New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30
FRANCE.
Doius- Of the National A--embly-Tke Roman
Question.

noiua- Of the National A--embly-Tke Roman
Question.
IN m. Oh p. Inward The e.o.e ofihe proceedings "
Bee rose say hat De Wa tie organ 10 teftrA n ls
colleagues II stat - ihat rnors o. Fsry s-io-s ear.
fror Rome bad beer received Al t was deemed lesra
be that The Govern rei sho-.t give soue Information 90
TIE Assent y lie slo.ec- D1iaure admitted ilai
dso.iches lad been received frOn Gen Oullnot and sad
Tia 10 vas lfrulOl ~ The VI MISTER Tor Foreign AZ
fairs 10 give them immediate publicity. N BAG protested
against re nab OF seI1.a ulca -'-lAr-. 20 ne press
before they bad been communicated 20 ne Assembly on
which violent arose. NJ CrsmleuE insl9 aied hs
tr cocsncnts Lad been ..ntll or -.'-A 1ant-@ I-l
poses, which insinaaton u Dufarre discAa.1iiy re-
Ga the Ih inst the Assembly net without much eaier
nal appearance. INSIDE or oui Of hat excitement winch
genera fl-of Wo-.- -Ate 20 TO rAf,,s-'
the whisper ran that The members oi TIE Nulnan wee %
Committee p-fpsrng Al sct 20 accusation against NE
President sul VI usfers f9r avinaic1 90 ne 'ls.il-
signed by ~ names. Il - u Dfuuyn &c l. hu!s VINO
the Opposition accuse Of having ser De- lad sent 10 as
rec nafOu Ened ne order o. ne PRESIDENT ir
Genera Oldlno; attack Rome demand would. u =
said be made for ite production Of The Order an- d Pro
d1ced. thea the FL " mister would be Included II ne IL
TIE order Of The day being the interpretations Of u Ia
dnlRon regarding Italy. ihat gentleman rose and SAID
that there supreme moments when time was OF n-
uense importance the present instance FOR ihe n-
terpels0ns that few days ego mgnt have done good
were now compaauvsy useless ".en iaes ~eie accoui-
p.hed Twas ccrfsin that The French and The Romans
he'd engaged "a more than one ansulnery COMBAT
and both sides he losses were severe IAe French
had made impression, and General Oud not =" ~
now himself aged 20 ask an armisuce Tue Mnsier
FOR Fore ga Affair.", inierupns Lcdfn-hohn ssd 80
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Gru Rolu persisted "a MAINTAINING iie irlh Of h. safe
mrui and proceeded 90 quote letter from hone, June O.
declaring thar the French troops had slreTea mos severe
w. and thar the Romans had retakeu OF the positions
TIE asa ana regiments Rad. according % ms letter
sustained great oss 10 il farther stated thai Genera.
Oudinot bad asSed Tor suspension OF arms io - o.is
for he sake Of carrying 81 .he wounded soldiers uder
present circumstances he would abandon tie in;erpe.
lions OF which BE aAd gwen uouce ior pc lhousA1 Aey
could lead 10 nothing General Oudilots conduct
was, in bis opinion Infamous and he would eee e., re
accu.snon sssinst the President OF the keplolc ana
bis Ministers and ne would IN consequence present 20
act Of impeachment tCLeefs % ne Lel- met VIII oirs
| Of On" from he Right lie farther proposed That
members should a. once reure into her bnresqx 10
examine ine demand d had msle-M Odlol bsTot
commenced by saying hsi 10 Information OF ne Md
referred 10 ~ NJ Ledru-Rol had reached tke Gov.
