The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-18

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The PRrnpzNr-Be Before proposing to the chamber to
conclude the sitting have to 1t to decide on its or
dor Of the day and 20 say whether intends to examine
prop stions which were presented yssttrasy ana
which ordered 10 bs txaulip,d in the baresuA
(CTi of"No, nc;""Yes yes;" agitation
The MINISTER OF PUBLIC INsrEUcrIoN-l demand lor-
rnay That tAe chamb shall maintain its order Of the
dsy (Cri's Of" Yes. yes" from the centre
r. CnKi I.ux-I have the honor Of pres nting peti-
tons from great rumber OF citizens lmurmur gil in
favor OF reform csies of" order, osder,' and tumu
The PRrsrpsNr.-l called on to msints the Z Yer
OF the day relative 10 the propositions to be IN
the bureaux (cries OF yes, yeeD A..
NJ. o BARRor, from bis place i had supposed inst
the natural the inevitable consequences OF he rese
which the President of the Council exhibited just nov
IN reply ing to tbs demar made TO b ior
particularly looking - 'n osb,nst wss the inaean.
postpone Of the Discussion on Inc propo,ion
Yesterday presented suomsg ny h;@ eTs ~
should ray to be considered altogether subordinate
to the wish Of the chamber have therefore, notnins
further to ssyI HAYS only to submit 10 what the N or
ty shall decide, .,,...,
ctssary is the Ie-estGbishnert OF the pubic peace
Anarchy Is the worst OF al conGops-it msnsces so-
cie order it's very centre The only question, there
fore ca the order the Gay is the restoration Of trap
nuilty In order to strengthen the free regular
ton OF all the great powers OF the state nave TOO ngh
opinion of my colleagues, and OF their patro,nG'
particularly whe the matter in question - The perform
of great duty not to be convncsdtbat every one
From the -ftThs opposition more than the mt jorl-
tyl (Cries Of mo, no.'D
From the Centre-rhe majority just a,much (Agita'
tionO
MDuprN-I an convinced, l say, that all will CO.
operate in bringing ebout that Iesul only speak az
rres'ntoeing weak from lllne's.ior the purpose o,
the Revolution II July. That revolution was enecteo
the ION oftnslsw 10 maintain pupho eIdeT
the same time that IL uphold, liberty. But the Ma
onY Guard was q party cooperating IN the establish
of public order and liberty, and II hiss never failed
in its duties more than We, nor VIII 1t 90 so ~ pre-
seHt 49,
Avocr ltailed in Its duty when Brought petitions
| TO the shapiber.
"A n,,pru AT ma have i.dajrei the
title of representatives of the people let us therefore
present show ourselves worthy ofhat appelaton ana
IN accord with the King and the central power, coutr
Blu all eflrts put end 70 all tuuultuous &C.
20 nblage, Lee reDiad the people thst ma, neither
tpe rig Of elaboration nor IF command that 1t must
At with patience for the which will be taken
BY tbs 10 arrive ut Vhe rcestsbiishEent OF
n IT Well item, in such lgcunsalses eusht we Hot
part to put astop to frrtsting discuoos winch
whatever may be their result, would certainly initiate
the object which all ought to have in view
the restoration Of public order? Consequently shall
support any proposition made in favor OF the postpone
ent Of he examination OF the propositions alluded TO
The PRESIDENT Of the Council from his place Jas
declared that long the Cabinet was in power
&c would restore OF otsn public order and cause the
laws be respected TIE Cabinet. for its parts.e 80
reason that shy Of the lRbors Of the Chamber should
be interrupt d. that any question, previously brought
forward should not receive its solution. The Grown
il. prerogave and that prerogative ought to
be fully rspscted but long the Cabinet Ia sea ed
these be Chez nothing eught to bs sus ended or H.
ia the abors deliberations Of the great pub
rs powers The Cabinet is quite really to reply to all
questions, or to enter into any dscussior t 10 how
W w
Mr. DurIS-Tbe dignihed language of the honorable
minister perfectly suited TO the gravity Of the crcum-
stsuces bus whilst the honorable minister makes no
opposition the chamber celebrating such or such
question: Il is for the chamber to the OF
the psroa while it remains in power to the re-sstsbish
mint of public tranquility, aud do ihiok that it is at
such that the chamber should deliberate on
proposition which calls for impeachment OF that mios-
try l. therefore, persist in calling fer the adjournment
M DE PEYRAMoNr-I demand to have the order Of the
| dav tnxiutaiued | alkO wish to ask NJ, Dupln why he
did not yesterday, address to the opposition the recon-
mendation which he makes to It now hear hear from
The Chamber was then consulted by the President
question Of the order OF the day as pre-
viourIy spoonted, and q vote In the Affirmative va
The sitting brought to clore at four o'clock, enc
the deputies retired in great agitation.
