New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-16

r.--,i,y W. per.ec,ly tranquil and The utmost good
6r-r5r appeared 70 pr-vzil there zee 20 :
~ -. -s-..-v@ snove Ire grand entrance lnsce ne
80 .---y r1s- Attracted areri on Vas ne
oi - more -f AL the fr.t two benches were &C.
.r-.e.l nor thr1l -holf tne day "tlr -ne -
Monty The kerres-. r. - y-.. s.--esrr- W. "a
.-. .a-k kuorr me earle-i ifrit - t' p, --.-
----s--. Tie former D.. se..- .ols KING you (
rrar. uf military appearance ~ a'..' -,,-.-.--
80 -ifie - ~-rresrf B1rloi ana 30 cor. -l ll
~ - s. IN pref se.y below ne spot " -
,-- President oi me Republic geners, "a. ~-,l -
Repre-es.ave Later u is ~. - via hem
sea- between them and con'i--r1 -. -. -. ..i
p -s-,ose Marsna Blgeald and Gen >--ei.-r s--, "a
u % Barrot ard The other Ministers ZOOS -le-l ~
o'clock NJ Leirl- R1lln ccc- irc - ~, 49,.
VI Crsrtsun. N D1fa1re " 30. 90 =. -, &C. Is. ~
tps,.- ,--rre Neither Gen De Lamorcere nor
Ger Beiesu Were 10 be seen IN iieir lsls P.aee' .
A. - hi ~ es ras. twelve. one % ilr slefs ca l '--
.--e .-5 -te moment a.'er " te heratrv. ~ LeEii
.t .I senior Reg -eselia'e ruiere eng ..oN ., "a, =
Prortsoua Pre- lrlt he " a. io.-o"ea ~ .-e - '-
-. YES APPOINTED 90 fcf a. cecresries Iro
-, rsrev llll E.,snce .n. R. ami. Boch. de Cos in
M fr,.a ir- the after uniform as sergeant ~ the
T,-s--.. r1ss.-u-. short pause ensled. during
,h tte Represents took their seats " hen silence
-. -s.-1-a,i' HE President rose and sad
t,.nernen R-prr-rrfsrVr- of frc fIrst Le-saFe As
..rhr of tie French Republic Providence in QrolouE-
'-. a., fv9ri -fa 5-t.rsr ms of human .ifa and
~. rFsas % ms f. citizens of The Department of
he Frsere who for ,1- space ot thirty years have bon
ored M Vvi,l their confidence. cali me to occupy tns
D..
--s ~ rarr- fre rl- NJ ny gratitude to che double
..-r. from "a rn 10 euarares wish 90 ensesvor. with
e coopersa0r 1f your and indulgence 20 constitute THIS
Chamber ana I'D l.lec - ~ sp't- l0. -" II =
fa have appointed for itself ocers capable of impar,-
ir 20 - first sraors regular and dlguaed course
VI proceeding Today We are ABOUT lo proceed 90 ,Nr
organization of he uureauN Tie Assembly "ll. taen
meet 20 verr fte Electoral returns recommend -at
such elections present any tacufy -laA ue so ASIDE
for tie prrssu-. and La many possible sha be Na-
dated a. clce >hou ~ te possible, The Assembly vi.
moot again a. later hour of the DAY. hear such reports
H aafr g 10 MOI b 81 q
i9rued unit tomorrow In consequence of articles l. :
and Il CT tie Constitution. ,us Assembly has no" meg
10 form their bureauV by lot. and. possible
The siung vii be- resumed tbs evening The tribune =
President Of The Council. said Gentlemen representa-
ves. hy The o. The constitution ms ASSEM- -
couvoked de e holds - powers from ihe VII OF tne
nation. and from the constitution iisel- iue rNe'ee.
power confines ITSELF fo declare ms Tact and 70 JON n
the hopes "a hch he country mas paced IN you \ teue
ra e-T0s of he Affairs o ne hrpuohc VII nave 20 ee
s-el before YOU The Government VIII De- prep AIRED io
fulfil that duiy soon a. Ills Assembly ,lA- nave oreh
regularly and legally constituted me ff.,idrnt. me
r1rue h fo the Minister OF the lncror-M Lacrosse,
Nnis,erof she Interior ad nfeyt7' Cilkens representa-
uers some repairs being necessary ID ine Nnam'ri POP
,-rri,-. L for the reception OF 81 members ODD ace
Of 10 have 20 inform you that arrangements have been
made fo email e. f. representative fo s in the old ham
ben o Dep-es unri -uch times tne proposed aiera-
t. --ss.r-,f.res will leave ui. Chamber vacant for
vorkmen f0 act 10 %. and VIII assemble in the otnef
Chamber fBva subsequent notice appears ihe Assem-
b.v vii 10 n tie present Chamber Tor week or So Al
.le became louder The President en ef the chair,
,r he rre-cufafres having gone to fle hureanN me
st,ng was 81 speuded twas then about aquarter to :
O'Clock.
90 During ,he suspension" writes correspondent /
went down Do earn what could be the cause OF ne crt-
which lad reached the Interior of the Chamber hn found
lle -'le door The Rue ~ boafgoene ci'stn ana lg
bsU .ad with soldier. The doorkeeoer SAID 10 was
nro.-ibe % 70 out the crowd had become exceed
nsy great and absolutely blocked up tie STREET rrndef
r b rrros.ib q 90 pass On irqurlg from one o iAe
of GERS a command of the men he cause o ne sAoung
he answered that -uafei u cheers given io some "i
M r.n~e4.nfefves bad been recognized ~ supper
ers of extreme opinions. AMI had aHs "aih become A
regular cry OF LAmursfie' sung 90 The tune 90 Lc-
famri1nsf then went round hy tHe entrance ~ gaze
Place de- Bogreo4ne. which hal tNe -fnaI door opfh'
strongly occupied with troops Proceeding round ne
bud into fHe Rue DO BoIrrngr". terr llAnu sfon
i.,sr.raut1 f lancer. sling .p te whole breadth oi le
street and 0t, forcing back te crowd There DID nor
, ,,,, without rrlrh difficulty some drflcfme1'-
of Dragons were the qlays. Also employed DOB ereims
a clearance