The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-24

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"A QvAnrEr.rAyr ELryrx.scme Off of the Republicans
G. ard hlwcd by forty individuals entered the P.e
DscJhIe Gy,s out It,~ o. Rpui Hque Rouge (sen@sion
TWENTY MINI Es PAST Tw EIvEA hnrricade tho Ou
levar Ncuvelle ~hici not fnhed abndoned
he sas ea Ta % tho
Saint Martin taken ~ The National Guard whist SHARP
car ca GS,' sTS' IVA Tsd very effectively % the
Il o.p,ain who rs hou,ht Killed WA only dd his " Ate
nArpAsr Twys Several barrie des have been aken by
the National Guard Up to ti- ,ro ,ps II The line ha
APPEARED 30 'e,ardr the ror ssintDs". u
IL the bsrrcude several Gardens dc Paris have
armed at the 9th arrond seen and mareh with tho National
"oNE o. LocKhe rappc just been beat in the sh
hes rifen is shown great amin
They at sharp rate and son took ssion of the
proves at faub,u amt Antoine IL be in the
"TEN MINUTES FAST oNEThe National Guard. ted with
tie troops of the line are firing in the ouevar the
SSUIy the SSrenTs Of lie streets the sspnSiSa. Guard
Eh ' citizens are hard
"BALr PAST osEThe barca of the Porte Sal Denis is
Ere SAINT Denis and the Rue Po ceu insurgents
s the R aF e and % n 81 %.1
Nsbsl Ga rus are down the barosdes they doiu
Two oCiooMNAt til nnert some r. rops are enleavor
ing raise bar, cadrs in the Cite ps
''e''S' TINS e1 G c SsR of Police
have also, said the Hon President some other in
formation to give TO the Assembly. It was the I'd Le
RoD which marched on the BARR, ade at the Porte St.
Denis. IL had at it's head a representative of tho
people, young boy, and MIR LET. bvre a director of
the Hospitals. who took possession Of the flag which
was planted on the barricade and brought it to the
Sale des Pas PEI dos, whtre it remains. On this
subject, must inform you that several representa-
tives of the people demanded from me permission to
accompany the armed force; replied that they might
follow the dictates of their own feelings hut that I
could not give them any uthority to adopt any par
ticuar course nor any official advice because if the
Assembly thought that it's presence necessary to
support The aimed force with its moral authority It
W 20 in htAv (Anurn haiti
The order Of the day was the adjourned discussion
on the Railway Bill
M. GUERiN supported the government measure.
Nj JoBEz took the other view of the question.
The Assembly, evidently occupied by the events
passing outside paid no attention to tho discussion.
The PREsIpENT-l have just received the followi ug
letter." Monsieur lie President-The delegates of the
deco'es Of July to the number Of 1000 to place
themselves at the disposal of the National Assembly
to defend the Republic they have ondd.nce in the
ASS mby as they have in the Republic
Cries of "Vive Ia Republ que" % o, all sides.
IRENE ndous fall Of rain took place at this time.
and continued to the evening it was then about
clock.
Shortly after, great movement was manifested at
the left entra and General Cavagnac appeared in
full uniform followed by a numerous staff, all appa-
reptly wet through and through
M. SENARD took the Presidents chair.
General CAvAIGNAc, Minister of War. assembled the
tribune. and said the insurrection had beer nearly
put down. Some resistance was still made in the
iaubouIg St Antoine and the Rue St Jacques; but
IT would apparently be soen put down The National
Guards have behaved themselves with the greatest
viRor Cries of Vive Ia Garde Natonae ~ here burst
out The Garde Mobile had exhibited a determine
ton nd patriotism worthy of all praise Also Gene
raj Bedesu had just that moment Informed him that
the Garde Il. publcsine hsd been admirable in its
conduct. (Cheers Every here had bee heard the
cry OF 8 Vive la Rep bl que !" loud approbation)
Cries off, ive la Republique"
be whole Asse mbly here rose and cheered first
the National Guard, then the Gsrds Mobile, and
lastly: The Garde Repobcaine. The cheers con-
tinut for some time
The Executive Committee here entered the hall, and
M, GARNER. Pages ha wing first n hi m
arose and he r-ceeded to the tribune.
