The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-24

81 have at-o tn state" ead the Pre.iden that the
q ricade Of the Place Na,erf has been carried
NJ DouEsNEL-The mora! effect the deer. q. passed
by the Assembly this NOR ning has been exretls MT
We were everywhere received on communicative
them, with the loudest WHAT'S; and acclamations
were ato addressed With enthusiast the Natio nal
Assembly The decree placing Paris in a state of
SIEGE and dtl'gatng the whole authority General
Cavaig nae has been greeted with enthusian. WAS
that declaring that the country adopted the widows
and children Of the citizens who had yesterday f4e
or might still fall for their country We proceeded to
the Faubourg du Temple. where General Lam ciere
had established his headquarters. A sharp fire Of
musketty was engaged in Rue ST. Nicho.as and Rue
du Temple. house in the former street u
pied by the insurgents who kept frog fro IL actively
The General WAS anxious for reinforcement but as
We were returning we met troops proceeding thther,
20 that probably III. post is now reinforced In the
Rue du Temple the fuslade has nsideraby sacken-
ed. (Hear)
NJ RAYNAL also rendered an account of his course
through Paris lie and his coll.agues he said, had
been every here most enthusia ideally received by
the National Guard and the people who req Vested him
to assure the Assembly Of their unanimous d-voted-
ness to the republic. The boulevards perfectly
tranquil. In the Faubourg St. Denis the firing was
stiil heard in the Rue Vendone The NaIioual
Guard, which in HE morning had not breu numerous,
ricsde Of the Rue Doucherat the poi OF bel ng
carried In few hours order he felt certain would
BE- restored in Paris. The drcrees voted by the AS
senbly had produced an excellent effect.
NJ DAMPIERRE next decl-red-i have to inform
the Assembly that in the square of the Pantheon 800
urge nts have capt. uated and laid wn their arms
The sitting was then again suspended.
At o clock a considerable number of reprcse ia
tive. entered the II amber M. de Lamart ne nd M
Marie were amongst them. They took their places as
simple representatives, the former on the right nd
The second on the left
Nj BEAUMONT (de la Somme) gave an accom- Mt of the
proceedings of himself and his colleagues they had
gone, he said to the Hotel de Vile. where General
Duvivier and NJ Marrast the mayor of Paris held their
head quarters. All along their passage the presen-
tatives had met with the greatest enth usiasm when
they spoke OF the DEGREES passed by the Assembly
cries of Pre- Fassem6iee Rationale " spe la Repub-
iiquer fusillade was going on at the Place Maui
bert several of the insurgents bad arrived at the o-
tel de Vile, and were endeavorng to treat with Gen
Duvivier whose reply that they must 40 back to
their comrades 10 tell them to lay down their arms
that was the first thing to be done. They withdrew
and the repi had come away before the re-
suit known. I'VE then divided our numbers, ,,
said the hon member. and the party to which be-
lonped went successfully to the 3D. ID and 1st
di nents and we're every where most ent astcay
received the citizens promising their most energetic
sS,oIs,atlon ;, There is one remark have to make
and o, dreadfuly fatgued-I think it would be well
to relieve them at least temporarily.
BonJEAN said that some traits of conduct we're
admirable on this day One that of old soldier
who served in the 3D. legion. His eldest fell into
h's aims. wounded by ball. As he taking him
from the ranks, another ball struck the young man.
and killed him. The father Mt once returned home,
and ordered his second son to come out and take his
brothers place (Ihe name of the gentleman who
showed such Brutus-hke frmness is Leclero)
NJ. FAvAKp gave account of the visit of his party
to General Lamoriceres quarters. They had gone
and everywhere found the National Guard and the
troops Of the line devoted to the republic they had
o,her, and found the slightest hindrance At the
entrance OF the Rue Rambueau there was q barricade
which had been taken some time before they next
proceeded to the Rue Mon martre and received from
the National Guard there. ASSURE nee that thew
would remain at their posts day and night, If neces
sary. as the DEGREES which had been adooted gave
them guarantee that the National Assembly were
Diet. rmned to act well.
