The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-24
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT
GREAT PARTISAN RESURRECTION.
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The PROCEEDINGS
THE
FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
The PROCEEDINGS


The proceedings of the 22d June, the first day Of
the instruction. Of consequence, they did
not relate In any way To the great atroupemeu then
bursting forth. We therefore, begin with those Of
SIrrING OF JUNE 90
Nothing could exceed the concentration of force
the Place de la Concorde and around the Chamber.
Dragons. troops OF the line, detachments of the
Ga,de Mo6tie the mounted National Guard, and two
But what WAS It'll more importing. the appearance
of fifteen pieces Of cannon in 'front.' of the bridge
Down the quay and 10 the adjoining Streets the force
was enormous No person was allowed to cross the
Place on any pretence whatever. unless with card.
lnsde, great agitation prevailed and the represe nta-
tives in constant movement In general, fast
as they arrived ibtinaton given them to pro-
coed to the Presidents hotel where 1t would appear
that grave deliberations were going on respectn g the
events passing in the capital
NJ. PORTALS took the chair in the absence of the
Preside Mt
At quarter past twelve of the Ministers were
in their places hut the members of tho Executive
Committee ali abent
The MINISTER OF COMMERCE presented q bill de-
maDdiDg credit To pay for the scarfs and flags
naDded three months back ut Lyons
Gen. IL BRE1on had TO propose that looking at the
grave events which were passing in the capital, 1t
would be well # certain number of memt
nominated by the ASS mby or by the President in its
name to proc, ed amo ngst the troops-(hear hear)-
not to interfere with he military nders in their
arrangements, for that he knew ought always to be
avoided and no enc had greater confidence in the abb
Ety and determination of Gen Cavaignac than he
had, but to afford them the authority Of their moral
Influence (Hesr. hear. Agitation Cries of " No.
no') That besides would enable the gentlemen
appointed to stisfy the mpatenc. of the AS
semby to learn what going on, by informing the
President ut once If any importa MT event should
take place. (Agiiat'on
Gen LEYDET must oppose the proposition just made
The representatives ought to do nothing but what it
was their mission 10 do. (Yes. yes No no) Gen.
Cayaignac had the evening before taken every
cary measure of defence.
VoIcEs-The order Of the day the order of the day,
M. BEAuNE-N here. when these grave events are
(Great uproar r-s Of Ay, that's the question ny
He thought they ought to be present to-
Great ag,tstioD here members crying out
for the Order Of tie day ~ others, Go 60 on ~
The hon member continued for some time gesticulat
Ing, but without succeeding in making himself heard
After a while The uproar having ceased a little,
The President said Does the Assembly wish to pass
TO the order of the day
Cries of " Yes yes ~ I" No! mop the former pre-
dominating
The PnEs DENT shall put the question.
The Assembly then decided that the order of the
day should be proceed TO.
NJ AnolApE presented a proposition demanding
c;edt for the purpose of establishing cantonal phys
clans throughout the territory.
