New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-06
THINGS N PARIS
Louis Napoleon and the Executive Com''''-
tee-The National Assembly.


n 10 ge,ublic now forming the law Of ye-sfo1y Ns
,i ,,-ovi.ossl ard determines that IN TIE pfeseIl
....,,,ed ssaenbly no Representative can receive
l,er. Office or ia case he already possesses one,
- ,r,o-ion or increase Of salary during tne eonur-
-. NJ bis commission. The Minister OF labor then
red another small credit Of three millions ior the
national sgorkshops on which occasion ~ allouN De-
isored him Justify and declared plainly that since ne
last decree Of tie National Assembly concerning WORK
shoDs Htte or nothing had been done while the cir
clrnstance OF 81 Emile Thomas must also undergo a.
examination r. Tralet answered with HE usual t'A-
honue that he had the best possible designs oui tat
practice was always much more difficult and emoafAss-
ing than the mere riA 70 do.
But the chief interest Of yesterdays session iay be-
hind the wings Of the Assembly, and the proper rag
Of action was the Hall Of Conference, where fepoiS o.
resignation Of the whole Government ca MAST were
in circulation The Executive Committee appears 70
BIZ certainly in a very remarkable positon siAce' vi
Monday lat u desired vote Of thanks, "hlcn WAS
given By the Assembly with vote Of oby against I4
On Tuesday il proposed 8 measure Of poAuesl ne
cessty the banshment Louis Napoleon from French
ou and ibis decree of Punishment rejected by an
enormous majority through the declaration Oh INC -
sembly that the election Of the NqposoHide "as FAo
The question which the Executive Committee nAtura4y
asked itself wa this. Has the second vote not nea
.raHzed the frstr Ledu Rollin was Of this OPINION
and declared the same evening that he should iehoeI
ais resignation His colleagues, who would not re-
min without him determined do the same tnins.
This decision. which Immediately made known
excited naturally great sensation, and Armand MaffasI
who IN spite OF his ambition. cOmprehended tnat MS
time had not yet arrived and that the power so much
coveted would Clip through his hands, mmedstey 'an
the circumstances before the Club OF Representative
over which nc presided. The friends OF the Govern
ment united with him and deputanon visited inc TX
ccuuve COMMITTEES yesterday morning ia ofoef 20 per
suade IL 10 remain Al the mead Of affairs assuring the
members that the vote Of the Assembly n regard 70
Loui, Napoleon had in no respect political sgnin-
canoe The Executive Committee and the Ministers
es.eubled before the session in the l4th Bureau and
debated what was 10 be done Ledru Ro.in and Gar
ner Pages persisted ia asserting the necessity Of re-
.inng but il was finally determined on toe PROPOSE
lion OF Isnsrtne 70 request Of the National Assembly
An EXPRESSION concerning the import Of the last vote
that IT, 20 desire second time vote Of confidence
upon which the existence Of the Executive Committee
should be- made dependant AMER a long debate TINS
proposition was accepted. and the collected members
OF the Government then hrst appeared in the Assem-
bly, lat 3PM) But the discussion on hand left no OPP
uortllntg for the summons announced by Pascal Du-
prst. and this was therefore postponed until day
Today therefore Pascal Duprot vii summon the TX
ecutive Committee and ask the members what truth
there is in the report Of their resignation and Lamar
tine will recall the last two votes Of the Assembly a.
each couuterhasnciug the other and throw himself IN
the most decisive manner, on the Cabinet Qncston-
which as is universally believed viii be decided in
favor Of the Executive Committee.
Louis Napoleon has not yet arrived in Paris and yes
terday passed over very quietly. Nevertheless the eS-
animation and Of the Bonapart rioters OF the
i2.h and 18th. stil continues. Beside NJ Loiiz, NJ.
Van de- Persgny Of the partcpators Ia the affairs
AZ Boul enc and strssbourg and NJ. sembaire enc Of
Che publishers Of Bonspartlst journal, have been ar
rested The Police IL also on the search OF Miss Cor
don Of strssbourg renown. who Is said TO have been
very active during the last few days and II asserted
! that the arrest OF Ihomassin. President OF the Com
,nittee o. the "Laborers Banquet az sous has like
wise some connection with the Bonapertist ntrgues
Thomassin n the year 1891, actually was the publisher
Of the Bonapartist journal la Revolution and Laiiz
printed an account Of the affair ~ Strasbourg have
been assured that the Laborcrs Banquet was intended
TO have served first to bring about conflict with the
National Guards and in the midst Of the emeute TO
procaim Louis Napoleon President, with dic;atoria
power When Louis Napoleon was chosen Represen-
s,ye and no hiudrance laid in the way OF his entrance
into the Chamber the Banquet Of Labor was postponed
is now appointed for the 4th Of July the anniversary
a the destruction OF the Bastc. and they no doubt
hone that by that time the Pretender will have fixed
himself so securely that something decisive may be
dared
In the meantime that the enthusiasm may not be sui.
| erred TO grow cold, oarfh Bonapsrtst Journal has
appeared" lie P,th Corporal Che Little Corporal
and to-day large yellow pecsrds cover all the walls oi
Paris. containing proclamation Of Louis Napoleon
Bonaparte dated from London the llth inst in which
he thanks his beloved fclowciizens Of the Seine the
ssrthe the Yonne and the Charente for the iouriod
choice which has fallen upon him. and expresses his de-
termination % DO everything possible to make France
great powerful, honorcd and happy.
NJ Anselme Peteun, talented journalist up to the
present time editor of the CeasT de LyoR is said to
have been appointed Minister Penipo'entary to - Pc
tersburg
Bonopariist journal publishes to-day letter from
Col Boufe, Montauban one OF the participants in the
landing al Boulosne in which he complains bitterly OF
The sighting manner with which the National speaks OF
that undertaking. lie declares that it WAS fully as pa
trouc as the riots OF No,re Dame in the year s34 he
reminds the public that his purse has always been
open Tor the republican Journals and that he is siil in
possession of numerous receipts and letters OF thsnk'
from Armand Carrel, and the present Mayor Of Paris
Armand MarrasL Il is fact that most Of the repubh
can Journals were assisted by Prince Louis Napoleon
during the July Government and now desire his sue
cess.
Among the many petitions which have been present
ed 10 the National Assembly tina. Of NJ Bsrets' 80 Eau
bours Moutmartre which proposes to extend the law
of marriage So as 10 allow strera rires 10 one Husband
has produced great sensation.
SESSION or TIE NATIONAL AssEusLY'-The outwT'
phvsiognomy of the Ha OF Session is the usual
Four thousand troops and National Guards, in th'
courts aud gardens guard the anointed head
Of the National Representative. Before the Palsc'
and on the Pont De ia Concorde several hundre'
s,lcetwskers who are waiting for citizen Prince Loui
Napoleon The Hall Of Conference is thronged th
vote Of Confidence. the crisis in the Cabinet and tn
Bonapartst mtrigucs are discussed by large nunibe
Of groups In vain has President Senard been sitiin
since one o'clock in his armchair in vain he sends IN
beadles out on al sides, bring together the honor
able Representatives is hafpssi one and there ar
no, my Representatives in the Hall
AZ two o'clock the dissolsns OF the Prooss rgDo mrs
commences. lasting I'll about quarter past two Nov
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