The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-17
FRANCE.
The Riaaie I'm the National Assembly.

may chdflce 10 De, i VIII hear the crash oil the
downfall ofthe thrice-aecursed s'British Empire
The Riaaie I'm the National Assembly.
The foreign papers we received by the ilniied
States brought us the proceedings I'm the National
Assembly up 10 o'clock on, tie afternoon OF the
18Th, at which time NJ Badlez, the President,
Withdrew We now give an account Of the rsot9us
scene which followed:
NJ. Barbes now addressed the crowd, and said
Iha. the people had manifes,ly merited well their
comty-whoeveI should order the rappeI to be
beaten, should be declared traitor TO his county.
Qhunders ofApplause greeted the speaker1
All this time the President (wio had made but
shori stay ouisidel was from lime 10 time ring
ing his inefficient bell.
~ Hubert, who had been political prisoner in
the time of the femer Government, here eried,
'Cuizens, proclaim, in the name OF the sovereign
people OF France, that the National Assembly is
dissolved what shouting arose here il is use
less 10 attempt 10 describe.l The estrada where
the President chair placed, the tribune where
ihe orators spoke from, the benches where the
Representatives were, were all covered with men
in bloases-in their shiIt-sleeves-in the short
lscket OF ahe workman. Flags were waving--nlen
gere shoplipg-s paper on the end Of pole bore
the words, "Francas secOuTs Ia POone!" All
was scehe of sneh confession that az first u eve
eotfd catch Eothing; il ives ine1trieable mass
Of the people and their attributes The RepIesen-
pubhc had been seated IN gay attire at the begin
ming of the sitting, We're nov held by the men OF
the people The Assembly broke Up. The crowd
got. tired iofs remaining in fJmaeeustomed a
gradually lessenst ~ numbers. =
theSA-.- etyUf AJAX annes aax Hnnes," atCse
among 0iheEs. Women fated about snosg the
men; the Delegates had oil disappeared, The Na-
onal Guard in the greatest agitaiicr were cry ing
ont thattkey had been betfay ed by Gen COUTtsis.
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met advancing TO the National Palace in great
indiesation, and crying, "Vive ] Assemblee Ma
ne gtentesi aeitatien prevailed IN the streets,
everyone Tying to Iearh What lad tsken.Plaee.
Next Days session. a-
sUakthe opening of the Chamber, on the kth
inst. N. Bn1heE, the President, having resigned
the ehaL TO NJ CeTbon, Ona oftlle Nsce Presidents,
proceeded TO offer 10 the Chamber explanations for
his eohdoct on the occasion oflhe invasion Of the
Chamber sby.the popnlace the dly preyions NJ
DBuchez said. that being PRESSED apa beaiegsd by
Threatening letters, containing Furious menaoes a.
sainst see 4ssel1e aen lAe snsleet o. beating abe
pend H. Al thsse words violent nluru1,rrs broke
out frnIn al parts of the Assembly. III. Bgchez
appeared ilssonesxte@, and Elammeree ont,sxtu-
ses, say, That he feared Tor the lives Of the mem
s ss. .sssss S.s s sss II s a.
yon gsss ss5 ssI sSsis' ~ gs s sSRssss
Bue hsx but il seems 10 me fhat the condtiet Of
your hesidept is NOT worly Of yems.
After alteration ofths Kind, n. Buchez with
dew, wi thcut retufnhg 70 Che chsir. ~
a. Sseniar Pages assarsd tlIss Assembly that
the mest effectual measures were takento assure
te safely OF The Assembly and OF the public, and
enninef sied fhe- prEorers taken. He added that
NJ Cspsiisere, Pieiect1 ot Police, had not yet
been dismissed ard hist he was about o,ot,g ex-
~ fbaAA IN fhsa of fhe
narSio iIapated 10 the Pssiee yesterday. Several
members spoke Onthe~ subject Of the Preis,ct OF
Police and the republican guard ,inputing 10 them
couPlitit3 viii he insnrgsnt party
+ NJ Gsnssidtere soon aftersPresenteds himself to
Offer explanations 70 the Assembly Two Aours
him md thA apsS'efs gwen, a. the end Of which he
resigned hsofice. fci,s .ssf SIS 81. q
When n Capssidiese Igesente.l himself in the
Charlb<r, much surprise was expressed, inasfnuch
rs reports had en- calated thst he had shut hifseii
up inthe Rerfsctpre Of Police, and set the Sow
efnnlep al defiance. Respecting this Che follow
ing ex pahation Is given: Is OOU men Of the VA.