Another represcnav spoke of the visit of his party
to the Place Naubert which had he unders stood
since taken. The Garde Mobile and the Republican
Guard had behaved in the most admirable man ner =
The neighforho of the cite tranu uil The bar
ricade at the bottom of the Rue de Ia agnc had
been taken a little before the visit of the members
M tHARAMAUlE said that the barricsde Of the Place
Maubet had been taken in thu most gallant style by
the 18th battalion of the Garde Mobile At that Dol
was dipayed trcoored flag bearing the insert ptiou
Of La l3ae brigade dSs .4feers or which
the white compar ment said the honorable repre-
sentative sullitd by a bonr ct rouge. (Sensation)
M. DucLKRc wshed 10 allude to matter of person
al character and Of somewh hat delicate nature Gen.
eral Cavaignac had applied to him to IL could
reckon on his CO operation. and he (M Duclerc) had
this disorder is put down" After that shall deman nd
permsien TO be restored to my liberty re-
turn TO private station yes like the other Minis
operation the General could have to demand from NJ
Duce'c unless it could be to furnish funds pay
trotpsl
The PRESIDENT informed the Assembly that intelli-
gence had just been received Of the Of NJ Bxio
hopes were now entertained of his recovery Marks
of satisaction) Gen Bedeau also going favor
ably.
Nj. DIS EssARrs also gave a satisfactory account of
Nj. Dorpes
The sitting was then again suspended
At quarter past six IL resumed
The PREsIDENT-Tbe intelligence which arrives from
every quarter gives firm that in short
time the victory Of order anarchy will be complete
In That state II things propose to you to withdraw
until eight o'clock only. The information which the
governnt mt will have collected by that hour then
be communicated to you in such satisfy
you that no doubt exists of the termination which
tic aed.
Al this mement NJ. BouLAr (de Ia Mcurthe) entered.
% de- mt nd IN h..
Of the bureau the details given in the the sit
ting =, about out, the taking OF the Pantheon
ATS O'Clock M PORTALS one ofthe Woe Presidents,
took the chair
amorcere to communicate the following facts the
Assembly. l met near the Passage de rOpera an
aide. de-camp, who informed me that the general
vhhtd have some renforcements. but that II they
could not be sc mt he could do without them At the
same NONE mt two three bsttalons of National
Guards arrived from Amiens and with them and our
co ague, M Drcoux, proceeded to the head quarters
cftbe general Near the Chateau d Eau two sharp
discharges Of musketry were exchanged with the in
aid informed them that his intention to hem In
the bariicade from every point to take it in the
quarter OF the capital that Dumesnl the ofcer in
command Of the National Guard Of st. Denis, an
nouDces that the whole of the left bank of the is
Dow completely free that the events of the Faubourg
st d. mis- terminated and that the insurgen ts in
tie 9th reimbursement at this moment demand to
tuate The Boulevard Beaumarc bas prese nts no
further difficulty. All that remains for this evening
Tomorrow morning to attack and to take. is the
Faubouig st. Antoine, and n part Of the Marais,
Every where the populations. the army, and the Ma
IT, nal Guard are enthusiastic in their cries OF Z" Yive
10 herrthque ~ Pre- f.qsssmbise rationale ~ Isar
besr)
A MrMprR-F From this time to tomorrow the de-
crees will have ost heir effect
Nj TUrch-Tbe Nationsi Guard Of the 18th arrou-
dhsement showsd the Rreatest enthusiasm when We
Iroclsin' the DEGREES which you voted. ! have nov
n spcrsd duty 10 peform. One which made a solemn
promise to fulfil Qntrrest) At the taking Of tho
EStrHpade General he
CO m ma pser Of the Garde Mobile, received ball In the
thigh He was taken on y mattress to the Pantheon.
went with him. and told him that he might reckon
on the gratitude Of the National Assembly. The
surgeons then extracted the ball and he nearly
tainted He. however. cast his eyes me- and taking
NY hand though was not know to him he presaed
u fetbly and cried Pire la RSpubiigue ~ 8" pray
you " he added. Ito render account to the Ma
tiopal Assembly Of the ner in which have done
NY duty. ! marched at the head of the brave Gords
Mobile 10 give them good example" General APP /
probation and sympathy