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

cifre who met with tho greatest difficulties but the
Faubouigs st. Denis s.. Martin. aud Poisson erc are
now cleared 10 this barriers. the circulation has
been re-establisbed. point romans on which no.
thing has BE- doDe-the Clos st. Laz,re who're tho
insurge Ds have cntrenched Themselves In the Hospital
Louis Philippe. General Lamor oisrs declares thai to-
morrow be will fore" 1t. General Corte has been
dangerously wounded as was rumor.d; his wound il
hhIht and he continues his service Every has
done his duty. The poytechni School that II st.
Cyr and the Normal School all worthy Of bling
h"ned' and amongst The National Guards OF the de-
Patmtnls shall name in the frat line with pardpns
bic pride 'ho'e OF Rourn on S-nard fror that ctyD
OF Amens Beeuvsis. C!ermont, Chosy, Chaton, Reuil
I ~ MkhBrR-flave the mails been dispat chedt
r. AhAoo-A All OF them-thxt OF i}ouos n the sams
as the rest The only exception ia tb. mail to QUE
wan which being carried q backs was sci rel
on by tho insurgents. They did not howeyer u,ddie
with tho letters they merely carried tho b,9s 60 thu
railway, and to-day they went of with rest The
/ MEMst General Lafontnne was won d-d this
morning, when attacking u barrcade in the Faub,urr
81 Denis have to add a remsrkable fact ted
with the present Disorder. boy If IL years OF age
was arrested behind the barrcsdr of the ST. SIEVE
rim with 10000 fir in gold about HIM (Movs,nent)
Inc fREsiDENr-lt would, perhaps be better not 70
mention thus My tn facts though Of such ua.
doubted gravtythr best plan would be- to carry IN
10 General Cavaguac. IL IN unnecessary for tn
mind you of the union which exists your Pre-
sident and The General to whom the executive pos
has been Delegated We have already concerted togo
Their on several measures to be taken relative the
state Of siege those which require log satvs
intervention will he submitted to you without delay
depreciation forgot to mention just tn 1t the
bafrcsde st Merry has beer taken within the last
The insuigrnts have had great number killed ana
the Republican Guard has also suffered much They
fighting i'll desperately in The Faubourg st Mar
tin and the Clos st Lazare
he permanent sitting was then suspended to eight
O'Clock next evening
1t was then ten o'clock ut night
rERMANrNT SITTING. SUNDAY. JUNE as.
The Place de la Conoorde aud all the neighborhooA
was as usual occupied by number of tronps
the force brpg e.tma,ed at least at 20 900 men pome
OF he men were lying straw thu quay walls
Others were cleaning their horses and preparing give
them provender No person whatever was allowed to
pas unless with cards.
INSIDE the Chamber, the number represe ntatives
present was not very great and with the exception Il
some National Guards no one whatever was in thopus-
The chair was taken at half past eight O'Clock.
The PRESIDENT rose immediately and said The In
formation which have to communicate to you Ia most
satisfactory The night has passed in perfect
that order will be quickly restored in the quarters
where the resistance has been most desperate. Tho
whole Of tho left bank Of the river is free; strong
patrols traverse the quarters St Jacques and ST. Mar
and no where meet with any obstacle. The bar
rieres of Fontanebeau Arcuail and d'Enfer h~iA
by the troops of the line aud the National Guards.
Eary this morning received deputation of the
respectable citiz Ds of the 18th ACCOMPLISHMENT
stated to the anarchy that prevailed tho Il
the Major al Guards Ind in the Municipal admit
ton Of that district. General Cav agnac . took
meet the evil and prepared decree co.,
fding to three members of the National Assembly,
Mestrs Vauls belle, Troussard and Deludre, pr0vt
sional administration Of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS and the
organization If the National Guard The accounts
hom the right bs nix also of favorable character,
General Duvvier is no longer ciroumscribsd within
rection bas completely died away in that quarter;
General Lamorciere has taken energetic measure. 70
put down all insuriecton In the n-ghborhood Of the
Rue du Temple and the Faubourg Saint An toine alA
am confident that in few hours, shall have to
The greatest prevails amongst tho In
surgent party and the workmen who jed aed in It, in
pres the greatest sorrow and declare that they did
not know, what they were doing. (MurmursD Tho
news which has reached me from the province
also most favorable will only mention dispatch
from Angouleme. which was handed to m entered
the Chamber The project announces that the intel
lgence from Paris had excited the greatest
ton there and all the male inbabitants inscrih-
ing their names to march to the assistance Of the cap
tai; the utmost enthusiasm prevailed The acoou nts
FRI the other parts Of France ually
Such is summary of what had to commu nicste t.
