The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-02

Italy, when supported as 4 had been By the National
Assembly could not act otherwise than she had done
Of city which had her troops 90 treaohe
rousy; she could not allow the other powers to take
possession OF Rome when her troops remained outside
He and the other members Of the government felt
WINGED that they had done their duty and they looked
with condolences TO the judgment Of the Assembly and
The honorable gentleman WAS warmly Congratulated
by his friends on resumng his seat The utmost de-
Assembly; it was Impossible to witness more orderly
proceedings up to this point Of the discussion.
NJ Lspau RoLLIr observed that It was melaneho-
y thing sec how public acts could be misreprssen
ed. An examination Of the several votes Of ths As
sembly would shsv how much M. o. Bsrrot had mis-
taken the views Of that body and that the consttu
tion had been violated by the government. Thus,
with respect to the struggle between Piedmont and
Austria the Assembly had passed order Of the day
declaring that Piedmont in order to insure its indie
pendence, required 1t, 1t would ind the National As
ssmby ready to support It, Then came the battle Of
the order Of the day of the Assembly Afterwards,
August II, the government proposed bill demanding
pose of enabling France to exercise her legitimate in
fuence in that country The reporter IN. J. Fsvre)
In his report declared that the intention of the Ma
tional Assembly was not that France should interfe
In the government Of Rome, but should merely pre-
serve her influence in the sight of the events which
declaration, the French had attacked Rome, and
had endesvored to subvert her destroy
her nationality That was altogether against article
Of the constitution, which declared that the French
republic would respect all nationslities." 1t was for
such conduct that he and his friends demanded
account from he ministry There were moments in
life when encouragement seized on q mans mind on
seeing acts SO strangely performed-so strangely
counted for. Yet this Of them. Still the
will Of the Constituent Assembly clear that he
did not despair that the Assembly and the country
would Judge this matter 1t deserved In conclusion,
he had to delare that 1t false that the
Assembly had ever authorised the government to act
as had done false that it had sanctioned attack
Rome when all that 1t desired the troops
remain in observation to prevent Austria from gaining
too much ascendancy-false that the constitution
not respected by the ministry. There was stain Of
blood on the forehead Of the ministry and said the
honorable gentleman in termination when the CEN
sttutisn is violated, have to inform you that
prepared to defend II by every with
in hands" ut is impossible to conceive the burst
Of cheering that arose here from the left They all
rose with The loudest acclamations and clsupi1p of
bands, and repeated their applause over and over
again. Meanwhile, on the right loud cries of
order order" though at first scarcely heard amidst
the cheering Of the left M. o. Barrot assembled the
tribune; but the President intimating that he
about to speak, the honorable gentleman left the tri-
The PREsIpENr-There cannot be a more scandalous
violation Of all that is contained in the constitution
than the present conduct Of the representative who
has just spoken Loud uproar on the left What
could be more illegal than Tor any member to announce
in that assembly he and his party are prepared to
have to in place of deciding their mat
ter Of complaint by law! Renewed uproar which pre-
vented the hon orabe President from being heard /
He repeated that this appeal violence and dsincna
ton TO submit to the law, most and
It was his duty to object to such conduct Loud ap-
M. LEpRu RoLIIN from his place)-I said, and re-
peat it, that Art BIO Of the constitution declares
Of every Frenchman that II the constitution
is violated am prepared to defend 1T by arms. I'm
mense cheering on the left
Gen. BEpEAU expressed his surprise that any mem
Der Of minority should presume to speak Of violence
and arms In place of submitting to the will of the ma
Jority. He had, q former occasion, expressed with
the applause Of the country that he determined
to support the constitution In all that it might
be attacked But he Of course spoke OF such con-
duct his part being according to the will Of the
ME-. AnAeo assembled the tribune, and maintained
M. THuRs said, that after such an appeal to arms,
further discussion would be beneath the dignity Of the
After few words from NJ. AnAeo, the Assembly de-
eided that the discussion should go on.
The discussion on the affairs Of Italy went on.
The President. The wing is the order Of the day
otirt presented by the honorable NJ Segur dAguessaS
Of the Ministry and animated with the most lively
sympathy for our brave soldiers to the order Of
The sense Of the Assembly was then taken, a great
majority rising In favor Of the order Of the day At the
moment when those who were against 1t called on,
the Montsgnards loudly protested
M. CHARRAs with great warmth)-The close Of the
discussion has not been pronounced.
The discussion was then declared to be closed
NJ. SxcuR p'AeUEssAU-As I consider the order Of
the day pure and simple, well expresses the strong dis
ssn Oh ,he 81 s Tor the Tor the i'm
kinsters-s proposition both audaeious and sensele
shall concur in that suggestion Loud applausel.
made acquainted with each Of the propositions that
had been presented. One order Of the day mOps had
A Voice-It has been withdrawn
CASrAoRAL-The order Of the day. pure sndlsimpe,
had been dsmanded but that had been done In connec
ton with an Important document which he demanded
should be first read to the Assembly.
The pHK,Ip..IETh.t reading may be ordered BY the
Assembly but Ia not obligatory II 1t Is decided on
wiz connde 1t to some hon. gentleman.
M. GnKv-l have only one word to say on the posi-
a Of autt inga ALL tha
position, which must take It's course.
M. CsnMirur-The order Of the day pure aud simple,
to be adopted the Assembly should be made
with the orders Of the day mo,icss which may have
The 9Ilox,"s l. wb.t ha,s ntano.ss Psnrs 70
tience) -" The Legislative National Assembly, in
rendering homage to the bravery Of army declares
that the order given the 10th May IL contrary to
the decision Of the Constituent Assembly proclaimed
on the 10th Of May, and orders that the hostities
against Rome shall Immediately cease" Laughter
The Pa ssrprrr-The following order OF the day has
been proposed by NJ. dAdels~ssrd =" The Legislative
National Assembly, adopting the policy Of the Con-
stusnt Assembly invites the Ministry to conform It
division then took place on the order Of the day,
pure and simple, when the numbers were
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The order Of the day, pure and simple. ael
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The order q tn. day, pur. and simple, wa, con.s
quently declared to be adopted.
yo,es--Ant the proposition Of impeachment
The Pssspnsr-ft will follow it's course, agrssably to
the regulations Of the Assembly
The sitting was brought to close amidst considers
BILE agitation, at quarter past sir
Srrrrro Jurr IL.
good deal ofsgitation perceptible In the neigh
borhood OF the Chamber Groups OF workmen
collected about, particularly on the quays the
Place de 10 Concorde vast number Of Sergens-de-
vile we're In attendance and the posts at the Assem-
bly, were doubled
Inside the attendance Of representatives was consi-
derabls, from the commencement Of business.
NJ BESorr, one Of the Vice Presidents took the chair
at quarter pact three.
After the reading oft proess verbal,
NJ LAcRossg, the Minister Of Public Works ascepded
the tribune, and said; NJ Ledru Rollin having yes
terday presented, In his own name aud that Of his
friends, proposition to mpeach the President OF the
Republic aud the Ministers, and having demanded ur-
gsncy the same, the government, too, being as
anxious ms the honorable gentensn be, that the
matter shall be decided at once have to propose that
the Assembly do forthwith withdraw TO the buresux