The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-26

70 % tnfown on what say but tho soe NJ
already had occasion to read from our AL
OF the Haul khn will nov beg to read few lines from
the Democratic OF the Hsutes In that
nal after stating that the opposition had gained tr-
um phi over Drouyn d. Lhuys and Leon Fauchsr (sugh
adds that the people wished to take to
done with the traitors and that regime nts we're
ready to join the people, but that the Representatives
Of the mountain had prevailed them to remain
quiet condition that the Ministers should be i'm
peached that very evening which, the journal sdds
had been done by sixty members among whom we're MI
Devle and NJ vgnerts Uaughter) When such
abomnabe reports as those spread it not the
duty of the to destroy the hopes of their
factous authors, by making known the truth, II was
then that, under feeling Of danger, published the
telegraphic despatch which persist in considering
an end to the terror that was felt.
M. LAGRAcGE-rhe Chamber has declared that you
scene of great agitation here prevailed, and the
President for long time vGinly endlavored to obtain
silence
VI. LEON FAucHER - That is what | have to say on
the subject Of the Geographic despatch. The names
and the votes Of the representatives were only added
for 10 departments out OF So and these those
In which the Mnniier arrived quite the des-
patch 1t is attributed crime that the signature
OF FRENZY was attached 60 tbs despatch pdoshei IN
the ionne must, however declare that his
will be found affixed to them All There nothing
in the circumstaDoo that could benefit his candidates
ship has gentleman had declared himself candi-
date before he into his oiace but he had used
sXertions TO secure his election Thos. ssert-
ed The contrary did not know him. With rogacd
the circular OF the Project of the iopne only say
that the moment heard of 1t, wrote to thu; mags-
trate telling h'n that he bad departed from that
which had recommended to him. in sending lists
to the electors, instead Of combining himself giving
them advice. Although the circular may have been
irregular do not, however think it has operated In
any Illegal manner on the opinion Of the electors Let
be just. If any action has been exercised by funo
tiona led the elections il has been those
NOT able ~ pleasure The teachers have IN ,rs
particularly evrrywhle opposed the Candidates of the
moderate party The opposi I'm has vary skiifully
awaited Itself Of the a.sis Of subatsrn agents
oppose the candidates wnich knew tv be favorable to
the government The G are the facts which men who
jealous Of the sincerity Of the elections, should
point out instead OF accusing II government winch
can present Itself with confidence to the ludgn-nt OF
history. (ronical laughter on the lett We neither
fear the Judgmt ut Of history nor that of our
poraries be certain that neither oae nor the other
will be uufavorabe to us. (Appeobation)
The honorable gntleman GA leaving tue tribune,
was warmly congratulated by blS friends
81. CREAieuxl have but little fancy for these
Prospective di -sions. (Laughter)
A NolcE-That is easy to be explained
M CREMEux proceeded to justify the conduct Of the
commissioners of the provisional government He
rendered justice to the circulars read by "a. Leon
Faucher but declared that in practice they had
departed from He had in his possession letter ad
dressed by the committee of the Rue de Poiters
Gazette d. .9'wegne in which the electors called
on to support such candidate because his Candidate
ship would be- 1t said agreeable TO the President Of
the republic The document was signed Dy NM Mole,
Monta' mbert, THEIRS, Berger Broglie sc Thus,
the government by the organ of its President recon-.
m.nded the ca ndidates of the Rue do Poers Noise
"No, no ~ Yes yes ~
NJ. Iron FAUcHrm-The hon gentleman was cert ainly
misstang the fact what he attributiug to the
government emanated from the committee of tho Rue
dc Poit,ers (Hear hear)
NJ. CRLaiiEux France had been dreadfuy agitated
under the Ministry of M. Leon Faucher The Montteur
every DAY gave news OF movements in tn. provinces
evidently was to cause the country to fling itself into
the arms of what were called moderate What was
it that spoken OF in certain pamphlets issued by
the committee just uded to- Was it not to save the
departments from the action of Paris! ION the right
81 es, certainly ~ On the lett, at is most shameful ~
When the hon member who has said yes should b.
less in the Assembly he would profess other sent
mens; when he became better acquainted with Paris
and had its intelligent aud sublime people always
obying the inspiration of patriotism he would
think ofseparating the departments from Paris Cloud
applause on the left
The PREsDENr-The unity and indivisibility of the
Republic are inscribed in the constitution. (Hear
hear
NJ Whoever attempted to separate the
departments from Paris would be to perish in the
general observations which he had intended to Offer.
NUMEROUS voIcEs-To morrow tomorrow
The discussion was then adjourned to the next day.
Foreign TheatrisaIs.
letter has been received from Madame Rossini, of
the satisfactory description with reference to the
state Of health of the iustrious MAESTRO He per
pectly well but had been obliged to leave Bologna pre-
ciptately in consequence Of q riotous mob having
tered his house and threatened him with vio
lence.
To the number Of losses have recently had to de-
plore Estates Paris journaD have to add that Of
Madlle Naldy, young cantatrice. carried off at the
early age of twenty years. and almost by sudden
death. She had been playing for the last twenty
days at Nantes, in the principal parts of Pascarso
the first symptoms Of the epidemic (soms say cho-
lera which died few minutes after having sung
Voice was heard to perfection This umsance ing
spired M Miles, vocal professor to compose slsgy,
which he recited at her tomb Of which the following
is the concluding verse;
Out quand ces jours pss,es dams une hymme a'Maris
Hs :ss rs al. ;sns ms :s s
Tes chants me ssront doux au bienhsureux sejour."
Kalkbrenner the talented pianist, who has been in
declining state of health, has left Paris Naples
for the benefit of the baths of Ischia.
Duprez, the favorte vocalist, after making profess
eional tour in the departments Of France intends vi
sitting London.
been produced q parody on Meyerbeer's opera Of
The Prophet" under the title Of "L'Ane Baptste
in large letters the following words:" On joue Ia pa,
rode de Get Outrage sur grand heaere de Ia Naon
letter from Paris states that at the Theatre Hsto
LES Puritsins dEcosse has been produced die TIE
music Of this work has been composed by Nj. Varny,
chef dorchestr Of this theatre and is of very pleasing
description NJ Albert Garaude has just elected
chef du chant by the Society des Concerts Mde. Caro-
line Provost has thrown up her engagement at the
Gently named drecteur Of the theatre at the Hague
have left Paris for Holland.
A London paper says: On Thursday evening next
fully interpreted last week at Her Majcstys Theatre
by arses of the highest merit all in the pie ntude Of
their powers, and each finding position appropriate
to their genius Rosati and Marie Tsgliopi and the
whole OF the photographic troupe, support Parod AL
liant ensemble to which the beautiful and appropriate
scenery and splendid costumes give reality striking
effect.
Mr.. Stammers the manager of the Exeter Hall Wed
nesday Concerts has taken Drury Theatre for the
purpose Of opening it for operate aud dramatic por
formances Mr.. Sims Reeves In associated with him in
this bold attempt to restore the fortunes OF
national theatre Mr. Anderson and Mrs Warner
also spoken Of as taking share in the project.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kean performing tragedy at the
Haymarket.
Sadlers Wells was closed on the Goth May.
The London Sunday Times says: Mr. Hudson, the
brated Irish comedian, and the only legitimate
Of poor Power In the delneation Of Hibernau
humor, undefaced by vulgarity has determined upon
visiting America about the end Of the month August
or the beginning Of September He Is at present
fulfilling his last metropolitan engagement at the Adei
phi Theatre where his genuine humor ia nightly