The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18
MORNING EDTTION---FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1s49

The following is the proclamation addressed by Gen.
Oudinot medateely on his landing
event: astas Italy, republic resolved 70
send corps dmes on your srrSry mot e ba to avert
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an Of the Roman people and which extend hs%seiyss
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~ called interfere facilitate the establishment Of
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ecneacn and Of true liberty Round it win rally all those
HsS s In
THE STATE OF PARASITIC TWO NAPoLEoNs.
Owing to the approaching elections and the
and tyrancal adopted by the government of
Louis Napoleon Paris is In the greatest of excite
ment and many well-nformed persons expect another
revolution. June is fast approaching.
Last night, says the Paris correspondent of London
morning paper the neighborhood OF the Porte St Den.
mis- with mob Of persons, crying out
against the supposed tyranny to which they are sub
alarmed at the threatening appearance Of things
the shops were closed, and complete stop was put
to all kinds Of business The people were to be SEEM
orator, holding forth against the oppression of the
government At length the aspect Of affairs became
missary Of police followed by two drums, summoned
the crowd to disperse, and, the order was not
clear the streets This having also failed wa.
had to cavalry and the object at length
ed Several persons were arrested carried 10 the
Prefecture Of Police and other prisons obstructng
the military and refusing dispense when
to do So Among the persons arrested was a member
Of the National Assembly His name is not given but
he is said to be of the for the Colo
MES. On his being identified he set at liberty By
eleven o'clock the streets assumed their ordinary ap
pearance, with the exception that strong patrols of
National Guards were to be taking their rounds
from time to time during the whole night The ultra
democratic papers announce, this morning, that the
Montagnard members Of the Assembly were all last
night in consultation as to what means were to be-
adopted by them for the protection of the rights of the
electors against the attacks Of the government but
that they have not yet come to resolution on the
subject. They promise that something eIectual will
speedily be done, but in the meantime they earnestly
call upon the people to preserve the public peace
which their enemies would wish them, for their own
Amongst the persons arrested, were three members
Of the National Assembly This gave rise to an excit-
ing scene in the sitting Of the Assembly OF Monday
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
Sitting OF MONDAY, APRIL 80.
some sensation was created in -days sitting by the fol-
DouTRE had to complain that ON Saturday evening be-
Denis behind the who assembled that part Of
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some in
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to produce such agitation disturb all kinds o. bus
vocE on the lef-It is you yourself who have got up
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IN II ths that eq govern owe
the Pgh IT, Of
Voice on the Left--It is impossible to caumniats the
which place with respect tSe hoaoyss
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The goysrn%sn At the same time would direct
formed with as much respect for citizens possible
GovIN complained that he had been arrested on the
on at time when there wa: crowd
y 1S s.So1, Pr Of taken
people even then with the utmost dithSiey
obtained p Emission tS be placed in small closet adjoining
past ten o'clock (hoyement).
had been already taken recurrence Of nSh ae
were just sCapainsa o. Ths offending agents
6ogn MS deep what had occurred lie
lowing fact being certainly highly improper captain
in the 10Th legion on hearing when duty the Bcule
tina. he should like TO see them al lLaughterj
with the under he was
from the Minister Of the Interior President Of the AS
ps Geus from Marras rsaSe.tins sn that
the Asss%s asn5
dsslssa That there
bers the left with design encourage the reeple to meet
and produce agitation he for his part repealed the charge
the had not charged any hon.
VITA such conduct he had only his regret
The il oidsnts then terminated
The above will show you that Paris is not exactly in
q tranquil state.
considerable sensation has been created in Paris
by quarrel which took place two days ago between
the President Of the Republic and his cousin Napoleon
Bonaparte the late ambassador at Madrid It hard
necessary to state that the quarrel has arisen with
respect to the dismissal Of the latter from his office as
ambassador. 1t appears that Napoleon, In the first
when his language with respect the President was SO
violent that she intmated to him that she would dis
pense with his further visits He then proceeded to
the Palace Of the Elyste, and had interview with
the President very violent took place respect
ing the letter written by the President the subject
Of Napoleon Eonaparte's speech, to the deputaton
which waited on him ut Bordeaux, in the course Of
which, and after great deal Of recrminaton both
Sides Napoleon suddenly called the President bas-
tard, and told him that he only kites egg put
into the eagles nest but that the whole Of the
parte family knew him to be so. A scene followed
which battles description The President flew to his
sword, and declared that he would immediately
fight the slandcrcr; but the attendants intcrfered
and the parties were separated. Still the President
insisted that the stain his honor should be wiped
out by duel and appointed two friends to make the
arrangements on his side for meeting. In the mean
time however council of ministers was called on the
subieet and II was resolved that the duel soud not