The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-10
IMPORTANT ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE,
The French Republic

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The French Republic.
The Arse mtsy met on the 2sth rs usual Lord
Broughsm occupied prominent place; his presence
excited considerable curiosity.
N Louis Napoleon Bcnapsrte was the frat speaker.
He tad that he regretted that the incident Of the
cediTR day precloded bs continued silence He then
addressed the Assembly at length but heard
very rpstie nty He described the wsos of the
try the pprson of President and plainly avowed that
he would not shrink from the honor If it. proposed
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the project r~lstive to the nominate OF the Pre
dent Of the Republic. Powerful speeches made
during THE debate by NJ. Dupin, senr.. VI. Mole and
others TIE debate was wound up nv General Cavsig-
mac Who sad-Citize representatives, there Ia one
word which has dropped from the speaker Witch am
sorry to have heard It'll word NJ scsof threat
NJ MoiE II employed It only for the purpose Of
pre- rsire in the iivei,ess manner my convictions.
cA.scsA: -, beg 70 explain tnas 90 not ,n',,'
Mole hut solely the Of the word God be thanked.
the country win render this justics,-thst after
truth, were nothing bnt ~ they say. an ambitious
and traitor II at least gentlemen would he but
svtry mslsdrot exhibition OF my ambition and trsa-
! an now arriving at the question ttself have
se declared thst the question Of the eouatitu
ton ppitber the chief Of the executive power the
Ministry could zee in Il . cabinet question: 1t even
that that question the Preside Mt and the
Mipittry voted with the minority, and did not
.idsr their responsibility in any way engaged BY 1t
Of the Asrembly In making cabinet question OF the
percent one. iftbe Government thinks itself able to
conduct the affairs Of the country, 1t will remain In
power, II not
A VeicE-Tt will desert
GFNrRAL CAvAIerAc-fwith emphaais).- 1T will re-
tire and not desert as hear II ead come where. In
such the real deserters those who preserve
power from scrdid motives Of interest Very good
am astopihed gentlemen, rot To have heard at this
tribune the real against the nomiu alton the
President at early date To these arguments alone
could answer, and when they are produced will
con bat them. Gentlemen, the position In which we
are IL eipeulsr confess Il. When called on
to give vote in the question OF the election Of the
President. what were told +? II said that
were afraid of the that We dared not brave
the tcrutipy; that We declined the Judgment Of the
nation. The day Of justice Away. arrives for consc
eptioue opif That day has for for 1t Is
to-day that We with to appeal to the country We
come TO declare that do not fear it, judgment As
to the real question at issue tell you gentlemen.
that in my opinion there will he immense dangers in
adjourpipe the election Of the President.
A VoICE--No, Lo.
hut who think the contrary may Re permitted to say
believe am mt such stranger to the mansgemen MT
zion Of what believe to be just l am not here q
simple representative; for, gen temep do not affect
for the position hold an indifference in which you
would not believe. speak with the authority Of
man who thanks to this position that you have given
him, has power to judge of high things. conclude,
gentlemen, by telling you that to delay the nomiua-
ton Of the President beyond what IL strictly
saIy will be- in my opinion greatly to compromise the
safety Of the republic
question should not be adjourned and then that the
debates on the articles should take place at once.
Of the President for the lath Of Decembe) was then
put to the vote The following is the result Of the
scrutiny
Number Of voters. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .s19
Absolute majority. Observation-Disclosures. .41O
For the project. .581
Against. ''...'.'. ..'....... ....... .231
The Assembly then adjoorned. " . 80 ''''
Austria.
We learn, fsm intelligence by way Of Berlin, that
room as 1t became known at Vienna that the Hun.
Raans had tree to their previous pOsito the
lace and accused the Assembly Of trpachery All
power over the multitude lost. The Assembly
threw tsef the protection of the foreign cub
IN the commission Of every possible Windsch-
erstz, appointed geperslissimo OF the Austrian
forces, was moving forward with utmost speed
whilst Jescbcb and Au rsperg. wed from all xp.
prt nsions Of attrack from the drawing
clofer upon the city, more with view Of aiding in
putting end to this frehtful of anarchy than
with that of attack. This intelligence believed
In Berlin.
The mediation Of the central power at Frankfort
WILL it 10 almost certain, be substituted for that Of
government Of Frankfort has just made overtures Ia
this eepte to the Sandman government, through
their nbassador at Turin, Mr. Heokscher That per-
scpsge hse been ordered to notify to the Sandman
goverpme mt that if Charles Albert abandoned media
ton and resumed hostitiee the central power felt
Itself bound TOW ards Austria hand to support
preserve the whole of his force in Italy the
other. to the advance into the TyIol Of large
force Of Bsvsrans to support the Austrians In Italy
NJ Heckscber is said to have added that their deter
min alton would be carried into effect with the
regret the central power agreed with Sard mis- In
ts neral views and favorable to the establish
mept of natonalitiss. Should Sardinia accept the
mediation. the project would be for Lombardy to
sume position similar to that Of Schleswig Lux
emburg united to Germany by federal tie. The
answer to this proposal is not yet known.