perfectly tranquil. The Croix Rousse and
Guillotiere are being disarmed. The operation is going
on well and without resistance."

In the National Assembly on Monday an autho-
risation was granted for the prosecution of M. FELIX
PYAT. The report on the Bill for the Suppression of
the Clubs was brought up by M. Jurm DE LEP'
STERIE ; and M. ODILON BARROT avowed and justi-
fied his conduct in threatening the Siecle, the Presse,
and the National, with suspension. The Presse has
adopted a most characteristic method of avenging its
wrongs. M. EXILE DE GIRARDIN, not being any
longer permitted to write leaders on the state of
siege, or the rights of the minority, makes M.
ODILON BARROT do for him that which he is no
longer permitted to do for himself. He re-publishes
M. BARROT'S speeches on those subjects under the
monarchy, and there are extant speeches of M.
ODILON BARROT on these matters sufficient to furnish
leaders for the Pressie for the next month.
The National says—
" The explicit declarations made from the tribune yes-
terday by M. Odilon Barrot confirms the menace con-
tained in the official warning transmitted to us on the
previous day by the Commissary of Police.
"A seal is now more than ever placed on our lips.
"We shall henceforth leave it to the old Union
Monarchigue, the Asseinblee Nationale, to the Constitu-
tionnel, and other similar journals, to comment on the
acts of the legislative and of the executive powers. We
shall confine ourselves to recording them. The Govern-
ment will consequently have nothing but praise without
counterpoise; ideas are no longer free."
M. DAUPHIN, Colonel of the 7th Legion, has been
arrested, and sent to the Conciergerie.
It is said that M. LEDRU ROLLIN has arrived at
S tutgardt.
The publication of a History of the Revolution of
1848, by M. DE LAMARTINE is announced for the
30th of this month.

The rumour of the entry of the French into Rome
has not been confirmed. The Patrie, indeed, says,—
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TOE MINISTER OF WAR.

«< Villa Santucci, June 10.

"'Monsieur le Ministre,—By dispatch of the 7th, I
had the honour to make known to you the march of the
operations of the siege up to the 6th inclusive. 7th. In
the night of the 6th, they debouched by a trench which
hereafter will be turned towards the battery directed
against the bastion No. 6. The communication covered
in the rear by the parallel has been completed. The
works undertaken at the Villa Corsini, to improve the
position of the troops on the extreme left from the at-
tacks, are being carried on. They will be finished on
the Bth. The tete-de-pont at St. Palo will also be
finished and armed to-morrow. In the same night of
the 6th, the artillery commenced the construction of a
battery (No. 4) outside the trench, parallel to the
right face of bastion 6. This battery is intended
to counter-bombard that bastion, and batter in breach
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