New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-22
Caus.iaierc the Cbiof-Discoveries.

In the best informed quarters the general opinion
prevails that the real chief OF the late Instruction
was Caussidiere ID is said that things were not I'M
known 20 Louis Blanc, but that be shrunk from any
active share.
The evidence already obtained by the Committee OF
Inquiry the nsurreci0n goes TO show that on the
day before the nsurrcction ION Thursday during the
whole day the chiefs Of each OF the principal sections
Of the insurgents examined the places that each OF their
sections was to occupy and that those who were %
command received their Instructions. The Organiza-
ton OF sections and brgades already made Tor Il
correspOnded with that Of the Gfeis HdfOndu there
heuenants brgadiers and chiefs OF cetachmenis
independently OF these arrangements the chiefs all
met Thursday evening TO confer and encourage
each other for the meeting Of the following day.
Important discoveries appear 10 have been made by
the magistrates the events Of the nsuTTecron Doc
uments Of the highest importance have been seized
which viii show whence proceeded the money distrib-
uted and who really the chiefs OF the lnsurrec
ton The Committee has already heard numerous wit
nesses, and collected great quantity Of documents
The INJURY has for It's object 70 ascertain what nOr
nation the Executive Commission had, should have
had. 20 a conspiracy that every one knew existed
aud what motives to neglect such measures precau
lions required for the public safety. The mum
Der OF troops OF the line in Psris only 1000 on the
I'D June. There are now 60.00O
Hundreds OF respectable persons literary men, artists
gentlemen educated persons are missing who were
not killed in the ranks OF the National Guard. They
among the insurgents whose organic alton has a.
ready recommended. signals we're exchanged contin-
ualy from house n house. and the extempoFe tsle-
graphs were a work During the whole OF the insuI
recton the chiefs learnt whst passing from the tel
egraphs erected the sammits Of lofty houses, and
corresponding with houses within the circle Of insur
rection-
Lamartine Going TO the East.
circumstance has transpired which has created no
little surprise NJ dc LamArtne Is about 70 quit France
The preiext that he intends travel IN the East and
that be Is to be accompanied by Madame de Lsnartine
HIS departure must be very a. hand, II Is said
that some Of his luggage hss alresdy been dispatched
for MArseilles
NJ de Lsnsrtines departure Al the present moment
and under such peculiar circumstances, has gwen rise
10 a variety OF rumors. Of which the truth Is very
doubtful Among other improbable rePorts Il Is said
that LarnArrne IN the 1rst place applied FOR pass
pogt for England and that the Executive Government
refused il on the ground that before gons il wAs neces
sary thar the National Assembly should examine and
approve OF the sets OF the Provisional Government and
the Executive Committee from the period OF tneir com
ing into Office on the 2ith OF February III the 9Th Of
June when they Quilted IL ard thai as many questions
might BE asked and explanations required oy the A.
semby these and especially As 10 the expen-
eiigre OF money II would be exceedingly involvement
that NJ dc Lamartine should be absent az such mo-
nent Sapposing this story 70 be true u would merely
show that the present powers dproved OF the absence
CT NJ de Lalnartne AZ al but does not accoun. FOR
ms passport being refused to England snd granted TO
Msrseiles.