The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-30
Correspondence OF the London Daily News.
Paris. "Wednesday, MAY 3.

lgreatest uncertainty prevails dS 10 TIE Plouduie
President of the Assembly The names, how
ever, NJ. NJ. Recount, {Adjoint TO the Mayor OF
Paris,) and M. Senart (Procureur General at
Rouen.) are mentioned.
| A dispatch of the next day makes the fol-
flowing statement:
Besides NJ Nj. Recount and Senart whom
mentioned to you as candidates for the Presl-
ldency, the names of NJ NJ Buchez and Vol
haye are mentioned. The following list has
also been irculated:-President, Buchez; Vice
Presidents Cormenin, Recount, Volhaye, Sen
/ art. Trelat, Guinard, GORDON. Arago (Emman-
luel) Secretaries, Deharge, Peupin, Rouxard,
Martin Bernard, Dormes, Agricol, Perdiguier,
Ruestoys, Degousee, Negrier, Chevallou. 1t is
probabls not not less than 800 members will
meet in the Hall of Assembly to-day.
| A report is circulated that Nj. Theirs will be
nut I'D for some one of the numerous Depart
ments 10 be vacd ted by NJ. Lamartine.
| PRECAUTIONS OF rae GovEREMENT.-The in
cendiary placards and publications with which
Paris has been delugeo tor several days, have
determined the Governme nt TO adopt extraor-
binary measures of precaution. Several bat
talions of the Garde Mobile and squadron OF
cavalry are stationed en- pcrmansace around the
Hotel de Vile. Several companies OF the Ma
tional Guard have also been summoned to as
the first stroke of the "rappel"
PARIS, Thursday May Ali A. VI.
| PREPARATIONS FOR THE ASSEMBLY. THE sub
ject which engrosses all minds this morning is
of course the imposing soemnity of the OPEN
ling OF the Constituent Assembly, which is TO
| take place at noon. An order has been issued
to the commander of the troops to cause the
National Guards and troops of the line. artille
Try, &c, to be called out TO unite in and give
increased splendor 10 the national Celebration
The spacious line of road, commencing at
the Place Vendome, leading up the Rue de la
Paix. along the Boulevard de la Madeleine, the
Rue Royale, and the Place de la Concorde, to
the Chamber, will be lined by National Guards
and troops of the line. Artillery will be sta
toned in the Champs Elysees, and on the es-
planade of the Invalides. The members of the
Provisional Government will assemble al noon
at the Ministry of Justice, in the Place Ven
dome, and will walk in procession with sub
lordinate authorities by the line of route have
indicated, to the Chamber, the National Guards
troops saluting
The assembling of the Chamber will be sig
nalized by the discharge of az guns-2l from
the Invalides and 81 from the Champs Elysees
discharged alternately.
AT the moment that the Assembly will pro-
lclaim the Republic within the building, upor
la signal given the entire body of Nationa
Guards and troops will present arms, the drum.
Twill beat, and the trumpets flourish Tn,
bands of the different reg iments will every
where play the national air.
The same celebrations will be observed wher
the National Assembly is constituted.
The Chamber is ordered 10 be placed under the
special safeguard of the National Guard A
battalion will be placed within ii and arounC
oh 10. i.
6ded successfully, from day to day, to the sew
leral battalions.
The immediate charge Of the Hall of Assem-
bly, to-day will be confided 10 four compane,
of the Sd Legion of the National Guard.
preparatory session will take place a | o'clock
The members of the Government will arrive
labout l.
battalion of the National Guard Mobil,
has been drawn out in the court of the Tuille
ries since five this morning The troops have
been all consigned TO their barracks, and every
disposition taken TO Illustrate any attempt al
emcute, of which very general apprehension:
are entertained.
OPENING OF THE NATIoKAL AsSEMBLY.-Wf
have received details of the proceedings at the
opening Of the French Chamber on the 1tt
inst. which passed of satisfactorily. The
members of the Provisional Government, dis
tinSuished BY tri-colored sashes, went in pro-
cession TO the Chamber, from which all per
sons having arms were excluded. Loud pplause
Igreeted them on the way, and on their arrival
at the Chamber.
Among the members present beside the Gov
Iernment, were the Bishop of Orleans, Lacor-
7 daire, Tin the dress of Dominican friar,) NJ
de Montalembert, Odillon Barrot, Dupin, Ber-
reyer, Beranger, Larochejaquelin and Bilault
M. Dupont de fEure was the first of the Gov
L. f,ll Il. L 4
, MARITIME and the others.
SPEECH or THE President OF THE PRovIsroN.
AL GovERNMENT.-M. Audry dy Puyreveau
? senior deputy, took the chair as President; af
ter which NJ. Dupont assembled the tribune and
e delivered the following speech:
: Citizen Representatives. The Provisional
/: 10 5vernment bows before the nation and rem
: ders homage TO the supreme power with which
you are invested. Elected of he People, well
come to the great Capital where your presence
Iexcites sentimen: Of happiness and hope
which will not be disappointed. Repositories
of the national sovereignty. you are about &c
establish new institutions upon the large basis
of democracy, and TO confer ON France the on
lily Constitution fitting for her-a Republican
Constitution.
Thus having proclaimed the great political
law which will definitely constitute the coun-
u!' you "iii' CltIIeHs, IKE US, occupy your
selves in regulating the peaceable aud effica.
clous action oil the Government In the relation
which the necessity of labor establishes among
citizens, and which must have for its basis the
sacred laws OF Justice and Fraternity In fine
the moment has arrived for the Provisional
; Government 20 resign into your hands the un.
limited power with which the Revolution In
; vested it.
You know whether with us the distatorship
has been anything more than moral power.
exercised amid the difficult circumstances In