The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-24

he thanks OF the Assembly then voted 10 0sn-
ersl CavsiRnse.
tiopsi Guard and GHrde Mobile, should be included
in tbis vote, which was agreed to.
similar vote vas passed to the President Of tho As
sembly and trbuts offered to the memory Of the
Archbishop Of Paris.
M. MARrrr, (ds strasbourg) then proposed the fol-
Ts Assembly confers the executive power General cava
NJ PoRrALs Obrerved, that the General was In some
measure stranger to public affairs, and suggested
that the Assembly appoint itself the Ministers, as
otherwise IL would have no chance Of duration.
Some members having demanded that tho two para
boups be put a separately from the chair most Con-
fused discussion ensued amidst the greatest tumuit
When silence was restored
M, DuFAuRE contended that the division vas indis-
pensabe in the interest Of the liberty Of all opinions
some members being DESTROYS to vote for the first
agraph who would not give their APPRECIATION to the
second.
General CAvAIoSAc next demanded, as representa-
tive of the people. the division Of the decree.
This course being agreed to-,
The PnEsIDEsr read separately the different para
graphe Of the decree
al The National Assembly coners the executive power
This paragraph was unanimously adopted by the AS
semby and the whole House aud the National Guards,
who constituted exclusively the auditory in the public
galleries Joined in the cries Of Vire Ia RePmbque"'
" Vire le General Capaignacp'
Council" ''''|'N' '''N'''
This paragraph Was carried with the same unani-
IS He will name his Ministry"
| member asked that he should propose his minis
try. but the Assembly voted the paragraph without
needing he objection, and not than thirty
against it.
| The entire decree then adopted, the opposing
| members net exceeding 20.
| The Assembly afterwards adjourned.
On the sitting being resumed ut four O'Clock, the
President announced that NJ Dornes, wounded at the
barricade of 50. Denis, fast recovering He then
invited the members in the interest of the wounded
to visit them only at the hours fixed by the admins
traon Of the hospitals, between and ten O'Clock
in the morning.
! The PREsIpENr next read to the Assembly the draft
Of the special decree relative to the Archbishop of Pa
ris. II was thus worded -
Ts National Assembl, regards duty proclaim the
ment Of religious gratitude and profound which al
hearts e for the devotion and santyheroch death OF tho
Archbishop If Paris"
NJ. RrMLLy then proposed to the Assembly to in.
vite its War Committee TO prepare
| LIST, A decree against sacret eties.
ID, Another relating TO the clubs
Sd, A third against the construction of barricadee.
4th fourth regulating the posting Of bills aud the sale Of
5th Fifth relative to the caution msney and police of the
press.
| He, moreover deman ded that the Committee of the
Interior be directed to prepare decree the dssou
ton of the national warehouses; Of Paris and second
the of citizens who do form part
of the National Guard and finally to order the Mi
mister Of War to emble camp In the neighborhood
Paris, or in the Champ de Mars.
| The Assembly afterwards adjourned.
In the evening sitting. General CAvAIGNAc, as we
have already stated announced the formation Of the
new Ministry.