The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-08

NM Jolly and Bastde better suited to the state OF
Affairs, and should have precedence He should, how
ever, propose on his account new order Of the
day The hon gentleman proceeded to read it, but
he was perfectly inaudble from the noise and con-
fus ion in the Chamber.
d. BAsTpE said. that II desirable that the
vote should be as unanimous possible, he and M.
Jolly had decided uniting with the order Of the day
Of Gen Cavaignac with slight change. which merely
consisted in adding the words at the end and to pro-
tect the independence and nationality Of all people"
M GusTAvE DE BEAUMONT said he feared there was
son ething concealed beneath the apparent unanimty
as 1t was inconsistent with the previous declarations
OF men whose cry bad yesterday been for war.
General CAvAIGNAc said, that to put an end to any
equvocaton or doubt he would insist on his PROPOSE
ton without any additisn.
NJ. G. DE BEAUMONT said he was satisfied with the
explanation Of the gallant general and would now vote
for his proposition without any addition Cloud excla
nations on the left)
The PRrsDENr-I shall now proceed to put the pro-
position of General Cavagnac to the vote, and after
wards the proposed addition division will after
wards take place on the ensemble.
The order of the day drawn up by General Ca
vaRnac was then put to the vote, and adopted almost
unanimously
The PREsIpENr-T shall now put the second part to
the vote, containing the addition Of NJ Jolly and M
Bastide.
A division being demanded that course was proceed
ed with, when the addition was rejected.
The ensemble Of the order of the day Of General Ca
vognac was then put to the vote and adopted by 425
to 1874.
The remainder Of the sitting, up to post. hour wa
without interest
At the meeting of the Assembly the 2ith the Pre-
plantations from General Changarner, respec ting the
charge made against that officer whs had replied that
he had never thought of calling In question the rights
OF the Assembly, of its President; but he not
aware that the President had intended to demand
troops M Ledru Rollin urged again inquiry, when
he would prove that plot had been in contem platon
that men had been paid to cry "Vive Napoleon ~ at
the last review, and that tho same men to take
partin the coup d'eat The President Of the republic
was capable of any foolish after the folly he had
committed in 1885 He could not be In his when
he ATTACKED Louis Philippe, who was then so firmly
seated on his throne. On being pardoned, he
letter to that monarch expressive of his eternal graft
tude, and in 1910. accompanied by few disguised
a. soldiers, and crying "Vive pEmpereur ~ landed
the coast OF Boulogne. Was not that folly! Here the
mort terrific murmurs arose, accompanied by loud cries
of order ~ I" order" NJ. Odlon Barrot said that
such outrages against oil decency and propriety
dered discussion impossible. M. Ledru- Rollin
tended that after two such he had specified the
President of the Republic would be guilty of
He accused not the Ministry Of conspiracy, but Of
hangarnier, from the charges alleged against him NJ
tlocon speaking when the post left The greatest
possible excitement prevailed within and without the
Chamber notwithstanding which the funds somewhat
recovered from the prices ON the previous day.
The powers of the Constituent Assembly expire
Sunday, the 9th at midnight and those OF the Legs
lative Assembly commence on the 2Sth. The members
OF the Assembly will hold preparatory sitting
Sunday Monday before the public sitting, to form
the provisional bureaux.
La Presse announces a plan which is to be carried
out by which the National Assembly having prudent
motives in view will declare itself Saturday night
en- pesndnence under the presidency of Gen. Lamori
ciere until the moment in which the oldest member Of
the NEW Assembly shall have taken the chair. Thus
there will be no gap In the legislation.
DEATH OF MISS EDGEwoRTI.
Maria Edgeworth, the celebrated Irish novelist
died at Edgeworthstown county OF Longford, the
morning of Monday last. after n few hours illness
she had reached advanced age, and the last years
OF her life we're passed in her native village in tram
Qulity and peace