The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-02

ton, and 10 demand the alorrnrscist Of ~ diseus
sion. Cries Of" no MOI enough enough, " from all
parts Of the chamber) nejsstsd.
NJ. DE6oustE demanded that priority should be given
to the abrogation of the law Of 1882
Numerous Voiers.-No no, vote on the conclusions
OF the report.
maintain the law OF 1882 until the coustu tion was in
force. (Cries Of no, no." divide, divide'D Re-
jected.
The discussion was declared to be closed
The PREsrDrsr read proposition of NJ. Ducoux, to
the effect that the admission Of Louis Napoleon should
not take place until he had declared his adhesion
the republic one and democratic.
The proposition, not being seconded, fell to the
ground.
The PREsIDENr-I shall now proceed to put to the
vote the question to whether Louis Napoleon Bona
parte Is admitted to take his seat In the Assembly
not movement of great interest f ef .r 4
The question being then put. voted in the afhr
NATIVE by large majority Immense senration which
In consequence Of this vote Louis Napoleon il adj
mitted 70 take his seat subject however, to prove that
he is a French citizen.
The Assembly separated at quarter past six, in
traordinary excitement.
This result xpected, both by the Executive
Government and the public. The vote Of confidence
Of the previous day had prepared the public for all
manner of concessions the part CT the Assembly,
With the view of strengthening the cause Of public
der but unfortunately for the Executive Govern
ment it had carried the vote Of confidence by coup
de th.are and notwthstand ding the efforts Of NJ. Lee
dru Rolln to frghten the republicans by informing
them that 30 napartist newspapers
money given in bags full and all In the name of the
empire. tn thing would not DO Nj. jules tavre gave
M Ledru Rollins speech the coup de grace by asking
if all these dreadful attempts like the shots fred
yesterday at General Thomas which though they had
the effect OF inducing the Assembly to vote of
confidence in the Government, under the influence of
alarm, turned out on inquiry to be merely single
pistol which went of by accident, and wounded the
person whose awkwardncss accustomed it, The effect
of NJ Jules Favre's advocacy, which really very
spirited was TO carry the motion. Prince Louis Ma
poleon's admission voted by immense majority
of which the exact numbers cannot be- known, as 1t
was par asS's ct iert
nations NJ. Louis Blanc and NJ Jules Favre voted for
the admission of Prince Louis Napoleon against NM
Lamartine and Ledru Rolin and along with M. Louis
Blanc voted NM. Theirs, Berger and Dupin. great
number Of members abstained from voting.
The Pat'is of Wednesday night says that, immedi-
atey after the admission Of Louis Bonaparte into the
National Assembly NJ Ledru Roln gave in his resig
nation member of the executive government. An
other paper that the question was not
cabinet ono, and that the executive government de-
ermined short time before the sitting that the 60
vernment would not consider the vote affecting its
position whether it was in favor Of against the ad
mission Of Prince Louis Napoleon.
The great display Of troops and National Guards
of Paris and especially in the neighborhood of the
semby generally considered having been quite
unnecessary and as having been got up for the pur
pose of creating alarm and thereby inducing the As
semby to vote according to the wishes of the Govern
mont Yesterday the troops in the place de la Con-
core and the whole of that district of the city
actually more numerous than the people. There
certai few crss of Viye Napoleon but they
not many, and they always accompanied by the
words ie represenfant d peupi As for disturbance
riot there was actusly none, excepting that which
occasioned by the violence Of the
The Rue Rvo was several times cleared by charges Of
dragons This created good deal of irritation. and
the troops were occasionally hooted In the evening
GA considerable force Of National Guards, Garde
Mobile and troops Of the line and cavalry, posted
de la Concorde wac surrounded by detachments, as
to prevent to the public In the gardens of the
Tucries there large number of National Guards
kept in There were several groups of people
the outside of the line formed by the troops and
some of the adjacent streets These groups differed
from those of Monday when the minority
consisted Of the working classes YESTERDAY thew were
considerably in the majority. Generally speaking
there was little turbulence In these groups but
persons, about ton in number who set up seditious
cries, arrested 1t reported that three men
who had been arrested and shut up In the Corps dc
liberated by a body of about fifty persons, who at
tackled the post, and disarmed the Ave who
were on guard there. Another post attacked and
dsarmed but most Of the rioters were afterwards
rested. About two o'clock atrocious attsck was
made in the Rue de Rivoi upon garden dc Paris,
named Savary by band Of ruffians, of whom
were armed with knives and pistols. Savary drew his
sword, and made. courageous defence he would.
however have been murdered but for the manly inter
vention OF M. Hallez. Commandaut Of the National
Guard Of Barbecue, and NJ. Pallet, Of the Rue st.
Honore, who defe nded him vigorously. detachment
who were mostly in blouses, fed in every direc-
ton The garden de Paris taken to the Sale des
much torn and lis face bleeding His was after
wards found in the garden Of the Tueries where IL
hld boen thrown by the men who disarmed him. Last
night there were attroupements at the Portes ST.
Denis and st Martin"
The National of Wednesday says
M de Persgny. who has made himself
kable for his attempts in favor of Louis Napoleon
was arrested Tuesday at his residence 1t Is in n
great part to his instgatons and his acts that
night it said that is to be attributed the agitation
which has been produced for days past In the |
Of the hero Of the attempts Of Strasbourg and
3oulogne."
The vote in favor of the admission of Prince Louis
Napoleon a member of the National Assembly. has
lad the effect Of greatly calming the excitement Of the
eopie and especially of the working classes. There
re many who think that had the decision been the
ther way we should have had a serious In Pa
is What ultimate effect the vote will have upon the
Is very dificult to calculate.
The Paris correspondent OF morning London
Ii is 90 neray thought that in consequence of the
ote of yesterday the question Of the admission of
'riucs Louis. part and probably the whole, Of the
his morning there cabinet council on the SUBJ
ect which attended not only by the whole Of the
Executive government but by all the ministers At
he hour az which write. have not been able to
certain What has been done and 1t 1t will
iot be known before tomorrow understand thatso
anxious he sovernm. Mt to have the subject con-
iderea in full ucil that NJ Carnot who has been
,onined DAYS by illness, carried TO the
meeting. NJ. de Lamartine and NJ. Ledru-Roln are Of
opinion that the whole of the executive government
should at resign VI GARNER Pages and NJ Marie
IRE Of contrary opinion and think that the execu-
till the constitution shall have been adopted they
fpresee great evils in many changes from tenn
p,rary government to another. The opinion OF M.
Arago is not distinctly known, but is supposed that
be is inclined to join in opinion with NM. GARNER
Pages and Ma lie.
II was very currently reported the Bourse to-day
that the executive had altually given in
their designations but this is not the
p ST. have Just learned that the executive GO
is not to resign without another effort to
obtain from the Assembly something like an express
sion Of its confidence Not choosing to remain under
the impression Of the check which It received yester-
day. ia the reception Of Prince Louis Napoleon, a
meeting Of the friends of the government held to-
day In Of the bureaux Of the chamber. which
attended by M F1ocon and NJ. Duclerc. and at which
il resolved after long discussion that ut the pub
lie meeting Of the Assembly question should be put
by one of the friends Of the ministry NJ Pascal Du
pratt with respect the afoat to the retire.
ment of NJ. Ledru Ron and that afterwards NJ. Glais
Bezon should present motion in the shape Of q de-
caraton the part of the Assembly that the vote Of
yesterday does not in any respect. weaken the
vote Of confidence in the government passed on the
previous day.
The sitting of "Wednesday was calm and with.