New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-06

members Of the Assembly wished to prevent the publ
cation OF the documents. on the ground thA' certain
persons not named were compromised oy uem ne
.o,dncIv refused 10 receive them before they were
mn into the hands Of al he would not consent 70 Dc
put into position IN which circumstances might I'm
Del him either 10 be silent in regard 70 aecushuuu'
sgansf himself or 70 become inormer against oth'
eTs when the whole testimony was communicated 70
al there would no longer be chance OF tnis.-lhe
discussion was fixed Tor Monday next
The only other incident OF any Importance IN tne as
sernby is the passage yesterday Of the oil providing
for the purchase Of the Lyons Railroad ON Monday
the session barren Tuesday was the iestVs OF le
Assumption and there no session to-day 'e pm
cpa matter 10 be considered Is plan Tor an hsol'eh
law in regard 70 which the commercial world and the
Assembly are divided by a very Jealous opposition o,
oninions The discussion will be heated one, and
viii probably be protracted for two or three days.
While the Government has betrayed us weakness 10
the affairs Of Italy and the Assembly dragging through
IL daily routine the elements are rapidly iermenung
both in country and city In great proportion OF the
departments the municipal elections nave lesu.leu Nv
only in the choice Of moderstes but OF iegimiss ana
the question begins 70 have some significance Wnat
the President chosen by universal suffrage snoul oe
Henry ~ In Paris there is Bonapartist disaiecuon
among the troops two legions Of the National Gnard
are about 10 declare in favor of Henry the tau-
boury ST. Antoine Is again unquiet plot 10 Kidnsp
Gen Cavsignac was discovered night before last and
yesterday Of the conspirators were arrested
such are the reports that partly true and parity false
are curren, through the city. The Government are
taking fresh precautions the guards around the Hotel
de Vile are greatly siren Ethed new troops are coming
In while some that have been here for some time are
being removed and al that prudence can do 70 prevent
an emeute will be done the only doubt is whether the
troops be relied on, and that is doubt from which
the Executive il by no means exempt
In Germany. the three Republics are going through
various parliamentary commissions To day 1t ia At Der
lin tomorrow at Frankfort and the next day AZ Vienna
that we hear there has been most stormy session
In Austria the reaction far sure OF It's ground that
the Emperor has gone back 10 Vienna. Hungary, de-
feated by the Croats alter having sought in vain, and
by the bases; sacrifices for the aid OF the Austrian Gov
eminent has at last gone 20 Frankfort negotiate
independent admission a member Of the Universal
German Nation The Reichsverweser ia al Cologne,
where ne has received splendid reception and delight
ed all hearts by the rusty condition OF his coat and the
planness OF his The troops Of Hanover and
Prussia have at last done homage 10 the central author
ity OF the Empire-an empire not Of the most per
Inanent sort. The armistice with Denmark is not
yet settled though each day brings positive assurance
that il soon will be. The Danes are in the meantime
waging war against the German commerce, which i
more profitable to themselves than 10 their enemies.
When the Germans will be restored 10 their senses, and
really put an end 10 this most insane OF martial enter
prses time alone can determine They are now
marching new troops into the Duches, and possibly
may yet succeed in answering the prayers Of the Dem
ocras By provoking with Russia but this is not
probable Nations were never so shy OF war As now,
and Russia with all her armies has desire for il.
In Ireland we hear of pacifcation The country
is unquiet ever, and only military force secures
the paternal Government of England 10 its inhabitants
The Cholera has reached Berlin from the north and
Vienna from the east It will make terrible work here
in Paris among the poorer classes who reduced
by misery that they must instantly fall victims 10 any
disease that attacks them c. A. D.