The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-01

bly, and marched to the Hotel de Vile. Mean
while the Assembly resumed its session, and the
National Guards followed to drive out the popu-
lace.
The National Guards, as well as the troops of
the line, maintained their allegiance to the Nation
al Assembly The facts not known at the
Bourse. Threes, last quoted, were A; fives, 66.
PARIS, Monday Evening, Five o'clock.
This begins the day fixed for the debate on the Polish
question. procession headed by the leaders Of the
clubs went to the National Assembly to present Pc
tition. There very many troops on guard; the
crowd forced their way into the hall of the Assembly
| and after of great confusion, expelled the
members, and Hubert in the name of the people, de-
clared the Assembly dissolved.
The rabble hiss been beaten and the National Guard
collecting on all sides, crying "p'e Ia assem-
Die Rationale"
1t is said that Louis Blanc and party OF the Lead
ers of clubs gone the Hotel do Vile to
pose a government
Six O'Clock
1t il said that committee Of public safety has been
proclaimed composed Of M. N. L. Blanc, Albert Le-
dru Ron Flocon, Barbes, Blanqu, Hubert, and two
other members of clubs.
The Executive Government is sitting, and it
is said will call the National Assembly together this
evening
PARIS, May Is, Monday Evening, o'clock.
The clubs this day ched in to the Ma
tional Assembly not being opposed by the National
Guards they took possession of the chamber. Blan-
qui harangued the assembly declaring that if the rap
pei beaten, it would be treason, and the traitor
dealt with. hubert with the red flag waving him,
mounted the tribune declared the assembly dissolved
CADET, Barbes, Huber, Proudhomme, Ledru Rollin,
Louis Blanc Blanqui. Pierre Leroux, Raspaila Com
mupists
Paris is in CONSERVATION
Tho troops marching up the Boulevards.
HALT-PAsr SI.--It is just said that tho National
Guards protecting the National Assembly and the
Hotel de Ville and better hopes accordingly felt
PARIS May 49, Monday Evening O'clock.
Paris in a state Of excitement to-day, from an
early hourths morning being xed for the great de-
monstraton the part Of the Paris clubs in favor Of
the Poles.
An attempt upon the part of the clubs and work
ing classes to ntmidate the National Assembly would
at any time, just alarm and excitement in the
capital but the present occasion the excitement is
greatly increased by the posponent of the fraternity
feast, which was to have taken place yesterday.
vast number of from all parts of France and
from foreign countries have focked into Paris to
witness the proceedings; and their disappointment at
the postponement may be easily conceived Among
those who have the greatest of complaint the
delegates sent from the departments of whom vast
number have arrived, and who had not idea Of the
postponement
Yesterday morning the delegates Of about forty de-
parments met at the Palas National (cidepan Palas
Royal to concert together what they should do in
sequence Of the postponement of the e to the 2lst
Of May. After consultation they appointed depu
to demand explanations. The deputation was kept
waiting for three hours by the minister, and when at
received they demanded that the ete should take
place on Tuesday next. To this the minister replied
that he could not accee to the demand but that he
would that instant consult with the executive commit
delegates at three O'Clock to the Place Vendome where
meeting was appointed At three O'Clock the dele
gates met at the Place Vendome, but answer
rived. At four O'Clock new committee was form
ed, which went into tho court Of tho Ministry OF
Justice to consult There the committee was soon
joined by NJ Flocon, and soon afterwards the
Minister Of the Interior arrived and announced
that the fste could not take place before Sun
day but that the government willing to give the
delegates four gratuitous at the thea
tres This proposition received with contempt
and derision and the agitation was gettns very great
when NJ. Recurt proposed that Tuesday there
should be a grand review of the National Guard, to
which the delegates should be invited for the purpose
Of ratornisng and at which flags would he distributed
This proposition did not appear to give more satsfac
ton than the other and the parties separated very
much dissatisfied with each other. In the evening
another meeting took place when was resolved that
all the provincial delegates should join the procession
to-day which is to go to the National Assembly to
make manifestation in favor of the Poles.
The National Guards Of Rouen and Havre. and other
places within twenty-five leagues of Paris, arrived
Saturday evening to be present at the fee of next day
The Executive government has issued proclama-
ton. calling upon the people to observe order and COM
planning of the crowds of people to be assembled
in the streets and thereby creating asonishment and
alarm to the peaceful inhabitants The following is
the proclamation:-
"PARrs May IA. 1s4s.
Citizens-The public Is founded on order, and can
not subsist but by order with order alone you
have work with order alone the great question Of the
ameoraton Of the position Of the working Glasses
be properly examined and resolved the truth you
have comprchended and all France has applauded
your attitude at once so rcsolute and 30 calm From
the day that external manifestations, the inevitable
results Of the first day of revolution ceased conf
dcnco began to revive, and with it commerce and
nufactures However since yesterday Paris has again
beheld gatherings OF people which produced in
mems minds fresh uneasiness. Paris astonish-
cd at it, but not alarmed Citizens, the re,
public ia quick with life, the government
is constituted the whole people and acts In the
National Assembly Force and right are thcre-they
not, they cannot be elsewhere Why then, these ga
therings' The right of meeting the right of
discussion, the right Of petition, sacred;
do not compromise them, by external and impru
dent agitatons which can add nothing to their
strength Citizens public tranquility is the guaran-
y of labor the safeguard Of all interests Tho commit
tee of the executive power, convinced that all in
element to illegal senseoss manifestations destroys
labor and compromises the existence Of the people will
take to maintain with vgor and in place tran
quillity when menaced. The committee for the accom-
pshmen Of that duty appeals to all sincere republicans
it rcckons that excellent spirit Of the population of
tcct, the revolution, well against reaction against
anarchy.
."AnAco-GARTrER observation-disclosures
pRU RoLLiS, Members of the Executive Power.
"PAoyERRE, Secretary"
PARIS, May 15-6 o'clock.
The people forcing their way into tho Assembly,
took possession Of all the seats they could find They
called for war. The Assembly refused compliance,
saying they would take the matter into
The National Guards arc marching in columns of
tens of thousands on the Assembly. The utmost x
element prevails ! have just seen several men
rested and brought off prisoners who were caught
posting up exciting placards cry that treason !"
has been committed against the government by GER
tain leaders of the National Guards and Gardes Mo-
biles, is general.
II the government be overthrown there is every pro-
liability Of q civil war, for the departments would
march Paris
Hotel de Vile.
The various clubs and the workmen of the .3telers
Nationaur met this morning on the Bouevards and
afterwards repaired to the Place de In Baste At IL
o'clock they proceeded to the National Assembly,
following the Boulevards, headed by the presidents
of the clubs and several officers, both Of the regular
troop. and National Guards Among the latter were