The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-06-07

Mr.. Smith O'Brien has since been su. Pc
erceded. ~
The Protestant Repeal Association held ii
Is first meeting in the Music Hall, Abbey ii
tree,, Dublin, on Tuesday Last.
A reporter for one Of the London NOR. s
ling papers, which is opposed to the ques' 81
ion Of repcol, makes the following re. u
marks respecting this meeting; h
"It would be absurd to deny the fact o
hat the most imposing demonstration IN z
favour Of Repeal Of the Union that ever Q
took place in this country has JUS, con-
Guided" 7
> Some progress has been made in the ,
state trials this week. On Monday the
plea Of abatement IN the case of MIR.
Mitchell was argued before the Judges OF
the Queens day, Which was adverse TO
the ,raverser ~hereupon the Attorney.
General called upon Mr.. Mitchell to plead
forthwith. Mr.. Mitchell then pleaded
&C. M, guilty." Mr.. Smith O'Brien's trial
commences on Monday, and Mr. Mea.
rher's on Tuesday. Nj. Mitchell caunot .
be tried till next term.
FRANCE.
National Assembly On the 9th inst.
NJ. A. de Puraveau took the chair. None
Of the representatives. appeared in official
costume.
NJ. Avoid, one Of the secretaries, having
4 read The process rerboI of the proceedings
J of The preceding day, the chairman of the
! Sth committee proclaimed the admission
of the deputies Of tie Department, OF the
Lot, amongst whom figured NJ. Mura', son
Of the former King of Naples.
The Prcsd, nj having observed that the
majority Of The members had been admit.
ted, and that the Assembly might proceed
10 cleo, lis President, desullory discus
sion arose relative to the Duration of his
functions. Some members objected that,
as the House had no, Sc, framed its inter.
nal regulations, the functions of the Presl-
, dent should be essentially temporary. Ii
: was finally agreed that they should be lint
{ ted TO one month.
Nine tables for the scruiineers were then
brought in, and The following results were
ottalned:-
NJ. Buchez 800
NJ. Trelat pa
q NJ. Rocurt 81
4 NJ. Buchez was then proclaimed Presi
/ dent.
The following poin,meDts took place
J, For Wee Presidenfs.--M Recur,, 633
e NJ. Cayalgnac. SIC; NJ. GORDON, 397 NJ
Gunard, 31s; NJ. Cofmenin, $40; NJ
). Senard, 3l9.
a For Secretaries. -Peupin, 1865; RobeT
(des Ardennes,) 1888; Degeorge., 325
: Felix Pyat, 1922; Lacrosse, PSI; Etsal'
: Penn, 1852.
e For QvedOrs.- Degousee, 439; Berea'
e de Pusy, 35s; General Negrie, 298.
C Previously to the election Of Vice Pre-
!. siden,s scene occurred. The Provisions
:. Government had declared IN the program
e, me tina, an absolute majority was necess
rs ~ to decide the election Of Vice President
J.. Same s,,es,,l,s~ s.sovsd that relative ma
K iority should be sufficient, IN aliercatio
e ensued, and the words "aristoe tat y an
Il factions were freely interchaDged, an
o feeling exhibited Of any thing but sui
ID mission TO the provisional decteas, III
y ." Sovereignty Of the Chamber being lou'
T. ~ demanded on. Ga putting the ques'iC
n to The vote the relative majority was ca
ne ried almost unanimously. In these di
is pu,es VI. Barbes and Elienne Arago toe
j; prominent parts; and 10 one OF two cas-
x. they proceeded TO such lengths that cart
we're in,erchanged between NJ. Barb
aad other members.
o. On he 6 b inst. NJ. Baches, Ptesider
10 took the chair al one o'clock.
Al NJ. LamartIne assembled the tribune, al
a read an account Of the proceedings Of Il
at Provisional Government since the 9Th
a. Febrrary.
n, NJ. Ledru Roliip, the Minister Of Il
Interior, succeeded NJ Lamartine, and !
capituated the different acts of his ADM
nd sira,lon since The Oath Of February.
It's NJ. Cremieux, Minister Of Justice, su
- ceeded NJ. Ledru RoIin, and was hinse
mt followed by NJ. Louis Blanc, who both e
he posed the different acts OF their respacIl'
Is. adminls,. atoms.
ITALY.
Declaro'ion Of War BY The Pope again
Q. Austria. The people Of Rome, aware
n. the uncertain policy Of Pus TX, 10 the
r, Italian question, had been stimulating b.
e. for some time past with addresses, to !
N. duce him to declare war against Aus,ri
He assembled the college OF cardinals, AT
IN o consisiory made speech which eau
cr ed the greatest anxiety throughout Rom
Il. lie said that all he had done up TO this da