New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24
THE FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
Result of the Investigation concerning the
InsurrectfoDs Of May and June.


Paris Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Pans August 3. 1s4s
President Marrast opened the session Of the As
sembly today at IL O'Clock
The Of the Representatives are fully occupied
and the tribuues OVERLOOKING Suspense and expeeta
son prevail In the Assembly NJ Blanchard, reporter Of
the Parliamentary Commission of Investigation con
corning the occurrences the 18th OF May and the sd
to the 26th Of June mounts the tribune. Complete
silence) The President asks Of the Assembly, on &C
count OF the importance which the circumstances pos
sess for the whole country their most undivided at
tention, and especially the preservation Of perfect
order.
NJ Blanchard began with the establishment Of the
Commission, through decree of the National Assem-.
bly,. which he read lie remarked that the body wss
not Judicial but only Parliamentary, and that it had
therefore ceased It's action where the boundaries Of
Justice commenced. The Commission had received
assistance and the most willing cooperation from oil
sides but large number OF the witnesses had not
vesled all which they knew through fear Of the
quences and under the mpre of the late bloody
events Their terror and fear however continual
y the wane and IL is the province of Justice TO
complete these disclosures The speaker then charac
teTized both the nsuuectonsry movements, in few
words as two outbreaks, without motive based upon
Anarchy and Demagogism. and springng only from
blind hostility 10 Society, TO Property Family Order
and TO Freedom. Both movements originated
with the Socialist party. who, their side, had their
headquarters in the Palace Of the Luxembourg, aud
their forces in the Clubs and the National Workshop
The Commission declared that no aoiiUe Htercei0a u
Dynas,ic agents In favor OF any pretendcr has been
disclosed bu, that they had noticed soaed of the
distribution Of money by individuals although without
plan connection
The Commission in their investigations have not
gone back farther than the th Of May Opening of the
National Assembly, since the previous decree OF the
Assembly that the Provisional Government have de.
served well of their country imposed upon them this
reserve but in the of the investigation they
continually and Involuntary led back earlier
events
The Report then took up LedruRolins Bulletins Of
the Republic which called for rising up against the
National Assembly, before it had convened. The Com
nissaries which he into the Departments in like
manner exercised a runous influence finally Agents
Of the Clubs OF the ras into the provinces
and paid with money from the secret funds of the Min.
lister OF the Interior, (LedruRoin) NJ Blanchard read
In proof OF THE the violent sixth Bnsnm de Ia RnB
lgHs which openly calls for new Revolution The
Minister had dsavowed the Bulletin Investigations
hewever had shown that ii the work of celebrat
ed but very eccentric writer. George Ssnd) and that
II had been printed In the Ministry Of the Interior with
out being previously read through the disorder and
anarchy which then prevailed in that Office still
while Lsmsrtines Manifesto to Europe protested against
all propsgsndss, armed expedition against Belgium
was sent nom the Ministry Of the Interior led by high
officials and equipped from the money OF the secret
fund The conferences OF the workmen in the Luxem.
bourg finally. the proposition Of Ministry of Labor
the institution of the National Workshops and the doc
trines which were disseminated among the laborng
elsssessll these germs bore their fruit which was
the 18th Of May and the -Four Days OF June.
Louis Bldac demand TO be heard
Bsuehrdno cited according 10 the protocoloi the
suaosrsphers. avery violent (and until now unknown
passage of Louis Blsncs address in the Luxembourg
In which he places the power and importance of the
sembage of workmen above that of the National As.
semby and swesrs If the power should be given
him to overthrow completely the present order OF
Society aud lay the foundation Of new era. by the
strength OF the Lahorer and the miad OF the Thinker
Finally this passage Louis Blanc required them TO
force upon the National Assembly proposals or the laws
which necessary to the restoration OF the or
der of things.
The Report then gave historical sketch Of the form
alton and progress OF the National Workshops which
designed As political army Prols,ay Gusrd for the
Government soon slppc. through its hands and turned
against II Then followed description of the NANTES
satoos OF the 10th and nth OF May in which Csussd
ere and Louis Blanc were the leaders
(caAssidaSrs That truel
Reference was then made to the obligations imposed
upon tee officers of the National Guard and the Clubs
10 march against tie National Assembly in case its
actions should be Repnhhcsn-slso 70 the sddres.
delivered by csvsignsc to ss CommissAres of the Po
hce the 90 Of April, in which he exhor,ed them to
energetic opposition to the Resctionsry and stupid
Boarscoise and National Gusrds declaring that at he
slightest symptom Of reacton 10000 lsborers would
break loose upon them and that in Paris
should be left upon another.
fCssss,disrs That IL infAmous-ii is dishon0rsbe q
FrV~ all sides silence silence
A letter from Grsndmesnil 10 Csussidere was then
noticed in which be desiSd the latter 20 prepare
maay OF HE bombs possible ami with the greatest
secrecy On the l7th OF April assembly for the par
pose Of renewing the Government took place a; the
house of Caussidere; Rsspail Bsnou. and Sobrier
were chosen as members. in connection with Ledru.
Rolhn and Flocon BanQu would not accept place
with Lcdru Rolhn. nor be with Bsnqui. and Csus.
sidiere threatened Leiru. Roln that he would throw
him out the window should he place any hindranee
in their way The demonstration of the nth OF April
was guided by Banqui Bsrbes, Csussidere and Ledru
Ror and was intended 70 place the above Committee
Of salvation IN ae stead Of the Provisional Government.
NJ Blanchard also furnished the disclosures Of Lamar
tine IN relation TO this remarkable day He having ne
solved timely warning requested ledru Rolin TO order
The roFYsi to be beaten which not done. General
Changarnieg made inpostuna,e commune and de-
ell..i aal Laisr;lne had II that time charged Los!
sgsac sed LedEsROlln with being participants IN ,As