New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23

Government Bcrides decree respecting the future
command Of the army and regulation concerning the
coming of gold silver end copper money. We notice .
decree that the Minister n War shall orsa erfro7rf
-ary credit ofsziip millions far raT PREPARATION since
eighteen millions appointed for forage FIVE millions
for artillery material and two millions for powder ms
decree appears 70 be the preparation for campaign
Other DEGREES reorssnize the Admiralty Council ine
sanitary regulations OF the army and institute nc Tor
nation Of National Guard .n al the colonies m tact
the Monitor looks unusually warlike today
one o'clock-The Secretaries Of the Provisional 1o'
erurent take their plsces Al the desks The Assembly
numbers perhaps 700 Deputies 81 quarter pa't one
the Provisional Government has not yet arrived inc
President bv right Of Seniority Audry de Payra'eau
take. the Presidents char-the besdles invite the De-
puics 10 repair % their particular seais-and u i ID"
silent Noise and tumultuous cheering without ~
nounce the approach Of the former members Of me
Provisional Government the cannons Of the inFane'
thunder and the batteries ofthe Champs Ey.ee answer
the s,luta,ion The Provisional Government en'eTs'
and /. received By the Assembly with the thrice repeal
cd crv Of rejoicing Vire "a Rcpubhqnt me ola
Dupon, de Eure IL led by Louis Blanc.
tn. session Is opened-Dupont dc J. Euro mounts the
tribune. lie procaims the Republic IN short address
and declares that the Provisional Government E!'
down its Office to-day. Cremieux io.Iow'' "Lo. "
Minister Of Justice declares the National Assembly ~
be oueued The President requests the Depuue' I"
nroceed 70 their respective Bureaux in order TO prove
the elections. At three o'clock the session VIII be i"
opened. r,. ...,
I, i remarked. while the Assembly dissolFcs' tna'
instead of the splendid general star when formerly
ACCOMPANIED Louis Philippe at the opening Of inc
chamber now only the Colonies and Lieut. Colonies oil
the several lerions Of the National Guard accomp'n!
the Government The Abb6 Lacordaire appears IN tho
coroplee dress Of his order, as Dominican mar Al
other members Of the clergy, who have been eec'eu
are also in their proper costume, retaining thei CAS-
socks and every other sign Of their sacred cai-ns-
Very little Of Duponts address was understood on &C
count of his falling voice but he declared that me
office Of the Assembly will be 20 organize the democTa
ev in France through constitution and h"s-to
found and al the same time TO establish by reclamation
the definite form Of Government which could only
take place through the united shout Of = Pire N n
Dublique 90 This shout, unanimously and most cntnu
sastcsly repeated three times answered him. and thus
the FreaoL Repu5lc is proclaimed.
Three o'elock-Thc pause is almost a, an end the
ladies in the tribune are completely weary ana many
Of them have left On the other hand such crowd OF
officers and underofHcers OF the National Guard have
messed into the lower space Of the chamber that when
the Deputies return they viii with difficulty ma room
Alto-ether there not the greatest order and the Ma
tonal Guard maintains more lively lemeanor than the
Municipal Guard formerly Al the exeTtions OF Gen.
Courtais the President and the beadles to remove sew
oral hundred officers OF tho National Guard from the
lower seats which belong to the Deputies are in vain
Finally they succeed in clearing place before the
tribune
The session is again opened at halfpast 3 The re-
poers of the several Bureaux announce the returns OF
the elections An excitement arises on account OF
NJ Olivier. Deputy from Marseilcs, desiring that each
REPRESENTATIVE as soon az he il accepted shall ndivd
uallv take the oath Of icaiy to tho Republic IN the
discussion which ensues Cremieux mounts the tribune
and declares that the Provisional Government has abo
isled the oath for all civil officers much rather then
for the Representatives OF the people who desire only
the Republic universal Pre- Ia RVubbq~ o." nm
swers him But ~ Olivier will not yield, and very
active and stormy discussion now arises. The right
he Moderate party desires TO have nothing 10 do with
oaths and seeks % drown with it, cries the voice OF
NJ Olivier who persists in having them administered
Now a speaker on the Lett Republican party rises and
says We desire not only the Republic, not only the
one undivided Republic but the true democratic Re-
public, the Republic for aR This we must establish
for we have assembled here in the name OF the people
for that purpose The people however desire no oath
for should one be taken and again not held, they
would be once more deceived" With this remark tho
excitement terminated and the cerfcaton Of the cleo
tions continues Il is now o'clock and this operation
will continue until after the closing of the mail H. B.