The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-24
The PREsIDErr-The perma nence is suspended until
eight to morrow morning
The sitting WAS terminated at midnight.

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eight to morrow morning
| The sitting WAS terminated at midnight
| PERMANENT SITTING, JUNE a.
The measures taken for the defence OF the Chamber
of the most efficient description large body OF
Dragon and turaesier on the Place de la 'on-
CO, de- with a r.. gme mt of the line and considerable
party of the Gar de Mobile The horses and the
cnva,ry gm- Dts appeared fstgued. having part OF
them been duty all ght whilst the cuirssiers had
Only arrived that morning In Paris Many Of the men
were lying about on the flag stones. trying snatch
half nm hours sleep On the bridge body of dragons
as posted whilst in front OF it two bate
ries {" cannon Down the quavs, the forces appeared
int rmiDabe particularly towards the fava'dss; and
considerable train Of artillery in waiting read,
at moments notice Round the Chamber the forces
were also exceeding numerous.
Inside all agitation Not than twenty per-
in the public tribune; the danger apprari ng
too in mintnt TO ail'w curiosity to
heDsion About half dozen ladies were present.
Below in the hall sI confn-ion: en-, h member
giving his share Of intelligence and discussing what
was known.
The President took the chair at quarter past eight
Tho PREsIDtNr--I have to render you accou mt,
in few words, of what has passed since separated
Attention. All the points OF the town occupied by
the in,urpebts and the troops remained without at
tack until towards morning. on both sides. 1t would
appear that the struggle ought to continue to-day
an en,rRetic msnncr J he insurgents seem to have
extended their means of resistance Measures h ave
been tsk to concentrate the forces in such man
ner as That in few hours the instruction be put
down Nevertheless. the circumstances are grave and
cannot arrive ri final solution without n viror-
| Gus struggle. We reckep on the National Guard
the srmy md the Ga, de ,ii. The alton y, (uar,Is
of he Bapew arrived last night and still arriving
Other National Guards coming in from the de-
parimcnts. Regiments are aiso arriving from the
DeiebboiDg garrison and, in fine the Minister of War
has taken all the m necessary to nj sure that
the day shall not pass over without force remaining
to the law great numuer of our colleagues Ia We
expressed opinion that the Assembly ought to tes
tfy TO the National Guard its gratitude by other
means than sterile thanks la consequence have to
present to you pr sition. in the of he re pub
lie in favor Of the widows and of the orphans of those
who have died in its service, (Hear hear)
N. PASCAL DUPRAT-Thp proposition Of the Presi.
dent IL The expression of gratitude have TO de-
mand That nothing else he entioned Hear henrJ
o BARRoT should propose, In tho Of
The MINISTER OF FoREIar ArrAms-In the name
Of grateful France!
read his proposition. 1t importa MT being adj
dressed to whole families. (Cries of "No noo' agi.
tatiop)
The PREsIpErr-The following is what propose:-
The National Assembly DEGREES as follows:-"The
Republic adopts the children and the widows of the
citizens who have fallen on the 2Si June who may
sti perish in defence of order liberty and ubcan
Institutions" (APproba'ion)
The document was then put to the vote. and adopt
ed unanimously
The PRESIDENT read letter from M ST. George OK
cusipg bipsef from ate nding at the sitting his
son having been previously in the RI nks of
the National Guard (Nuch sympathy
Several men bers d-na dcd what news had been re-
ceived of NJ. Bixio and NJ. Dornes.
1he PRESIDENT said that the state Of Bxio though
exceedingly serious still allowed hopes to he entertain
M Clement 1bomas not grave thought.
General Lamo'iciere had not been wounded, though
The sitting was tn. n suspended
At half past nine the public business again re-
The PREsIpENr--Five members dems nd secret CON-
ni,tte am going to give orders to clear the public
triburcs (No poD
Voicts- Consult the Assembly
Ihir being done, the demand for the House to re.
solve itself into secret committee put the vote
M. FACIAL DUrRAT-It is not in nv own name alone:
but in that of great number of my colleagues and in
the following dtCr =
n,y Is in state Of sege ts.n"on) and all
tsfaction.
