Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-06-03


The former was so crowded that il wonderful they did not
give way The representatives of the people all remained
sitting and any yentured TO word he was mepaced
and several even were struck by ruans standing near
them The President Buchez) and the Vice President M
Cobon) continued at their posts and were evidently afraid
TO adjourn, lest the people should take possession of the hail.
and recent OCCASION declare the Government 10 have
ceased to exist and proclaim another.
NJ Barbes, after many ruitless attempts 10 address tho
Assembly, last obtained silence, and proclaimed amidst
frantic applause that extraordinary contribution Of one
thousand millions Of francs should be levied on the ch for
the benefit of the borng classes The people then insisted
on NJ Louis Blanc being named Minister Of Labor and hay.
ing placed him on table, carried him in triumph through
the hall.
Here number Of individuals in and informed the chiefs
that the drums Of the national guards beating
his announcement created the greaesuproa and Babes
having again assembled the tribune called on the Assembly to
decree that the people Of Paris had deserved we'll Of the cou
y and that whosoever should order the ppe to be beaten
be declared traitor The people appeared to be somewhat
pached by the propositions but obsnatey refused leave
the hall until the two DEGREES were voted
The Assembly, however, showing inclination to satisfy
their demand and the President remaining seated scene Of
the greatest confusion arose. and NJ Hubert at last mounting
the edge OF the tribune proclaimed in the name OF the
people, the dissolution of the National Assembly.
The President then put his hat and the representatives
retired leaving the multitude sole possessos Of the hail. II
was then four o'clock
PosTscRIPTWe have just received three days later new
BY the new steamer Niagara, which arrived Boston yesers
Terrorism has been defeated and great number Of those who
were engaged the nsueconary movement have been ar
rested Louis Blanc, who Of the foremost among
them, has escaped but sobrie Raspa Csbbe, BIanqui,
Albert, (ourrie) Barbes, Hubert and Courais were ap-
pretended and in custody Courtais who had COM
mand of the National Guard, stripped Of his epaues.
All the leaders represented be reduced to condition
that will prevent their doing further harm.
After the mob had been driven of the hall Of the Ma
dona Assembly on the 5h they marched to the Hotel de
Vile to appoint Committee of Public Safety, and MN.
Barbes, Albert, and the other ministers Of the would be
Provisional Government had just commenced the identical
in which Robespene and his associates were sezed
their functions Directors when the National Guard entered
the building from the rear which had been totally unguarded
pounced upon the pseudo government and after a struggle in
which NJ Barbes in particular risk, carried them off
prisoners Citizen Sobrier in the interim repaired to the
Minister of the Interior with his Montagnard and demanded
admttance and the transfer of the Ministry him. and of the
military posts to his followers He admitted, but onlyto
be arrested His hundred parisans dsamed stripped
even Of their scarlet cravats, and turned adrif.
After the Chamber of Deputies and the Hotel de Vile had
been purged Of their occupants, and after the Of
parties connected with the attempted revouton who
had in the first instance escaped all Paris presented
of National Guards moving in columns of thousands the
great point of the cyhe people and the women, the best
dressed ladies even, cheering them in passing Not chair
unoccuped there scarcely possibility of moving
the Boulevards from the crowds OF wedressed people Of
both sexes and of wokmen mixed up with hem discussing
groups what had taken place. and in loud condemnation Of
he disturbances This feeling almost universal Here
and there fanatic cried rre Barbes but Immediately
seized, and carried off prison. Such the
conduct of the people throughout that important evening.
We hear of loss of life except the killing of three members
of the National Guards BY midnight all was quiet
SPAIN.
We have Madrid dates Of the 9th, containing the particu
Of nsunec,on which commenced daybreak the
morning of the 9TH.
The movement commenced by two bat,alions
,f the regiment Espagna, and joined by portion
IF the populace. The military Immediately called out,
having been prepared for the emergency by previous rurno
md loaded with grape and shapne freely used
The fighting continued for about four hours after which the
gave way.
General Fulgoso, the Capan General Of Madid
ally wounded The capital declared in state Of siege.
The military casualties are said TO 600 eighty
he lnsurgen soldiers and thirty civilians including many
he upper classes taken prisoners Two chiefs of bat
aion killed. Thirteen Of the prisoners shot Gen.
Fulgosio died the morning Of the sh which day there
we're no further disturbances.
OF the Pope the London Chronicle says that his power has
een usurped but he is deposed The Ministers have
time, and under the pressure Of necessity, exercised
,ar of the sovereign authority. But, in matter Of
crm may be alleged that nothing has been done which the
Pope claimed have the sole right to do On the contrary,
While he would doubt insist the right TO make peace,
being in accordance with bis spiritual character he has al
expressly disclamed the right make being in
prositon to it. His public notification the subject te
les his belief that declare is act unsuited to the
ead Of church whose founder preached the doctrine of
eace So that the Roman Ministers may almost plead the
apa remuneration Of that authority which they have assumed
md exercised Still the situation Of affairs at Rome strangely
urious. The supreme eccesiastc, the temporal sovereign
he political benector Of whole people, regns subjects
Who do upon his doctrines who usup his power and
Who appear disregard bis claims their gratitude.
new Ministry has completed much to the satsfac
ion Of the people, and tranquility reestabished
nora presented TO the Prime Minister by the National Guard
ntreas the Government assist In the "Hoy War; and
aid in the Of Italian nationality and independence,
md any compromise with Austria or TO ac
ept peace long the flag Of that nation oated south Of
be Alps.
AUSTRIAN ITALY.
The intelligence from the Pedmonese army is to the 9Th.
Seventeen pieces Of heavy artillery and four morars had
vcd and placed in battery before Peschera and an i'm
Mediate attack that place determined on Seven thou
and Tuscan troops under the command Of Gen. Fena are
eore Mantua and the communication between them and The
'edmontese grand army Goo is maintained by about 700
Sespolitans.
Letters written the night OF the 9th Instant from the
,eadquaers Of Charles Albert that great battle