The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-01
be asassips of Louis Philippe The origin Of the pro-
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be asfas'irs Of Louis Philippe The origin Of the pro-
jet is thus stated
bv ,fs rr ysinsl under the tide the Committee
on =. nSdus who be- sna either life
Ieeunnry compensation or honorary ewaro io nay
Of and s n S
hat to be ncated s%On rs,t those t. he
%sd <. % the s
re
snisie, Of 'te Interior for erartns the pensions
prjee he all h fore being adopted. submitted
public mo, ey thus d%aSded rsqure
the 9" SIMPLY them ~ pssSs % ssss s
made with the o nds which their claims 'eyeraly rstsd
lsrs nsn S"s .n% ssc
= sa &, the Ss but " doing
The following among soms of the names that
were included in this proposed st Of pensions
% the SS Ct . a ss . s.
5f Bsreror. COZ ned three ye,rs imps for
stirling fns @ the e, Of ssTts xho =.
to the s'esy Ii. ps on thu
sons were also proposed for the consprators Of
OF Ds sgainst the life Of Louis Philippe, and,
fine in favor of all the political Offer dsrs and accom-
Chi since the revolution OF 1880 General Ca,aignsc
ard M Dpfsure deny that they were aware OF the
names contained In the list at the time It VAS pre-.
repred he committee and It Is not denied that It
was drawn up by committee for aRordipg compensa.
ton 10 suffering rel ublicaps over whom Albert. the
onr,ier, presided after the formation n the Pro-
vision al Government. Some idea Of the effect pro-
6uced by this publication be- found from fhs fol-
lowir letter, addressed to General Csvaisnao In the
PGf're =
sm signed the project Of tho decree published by the
s" though al
declare that euse obedience to any 81 YOU
The election for deputy to the National Assembly for
Corsica ternira ted In the return OF NJ Louis Lucen
Bonspsrte fon Of the late Luoisn Bonaparte and
&Io D.sx "a IT. Ia nharau
M. Louis Lucien Bonaparte. IL 977
neral ArTabi wa. to the elsctor. by
Jerome Bone psrte, ~x King of Westpbals. by his
Napoleon, and by Prince Louis Napoleon in opposi-
ton to NJ. Louis In Glen Bonsparte Lucien and his
fons were on account OF their uncompomising
republicG pn, objects Of fear and dislike to the other
members of the Bonapsrte family.
THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
In the Aefemby ,, ON the 9th December, the attend.
The bill relative the levy Of 80 900 men for 1s49
was adopted without discussion.
The rest Of the chapters Of the finance department.
we've Then ADOPTED vii hout discussion
General Cavaignsc, president Of the council sscend-
ed the tribune and said
slresdy communicating you tee.
Nosembe The Pore had qus Rem, to d,ea and
m receive on beard Caeta his Holiness Who as the
a assembly, % 10
come here to t. it the Jesuit Of the lass
may ded is place before the Assem-
1 ri, % a IL "; on tie @
to the preparation Of steam rgsss ard the
Of OF % Sha 9. re sTss . those 3. NO
Of ss % a.S a.ss s m ... on
ia. ace en- The ' Nn a. s sns p has arrived
receive him. On the receipt Of tuis intelligence N.
peree.yns Ma, s ssnGues posc,ioa hin b
take ses smiaaed without deisv vessel bslousns to
sWnst s expedition prepared for osi,s seooSia sa
@ ID 81 CHI n. 81 AZ ZOO svsr men. was in
su;i.n TINT %Gvss ShSh n1 a. such an .sd.n
bintei comei,nc.d the impoiapee and teArpg when
have tn Eosy Of hes g. h; ,n
II omit n avs ID 4, the
h: ,as :: Is: h:,. ssss Of ae d..pseSs;
he p.Ds leis Ks%s shs siss
kspes NJ dHsrcor who also left Nome for Uiva
% H. N s a De snss e.
H. o% he. xsn to s ss
port the srnmept shail have eeed other iats
The Assemul afterwards rssumed the discusrien Of
The ..,imates which occupied the remainder OF the
On the 9th, M. GORDON, Vice President, took the
chair and lroposed the tnrty members elected the
previous day Who we're to cor s'itute the temporary
Council Of State These we're
NM F. Arsgo, Lacrosse Lamartine. Bedeau, Dupont
de pEure. Sepsrd, Goudchaux, Bilsult, Martin de
Jules simon Stoum, Grsvy, Boudet, Chamb,iIe, Cor
n+nin Buchrz L,ch'emhsrp.r. Carnot Boulatiguisr
Ainspd Ms,rast. Lapdrin Ferdinand Lssteyre, Fall
lopx, Vsulabelle. Baroche, Bixio
The der Of the day being the discussion the bill
relative to the responsibility OF the Pr-s'd. mt Of the
republic ana the ministers, M. Pascal Duprst asked
that the bill presented the previous day BY NJ Du-
fsuIe tgulapg the mode Of proclaimng the President
the the the sns TsSss
The Assembly on being consulted. pronounced the
adjou, If the latter. and commenced the dis.
only article Of the bill, which fo1ows-"Agree-
able to the ll6th rtice OF the constitution the Ma
for ,be following organic laws; viz II The law on the
ths Council Of State; o. The electoral Law; 4. The
law he departmental and commit nal Organization;
The law on the judiciary orgs pisation; O. The Law
public instruction; T. The Law on the organisation
Of the national g1srs and army; 8. The Law the
pres; and 0. The law on the state Of siege. M.
Ansblo Dubois proposed To reduce the number Of
orssDic laws TO four This proposition having been
rejected, NJ Bsroche moved the adjour ment CT the
discussions; which was hkewise n.qatived Another
member having asked that the Discussion be fixed for
doubtful, ballot entued, which save For the mme.
oiste discussion, 329: against It, 224 The Assembly
Afterwards decided that it should discuss the three
FIRST laws on the list.
On the I4th December, at three o'clock NJ. Goud.
chspx, Vice Prssd.pt, took the chair, when ballot
fer The election Of the President Of the Assembly
commenced During the operation, Marshal Bu.
gsaud entered the ball and rvce,v-d the oopgratua-
ton of his numerous ffends He was coon ma led
by General Resnsut de st. Jean d'Angsly. and both
took their seats at the upper extremity of Cote
Droit The ballot gave the following result:
Lacrosse ...''.' '.''''.'..'''' .ll9
Gert1ai beuetu ss...s. 40
n. Ksmusa,. '.'.'' '''''''''.'.'.... .
NJ Marrast was consequently proclaimed President
Of the Assembly for the ensuing month
It is not considered pece'iary to continue our
resume Of the proceedings Of the Assembly. Nothing
Of the slightest interest has occurred.
1t appears by the accounu Of the Bank Of France,
published in the Mon,feu, that the commercs OF Paris
is stin offering. the discounts having dim uish-
within the last week by rum Of eco 600 aud IT,
bills having incr.ssed by sum off 81 on 0oO
Tie bullion in the bank has Increased by u sum
VOU UtD and the baSk notes in circulation 81
m,nished by cum OF 900 COO. The hsIsuce TO Il
credit Il the 'r'asurv has increased within tue We,
by = sum of 8, Ct0000.
Highly Interesting from Ttaly-The Flight
OF the Pope,
According to the i.,ss. acc' ants from Rome, the
Pope did hot leave bis apps, tine nts in the Qurina
Palace ait.r the murder OF Count Rossi, and
tuaDy treated by the government ~ State prisoner
All his on guards removed and he surround
IN ha ia IN ths A.