eminent. The last Information was te dsqalcl OF
/ Genera Oudino. aud he thought he hon. gentleman
should nor az sucn moment, hazard such statements
as he hal venmrel 20 repeat The motive FOR disseu-
/ mating such news 10 d.silrb The public mind
lMurmurs the Lem Such, too. was the object win
which An act Of accusation now brought ans the
President q me Republic and his Ministers Tie effect
would fail for the country aokuow edged mat the UoFe
ueut hsd been acuaed BY the desire Of protecting tie
cAuse OF liberty IN the Roman sistss The Hon. Mliser
then couierded that the Government bad followed Tie
course pointed BY the Constituent Assembly and that
was not until negotiations had failed Of eject mat The
49,. 1ndnot 10 a. IL denied ihai the French Republic
had any Of resemblance with that 81 Rome which
b-sn fb the -sinafou Of Ross ard refusing 20
retonsr- ibat Republic France oly o 81 he resou-
ions Of the Constituent Assembly lie in-l went over
arguments already familiar, that France could nos etA
Inactive while the Catholic Powers were engaged IN re-
soring the Pore Austria resolved 20 DO so for the
sake % her possessions IN ltsy Naples was also
determined and how could France, oae Of The nr-t
Catholic Powers. stand asdei He dwe on The fact mat
the Nauons Assembly had refused 10 recognI 10 tie
Romsn Republic. Tie expedition 20 ltaly bad beea N
sccordancs with the ~ Of tie Assembly The cxpedi-
ton was conceived spirit Of peace, and yet without
anv prefex whaever for hostility hey tai neea recss ed
with cannon balls Even after hat the greatest ofbesr-
had been shown D. me genera N c2mms- al i
w.s until al fair means had ialed maj france Asd
AusrA Spain and Naples lad entered Rome by force Of
srus and he would put the case IN contrary sense aud
- II the other powers had heen allowed 90 interfere.
what camOr would not have oeen ra-r- ie i4o letro'
shown 70 tie interests aud honor OF France Slch beng
the stale % facis, }; "as ~ PRETENDED .. niseis Ai
violated the Constitution Tie iacis" ihrus,fr as.
ed h- rharsr He ihrcu- tie parcl.as % me
conduct The French General until the nosne reception ~
beer excited by such conduct " Drouyn re Huys twice
called on he Assembly 70 say lueiI lese -, ga pa.
troops should reiire, anu pc Nas enseIei ny az 500
In Toe nsme Of the Committee f9r Foreign Aaars, nat
no sach desired, 80 that ne mAit lenauer Of
the French troops AZ Rome vas nlhoilLed p! F VOC -
the Assembly An aTm,uce was asreed 20. and 10 ne IN
terror NEGOTIATIONS went on sid al Inc while TIE troops
OF he other powers "efe a1'Aue - q S'oI Wy
Was had the French Government shown slhceui Tor
hearsnce He asked them psrucliaIy 70 CONSIDER ns
nature Of the aouatons which had taken place during
the duration OF the armisico lie then read NE irea,
which had proposed by the French and which hid
been received win dcn-luh ll we houah Assculu.g
and yet VI de Lesseps hsd minated tnat u llai Con
yeuton not acceded De would consider ns nis,ol
end. Notwithstanding ms dec4afauon' N or Les
seps proposed second treaty A. already made pubic
and OF which the article supulanng Tor tue reception 0
the French troops n Rome as received WIN ueiloi
| bv The Roman Assembly This second treaty was prop
ery rejected by Gen. Oudnoi as inconsistent WIN tn'
honor Of France; for how could French sOalef Wiz
parrotc blood 10 his veins consent 10 remain outside thi
walls OF the city while the AustdAns and Neopoi'an
We're forcing their way M Tue reason Tor al lis ~
r conduct on the part OF the Roman Inumsiraie was TIA
they counted on the oroeaIAnce OF France and that
rest dea! indeed would DO endured before an ataci
would be made by French troops on people whom
thew came 10 serve and Of saving from the Effects OF VIC
lent Suppose thai Tue French ceased " inter
iere what would be the result Let The cases Of sci!
