New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-31
FRANCE
Dninx. Of The Assemble.

la he Le zt.srve Assembly &C The ss;h AZ bill wa
OF iuor-.,.rg ire humber o. polling places elections,
&C trsg The House divided OF the pro
rosuoa OF Colorel Ctsurst for The 'se of hs croen
i-~es when there appeared FOR he proposition, IN
szsius IT, "a To- proposition WA acccrclosy r-scec
o. he 5A alt he Assembly v.s enz'scd win TIE dis
-nssion &c he h.fd reading Of the Nasurs5 sdol o -
Toe Committee G!es esvtrs e-aioe e. ansls meat ~
= MsOS..o. 1ecisring ihsI be Assembly should decide
ten uslurs red fore g-ss soould have nab. 70 vote
for Representatives. @. 20 eli n re Assembly
Tad ded that ne latter o-y should b de-
eded y ne Assembly The former pnv.sse os,os A.
ecnive oo~.r Msasln havinE ssTeed 70 inAi eour sr
a'so decdec that 10 ususized forsigper could he AZ
ro.nisd M,nn@r Of snis without special s~ o. the
IA Gvenement proposed ~ NJ JOY, 10 he ,6eci his;
he M should rot have sry ersct via respect sch
person, 81 sresd- ~ IRE decree % the Precision al
Government beeo Invested Wild he ugat OF Young Tor
Repr-.-niaves q sizing 10 ice Assembly, vss i@ot
ghe Commute FOR e1anr sion All lbe oher articles
wee eu sdnptei on the stinstsrt th4 Assembly vss
-nyased q q laird discussion he NsrraiIs ion u
Foreigner BIZ yearly the whole dsy va eveoma.,
carried by M. 1ry q as 10 1875 Al The siing Of The
So Instant NJ pesmOusseGuI &c Gvre lst on Ne table
proposition as during The year 1859 The representatives.
y he people shA reh1q i'h. Ia favor OF ne STATE ne
expenditure FOR 1919 I'D before the tgresgX Of The
Anemh y from Which sppesrs inst the receipt, voted
amount 10 l4i,-j2 a7f and HE expenditure 10 l.eSS9.-
SIR which cave. excess Of srren iure over ne cred
is voted Of "a CT sot proposition 10 soosh ne ss
Tor exposing the 1snes Of political offenders condemned
10 isfAult r. ected By large us oriiy
Al the sitting on The oh proposition Of N huguenin.
rokuve debts OF Louis Philippe, was syed by
SO - 1855 supplementary credit Of $4,000 francs
aimed for eIus0rausry ensfs IN sis ard ls4s wss
vo.ef hy 4fs 70 i25 NJ 0ouvet proposed reduction ~
.fr m. ngert OF 20 iOo men demanded hy hs
Nini,ter OF War for 1850 The Debate ad )lrred al
O'Clock On The Oh inst ths Assembly wss msinly oc-
cu9ied win he discussion AZ he bill respecting electoral
districts hut lhs debate presented not the shshtss IN
erssi and the MEASURE ultimately passed by lEfge
m, 1riiy % The Tlh rsi 81 the commencement OF the
Withdrew TO the name Of he GovernnenL 10 bill Intro,
duced By his predecessor usrdng further grant OF
money Tor .he completion or ne tomb OF me EmPsror
The following tesgraphle dlspsieh ON The Governor
General OF Ayers ~ The Minister al war rA asef~Md
read "Algiers. Dee 2-Lssicha wa carried bysiorui
=, ocioc. on The - N ut Bouk'sn aud the shsff
81 MnusIs Bou AAT sud he 10 or meu Of the gsrri-
son defended themselves 20 The set sd were al pa 10
lie sword Our loss consists Of So CT 20 Allied. and ~
wounded. OF whom ak He officers long discussion
sn,uef ous pIopo.ii9n made by ~ Fsure' fete.lrf
mcu's Associations by the STATE The Auembly decided
by majority q so votes to 3o Ms. u would nc! .sse
he pooOsiucn into consideration Ga the 8th int long
ate took place motion brough. ard % NJ Ss
vGusr LarOche. fos he abolition of 'hs punishment o.
d..lh The Constituent Assembly hsd aboiahes the pun
shn-nt OF ostth FOR political Cfeuses, end NJ SsyAuei
Laio,he proposed that the measure should 30 ex
tended 10 frimcs Ol all kinds
The motion was warmly 90 portal by CoQueTel, the
PrclsssnL clrrgvmsn, aud opposed by NM CssAoiHncn
de Mu1nguy, nd LscaLe. iumssely tho mouon ~asre
l-c-d by majority Of zoo 10 l83 On the ION Inst VI
Bsuus attacked tie Minister VI War Tor hs late circular
- The police ordering them 10 supply him with connien
A reports on con duct Of or iS persons and sso on
re gsnataI d,posdon of she public f-r a. nins
within their obser7suon The Minister OF War defended
hms-Hby referring TO the practice which has been
opted BY all prscedog GoveTumen'. and also upon
being sirciiy Constitutional Col Chsrras declared thai
The conduct OF Moissr OF War was iDqnisoral, and
encouraged imaginary dscovere' The order Of toe day
moved and voted by SIS to sos thus giving majority
Of t7s
The Minister OF PnAres than brought forward hls mo
liquors The Minister proce-~ show that there bad
been no ouicrJ sgar IT, and that n Il ecled be
knew not Of spy which could supply is place
for an incomesx had already been repudst-d by The
Assembly snd the country He also stated that SO pro
vrcis bad expressed themselves favorable TO tue
refnposiion OF the Ga The llh inst the debsle
the sgiruOus liquor tar continued until the close o.
the slilug hsn the further Of the question
WAS adjourned until Wednesday when Il wss resumed
The speeches long and tedious and ts. expected
inst smother adj oufIment would Ako piece. Mnissn
cslculAte upon m-jo'y ofio or - Tbs socisss have
tnd-svorei get up Demonstration 10 ihe Departments
Lg.irst The measure, but with i.e effect
On Thursday, Dec. s, an Animated discussion ioof
p.sc- the Wine and Liquor Tar, In which NJ + Bss
tis spoke ~ - AsainIt he TeinpOsiuou Of the tax Az
I=rws' Antony Thouret defended the COnsiscent A.
i-n1ly against certain kttscks His speech caused az
uprosr. sad he vsEfnslly forced 10 leave he tribune
BIZ 10 pat school sscher under the control Of projects
departments -ss then discussed. MonIaemberI spose Ia
lie fAyOf