New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
FRANCE.
Doing. of the Assem-

TIE abolition OF tue daues o1 Vine sEd other liquors
took place The s,h Of May spite q The oPposon o.
NJ Pa.sy former Minister ofFinsnee. Th.s measure VIII
ve universal satisfaction % the country The tAK 70
moved one of the oppressive pos.ole A1d 10
removal ha. long been demanded. Il va. one Of Ihe
urorn %. of the Rc.oraaonthai promise the ReFGole
has a. .sst made good
On The 1911, The Assembly rejected the bill Of The
Mu.try % allow Gen Chzngtrer 10 retain ne eonniaha
Of lie regular troops quarteed IN Fsns and ne 'eny'
together with thai Of The National Guard These t"o
,,r,nd b. hA. he'd In violation of The aw ever sree
,tir,,.yrrsr5u Of Preside Bonaparie The Ministers
now sought 20 have bill passed repeating The laW, Ard
,sborxng tle concentration IN the hands OF one man
of f,r military authority over above $4,000 men Their
prsr.rs. was. that iusurrccron was imminent ard
hat here Was consequently. necessity for such ~
r-..,rttn,-v confidence b. Gen. Chaugamer. who, By
the wa- j. swel-kHown Legiuui..L Tie Assembly re-
fused TO admit tie force Of Ibis reasoning aud BY
majority Of 81 decided that Gen. {. must Jay down bis
illegal power.
m the I'D ater the great debate on the War Question,
the Ministry having proposed pars and simple order u
the dav when the voting commenced many msmbers io.-
loving the private sivice 0f The Mnisty. A0szine frota
voting and the bies being counted here were bur 80
found IN the urn than necessary 20 maze ise
vote valid NJ GooichsuS then rose and proposed that IT,
AZ the end of time. the vote not complete
the Assembly should declare i,scif BevraH>He, Tbs
Altflru -N fN'A0 Nai t-
10 raise Itself A. an. IT, and Immediately great agitation
was apparent In the rank. u the ministerial parry The
Honorable aeber cf the rescton dd not dare to carry
nauer. 10 e1tremte. when they their antagonists
prepared 10 ac with courage and decision. When al the
fsed hour the taking The votes closed, there ere d.
IN the urn OF which 45-a majority had every in the
Chamber been fl.ed-were Aesinst the Ministry.
Oa the 81 the question again ap The same mat
ter and n the course Of the debate. when MM Bas,.de
. .Nn N.a~~ .a..H
bv Gen Cavsisnac which recommended The Government
10 tale every means 70 protect the Of the Republic
a, home and abroad by adding and TO preserve the
independence OF other nations Gen. Cavaguse said h,
he should not accept this amendment because lie "rercet
al Intention Of war declaration which insured him ihe
applause % the Reacon and which proves Thai he sdrre'
% the halfway uin0us foreign policy which he h,s
sways followed Ths vote was hr.t taken on the original
notion for which everybody except tie Ministers voted
The amendment os by vote OF 80 ayes 20 So nays
The naneuver Of The Reaction % prevent the Repub
hcans Socialist Member. from voting for Gen Cs PROPOSE
ton " hen s amendment being disposed o. 10 should come
up Tor fual adoption The tck however failed and. I'M
perfect terms of Tie order Of the day, u was
passed by a large majority The debate. in which Pierre
B0napare gave Victor Considerani the lie, TOOK place on
the I'D Consdcrsnt took u calmly replying that there
Wa. not the east ground for he insult In The ordinary
course Of hings such insult would ead 20 duel, bat
We presume Consderan viii break over the require
nen.. OF French society and hghL heated debate
aen foowed IN which Ledrg. Roin charged Gen Chan
GARNER having instructed his troops not 20 obey the
Of the President Of the Assembly on The memorable
evening 0f the 23i when expected that Il would
dec itself permansnce and would require additional
troop. Tor protection, which, according 20 law te
President % The As m1y had usht To order without
applying 70 the general IN command The tumg-t WAS
great but Roin daunied and Insisted on he ap-
pouunert OF a Committee of Investigation. He also
charged The President of The Republic with entertaining
,y and trea.onable designs The Assembly adjourned
without completing The discussion in state OF great