Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

Second The General shall assume the title Of President
Of the Council" This paragraph carried with the
unanimity
Third !" He will name his own Ministry" A member
asked that be should propose his Ministry, but the Assembly
voted the paragraph without needing the objection, and
more than thirty rose against it.
Inc entire decree was then adop ihe opposing members
The following decree expressive Of regret for the loss
Of the Archbishop Of Paris posed unanimously by the As
semby "The National Assembly regards duty pro-
claim the sentiment of religious gratitude and profound sc
oD which feels for the devotedness which the Archbishop
of Paris showed and for his DEATH holy and heroic
sEsARD the President, read the draught Of the procla
nation TO The French people
'sFREScH RrruBLIc--LIBrRr EouA Atty FRATrRSIrY."
e Tie National assembly 70 he Frencl Nation"
"Frenchmen Anarchy has been conquered Paris is still
standing. Justice shall be done.
Honor to the courage and patriotism OF the national guard
OF faris and the departments honor brave and
glorious army to young and intrepid movable guards to
our schools TO the republican guards and to the nnumerable
volunteers who throw themselves breach tor the
defence OF order and liberty. Marks Of adhesion
at the risk OF their lives and with superhuman cour
drove from barcade barcad and pursued into their
last astesses those ierocious who, without principle
without any banner appear have taken for the mere
sake OF massacre AMI plunder [Cheers.
families, Institutions liberty country, all struck to
the Tor The attacks OF those new barbaan were direct
ed against the civilization of the nineteenth century But civil
zation cannot now perish The repubc the work OF God
the living law OF humanity, the republic cannot perish
I'VE swear H. IN the Of the entire of France which
rejects with horror those savage doctrines bravo according
to which family is but name, and property spoliaon
Fresh acclsmaons We it by the blood OF many
noble Victims who fell by ratricda hands All the enemies
OF the republic there leagued against it last vio
lent and desperate effort They have been yanqushcd and
hereafter Of them shall be able anguna
collisions The sublime impulse which, from all points OF
France precptated towards Paris those thousands ctzen
soldiers whose enthusiasm still leaves quite moved proves
TO evidence that under the regimen Of universal and drec
Suffrage Inurrecuon against the sovereignty of the people
the greatest OF crimes. Yes, yes j
Besides the DEGREES of the National Assembly su
ncent 70 rute those wrehed caumnies proclaim that in
our republic there longer classes any privileges
possible that the operatives brethren that their
e has been 5r the sacred interest and that
after having energecally reesabhed order and secured
the severe execution of Justice will open our arms and
hearts to all those who toll and suffer among u.s.
"Frenehmen let us unite in the holy love OF the country
remove the last yesges Of civil discords and firmly main
tain all the conques of liberty and democracy Let nothing
induce us to deyiate from the principles OF revolution But
should forget that society requires be directed
that equality and fraternity only develop themselves
cord and and that order is indispensable liberty
enable consolidate itself and guard agan
Thus shall we strengthen young repubc and behold
advance in fuury every day greater prosperous,
and deriving force and guarantees OF duration from
the very trials which il has just traversed"
The aspect of the chamber on Wednesday, is sad was
mournul scarcely than four FIVE ladies be
Many Of the members have lost friends, relatives,
acquaniances No business transacted the Bourse
The barcades before tue Assembly all removed 1t
believed that the state Of siege will be prolonged days
guards who not duty during the
The prisoners taken among the insurgents 7000 who
deposited in the vaults and dungeons under the Tuee,
the Louvre the Palais Royal the Chamber Of Deputies the
Hotel de ViIe and in the various prisons.
The total number Of killed, inclined TO believe
comparing both French and English accounts does
ceed five thousand The truth be kaown for weeks
The wounded are from six to seven thousand.
On Of the flags seized barricade in the Rue ST.
Antoine inscribed, " Vainqueurs, l plage; vaincys,
rincende."
NJ Odlon Baot named president of the committee Of
inquiry into the conspiracy Of the 23d June and 5th May
It is stated that the troops Sunday night fighting
at hundreds of different points in Paris. This will
count for the protraction OF the contest
Some Of the bullets seized in the Rue ST. Antoine were
cast in large hmbles like those used by tslo terminating
ing in point and adapted to nfct the most fdghtful
wounds.
Seven eight the Paris papers were suppressed by Gen.
Cavagnac during the progress OF the nsurecon. plea
was, that for the me doctrines they preached dan
TO the repubcprecisely the plea Of depos their
case. The Presse the only important paper dealt
with is not Communist, bot Conservative organ The
proprietor Emile de Grardn, arrested, and still de-
tained as prisoner.
Treache and unnecessary cruelty charged upon the
insurgents many Cases mentioned in which
they butcheTed their prisoners with the arocy OF savages,
thus occasonng those fearful etsato which cha
actezed the conduct Of the troops the pursuit the last
day. II is charged that they poisoned the wine and
brandy served to the troops and poured vrol out Of the
windows the brave fellows who contended with them frankly
and with good faith party of dragons Mondsy
morning ured into Of the Of the Fsuhoug ST.
Antoine and massaced by the who filled the houses
Of t. The boys Of the guard mobile who alternately
playing soldiers and ball. have been lsughed at but in these
days of June they have proved themselves heroes One
Of them, lad, who captured flag barrcade,
Monday publicly decorated by General Cavagnac with his
own Of the Legion OF Honor. al have just now
ssys the Times reporter Monday "seen passing along
the Bouevsrds two Of these ens de Paris bending under
the weight o-what do you think garands and bouquets
Of flowers showered them their way hher from the
Faubourg ST. Antoine while national guards marched
behind them waving their heads the standards Of the
Communists and Sections which those youths took in the bar
ricsdes Of the teY,ble fsubourg' What people y
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