tiOnal GufJd and troops Of. the sne had gone 70
SURROUND The PeTfec ture Police a. Clsmdni
Thomas. General-in-chiefo Of the National Guatd
lhssing presented himself 70 summons NJ. causs
| Sissso ssusnder, thst person answered that be
would not surrepder exceptto as,lecrseiof The As
Isembix. u Thomas consequently invited him e
fTepair y the Assembly Ito whiee he consented =
The explanations giTenbYM NJ. Canssidiere posses eC
mo .paIficilaT interest beyond the cirenmstsrcs
fthaf Ne Sought continually TO make the PTOyisloia
lGovernhitht, 1he Executive Commission, and p,
present ministry, participation In the wrongs vii
SSvhief they reproach him. NJ CreInieux havnJ
icons idese,i 70 his duty 20 give explanations, NJ
Considers became more violents and IN ton'so
IhraE ado csied out that IL had peen his intention Z
oarp onshis officein fraternal manner, as III
tunes required; bgi since he no longer had ~
4 cont dence he would resign. Nisnl nj
| Among the propositions brought foIxsshin p
assembly at ibis sitting, was one1eA- ,B lllanlt
ous1heetisgs tattrcup esaenis lefili 500 metrt
4 OF the' Chamber. Il was sp'Sfed TO be referred
4 the Committee on Juss4kf " 80
sIsshe course otdbs psooeedinss ON the III
inst the Presidertke the iettefin which NJ Oalk
sidiere had epsdhls resiFnsfson. rta, - ~
ga he, s.befors Accepting this resisnii
tia<.&a6nld examine the real lao-iyespslt winch
lk11{ opinion were nothing moe Than Just seat
{I1enf OF susceptibility, which Is Beating Q m'aI
n Der Of this Assembly who has been called on I.
his justification. . After some vain attempts
i continpe dis defence, the resigniiono Of NJ Canl
isidiere was accepted.
!, 13s Question al the rslbiityot The elections {,
j Conosr being brought forward il uasdecisled thi
The prescription feEistiag against the Bonnpsgi
family should not PFeseat ltsi iarre and Napssi'
4 on Bonapane from taking heir sfats IL = 1.
al louis Bsanc being 80 rel tlmed for Corsic'
i1hs eecfon was anhullei, IN consequence Of .
ffret Hfrftv N fe adr1ission Of fsfeiiners into u
A hnfbf eiedlion, NJ Loais Blant nio,intei The y
tne tind made sehse IeHis IT'S vilaek wers1Is'e
fed 70. with the most clnIiiass eooanets /. I,
The Assembly then pn,ceedeA stot apPolntst y
lconinistee forPrePsrhgfhe 'rojtctm ane eoss
itn&on.
ghel esnspisscysss osertkrs~ ne sosefpns
l.. "a a s.... aDsfeased. . do - = 2
Z The Conspiracy siscoufed In lI,,fis TMcut
ifor die ezefshrorv Of the Hepublie and the esd
liskn,ept of ;perrofea,, been aapsly dsfesx
The peaisr portion Of NE yyetnaed lpslnnpie!s
one ins msqaz als elplf w w ns1as
es ~ RSs les Sssa ssiss y issa :
I rnobis 4Hanc lowe yet, III 81 llseFty al!hdp
si5h@es sres sfofik xrot1iaS Tor saisftstipg fha
lI~U. aetmflr via Aff c6llsf Ail< dissn1e ne &
hea.e rs s-sisszt trent thst s.'st Asset z
4 irisJ 81 de henlbsn Of e1chzef uillRs IN
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