The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-19

Iown 70 q atlhe hr.t SUMMONS Thu reception, yegw
sus fssp % DC %a sa aI' Ss vs s
sns solders q re land nI forees am your organ il
thanking brethren in of The navy Il is 70 their
ouDINoT DE REGoIo.
part Of The French troops CHARTERED in Ciya vecs
ra ana me res. are snssnleS uhsl nc MAILS anp III a
20 the French and half 10 the Roman troops The noii
o ysee on M me Same 0s rea,
with squadron Of ehassenrs
The NenrtRisie has the following;
Not only did soldiers with opposition, but
they received with acclnmmariUns by tie people and
by Tie National Guard Our nag, united WIN The Poniii
the departure Of the steamer was reported that the Tri
umyrte o. Rome were directing all their dsposble forces
Cyita verca but this demonstration mol regarle,
IN serious light and on the first opportunity, The haliaons
Of the Roman Republic will not fail 10 disband themselves
The following is the proclamation addressed by
Gen. Ondinot immediately on his landing:
Inhabanis Of the Roman States In presence of The
events which ngaie Italy the French republic resolved 10
send corps darmee on your territory, not 10 defend The
avert misortpnes from your country France
not arrogaie 10 herself The right TO regulate interests which
are before ALL those of the Roman people and which ex
tend themselves 10 the whole of Europe ami all HE
Christian world she has only considered that by her pc
als die esabshmeni ~ regime, equally removed rom
Tile abuses which have been forever destroyed by The gen
crosby OF The sriols Plus X and from the anarchy Of
hale days The rag which have i,st hoIsted on Your
shores is that Of peace Of order fconciaiion and
rate in the accomplishment OF the patriotic and sacred
work
ouDINoT DE REGGIE.
THE STATE OF pARIs--THE TWO SAPoLEoNs.
Owing to The approaching elections and the and
rannsa measures adopted By The government Of Louis
Napoleon, Paris Is ~ the greatest siue Of exciemeni and
many well Informed persons expect another oluion
Last night, says the Paris correspondent Of London
again crowded win mob personscryng Out against
The supposed tyranny TO wpch hey are subjected The
whole Of the neishborng district alarmed at the rea
itnng appearance OF things, the shops were closed and
complete stop was put to all kinds Of business. The peo
pie were 70 seen eyeyten yards N knots gathered round
some club orator holding forth against the oppression Of
hegovernment Atiength The aspect Of affairs became
serious that The military were called out commissary
o. polce, followed by two drums summoned the crowd to
dsperse and the order readily oheyed charge
81 infantry attempted clear the streets This having also
length accomplished Several persons arrested and
carried 10 the Prefecture Of Police, and other prsous
s,mmsned 10 do Among the persons arrested was u
member Of The National Assembly. His name is not
gwen but he Is said 10 be Of the representatives Tor
the Colonies, On his being identified he set AT
liberty. by eleven o'clock the streets assumed her
binary appearance, with the exception that strong patrols
Of National Guards were to be seen taking their rounds
from time 10 time, during The whole night The ultra,
mocrale papers announce, this morning. that the Moniag
nard members Of the Assembly all last night in
suaiion as to what means 10 beadop,ed by them for
VI fks ul against the al
stacks Of the government, that they have yecome
70 re solution ON the subject They promise that
they earnestly call upon the people preserve The public
peace which Their enemies would wish them, for their own
ends, 10 violate. st.at5. #,rt IA.
Amongst The persods arrested were three members Of
the National Assembly This gave rise to exciting
scene IN the sitting Of The Assembly Of Monday snbion
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
SITTING OF MONDAY, Arm 80.