NJ. GARNIER.PAGEs-lf the members of the Execu-
1t is because at this solemn mt it is necessary
to talk but to act, and that with force and vigor
ri,s Of yes yes In pr, ssnee Of the armed s%su
of the capital our duty is to act with rmness Hear
bear) Since the morning. have been informed
that the Dsurrection at work that agtators
paid have given orders that the Natio nal Guard
the Garde Mobile the Garde Repubiicnne, and our
brave army should be called to the defence Of order
unity which is 20 necessary conded to the brave
Genera, Cavsignac the command in chief Of AL the
forces in Paris and charged him with the
care OF watching over the security OF the capital
General Csvagnac, with his usual energy and his we'll
know parioti.m, collected imposing force round
tine National Assembly. from whence they could be
directed to the different quarters of Paris. These
have been attended with the fullest
But all this is not sufficient, continued NJ GARNER
Pages. with great animation; we must punish well
as rtpress The real people-the people armed-in a
word, the National Gusrd-had show the most heroic
0ev0tedness, the most rOus perseverance,. But
the armed people. the National Guard have shown
the elves devoted and heroic the army that organ
lied Natonsl Guard has been less faithful the
the Gorde Mobile. those youths of Paris,
have not less theoretically done its duty. We must
not forget them. will now inform the Assembly what
the Executive Committee considers 1t it's duty to do
in order TO unite our efforts to those who maintain
curity in Psrs We shall visit all the all the
quarters, until night until we have every trace
ar Of those paid rioters who disturb and disor
rous STILL which we shall know how to take. nterrup
tion)
Several voices Explain yourself-what are theye
NJ. GARNER PAGEs-l am asked what they are.
shall at this confne myself ng the
measures that are to be imme lately taken = March
agaipt the barbados wherever they may be erected
that Is what &e are going to do (Agitation.)
Loud cries of pipe Ia Gorde Rationale Five FIR
NEE! FIRE la Reputique ~ here resounded through
the bsmber.
NJ. BeSJrAN fully agreed with the honorable mem
Der who had just spoken that this the time for
General L. breton for of the Deputies to march
with the troops for where the National Guards exposed
their lives there the Deputies should be also
Nj. DE LAMAErINE have no desire you may be
certain TO Irolong your deliberations for this is not
the moment to deliberate hut to act have to thank
the Assent for the sentiment which would induce IL
to GO and uipRle with the National Guard but let
not forget that his is not the moment carry into
execution those generous feelings of courage which ire
sure to be found in body like yours Whilst yon re-
main here the Executive Committee will do its duty
the evening that is coming and the morning of to-
r, adysto demand from you bill Of indemnity,
accept bill of impeachment. But this evening in the
presence of the dangers which beset US but which
mutt not allow the night to increase. ought to
main upfetiered in action In order that the AS
mby be respected by the country ought to remain
to man at Its post )Ilear, bear) As US, shall
where the ndate you have cond-d to orders
TO proceed-where duty. glory, and danger call us
e he.rO UDbappily, National Guards have been
wounded II We have not been able to staunrh their
blood shall at least be happy mingle whit some
roIs If our own! (Che,rs.)
M. LAGRANGE rose and said that under the crcum-
stances he withdrew his denapd TO interpelate the
government His object had been to prevent the pre-
sent outbreak in the capital He wished however, to
have bis sattne mt TO that effect read from the chair
1h. PnEsDENr read paper TO the effect mentioned.
The PrEsIprN1-Tbe circumstances are still un-
doubt, dly serious. hore shall not have occasion to
IRE another expression but the obtained to
this time will prevent the necessity Of modifying
that term. The Assembly separated its members
may be uneasy your president, who thinks he has
done his duly (cIies Of yes! yes also requires to
&C me for your OF non. propose, therefore, that the
sitting shall be suspended and be resumed at later
hour
Several Voicre-Af what hour