New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-24

from the Ministry Of the Interior into eli tne provinces
We come now 70 the 18th Of May. The Session VII
be suspended for quarter Of an hour Inc greatest
excitement prevails. Il is remarked mat Iehera "a
vsgnsc calls N Blanchard from the tribune and speaks
urgently with him
A, % minutes past o'clock the Session is again "a
10, mn The reporter thus dssects the movements Of
the 18th Of May
Two elubs-,he GLIB de- Clubs under Sobrier, and
,be club du Dyoh de rHgulsse. under Villain, were
armed and these arms were given them from the ar
sensl Of the nation by members Of the Government
who are in correspondence with them. sobrier esab
fishes fortress Al No l6 Rue RDoi he receives 400
stand Of arms and 1900 cartridges by command Of
the Minister Of War. Gen COurtais complained in
vain against these occurrences Through an unPardon
able weakness these two clubs remained undisturoed
aud their Presidents coo agents into al the depart
ments in order to influence the elections and these
agents received daily salary Of 10 francs from the
National Treasury Both Clubs had increased to 5oy
members and aElss they cast cannon balls, msnuiae
tured csrtndzes instituted connections with al the
other Clubs OF France, and the Government looked
quietly on The Executive Committee remained what
/ tho Provisional Government had been-weak, undec
ded never acting The mood Of the laborers IN the
National Workshops mad become, through the sermons
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Organization in the highest degree dangerous The
manifestation Of the 18th Of May the outbreak
the papers found al the dwelling Of Soorier show what
were their desires complete overthrow Of ecsryaHS
existing ~ the time systematic plumber Of al proper
~ holders Governmental Anarchy The mobocrsis
pressed into the Hall their fret speaker Trend ~
sorsr declared thet he had with the consent OF
Ledru Rollin which the latter when judcisly asked
cannot deny The Executive Committee declared al
necessary measures have been taken but neverhe-
less they were in part neglected entirely and IN part
only mperfecty followed President Bucbez, General
Tenpoure Caussidere Project Of Police, and Charras
Sub Secretary Of state on that account accused
nv the Provisional Government But II is not possible
10 learn from the circumstances who held the chief
command on the l5th Of May. The Executive Gov
eminent says that II given 10 Gen Courtas' but
the latter denies this and written testimony 70 be
found
The Report describes Caussdieres behaviour on that
day as truly culpable and does not understand how It
was possible that the Government should suffer him to
remain a moment longer at his post Acrowd OF indi'
cations and declarations Of witnesses are then brought
together, showing that Csussdiere and Louis Blanc
were If not the orenstors at least the sccompces OF
the revolt Of May A description Of the Preiec'
ture Of Police with its garrison Of Republican
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lures Of powder and ball and the transportation OF all
the hand grensdes st vncenne. the Preiecturefol
lows all these details are pictured in the Report and
call down storm Of interruption from the side OF the
Montagnards On the evening Of the 18th the Project
was summoned before the Executive Government
Araro and Marie only insisted his dismissal and
arrest nothing done. and the following day be
gave HE resignation. The Report passes over Barbes
Albert and Courais already in the hands of justice
but il calls particular attention Louis Blsncs Grimm
atty. and endeavors to bring forward proofs Of it
Louis Blanc protests Ser9al voices order
Silence LOuts Blanc. durious) What am to keep
silence when the Royalists wish to murder us (Vo
lent interruption)l
NJ Blanchard continues with the greatest cOmposure
the testimony Of witnesses duplicating Louis Bsnc the
quotation Of documents and the production Of mass
of arguments 10 prove his criminalty-which actually
fall heavily upon him and leave scarcely any remaining
doubt When the testimony Of Lieut. Colonel Of the
National Guards IL stated that he saw Louis Blanc him
self a, the Hot de YiH with the insurgents the latter
breaks out in a second furious exclamation IT 10 in
famous--it is shameful but the proofs accumulate
with every page of the report NJ Blanchard now comes
TO tae bloody rsranehe Of the cousprsors who were
beaten on the th Of April and the 18th of Msy-to the
23d Of June The session lie again suspended and viii
not be opened before the departure Of the mail.
r. S-Hdtpos foH.--The session Is again opened
Blanchard is on the Tribune Mafrast who, during the
second division replaced By GORDON has again Ia
ken possession of the Presidents chair. The state of
affairs continues the report had changed for the better
since the 18th Of May The Generaship OF the National
Guard and several important administrations had been
purified the Army again in Paris, and the Govern
ment was strongly supported by the National Guard
But the conspirators, few only Of whom were con-
fined in vincennes did not remain quiet in all silence
an insurrectonary army formed. Pamphlets, plsc
ards and small papers distributed everywhere,
and the voice of the Clubs became constantly fu
rious and unresraned On the nth of June, Banqui
in Vineennes informed through letter Qnercept
ed that an insurrecton would break out and his
freedom be again secured Finally, has been testified
by persona worthy of belief that Csussdiere, with De-
sirabode Governor OF at Cloud Grandmesnil and 9th
ers held daily conferences before the 2Sd OF June in
which the instruction was prepared Even the Police
had become disorgsnized and the Minister Of the Int
rior finally prohibited all reports the part Of the Blu
resux of Public Safety because they continually msed
MIN.
on the 10Th of June the Preiect OF Police, Trouve
Chsuvel called the attention Of the Executive Govern
ment to the danger and demanded the arrest Of the
leaders This the Executive Committee refused TO
give On the morsing of the 22d. members Of the Ma
tional Workshops march in procession 10 Marie, and
threaten him. Others assemble in the Jdiu de Pdstcs
and organize the The Minister OF the Interior
commands their srrest-which is not carried into e..
Get by the Prefecture and the Esd of June the
sstance breaks out Among the causes OF the revolt
the Report also sckons the rreguarty in the financial
msnsg cement OF the National Workshops which d med
with cmbezzlements and false signatures.
1t il FIVE o'clock must break of for the mail is
about TO be closed DO not believe it possible for any
one to give later sdvices by mail concerning this
markabe session The result-in al probability the
rest If Csussdiere and Louis Blanc. perhaps even
Ledru Rohn--wil reach you by the next steamer.
HB
WISCONSIN, ELEcrioN.-The Judicial Election
ia Wisconsin was closely contested, and the re-
turns Indicate that two Wings and three Loco
Focos have been chosen. In the Racine District,
Edward V. Wilton, Wing, OF Rock County, Is
chosen; in the Mineral Point District NJ NJ Jack
son. Wing, OF Iowa County c. Il Lsrrabee.
Loco in the Dodge District A W Stow, Loco,
in the Fond du Lac District and A D. Smith,
Loco probably in the Milwaukee District. though