NJ LAHABIr. from his place, expressed himself in
strong terms aga INST this decree.
M Pascal DurRAr-lt is we'll understood that the
National Assembly Is to preserve its supreme power.
M. ANTHONY THouHEr proposed that the decree
should be rceded by these words, the National AS
M. BrAUnteAnp proposed another wording for tho
Psrt intending to place the supreme power in tho
hands OF Gen Csva'Rnac (Nois-J
The MINISTER OF WAR-Citixens, I conjure you to
cssst a,seust,. Some time and perhaps in an hour
0 is NO time ". for Words se % s
getic measures. (Yes! yes! Tumut)
The President then read the proposition in its
art The National Assembly remains perrnanence.
su'hsry i placed a. IN The ' hands of General Ca.
n Lsrsbit rushed to the tribune. but could not oh.
tain bearing (Tumult) Atlast he descended and
went to his place.
NJ. JULES FANkE, In inc MIDST or considerable noise
and agitation, proposed the following additional
ticle :
The Executive Committee the instant
Great agitation. Cries of Yes, yes" "No, no ~
he M,NIsTER OF FINANck-You have Just voted q
bill Of public safety conjure you not to pass a vote
sienihcstive ct rancor (Cres Of No. no!')
The anne pdn-Dt of NJ Jules Favre was rejected.
and the pr position adopted.
The MInIsrrR or COMMERCE deman ded that the de-
tbould be Immediately announced to the National
Guard ny come members Of the Assembly by the
Preside
The PREsrDrrr-The service of the National Guard
Keeps away considerable number Of representatives
Others propose to and face the 8gitati0ns
deavor 10 restore order. A number of propositions
have been made shall consult the Assembly (Cries
MrMBrR- The Arsemby must remain en- perma.
nenee rropro.e that Eve repre-e natives be dssg-
ns'eo by ,ot VINO .hal 60 and speak to the masses.
'. The fn,slprsr- he age and functions Of some of
The representatives. render 1t impossible to have
course TO lot for such mission propose to the As
semhly TO withdraw to the bureaux name a certain
nun Der Of representatives to go and to the
populauoD IN. decision of the Assembly CLEAR. hear
great agitation prevailed The members rose
hurr'dly and Withdrew to their bureaux, as proposed
Ear bureau was to pnme four members
The members Of the left and declare that
they Trotet sea'Ds the state Of siege and si that
they VIII not be accompices IN the consequences Of
LAoEANor-C Citizens. you re nd asunder tho bonds
trnity you destroy the republic by this state of
Very violent dscussions took place on the benches
Of ,hr left
Inc SUING was again suspended. At q quarter to
eleven the representatives again entered the hall
The PnEs'DENT again appeared and stated that he
had message to deliver from tho Exec uye Commit
tee IL is thus ded -
Monsieur 10 Pre''den,-Tlc Executive Committee would
un' 'hst Was nng alike to its duy and its honor il
wihdrw tef ,eh SD ton public cr 1t withdrs~s only
vote t TIE Ass, mbly. In RENTING the
which invested the Of Nstionai AS
semb, devote anger and
to tn safety vf ~ teJu,lic.
ARAGo LErEU ROLLS GAR MEN PAcysLAMAprIyr MANN
the Members Of III, Executive Conn ittee
"2ib June. PAcNrRRr Saore tarv"
have also continued the Hon President) to state |
or the part Of General Cava that such members
asmsy think ht TO address the pepuation-to say to
tbt Whist their coDtc ente dictatcs-hould the
three following places Of reBdrzvous-the Porte st
Denis. where General Lamorciere comma pd-d; the |
Hotel de- vile where General Duvvitr was placed:
and ne Place de In SorboDhe where General DsmesDe |
held The chief con mapd. The tatives ought
to a.tnbe at the questors' flee and proceed with
their SCARF ON. To marx their quality