The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-02
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In consequence the bill declaring Paris to be In o
state Of siege, was declared to be adopted
The draft of proclamation to the French people was
placed on the bureau by NJ. Bsrthoemy st. Hiiairs.
The PR.sIpEsr.The Assembly has now to decide on
M. CRrnrrur presented proposition declaring that
there was no reason to sanction the arrest rhe hon.
gentleman then read over the process verbal Of the May
and when he TO the part which declares that
the Mountain met to change the government" aloud
burst OF Indignation arose on the rightly
The President have received prec a. psv5
Dol declaring that the following representatives hsvs
Boch Fargin, Fsyolle Daniel, ,vautier, and Phes.
NJ. CRrMIruI insisted that no member Of the Assem-
bly, could be arrested unless when taken IN fagran
hefo He denied that the fact Of NJ. suchet (du
VAR could be said to be In that position, when merely
demanding Col Forester and asking the guard
to join the members Of the Mountain assembled the
Artset- Meters.
NJ BAROcHr said that IL the person 90 arrested vas an
ordinary citizen justice would take its but be-
Ing representative Of the people the hand justice
was held back until the will Of the Assembly de-
suehet (du var), when he that he was one Of
band Of the Mountain assembled en- psransnes ct tho
Artset-Metiers to change the government The case
clear, that hesitation ought for moment
to be felt In authorizing his arrest
M. GUsAnD maintained that nothing had appeared
a. yet but bare assertion 20 crminAte NJ Suchet (du
VAR. In consequences, he should propose that com
mittee be named to investigate into the circumstances
member asked could any one doubt that whom GER.
tain number Of representatives assembled psynass~ee
ct the Conservatoire dss Artsr Meters for vo~sy
factious purpose, and that Of them had been
rested when attempting to carry out such purposes,
his arrest ought to be suthorzsd lie considered the
General Lsrio Qn full uniformly a.o.nded the tri-
bune and said that the following the circumstan
The P,sprrr Of the Cou-crL said that this vss the
case when representative had been arrested In What
was to consdsred fragrant offence. The Assembly had
not examine the circumstances With o view o pass
Judgment but simply to see II his arrest should be
thorised.
General LrrLo, saying that he thought there was
re- hat he knsv
left the tribune
NJ N.rolso. Bor.r.srr maintained that, when the
arrest concerned Of their colleagues aud when that
person could be judged by couscil II war at
isnton should be paid to bis nvio.bity Of repressn-
heard on the fscts before the Assembly
NJ LAes.ser wishedto kno- at What hour the arrest
\ ad taken place
The PsssiDsrr-At two o'clock
LAensscs said that such being she case the homo
able representative could not be tried by council Of
war since ct that time the state Of siege had
ecsred
NJ. vlcros LsrpA-c thought that the best mode Of
I roceedDg would be TO name . committee at once to
investigate the circumstances With the Assembly
till so new and the regulations yet undecided that
he thought would be the most just course.
Cries ~ The previous question - having arisen the
Assembly proceeded to division, when the members
Number on votes. ..s........ ............. .tl6
Absolute majority. .................... .u3
For the previous question. ............... .s2s
To besr NJ suchet. Observation-Disclosures. 20
In consequsnee the previou. question being cd. Pied
the proposition TO bear suchet vas nesatived.
The Pss.p,.r-we shall no- adjourn to ten O'Clock,
90 20 with the discussion
The citing was resumed At half past ten
The PpsaDNSr-I consult the Assembly the
question Of authorizing the arrest Of NJ Sushst (du
Var.
The authorization accorded almost unanimously.
The fsssDssr-l nov put the question for the othsr
members arrested.
The authorization vas also granted
member demanded Of the government TO state vhst
vas the situation Of Paris
The Misisrss or PvsLrc IvsrsucrioS replied, that
there we're still motives for disc uetude The Prssdsnt
Of the Council aud tbs Minister Of the Interior aad
Public Works we're at present receiving the last de-
tails-wben they returned the Assembly could be In
formed 81 the precise position Of the capital
NUMEROUS Voicrs-Let us wait let MS wait
The sitting again suspended until the arrival Of
NJ. O. Bsrrot and NJ Lacrosse.
The MIrIsrpR oy PusLIc ISsrRucrrov then ascended
the tribune and read the following report from oen
Chsngarnier -
Monsieur the President 81 the Couocil The follow
ing general order, which have dictated without hav-
ing had time to read u will Inform you q the
commencement Of the days proceedinss
"Ata quarter 10 four. fastious mes intrsnchsd
at the Consrvstoire dee Arts ct Meters the soprssh
&c TO which they had covered BY hsrricsde vsrs 81