colleagues who gave excellent ideas to General Cxvsr
mac and myseK and which will be turned to profit. I
have now TO propose decree which under present
the agitation which has occurred for several DAYS in
Paris. the usual works have been stopped. and the
benefit derived from charitable institutions has proved
altogether insufficient. In consequence means must
b. taken TO provide for the subsistence the poorer
classes The following is tho decree:
to the nns Of the Intel 70 a I'd aid and s san
peIs find Impossible
ART The Minister q ,be Interior and Of psTs
ndisemensof Paris and the Baneus may Appear
Arr shall be ahcn distribute at their .va
h'Ts wss ' oh hs
The sitting was then suspended. ,..-s
AT O'Clock the sitting resumed
The PREsiprNr-The intelligence which Z gave this
morning is confirmed. On the left bank OF the Seine
some attempts made to raise -barricad-s; hut
trs Dqu As to the right bank tho measures taEse
have not yet restored order they have ut the
effect Of preventing the instruction spreading So
versl barbados have bsen taken in thu Rus s. An
tome and adjoining streets Everywhare the iusur-
re'ion loses ground and the republic gains it. (S.s
faction have to add that every hour bri ngs In she
troops ordered by the mnister Of and that the
National Guards of the departments constantly
NJ f. ARAco- All he mails arrived this morui ug Il.
due course and yesterday we're regularly dsspatohsd
hands Of the Pos-oce authorities To-day letters win
be received up to five O'Clock, as usual. l.l
The PREsipEsr-I wish to add, that the Appearances
Of the representatives amongst the National Guard
and the army bas been excellent m-nd them
The MINISTER OF COMMERCE said that the most ma
evoeDt and allarious reports had been spread about
relative to the quantity OF provisions in Paris He
of fl ur in the capital at present enough to supply
the whole Of he Inhabitants for 80 days He wished
now to direct the attention of the Assembly t. the
commercial bills falling due at Paris June ~ They
Of bad not been paid and he should propose
have their date prolonged for days. cay TO July
The MIsIsrrs OF F,NAScE said that tue bank did
not think so long delay required to the 9th Of
June would be long enough t..s
VoIcE-And the departmental
The MINISTER OF FiNArcE did not think any delay
would be requir, d FIR hem
M o B,R.or should oppose the application Of the
measure to the departments The present events
might affect Paris. but could not any inoonvs-
nj, nee In the provinces ooh! oh9 u ~ 1g
NJ SrouHM maintained that the effect, in a commsr- =
cal point of view, would be immense in the debst-
ments which we're always intimately connectsd win
the capital 2, 4-f..r.a
Some other members having spoken in the same
senss NJ. o Barrot withdrew his prop6sition.
The Assembly then adopted decfre, declaring that
bills due from the 23d Of june 10 Tho 2Sth should b
allow I'd five day logger to run. ar4 A.
7 Ne sitting was sgab uspendcd. L..
At aquarter past three the sitting resunsd,FM.
George Lafayette 10 the char
NJ. Ducoux-l yield to the wish Of q great number of
my cole CUES aud cop.e to the tribune to infSrm yoa
Of what have just c6mmu nicated to General .vs,s
nae Everywhere the instruction Ia being put do~n;
the insurRents have yielded ground every where 500
alta nd Of arms have been taken The national guard
has been admirable in it's conduct; With admiral in
stinct II etablshed commu nics lions from house 70
house nd having gained those which ndsd the
n ureents by discharges mu-ketry from above suo-
csed, d IN sweeping them from their positions.