Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17
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FRANCE
SCENES in the Nationa. Assembly the Presiden
aud Go,int .M-ie-,iots at Nantes Social,
.Mouements.-hc Red Republicans -BaH gin
en- y Tic .Hin,ster Of F1eign .1faus Eypep
dturss of ihc Provisional Government : III
Budget EXECUTION Of the Hurderrrs IF G n
Brea-F,aace and haiy-Triai # III. Isur
geatS at Bourges, ete.
TIE SKIING IN AssenbIf, on he 2O,h dal
Of March, was marked BY mos; diso,cefiy
tumult. NJ, Pierre Leroux was in The rr
bune, anu IN most violent language defended
the Tishl OF assocIa ion, anl opposed the bill o
Suppression VI the Clubs. Il 5 language became
So violent that he was called 10 OrCer, when he
accused The Government OF erecting poiiticd
scaloids. lh!s odiouS accusation, applied 10 The
execution ol the muTderels OF Grn. Brea, was
the signal ot cries 10 order fi6 IN every side Of the
chamber, win the exception of ne Mountain
who supported NJ. Pierre Leroux When ne
noise had some whal iL.idec, The Plc.drn. rose
and said II was his duly 10 call ". Pierre LIE.
rouS 10 order. Mr.. Pierre Leroux replied that
he deemed j, an honor 10 have been twice cai-
led to order Tor the cause OF The people. Shows
oi "Down rom the Iibune!" Prevent him
NOM sptEhlUg HbH IUIlUWsa. Ht r1GllPUleUt
in the National Assembly h reached il pitch
The President read The clause OF the regulations
which empowers him to consult the Chamber on
that plopriey OF preventing speaker from ad-
dressing The Assembly. This was voed by a
large majority. Nj. Pierre Leroux thea LETT The ri
bune, and the general discussion closed. After
long pru.racled debate The principle OF The bill
was affirmed by37S 10 359
SCHlSM IN THE NATIONAL ASSEM-
BLY,.
On the 2lst, the Assembly was thrown mo
much excitement By The appearance Of NJ. Gre
mieux al he tribune, toI The purpose OF declar-
ing that the majority OF The commission on The
bill affecting the clubs, seeing that the decision
arrived al last evening was UNCONSTITUTIONAL had
resolved upon taking no further part in The dis
cussion. vi. de Charency, member OF The
committee, rose IL protest against such line Of
conduct being adopted, as that announced by the
reporter OF the committee. Such conduct was
without precedent or example 10 Parlia meniary
history. II appears that Immediately alter this
speech considerable number OF mcmbers relir
ed, for The purpose Of delibetaiing what course
should I've adopted, so that while H. Assembly
was sitting, there was meeting Of tissenlient
members holding meeting OF their own in the
old Chamber oil Deputies.
M. DucouY called attention TO Bonaparist
club, whfch met N the Rue ST. Honore, for the
purpose Of influencing the elections This club
mas issued a circular, in which il was formally
10 make Louis Bonapane Emperor iof
ten years. He called on the Government 10 say
wha, course they would take under such circum-
stances. IGreat tumulll-M Odiilion Banol
disavowed all knowledge OF such circular, and
wondered how any member could hold The Gov
responsible tor election circulars: such
conduct was irregular. He need not say
more than that Inc government would DO lis duty
The Assembly then proceeded with tne conside-
ration Of the remaining clause Of the electnEa
law.
A depulalion Of the club, anil secre! societies
Of Paris have left for Rome, together with GER
tain number Il retired officers, who are going to
drill Inc new Republican miiitas OF central lta-
ly.
The President Of The Republic has dispatched
Col. MSjocci, orc Il Ms orderly Ulcers, on mis-
sion 10 Vlcnra, lhr object oi which is 10 entea-
yor 10 iuGucc Tie Austrian Government 70 con.
sen. u some settlement Of the Italian question
otherwise Than hy entering the Roman States.
