The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-31

against persons who appear TO have performed an @ m
the facts which preceded it. tonr persons were ae sSSr
the Place De la Concorde on the ID inst to whose caP
considerable importance was attached . r ,,bu,at
The MsHeles papers announce the aLa,G ~ enemy
BeE F,s eSBey OF Constantine and long determined 's
atteT from LYONS dated in the afternoon of Tuesday
the 9th t says We yet without dsqnetnde ~
TO the disposition of the wOrkmen The Noiaces nave sun
seven pieces of cannon the CoX Rouse and Will nor
give them M Gen GGmeau has given them ill this even
9 1t feared a5 3 6oWe w" He G S9e that he
caacount sufficiently the army not TO have need o. pe
The resof the election which has Just taken place 10
Coca representative in the Assembly has been the a.
tanned 35 9Q3 the entire number being only s
little manufacturing town on the left bank Of the Seine
near the bridge of Neuiy. The surrounded and
and i th9Aghi Ra the Pes9aae' @he
ne hss IS about S1f 10 mas nun Fs@oe The
to be accompanied by Madame de Lamalilne lis uePs,,
$3.50 has already been dispatched for NIarseie
NJ de Lamalues departure at the present moment, anu
under such peculiar ccumsanee has gwen Ife Ta9
other Improbabe Tegort it IS said thai NJ n6 ba tbe
Executive Government refused on the ground mat 9e,O
eNme ana IRRroyG o o aG ol Tom be nerod of then
coming office the 24th Of February till the z4th OF
June, when they quilted it, and that as many guesu3PHS
might be asked and explanations required by the Assembly,
these acts, and especially to the expenditure Of
money, woud be exceedingly announcement that NJ ud
lamartine should be absent at such moment SuplosmS
this story to be tue i would merely show that the p@ehI
powers dSpTOved OF the absence OF NJ de Lanartne ~ a'
but It does not account Tor ms passport being refused 10 Eng
land and granted to AlareIies nj =. III. s,oiat,
of the Rishts Of Man renamed aoO from the late n1uec
ton L numbers 5000 men, and reserves itself for the
Tie issue of the late nsunecOn the presence of strong
S an1 bad aaSn5ad the Assembly and given L a
freedom of action which had not ventued to exercise at
aTes to manifest true sentiments favor OF strong and
! the democratc and social repubIcanists.
The freedom Of action Of the majority has been manifested
usual took place the list instant The party of the late
Executive Commission has been defeated IN fourteen Du
of fifteen. The Presidents have been chosen from
cI9de am0nd them NM Thers. Benyer Duaure, Viyien,
Dupin Baut de Tracy, and Gustaye de Beaumont The
only member the late Government that has been chosen
| NJ Amgo .,
NJ Camot the Minister of Public Instruction has resigned
he National Rcmby on demanding i00OO0Of io the
ameIoraon OF the condition OF primary teachers M Bon
m0T pon an e goad that t S ba S at
pubcain containing doctrines of very violent and an;
archica character The amendment being put was carried
| NJ Canot's place
The following DEPUTIES have been elected H1 Vice Presidents
aet'e GORDON mar I0mean an@ t9s
| car Lafayette and Pean, were reelected.
The follow 9g appears in the No4jteur The nsi1ua-
tons made At lhe tribune OF le assembly
Hsyinr insy made an impression on the British Ambassa-
addressed to the Minister of Foreign Affairs the 9th u
against all possible application of these illusions to the Eng
sh people Government whose honor and character o.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs approaching the noble pScepu
bity of Lord Normandy, has sent the following reply -
" The Minister y t0TslgH 1gaIrS 10 RS E1caLfacy u ~
Br'th ny e 5 her, moissty The
I1ueen TOO 10y al 10 nave taTen any dIa IN ,e ~
giving publicity to tH declaration Is wei ai 10 your
hole snai, in' ~ H. I0f r fT ] @ santi
mens OF friendship Which animate me Two RoEernmen'''
NSiEheo) Jl LES DAslLpT'
serious accident has occurred to Lemalcois DupTez
the Chief Secretary oil 6he O4eSt2rS3p OF Ine ASse
e6rS S T by enn he to When the tan
mel fred at him. and w2nndd him nm IN the f6gR ,o D,or,,
| atp1icrS. -,
The usttutiOHnel announces positively that the follow
jng military preparation are being made prevent in l
tuTe instruction in Paris The third division Of intan-
try of the Army Of the Alps under the command OF Cen
MaEnan, continuing its march to- Paris; and the inst
With short distance Of The Capital This division,
posed ii battaons 10 be encamped at ST Maur ready
] ,csTps and pacei under the orders of as many gen
erals There moreover two generals OF DIVISION to be
apponted-one command the right bank and the other
who distD gushcd himself by his rmness during the dis
uIbances in Lyons to ec9ye coGmand these forces
united viii form copsot AZ WO men, to be called the Amy
! of Paris This army to be placed under the Immediate
ton OF the commands on which the safety of Paris and Of
! all France NAY Gegend be faithfully accomplished"
| II d" a "
sn Paam nts s e @Se " Gs.aon d oae
debate. has eiegei the AcWhe JOhh iONI'lohS LheoI
purple YET deservedy popular, the old country Gentleman
and lron.maser Of the Synan hI perhaps better u'ed
for the post than other man IN Germany thus Tor Tue
first time ioi centuries Germany hS common head ana
| Government VIII Httt-9 amy IoibW
The proceedings as follows On the GS'h Mt, tile
German Parliament setting at FTankto-q4i the MAN, pro
Ccedcd to vote the law establishing central herman 'IOPGlh
ment which had long formed the subject Of discussion Inc
law put TO the vote by paragraphs, ea9H OF Whc was
accepted by considerable maloy ana berr oOlOh men
proclaimed the following Jaw on me GTe24IlOn OF poV
sIOnai central power ior He9hany l. Ohu 10Fetn-
ment be denYey eeasF do he sR0Vopa zen
tiq power shall be oIe t tI 'S o. I anaS
which affect me %loIe oI lIe NaI .e Jeu
trail power shall st. aff us eAsGGe N an aals p. aIs
TO the safety anu Weiiae ~ ,e ~ a III ~ Ee ~ H. @
shall lake me supreme @ VI tne 81 70 NJ!
ioCes Gnu ~ ,f g.
many, and to this end appoint ambassadors and c9nsu3
Inc Geao9 Oh We n @ H. cent poyer de
cdes on questions of war peace and in connection with
the National Assembly It concludes treaties with foreign
Eowens ne ybar tbp SstinneI sssemIt
eiees-6 The Regent exercises his power by Ministers
whom he nomIpqtes but who are responsible TO the National
AemP q, h aa, ope oS3onBe Maer7 The Regent
!, Tesponsibe8 The National Assembly will, BY special