and Lombsrdy susser The question, BON OF whici
having rejected conditions were aiserward obliged q
.uDmt 10 toe conclcrOr Rome, n she refused ne inter
v-nfiou OF France, would De OuAged 20 submit 10 il
sane wav 70 superior force and submit 20 the octao OF
III conoasror France ought not 10 order ward Of
slacs on liberty enter INTO with Austria, but whcI
once engaged IN al Intervention there other cours
oo-r au he one pursued tie felt that they had
patentlv-that they had done their clty-and locke,
-rs ,-nce f,r the good opinion Of The Assembly
or tte country The sitting suspended Tor cOusiI
/. erahlc ume-M Ledrlh0Ain replied cy arguing TIA
H. ,orefns of lie Constituent Assembly had been per
vertec Toward the close of b. speech he became Fo
lent He told Ministers hey had blood on their heads
"a .1rc..sss bv declaring they would maintain 20,
! Constitution. by appeal 10 arms shout Of 10
=, b.rS .up6ortrd ther chief reechoinx VIA
he aid that they would maintain lie Constitution b.
=, arms Odii0n Barroi assembled Ia tribune amid srea
I. agitation. but Was requested not 10 reply, and &c
sesruIed 81 Dupin. The President, sad 70 would b
my $50 - ~ hss tsst been done 81 Lcdra
Ron Ton - seat sad na the Constitution sas BY on
Oh ~ $500 T,1 tb.v rc ID defend if even bv arr.
iGrsai agitation Gen Beceal rushed % Tie tribune, an
--no.lr.rd he rrrslupl11 OF minority ~ temFElx
dictate tle majority by tnIess " ,se.Hns L- ce-l
!
sesa followed snt exclaimed tlai n Ledr- Ao-in sal
i hsf th-- ss blood the forehead % ihe Ministry, b.
- would sav there deeper sial O. lie ofelc4c
%, tho.e " Is we're excllg civ var and f1re-.l wal
tie sare cre He concluded 1y rOrirs ile order u o.
dav Win Al EXPRESSION % sympathy for ie army cnga-e
fr or-rsuors on which immense mnllrliy rgsr ~ 7
f.ror h fscL al but the menncrs ~ ne A9ulisia =
Emmanuel Araso Protested against ne Fote beng ase
=. r.rr-t fJr here irllfIAAly ~ ne "ay u "
NJ a. he a.rs.loa had lot beel declared to he cose
Z A. irregular ard confused conFersal0n followed
. Taers aimed, thai a. he cry AZ gr~es lad Dee
i uttered n was beneath he dignity " he Assembly
= c.-uue he aiscussion Jllnaiey 10 Assembly d'ic-
N he order q The cay, pare & fH5e "-en ne n1noei
; Nsiorirv f,s Ministers .i'
-orre.5oodeut wliung frum Pans, thus a. z1es
he ale OF he pa-r-s u lis detaie N u1-.on b-
J. rot nav e. ihans Lelru Rom Tor Is pON-r4- "a
o Had - te-a .-ss VIOLENT re OONefure1i O-1 nav
Z be-a 10 minority. A q tee s.riofy : ~ sf-'
. / one Had u r0- been FOR ile Fo.encr % -S-ll
i, / Rolin and his frrnds, .s--e Ea.~nly Nu--a "a.
!. I supported the proposition lfots-t i-i"Ha ~
: c Aae sert wiki. ia he looNl-s go irtl-- p
= phed severe rehuke % ne Cab-nrit ~ LeE.sAl
= Nzuons Assembly. stcptl- ne Pol-ef u &c
Assembly. invites re A-lsLy ~ cS-i-il .-fl ~ I
Thsre can Dc 10 doubt that ib- cFlson --'
TIE apparent larg-1--s Oi ne n..'I..f' sASNs -.
srrCuz lee Ing csss--f-cru1 rA-s-. e e1-l % p
= No-erae party Is farther lo1l.Alon VI "a 1lt-tl
non A. the moment when II. llers scA- - Asseiln
wss excess Veg crouiS - .o.1 81 20 lac -l-1 s1-
! ing secut 100 members 81 he Yo1rftl- f.--1- a.
v is ne Assembly wishing % oppose &c ,.---
us ceslou ard determined n-f D. VOC - lafu 81