M DAnEN presented proposition to render COM
peely gratuious the admission and of eeves
in the laval schools
Both to be- dev eloped hereaft
NJ. SEWARD the President ascendod the tribune with
letter IN his hand and said-ln the bearer OF salts
of the capital (Mov-meHt) The two barricad.s
which were raised ut the corners Of the Rue blanche
Mibray taken by the republican guard In con-
junction with the National Guard Other barri cad-s
taken other points, by the troop. aud the Ma
tional Guards united In addition ] have just re-
ceved report from The commissary charged with the
special guard Of the National Ascend which states
Sesn tshpn Without much Ssty BY the troops and
National Guards. and demolished The troops had
fired several times by pstoons at the Porte st Denis
In which they bad been well seconded by the Garde
Mobile, who had fred spontaneously when the insur
gents attempted to dissrm them Several shots had
been fired from windows. An imposing force was at
present assembled ut the Hotel dc Vile. and every
thing led to the hope that the attempt thus made
would be every where kept down. (Grcat marks Of
satisfsctsn) The rioters am happy to say said the
honorable rrprese in conclusion, have met with
but little from the of the population
Considerable agitation followed this announcement
M. BIsrAu raid hat the day before the minister OF
public works had dema nded credit for railway, but
the confusion ut the time great that one
could hear what said 1t now appeared that what
had beer asked for was credit millions COM
plete part the line between Chalons
and Lyons He found that the minister had right
to act thus whilst hp yons company was still in ex
itence He thought very improper for the minister
thus to PREJUDICE the railway question now pending
The MINISTER PuH,ic WORKS declared that he
had done only in consequence Of negotiations for
an amicsble arrangement which was at present pend
ing between M and the company. II the railways
were not taken by the State the company could make
an allowance to the State for the money expended
M LAPoRET sa'd that 1t he who. mayor OF
done. There were 1000 ~orkmsn at Lyons expecting
the dissolution at the national workshops, and 1t
necessary to find work for them
NJ. DucLERc the Moister of Finance, said to salts
fly all psTtes the bill should be postponed until after
the railway measure had been decide
The MINsTER osMERcE wished to say few
words in consequence Of what had little before been
eaidsby hon. representative in the tribune Won
der was expre fed that the Executive oommitt-e
mot 1T their post They were in the building where
had they taken up their potion deemng it better to
have all the centralized the real centre OF action
beips the National Assembly. All the troubles and
agitation which occurring that day, no matter
under What name they were encouraged whether in
the of pretepders in the name Of workmen led
a.trny by Others. all from point, from the
enemies of the public from gold scattered freely by
He addressed ali trur nd asked did they
suppose that the example OF throne being over
seen without di. turbnnce! No that was impossible
But what he wanted especially to direct attention to-
the fact that all these attempts we're intended to
OVERT the bile and aided by foreign gold
But such Efforts would be found useless as the repub
lie sure to sub'ist eyes yes vpe IA repuohque
M Dr FALLoux presented the report Of the commit
tee or the national workshops. 1t proposed the fol-
loving decree:- ~
The nao, al wOrhsh shall DO dissolved in three
Ar . workshops for females not ncludedin
fs, crdi, of three opened the Minister Of
Ar, The Hnser Of Fuance is authorised lend the
puorsne STATE the dOunt ba"k for budes 10 tho
M Cosnox said the committee of workmen, of which
be vas he plesident had prepared decree ON .ne
il dcIispdpr that the national workshops should be
dtd but it did not think that they should be aus
solved v ithuut giving The workmen the guarantees
Which they insisted on (murm urs)-which they ask
ed for The committee on workmen was unanimous
In wishing the dissolution or the remodeing OF the
eets BIZ hmepts but they whhed that institutions
should be formed to supply their place 1t was for
~ ~ puTpotp tla tbSy had prepares decree, Dut
which they did not think it their duty to bring for
wa under the pressure Of kind OF emeue. But as
abe ntuvc decree had been read TO the Chamber, he
had b, told Il at IL necessary that the one he
Lad Il Guild All be read II was n foows-
Arr Assoca Of labor between orkm are ENCOURAGED
I,tcctd tho Republic TIE Conditions Of each assccia-
tic ar AeVb deusd ad decided on between tho parties in
The State only intereres the
Tie OF the state independent
OF he credit in
,du trial labor.
Art g. opened to the Minister Of Agriculture and Com.
cree three mil ions destined be divided amongst
Gle pss cisoI Iolted out ~ ant
The MIN,sr Pr BLic WoRKs said that he had that
in the raj o,nl hops and had heard their COM
paints against the measures epded to BE- carried
Into effect relative 10 them To their question as TO
Whether the d soluiion to take place mediatey,
he had replied "No" (Cries of yes yes He now
came fo ward In the Of the port just presented
take off from the respo nsbity OK that reply