New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06

the inamherol DfpuAfs Nh NA' ~ '''' " "~NN'~
took place 10 relation T. Swiss affairs and the pro
4 posed Intervention when NJ. THEIRS attacked the
Ministry with great violence and NJ. GuizoT made
very lame and discreditable defence with which
+ no party was satisfied. The Dcn0crotlc Paosfque
speaks Of bis speech as follows.
IN Gulxsi yesterday pres, ntcd sal spectacle. II Il
be Painful the wretchSd s0psns a. which Toe
Advocates under The vaults q The fascc Of Juscs de-
sccli In order 90 defend the cause ot cpri, - greatly
az cns 20 the same means employed b. MIN
ster France disguise the serious faults which be has
committed 70 the prejudice Of the country. The high IN
tescace Of TIA statesman the elevation q mind q the
philosopher he celebrity 90 The orator and writer being
compromised ard prostuisd TO such use. els TIE heart
Of every honest with mingled feelings Of gTief DIS
gust ali PITY"
I The ministry however carried It's point by ma.
/ iori,y Of 40. On the 5th the Chamber resumed the
discussion on the paragraph relative 10 Algeria.
/ Marshal Bggeaad said. thatth submission Of Abb.
/ 81 X sder was new guarantee IN favor OF the AIri
can possessions OF France, bat ho was Of opinion
that the army should be reduced as littlc as posi-
bic IN presence of a wariko population OF 1000 o00
/ souls who could. Ia SIX weeks, turn into the field
I 900 900 combatants NJ. GuiZ0t having been asked
what the Government intended 70 do with the
Emir replied
The promise made 10 him shah DO f1fllcd We can
not however allow him q proceed 70 s. jean dAcre be-
that fortress belongs 10 the Porte which has nor yet
recognized African possessions II Add elKsder wishes
% be conducted 10 the East, he shall lie conducted TO
Alexandra There, the yceroy consents TO receive him.
we will dnd guarantees and securities which ST. Jean
dAcfe does not offer.
/ That paragraph IN the address which relstes to
reform hanquegs was however the subject Of the
warmest discussion. II was under debate for three
/ days On the third the Minister Of the Interior do
Glazed the Reform Dinners Illegal. aud bis sesolu
emo. Of md a <s
place. NJ. Odllon Barrot exclaimed, " You are
worse than pOgnec aud Perronet! These per
sonstes were followed by uproar, which the Pre-
sident in vain attempted to quell. At length Bar.
rot made himself heard above the tumult, and said,
/ " call 90 yod 10 hear me, ard 10 weigh Wen my
words Minister. OF the Revolution Of July, you
violate law respected even by the Restoration
at the very moment OF it's fall tell you that YOU
/ do not respect even what was respected by Pc
/ lignsc."
A tremendous scene ensued. The Mathematics
would not hear any more speeches The Opposi
ton therefore quilted their seats, and the Presi.
/ deat pronounced the discussion At an end amid up
/ roar. confusion and mutual defiance
! Instead OF AZ once reslgnng their functions, the
/ Opposition Depntes had determined on going to
the adjourned Reform Dinner IN costume and Ia
nrocsssion and that after being refused permls
sion to enter the banqueting hall. they would re-
sign. Their proceedings caused the Three Per
I Cents % fall on Wednesday night 10 a.
/ The correspondent Of the london Telegraph says:
Great interest also excited by the fact that pre-
paratons Tor the reform banquet on sunday next con-
tnuei be made Notwithstanding the Govern uent VAS
understood b be still determined rot 10 allow II % take
place such tine stato Of public opinon That the Gov
eminent not perfectly satisfied that order will be main
taBed tn Paris. II accordingly caused extraordinary
military precautions 70 be taken. Numerous patrols OF
soldiers and municipal guards traverse the streets at night
and such made at the different BARRACKS
enable strong force 10 De ready 10 act VITA ou}
t.w minutes Dotico
The Union MoHaycki7ue says that tho Govern.
/ ment alarmed at the movement IN favor OF electo
raj reform. had determined to present a measure
making some notifications In the present law.
HEALTH oF the KISG.--The King still coughed
good deal butothersise appeared Ia good health
I He appeared for moment IN his private garden
/ on Tuesday In all his conversations he continued
70 dwell upon the talent displayed by Nj. GUlzor
/ in the debates on the address His Majesty had
a long visit from JEROME NAPOLEON, Exhing OF
Westphaa. and his son on Tuesday. They walk
ed Cor a considerable time through the chateau OF
the rulllerles.
The Duchess de Montpensier ia reported to DO
in condition which promises an heir To Whatever
states or property she and her consort may die pos
sessed of entitled to-" great degree OF cool
ness is said 10 exist between the Prince de J0iN
WILLIE and his roy al father in consequence OF the
Princes strong feeling in favor Of the Italian move
menti and SO violent has been his alterations on
the subject with the King and NJ. GUIzoT, that he
demanded, nstanter, a congo to go 10 the Bra
ziIs and not 10 Algiers, as had been determined on
previously.
funeral Grafton in honor OF O'CoSSELL took
place at the Cathedral of Notre Dame on the 10th
ult The eulogy was delivered by the Abbe Ia
coRDIERE 1t is said to have been an eloquent
performance
The Union MOnarchigue announces that all the
general officers and chiefs OF corps belonging 10 the
army of Africa and TO the military divisions near
the coast OF the Mediterranean, who are at present
on leave OF absence have received orders to return
Immediately TO their posts. It's measure says
the UIl,0a has been taken IN consequence oil the
events OF Italy rendering precautions necessary II
adds that orders have been given 10 the naval au-
tborties in the ports Of the Mediterranean to keep
in readiness the means ofembarklng and transport
ing from 30 600 to $4,000 men. The Constitution
mel announces that the maritime Project OF Cher.
bourg had been ordered TO keep the Pomone irigste
aud the Chaptal steam corvette ready to sail for
the Mediterranean.
The Turkish Ambassador gave grand soirSe on
the 9Th His Excellency was particularly az
teatiye 10 his guests and above all 10 the female
portion of the company, 10 whom he paid number
OF f EASTERN compliments, IN excelleRt French.
The Constitutional says; " a young German re-
fugee e. Paris NJ Enges, author OF work on The
pauperism OF England, has received an order 70
hours aud France In three days, under threat oil
being handed over by the gendamerie " the Prus-
sian police" Ii is said that the reason OF this ex
pulsion was that the King OF Prussia had complain
ed 10 the French Government Of certain articles
not very catering TO him, written by NJ Enseis IN
German journal.
The Journal du Havrs OF the sth, contains the
following. A colony Of Communists composed OF
rs persons of all professions uniformly clad. passed
through the town to-day, and embarked In the
American vessel Rome, bound for New Orleans IL
h, called the Icarian Colony, and Is gong out 70
settle upon clear and cultivate tract Of land OF
600. 400 sores on the Red River IN the State OF
Texas which has been bought BY the Society. the
head OF which, NJ CADET remains Ia France Ihey
live com pletely IN common. with order and economy
and call each other brothers. They are furnished
with all the necessary tools and implements Tor
their undertaking.
A body OF students at Paris. 1000 in number,
outraged at the suspension by the authorities OF the
lectures OF MicKEwirK, QuISKr and MioHkLEr
formed procession to move 10 the Chamber OF De
putes. with a memorial protesting against the ar
h,arv Act Of the Nlnister III Public Instruction bat