As a great deal has ben saii about The n.'na
CIV between The President nl the Republic and
Coun, Mole, il NAV nor be vi hour interest To Stale
on VIVA, j, is founded NJ. Mole on III Un~ h-E'',
declares mat ia the present circumstances o'
France The best and suresi pohcy IS 10 ananaon
al! reactionary IDEAS and Ia make an honest ana
republic Inc meas Il protecting soc'e-
IS against the Red Republicans and Soclallsis,wno
now, with a view 70 The election, make common
cause.
M. Louis Napoleon, on Inc o,h"f hand, makes
an adviser and a confident Of Count Mole, be-
cause the latter deyoteS himself sincerely 10 iioe-
raj doctrines, and has vast influence over the
wsIl.meaning mass. NJ. Mole has The highest
confidence in the energy OF Inc President. IN
public and in private he speaks OF Louis Napo-
leon as of man with an excellent heart and
vigorous and determined mind
There has been Legilimist riot al Nantes
amongst some conscripls.
The Socialist journals publish an address 70
The democratic Socialist republican electors,
announcing a fusion Of the different shades ol
Socialists with The Democratic Republicans, Tor
ne purposes OF the election
The National Assembly has elected MS wee
Presidents Tor the ensuing month. The follow
ing Gall belonging 10 the moderate Republican
nar,y) were elected: General de LamuFiciere,
M. M. Goutchaux, Havin, Billauli GORDON and
Grevy. The Ministers proposed General BE-
dcau as candidate, but he was defeated by S'e-
neral Grevy.
M Iedru Rollir, in his speech at Inc 25 sous
ism was making such rapid progress in The army
Of Paris, that The Government was compelled 10
abridee the scjunrn oil the regiments, an u re-
mace them by others from the provinces. The NO
ni,eur Of The 81 inst. declares Inc statement 70 DC
untoundcd; and adds, tha, the government IS IN
der no alarm, The army forming part q .he "a.
lion. and the nation having by me eiecuoh io'
Inc President OF the Republic, shown mat u - ~
solyed IA nut down the Socialists.
me nniice have completed he clearance OF nc
honne,S ronprs ttal still continued To atorn The
,,,,,es ia, Az dury as trees oi Liberty in the ban
In, In some cases, where the tree" though
sl.nd.r. was CT Patagonan hcish', they were
ob,eed 10 lop il Of some oil its honofs, in order 10
him. The obnoxious cap without cutting down me
Tree.
The colonel OF the Republican Guard Of Pa
lis has issued an order OF The day, forblddins ms
men 10 frequent The establishment opened by nc
Fraernal Assoca ion Of Cooks Al The Barrier De
Maine, on account CT Inc anaichicai Gocllihes
preached there by the Socialists
N Meredis who wa charge d'affaires in Rus
sian in lie lime Of Louis Philippe, has iell Pa
ri, oa a mission Tor Turin. | IS understood that
The object OF the French Government in sending
him is IN the hope OF still inducing Charles Al
beIl no, 10 renew h0sliilies against Austria
The Government continues TO pnb lsh &c
counts in the Monieur of outrsgcs committed
by Red Republicans; bu. they are of so ,rillIng
a nature that as it IS evident that the ooJ"ct ol
tho Government is 10 make IS much oil them "a
possible. they say more for the real tranquility
Of the country than anything else The ooJect
nj the ministry is evidently TO show That they
assumed the rsos Of 10 PERIOD 10 t o.
great agitation, and that they have or9u-n, Inc
country into state of tranquility and Prospe-
rity. =. .., - Tho Ni;.
mister Of Foreign Affairs, was, win inc eSesp
ton of the Presidents, the most orili,an. ."as
has been given in Paris since the Revolution OF
February r. ,bo \,
tional Assembly has been examining Inc &C.
counts of the expenditures Of the Provisional
Government during its existence. The COM
s,,,tse meets al the office of the Minister OF
the Interior, and some very violent scenes have
taken place in consequence of The searching
manner in which the members have Conducted
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