Sitting OF FsB. 24.SAt O'Clock NJ. sauzet toel
tn. chair, in presence of about 500 member. shortly
afterwards 1t stated thst the Duchess of Orsau'
bai arrived st the Palace, with her two Tb.
Princes appeared at the Left door accompanied by
the two PIiuc,s and the Dukes d Nemours and Mont
pen.isr The young Count de Paris entered first, LED
b. one OF the members OF The house. He penetr.ted
nifty the circle which eroEd
ga WIN s4acers and sodisrs of he
p ss.. - iss.i .ty..s "a = sls Ia
arn-d men OF the lower orders and National Guards
chs Princess AID her children Il e. retired 70 on.
tial chair VENTS 'ppVe''' 'ns ffesiaeh
The greatest sgi 'sti,p and uproar prevailed. snd
when silence was restored N. DuT in
TO the assembly the King o std Gated in ,svor a
bis graz dstn and conferred Tie regency the Duch
OF OIL
A voice from the public eslery-sIt j, too LATE -
An 100 scr!bspi- hceDe OF turlut ensued A npnbs,
OF deputies colcctei round tia Duchess aud her child
rem, sn tie Dukes OF Nemour. and hlontvsnsier NJ
tiorsl Guards also rallied round the Royal Family.
M Marie then escended the tribune without beni
able TO speak, his voice bsns drowned by desfspnt
cites When silence wss restored, NJ Marie said tina
the criticsl situation in which the capital
urgently necessary to adopt such ures CO.
had made immense progress Shall We preciaim tn
Duke de Nemours The Duchess Orleans Regent ,
W. Creni:euE, who ftIowsd was of opinion to uphcl
tue new government M Genoude thought that an ap
peel ought to be sddressed to the people NJ OiillcI
Barrot mex. ascended tbs tribune, and advocated
the rights OF the Duchess d'Orlesns NJ. Laroch.js
quslin supported the appeal to the people NJ
Lamartine and NJ Leiru Roiu insisted on tho n ces
sly Of appointing provisional government. M Sauzs
here put On mis- hat and concluded the sitting Tn,
Prif csrs retired followed by all tn. pcbsrs tbs Cen
insurgents then called rather carried NJ Dupont d.
| Eyre to the Presidential chair. The tribune sud I'll
sas were occupied BY the people and NationG
Guards and the Of the members Of tbs provision
govern ment were proclaimed aulds- which hsf
not been witnessed since the Conyen len The awen
bly, then adjourned to the Hotel do Vile to inst. the
provisional government.
| Markets.
LONDON MONEY! MARKET Feb. SIN tho course o.
yesteFdsy all doubt TO the financial coure- to be
adopted by the government oicsipated By the ap
p-1rsncs OF notice for the renewal Of tue Exchequ,r
Bills arrivsg at maturity in Msrch next which "a
be exchanged for new bills barring interest Of %
per cent per diem instead Of Sd rs at present The m
tsress receivable On the bills will quenty b.
~ '"o Nupe pcE hDuuuu OF L lis y
now paid. For time before the notice appeared
tn. Intentions Of government were known; and in the
course OF day afternoon rise in the price Of the
Frauds commenced, aud continued till this morning
when IN advance to the extent q q per cent in tht
prices OF yesterdsy Observable Cousos for money
having reached 9O while the price for Account did MOI
so beyond 90 Aslsrht reaction since the
closing quotations being s9% q both money and Ac.
count Money Ia very abundant the rate of comm rca
discount ing sbout per cent while in the Stock Elk
chang loars are easily 0btensd upon the security Of
Eoglish stock vt the rae OF per cent per annurI
Nototug hut this abundsncs could have produced the
present improvement in prices for some dvys the
'sies o. ck by the public have been considerable The
.o3S tbu' thrown upon the market Will, however ~
n. wante Of the rpsculstors for iel who viii hei
BE- comp Led to close their accounts, and by the large
amounts That VIII be taken by the Bank OF England
bankers ard othr capitalists, VITO have been forced
into the III ds "A The only means OF employing their
In IL