New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-30
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
FRANCE AND EUROPE.
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Par. Correspondence Of The Tribune.


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rrrroep,stves Of the Revolution the founders Of the
republic. could not Justly be separated no distinguished
ns,ne could be excluded without the same time call
ing forth in advance dsngorou, schsn. not perhaps
IN the Assembly bu; certainly among the people La
MARITIME and u. party Of the Na.ioaa! understood this
AMI spoke and acted accordingly. If their design was
evident if the result o. the trial placed Ledru Rolin
next 70 Lamartne in the new Government il was not
because the National Assembly penetrated with
similar conviction Of political expedcncy but because
the greater part Of the Representatives that H. the
actous,s know very well that they DO not express the
true choice Of the popuaton-tha they only succeeded
In making part Of the Assembly through the coalition
Of the Legtmisis the Clergy the Philppsts and the
Indifferent class and that therefore any particularly un
popular step might readily lead the people 10 disavow
them entirely They accepted the combination, which
was the result OF yesterdays trial. only necessity
bit showed their gail and wrath by voting unanimously
io GARNER Pages AragO and Marie (al three politicians
but only Of a moderate stamp. while they granted La
MARITIME The fourth place by Gi3 votes and gave Lcdru
Roln only AS votes. Since the entire number Of 70
tcrs was 79i it follows that Isl Exactly the number o.
tlc former Deputies of the "lo voted against Lamar
tine, and 1896 against Ledru Rollin
Lana:tnes popularity is therefore on tao wanc, ~
tie National AssenJly bat not among the people. IiO
viii be ever and more impelicd toward Ledru
Rohn and the Revolutionary party, as predicted "a
fortnight since IN order 10 preserve the Republic from
The dangerous tendency OF reaction, other means
will be finally left him than to place himself at the head
OF the peoples party and enter the lists a,ant the par
harncniary party We remember Lamartnc's words,
when no wrote the History Of the Grondsis, "Pipsa
rance daus rhis0e dcs GHoHdins pins je deeics Non
ogrqrd :" The farther advance in the History of the
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II also happen to him as statesman.
The remainder OF yesterday. session not very
Interesting It was divided into political and social
part In the political part Arago proclaimed nterccs
sons in favor OF Italy and Montacmbert others in
favor of Poland which, on Lamsrtnes motion, were
appointed for discussion Monday the 18TH Woow
sh desired the direct intervention Of the French Re
public in favor of Poland and Galica. a requi-iuon
which was actively supported Next followed the so
cial afterpecc Louis Blanc desired the formation Of
Ministry OF Labor and Progress and thereby complained
bitterly OF the attacks and examinations 90 which he
and his works had been exposed on all sides. lie
heard with calmnoss in fact he interrupted in
order that he might be assured the Assembly
vnced of the purity OF his intentions, but that it also
believed nc had erred in his choice Of means for i'm
proving the condition Of the laborng classes. As he
nevertheless styled himself the isolated Defender OF
the People the whole Assembly and declared
with mind that they all Defenders Of the Peo
pie and would suffer him appropriate this title OF
honor
After Louis Blanc came aborer the jouneyman
matchmaker Poupin, who produced most decided ef
feet lie combated him with unusual 6onhommie and
unrelening logc-and when he declared that " Louis
Blanc Gays he is not culpable-certainy he is not
how can he be culpabe, Sho has done nothing 20 the
Assembly broke out into an Undesirable storm of up
plause The proposition to found Ministry of Labor
was rejected but the other hand the formation of
a Committee Of SO members was decreed who should
busy themselves with the supervision Of the condition
of the working classes and the time propose
means of improvement.
The army of the Alps which has heretofore consist
ed Of three divisions, is increased by fourth
division Of three brigsdes, which completely organ
lied under the command Of Gen. Arbouyic, s coming
over from Mgiers.
The great festival OF the Champ de Mars, which
appointed for the l4h inst is 70 be again postponed
since the preparations be completed Since the
Archbishop of Paris has declared that he viii not par.
tcipate in IT, and the clergy Of his Diocese have
forbidden the their congregations, large
Der OF young priests have protested oinst this unwise
step, through the public prints.
The NOaiteEr of day does not contain the nomina-
ton OF the Minister'S but the following list has
been circulated on Change Foreign Affairs Jules Bss
tide Interior, Jules Fsyre War, Gen. Duvvier Ma
rne Flocon; Finance Daclerc. Messieurs Crcmieux,
iJustee) Carnot (Edueston) aud Belmont, public
Works. receive their portfolios NJ Guillemo, has been
appointed bearer OF dispatches Athens and NJ Saba
tier Secretary TO the Embassy 10 the sans place.
Al three O'Clock the session again opened. NJ
Viyer presented the report concerning the rules Of the
.,4, a
bued. These regulations are in the main similar to
those OF the Chamber of Deputies rule is attached
concerning the inner and outer police The National
Assembly delivers to the President unlimited power in
tins respect and stations all military and civil officers
under his command All demonstrations OF applause or
dspeasure prohibited to the trbuncs the spccta
tors must witness the proceedings OF the Assembly sit
ting and uncovered every disturbance Of order will be
immediately taken In hand by the legal officers and pun
ishe0 Both regulations were adopted with unanimty
after confused discussion had arisen concerning the
question what punishment should be imposed on the
Commander Of the armed force who neelects the re-
QUESTION OF the National Assembly Article 3i OF the
Book OF Penal Law prescribes from one 10 three
months imprisonment, the timid party in the National
Assembly desired more severe punishmenie taste
OF the guilotine, twenty years in the galcys-but
were silenccd by the moro reasonable head in the As
sembly
The ntellgen from Rome, 10 the 4th which reached
here by extraordinary courier, announces that the
austrian Ambassador has received his passport and that
The declaration Of war against Austria has been made
public All Rome has the appearance OF warlikc
camp. The Cardinals have led 20 Monte Csvallo and
placed themselves under the protection OF the Pope
An letters which arrive their address, are enclosed
aud laid aside, be publicly read 10y Committee OF
the people Il Is even reported that the Pope has mndc
every preparation for his departure from Rome and
mat al the prisons 10 be opened Ciceronacch'o
has conducted himself like a hero he and Mamian
have saved Rome
Inc chief military commander Of the German Legion
oifafs Hen Karl Bernstein arrived here today from
sussourg We learn from him that tho French Gov.
efnneni has acted in the most humane manner toward
The returned members Of the Legion and the numerous
Pohueai refugees which have come over from Baden
All OF them have been appointed residences in The large
cities - Chalon7, Besaneon. Dole. &c They receive
daily without distinction franc and half and ifthoy
choose, can obtain whaever they need through EN-.
Payments Of various kinds On the other hand the
srictcst measures have been taken "a rrcoo, tho s