The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-18
TWO CENTS.

l. wv GENTS.
Potiers will withdraw from the house In a body de-
cliping to vote Such was the resolution taken Iast
evening They also resolved not to to any re-
srictions upon the popular choice of President such
those intended to be put forward in some sf the
endments Tho object of these per sonal and ia
to dsqualify Prince Louis Nap leon the Prince de
Joinvile. The party of the Rue de Potiers in fne
that the right of the people to choose the
shall be not only mme diate, but unrestricted That
they shall not only choose the first President well
as all succeeding but also shall choose whom they
please.
At the meeting of the party of the Palais Royal,
which consists of ultra democrats; not-howevsr, in
any other call the Mou ntain-it was re-
solved TO support the endment giving to the Assem-
bly, the privilege Of electing the first president
The party of the Institute less than that
Of the Paais Royal and less than that of the
Rue de Potiers we're very much divided, aud came to
no resolution. party OF these would vote with the
party Of the Rue de Poitiers and the other with the
party Of the Palas Royal.
The Montagnard party, which had also a meeting
proposed by NJ Grevy for maintaing the
ofthe Assembly the chief of the be namsd
byit.
Nothing of interest took place to day in the Assem-
bly,. The state Of prostration to which commerce. in
Paris has been reduced continues without any mitva
tion Visible evidence OF this s presented to all VINO
resort to this capital The number shops closed in
all the principal thoroughfares cannot fail strike the
most cursory observer.
Much astonishme mt was produced on the Bourss
Today, at the OHciaI note which appeared in the
Monteur. dsavowng the loan nced to be under
taken in London and decar ng that no intention was
entertained Of calling for any credit It is
ported that the frat steps taken by the English house.
(Devaux Co, who are connected with NJ. Goud-
chaux we're not attended with such satisfactory re-
suits hoped for, and that, anticipating the
failure of the negotiation, NJ. Goudchaux thought it
best to disavow all participation in the proceeding
The news had bad effect at the Bourse; many pur-
chases which we're ordered yesterday have been
fernandez to-day.
Various reports, Of political and financial nature,
houa had vrvfury lx1a aHaat e..
others, the resolution adopted at the Rue de Poters
which have mentioned above.
Nearly when the post was closing it reported that
unfavorable news has just been received the
ment from Turin. A cabinet council has Deen sud- My
convoked at the hotel Of General Cavaignsc.
Notwithstanding the external appearance Of tram
guilty in the capital the being
at ease. meeting Of the commanders Of the several
legons of the National Guard convoksd n few
ton as to the spirit which prevailed in the several le-
gions second meeting has taken place, at which
present. The in general expressed their
opinion that the rappel should be beatou, the Ma
ional Guard would come out in numbers;
but some Of them expressed much apprehension the
event of any Bonapartis movement, and felt but lit
tie reliance on any cordial cooperation with the gov
eminent in such an event
The debate in the National Assembly on the article
of the Constitution, which that single legis-
ative body only shall exist in France, Terminated
lection of the amendment Of NJ. Duvergier do Hau-
ranne, which proposed that there should be two On
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For the anne ndment.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 289
hB"'nes ~ 80 - ooo
Majority for single chamber ....... 2u
Notwithstanding this decisive vote the debate
resumed ty an amendment proposed by M. Barthslsmy
st Haire to introduce the word provision atly
order to leave the question open for the Assembly
disordery discussion thereupon arose. which
terminated by the advent of night The motion is to
be further debated to-day.
Notwithstanding all that has been said, and truly
said Of the paucty of republicans existing in France
Mt tha nf tinn no iC11
appear to be making progress In the provinces NJ.
Laissac the republican candidate, has been elected
opposition to the Able Genouds editor and pro-
pretor Of the Gazette de France This peaceful vic
the progress Of socialism ana communism elsewhere.
General Cavaignac and Louis Napoleon appear to
be on the most friendly terms, for they observed
There was public dinner held at the Chalet to cele
pirate the annyersaTy OF the proclamation Of the frs
French republic. NJ Audry de Puyraveau presided,
and in the course Of his speech expressed the de-
light which he, an old republican Of 1890, felt at
presiding on such an occasion. The meeting
violent speech. After declaring that he admits the
right of labor in its fullest extent and conendng that
the principle M Ledru Rollin thus proceeds What,
citizens! France has not the resources which were
found by England to combat the continental block
ade and support her commerce. England able
to subsidise against six coalitons able to
overcome the genius of Napoleon in 1916; and yet
France more rich in real property is not able to find
mo ney for her aborng classes No. it is not possible
md those who make use Of such language the
Energetic were taken a" the ao.s Of last
week to maintain the tranquility Of Paris IL appears
that some persons organised species of ovation
in favor Of Prince Louis Napoleon, which to
sst OF numerous procession along the Bouevards to
the hotel of the president the executive
brought temporarily into execution after the late cleo
tons Thanks to the firm attitude assumed by the
the parties who had designed this manifestation we're
Induced to renounce
There were indications within around the As,
semby day of any of that extraordinary excitement
which many expected would follow the appearance of
Prince Louis Napoleon. He attended in the same
place, On the left OF the Chamber in the midst Of
number Of members of the moderate party but also in
the neghborbood Of many of the ultra democrats He
showed marked attention to the speech delivered bv
NJ Lamartne on the question of one or two chambers
There demon stration whatever in the streets
as Prince Louis Napoleon went to the Assembly.
Government has received q telegraphic despatch TO-
day, from Bayonne, announcing the accouchement
Of the Duchess Of Montpensier, at Seville of daugh
ter.
The Echo des .4lpes Maritimes Of the 18th instant
states that instructions have been forwarded the
Army Of the Alps, to countermsnd the preparations
for war which had been ordered but IL Ia believed
that the Army of Observation will remain united
the frontier until the Austro Italian question is set
to be raised to 10000 is to be maintained at 10000
The idea of forming divisions at Dion and Strssburg
An incident occurred the other night at the Opera
Comique, Paris, which though triHng in ITSELF is not
Without grave significance as to the direction now
aking by popular feeling. The piece performed
Auber's opera Of "Hsydee.n One Of the characters
Domenico) exclaims in the third act, " IL nous fam
IN soupsrain ~ 1--WE must have a sovereignty These
words excited electrical effect The audience, with
consent burst into shouts Of applause which
renewed three several times
The death Of NJ Gent, wounded in duel by NJ. dc
Laborde s now announced to have taken place on the
25th instant
Insurrection In Baden.
Baden has declared itself republic, and held out the
right hand Of fellowship to the Frankfort insurgents,
with the view Of converting all Germany into
public It seems that Struve had returned to the
Grand Duchy to take his trial for certain articles
which he had published in his paper the Spectator
With all the promptness and facility of
he was, however transferred from the
petition Of q prisoner to that of q ruler He
iy,d with enthusiasm AZ I.orrach convevad tn