The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-29


had been handed in-that the members of the provi-
sional should be continued in their places
The discussion having terminated the President said
that he should first put to the vote the question
mended by the committee namely, that the Assembly
should appoint direct ministry, consisting Of nine
members with portfolio and without to act as Pre-
sident
M BARBrs here rushed to the tribune amidst cries of
the discussion is closedn 1t was some time before
he could obtain hearng but at last he said that the
general discussion certainly closed but surely
member had right to speak on the various PROPOSE
occupy the tribune, and cries of spoke spoke ny He
held his post however At last, during nome ts lu
in favor Of the appointment of the ministry Of the As
sembly direct, but without President for which he
saw no necessity. Continued noise)
After some time during which great agitation pre-
vailed the Assembly to vote show of hands
first trial being doubtful the President ordered
second That also being without result the vote by
division was proceeded TO- the appel nominal having
been first gone through. The result was as follows
for the appointment of the ministry by an executive
direct. $50 majority. 2s This was received by loud
cries of {" Yipe la Repubhquer
nominate executive commission Of five, to appoint
ministers and exercise other functions Of sovereignty
The committees was to be appointed on Wednesday
The Rorme gives the following the five names likely
to be chosen to form the executive commission of GO
vernment -Lamartine, Ledru Roin, Arago, GARNER
Pages and Marie.
Napoleon Bonaparte, son of Lucen, prince of Cant
MOI has been appointed by the French Minister of
War, Major in the first regiment of the Foreign Le
giOn.
La Literte paris paper) announces the death of tho
distinguished comedian Vernet Sunday night last,
from an attack of govt
The Paris National announces that M. Guizot was
marriedn London three years since, to the Princess
Lieven but that it agreed, for political reasons
that the marriage should be kept secret long NJ.
Guizot remained in Office.
The Toulonnais, of the 9th ult contains the fol-
lowing particulars relative to the embarkation of Add
el-kader for Cette:-" The Emir it says, twas in
formed in the course of last week of the Provisional
tn nd
his endeavors to preserve calm nee the per-
sons who surrounded him could easily discern the
ture OF the feelings that animated him. The order Of
the government, however to Abd-el- Kader to
the Castle of Pau irrevocabe, and preparations
for his departure were made with great secrecy. On
Sunday, at noon, whilst the elections occupied the
whole population hackney coach and several omni-
buses conveyed Abdel-Kader and his suite from Fort
Lamague to Castigneau whence the Arabs, about
fifty in number were transferred board the steam
crs lying in the roads. Abd-e Kader and his near
est relatives, Colonel Lheureux Governor of Fort La
malgue and Colonel Daumas. who had been for some
time on mission at Toulon, embarked in the Minos
and the Arabs of the suite forming bodies in the
small steamers Pingonin and Liamone. These vessels
were to convey the passengers to Cette The latter
were thence to proceed by canal to Toulouse where
their journey to Pau" The Toulouse journals of the
2th ut announce the arrival Of Abdel Kader in that
city on the Goth.
The Paris correspondent of the Atlas says, Mable
reopened with renewed splendor Saturday last and
crowded TO excess every night. This resort, NAL
ame though it be- promises to rival the couses of the
Stockholders, if may Judge by the enormous num-
Der OF those gentry who frequent the place An excel
lent hoax was played off there last night which
time Kept the whole neighborhood in alarm and pre-
vented many old ladies from retiring rest before day.
light. About ten O'Clock messenger came in breath
less haste to call together the officers of the National
Guard who, forgctful Of their countrys danger were
enjoying watxes and polkas, though under the
sleepy regime Of Guizot and Louis Philippe "You
must hasten on the instant to the Hotel de Vile
claimed the messenger 1.-The have attacked
the building besides which, the 18th is
oil in Hrn
the streets in all directions. moment the garden
was cleared Among the officers Of the Garde Mobile
many were there abse without leave and the conser
nation became general. or course they spread the
alarm as they went along, and followed by inn
mense crowd to the Hotel de Vile which they found
lying silent and quiet in the moonlight, without
the usual number of gaZers to look upwards mt the
old clock Their Indignation great and vengeance
was vowed against the author OF the mystifcation
who, just bchoding her lover the point of leading
out dreaded and dangerous rival resored to this in
genious stratagem to break of the fseaeie which had
already begun.
The following decree was published in the Monieur:
equality implies uniformity costume the citizens called to
the same functions DEGREES The Of people
on ' %i'S 9sa so They shall ais: in the button
fasces of the republic" ~
1t remains to be how the bishops. dominican
frars and other eccesastics Catholic and Protestant
who are elected will look when they put the double
breasted white waistcoat, la Ro6espierre.
SPAIN.
Accounts to the 18th have been received
-, The Carst generals have refused to advantage by
the proifered amnesty.
Discount the notes of the San Fernando Bank had
risen to IL and even Ii per cent.
Narvaez is paraized for want of money. II so, n
more successful outbreak than the may looked
for.
LoMBARDY.
The Gazette Of Milan, of the 4th, states that
General Durando had addressed his AZ the
day recommending discipline and moderation and sosratua
Ing the Swiss volunteers for having taken up for the nd
pcndence OF Italy
the greatest to persons and property under pain of
exemplary . punishment;
John had arrived at Verona"
The journals Of Turin, speaking proclamation of
General Oudinot, which to the French army
OF the Alps his approaching entrance into Italy
una mous, while protesting their sympathy for the
reign in tho affairs of Italy La Concorda
Italy must alone fight against Austria and the
national Italian conquest must be Italian work"
NAPLES AND SICILY.
Inc .Ibd Of Florence announces that disturbances
TOOK place Mt Naples during the night Of the Goth u
TO overthrow the ministry, of whom several members
The bombardment of Mcssina had not ceased up to
the 18th 1t was continued even on Good Friday
According to the advices received from Udine the
81 inst, Count Nugent had advanced without oppos
ton from Sacile to Conegano. Everywhere the inha
bitants came to meet him with white flags The pea
SAINTS assert that the inhabitants of Trevso weary of
the extortons committed by the Free Corps and armed
will surrender without resistance Palma
Nuova and Osopo art blockaded, but still held out
IRE was opened the former fortress Sunday but
there are many officers there who have been compro
missed in the late proceedings that they will probably
defend themselves to the last extremity II is probable
That Count Nugent will meet with determined resist
ance before he can reach Treviso.
Private letters from Ancona, of the LIST instant
nouncc the arrival of several bataons of Neapoitan
troops In that town. their march to aid in driving
the Austrians out Of Italy. 1t expected that the
entire Neapolitan force would amount to 5000 men.
aFFAIRs IN ROME.
II will be from the following extract from the al
locution of the Pope in the screct consisory held at
Rome on the 10Th ult that Plus TX. has share in
he declaration of war to Austria -
Everybody knows Venerable Brothers, the words which
addressed To October Of last when reminded
OF the @cmal and attentive which they
to the people placed under their and the of the hic
" and obedience which they princes Afterwards
neglected nothing impress these ALL
Would to God that the effect had responded
h9rtaons But of the public connections
which have taken both Italy II
should wish pretend that the path opened
events y the which love kindness prompted
carry out at the commencement Of reign that certainly
andc innte sinc