The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-10

The President accordingly declared The citizens
Iamartne, Ledru Rollin, Marie, GarIier Pages,
and Arago, members forming the Executive Com
mission of Government.
NJ WolOwski then brought forward ais PROPOSE
ton for a committee 10 examine into the state OF
the working classes, but after having developed
his views he abruptly turned % the question OF Po
land and was followed by NJ. Duco'rx, who de-
claimed about the state of heir oppressed, demo-
cratic brethren in Germany, Italy and Poland.
NJ de Tamattine in q few sentences from his
seat observed how difficult il was for government
80 formed, and under such circumstances, 10 give
such pledges were demanded; theY should re-
collect the reserve imposed upon linn, but ne
would declare that should tho moment for coop
Grafton arise he would not forget what was due 10
the French flag, and most assuredly the conduct OF
| 1881 would not be renewed in 1878. NJ. Monta-
| lembert endeavored to obtain more precise ex-
| preston from the government, hut NJ dc boss.~s
4 line on an appeal TO the Chamber, WIS supported
| in his determination. Ii was settled that day
| should be appointed for en- Interpolation on the
4 Polish question. r.- 80,
The celebrated George Sand was present in The
ladies' gallery, and attracted general attention
The Genital Committee of the National Guards
Democratic Club have issued a most energetic
protestation against The odoUs calumnies and
provocatons 10 civil war published by the clubs OF
| Blanqui and Of Barbes.
To protect the deliberations of the Assembly, il
is understood that battalion Of each legion OF the
National Guards is under arms, and the Mobile
Guard and military are kept in readiness to act al
moments notice. ..
The Commune de Paris, which Processes TO be
The organ of the clubs, ridicules the conduct o.
the Chamber, which is losing time in words, while
the reaction is gaining ground in Errope, declaT
ing that the best eloqnence would be- the sound o.
the drum, and calls for war against Prussia, Aus
tria, Naples, &C., ttc.
. The Journal dss Debats, of Thunday, confirm,
the reports that Pope Plus TX. is at present prls
oner in the hands OF his unruly subjects, being viz
. tually confined 10 his palace. Rome has regular
" rebeIled agans. him, and the probability is tha
His Holiness win be deposed a temporal prince
: In fact the entire executive authority appears Z
J be exercised by the new Ministry without any con
n troll on the part of the Pontih
= G CARIsRbHr. May 1.
I, Our city is still in a state of siege--sir canno
e mounted On LudEig's Quay, on lle Rhne--ih
a citizens hive received notice Of large bilietng
Of soldiers being about 10 be imposed upon them
n and we are about 10 have body OF cavalry ffof
" Hesse. in addition 10 the infantry nyw here.
% From the Standard, f2rlL1 t
IL Italy a.tN IS
Her Msjesiy's steamer Porcupine, arrived {
. Malta, ON The 30th ult., having left on the III
"a very unexpectedly. She brought dispatches
Sir w. Parker Of very interesting character
They announce the despatch Of 1000 troops ffol
Naples TO Lonlbariy. Six fine wsi steamers, or
brig, two tO-gnn figstes and large transport a.
to convey them UP the Adriatie, ifora one of "
:, ports in which sea they are TO march into Lomss
u dy. "A large sqne3ron OF cavalry and held b.
t. tsg, comPosed of 20 pieces, are Alsoto iollow
The same direction.
q Va l~o- hat hen