From own Reporter
some sehhatoh wal created ia udays sitting, by the
following incident:
NJ DourRE lad to complain that Saturday evening,
between eight and nine O'clock when ssng by the PORE
ST. Dena behind The group who assembled in that
ms way ny the public agents. and when he had
himself TO be representative Of the people he treated
along he had been taken by the collar and his
He was then forced nloa coach and taken The Prefecture
ifie had the honor Of speaking 10 NJ Grepro Thai
question explained why such brutality had been aniiesed
towards him M Doufrel lie was afterwards lei 20 when
he mad proved that he representative Of he people
but he must protest N The atronges manner against being
reparaon loud appreciation on The lel
NJ MATHEu'SouIsi "a negro next asccnded the tribune
tween the Porte 81 Denis the Porte S. Martin lie was
going home, on Saturday night, when he stopped by
sented Them that he was member Of lie National a.
ssmbly, and even showed his medal 10 effect When he
peasea h ~ Wan treated with violence and abusive Ian
Here The honorable representative uttered strange
sound like what was heard some years back in Engandby
pefsona who gave limitations Of negro characters I'M
usual sound excited great lager He eclafe
hat by articles % and 4, q s constitution he person q
had shown his medal he not liberty II was only
after certan length Of detention that he last allow
ed TO go to his own residence. Hear hear1 ~.
NJ o BARRoT, the President OF the Connc Sail that
ior some days back afsembages had anrbed the capital
lie wished 10 speak o thebect with great reserve ut il
evident that certain provocaton was held ont 10 the
poorer classes TO assemble in the streets Perhaps day
u would be discovered who II that tried peraunhe
these persons 70 produce such agitation disturb MI
o lei 10 yl,n
these assemtlages. tGrea nproar)
The President Of the Council denied, with the utmost
ndgnhiol the ruth OF smell an insinuation Far from
provoking the people 10 assemble IN The street. govern
men belithi, with grief The course which was adopted
that the government attempted 10 induce niaeL men ID
pfo % oa - ne public arse declaration
voice on the leftlt is impossible 10 calumniate The
government,
mistake which lad taken place with respect to the on,rl
Bile representative who had Just spoken, but he thought
CURED Into before they mentioned Il in the tribune. CON
oh) But what ought 10 be the conduct Of Tie government
put stop e such proceedings. 0nrm,rs on The .ii5
What would honorable seniltm have The goyernmtndol
disturbanceo excite each other lad taken place iisl
before the days Of Juue (lIear hear) That could moi
must be looked on win certain Indulgence when acting
in pursuance Of their duty The government al The same
sreeable character should be performed Viii as much
respect for citizens Is possible; iIiear, hear3 u
boultvafds on Saturday, al time when there was no
crowd ard taken 10 The Prefecture Of Police where Re lad
been thrown into Tie common prison, amidst crowd Of
men taken up for various offences lie declared tat lie
was representative OF The people, and even then with The
utmost d'fieuy obtained permission to be placed In
small closet adjoining. He set at liberty until Inc
next morning at lialtpas, ten O'Clock (Iovem IS
NJ Degousse Zone Of the quesiors stated thai measures
had been already taken TO prevent ofsch n
rs were just complained Of The Offending agents should
be punished andlhe nrelsel Of police hadaleady called on
NJ Gonln TO express his deep what had occurred
He wished 10 direct the attention OF the Assembly 10 The
following fact. as being certainly highly improper can.
tam N te lvh legion, on hearing, when duty, on Tie
bonleyards, that representative had been arrested wns
heard TO say that lie should like 10 see item all so
CLanghter)
The Pfesidsn had 10 read TO the Assembly two letters
connected Win the matter under consideration The frsl
from the Minister ofthe Interior the President AZ m,
Assembly, deporng the mistake that had taken place win
respect to NJ. Goun The other from NJ Marrast reu,,es
ing that for lie future, should, by any chance renrrsei
aiye be accidentally arrested he may be taken nj once 10
the hotel Of the President Of tile National Assemble yhcre
his Identity can be more suitably proved. MI
NJ schoika declared that II there my intention on
The part OF The President Of the Council charge The mem
bers Of ne len with design TO the people TO
meet aud produce agitation, he for his PARTY repe The
charge with Indignation, a caluniny [lear. hear