The Sun.
London, England, 1850-10-11 00:00:00

FRENCH• REPUb'LIC.

We have received the Paris journals of yesterday.
We have now the best authority for stating that
the Committee of Permanence view with marked dis-
pleasure the proceedings of the PRESIDENT at the
Versailles review, and that General D'HAUTPOUL was
severely reprimanded by M. Dun N, the President of
he Committee on Monday. Tile journals of the
Ely, Cta, more especially the Constitutionnel and the
Moniteur du Soir, had, in their publications of Wed-
nesday, distinctly denied the statements which had
appeared in the journals of the preceding day on the
subject of the proceedings in the Committee • and the
Constitutionnel had represented that the explanations
of General D'HAUTPOUL had been considered satisfac-
tory by all the military members of the Committee,
and that he had overborne the slight opposition of the
civilians and bullied them into acquiescence. In the
Ordre of yesterday we find the following reply,
signed by M. DE CRAMBOLLE, himself a member of
the Committee, to the statements which appeared in
the Constitutionnel.
"It is not without a sentiment of the utmost surprise
that the members of the Committee have read the
strange account published by the Constitutionnel. Mem-
bers with whom we have spoken regret much the obliga-
tion under which they labiur not to repeat what takes
place in the Committee, otherwise they would furnish
such a recital as could not fail to give a peremptory con-
tradiction to the Constitutionnel and the Moniteur du Soir.
The facts need only to be simply exposed to show all the
audaciousness and untruth of these pretended Ministerial
explanations, and their pretended effect on the Com-
mittee. Persisting in our reserve, we will only say that
the attitude of the Committee in the presence of General
o'Hautpoul was worthy of the National Assembly which
it represents; that it was M. Dupin who spoke in the
name of the Committee; and that amongst the members
present there were several ancient Ministers, with six
general officers, perfectly provided with precedents re-
garding the question at issue, and who, full of solici-
tude for the webare of the army, were very far from
taking the views attributed to them by the Consti-
tutionnel."
We read in the Gazette de France—

‘ It is announced that M. Dupont (de l'Eure), ex-
President of the Provisional Government, is to be
brought forward by the Republican party of February
as candidate in the departmeat of the Nord, the elet t on
for which is to take place on Nov. 3. Oa the other
hand, the Elysee supports General Roguet, lately ap-
pointed aide-de-2lmp to the President of the Republic.
Yesterday morning, about seven o'clock, some
young men, dressed in the height of fashion, paraded
along the Boulevards, opposite the Hotel of the
Minister of Foreign Affairs, and commenced shouting
" Vive HENRI V!" Some workmen who were pro-
ceeding to their labour raised a cry of " Vive hs Re-
publique," and attacked the unlucky Henriquinquists,
who were compelled to retreat with their toilet irre-
trievably damaged ; the elegant hat was smashed, the
varnished boots were mudded, the tight-fitting coat
was split up the back, and the yellow kids in which
the Count DE MONTALEISIBERT takes so much delight,

wera covered with dirt.
The Monileur publishes a decree of the PRESIDENT
Of the Republic, opening a credit to the Minister of
the Interior to the amount of 103,000 f., for the pur-
chase of a portion of the paintings of the late King
of HOLLAND, which are to be placed in the museum
of the Louvre.
M. GUIZOT, who arrived in Paris on Tuesday, pre-
sided on Thursday at the weekly meeting of the
French Academy. It is reported that he is about to
resume his former connexion with the Journal des
Debats.
The Marquis DE PANGE, late Peer of France, and
who served in the hussars of Berchini previous to the
first revolution, died on Sunday last, in his chateau,
in the 81st year of his age.
The insignia of the Golden Fleece were presented

on Tuesday by the Spanish Ambassador, in the name
of tha Queen of SPAIN, to the PRESIDENT of the
Republic, who, on Wednesday, sent in return the
Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour to the Ambas-

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