The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16

the Republic, recommends the gOyrrpWpnl
% lGke energetic measures lpr lhrlr prnlec-
lion"
General GHFaiEnan said. that lie lhhughl
I klhis resolution would have lld' etirCg " not
iengngng lhG Republic jn recognition
which u could Hsi accept, yei 81 showing
thnt Iha Assembly fril whaEa serious WHiIfr
loo 10 were the eyeHis which were now occur
riHp ~ l-'tfsiis.
". Jolly objected 20 Gen, Cnynigmcs mo-
non ~ not suiil clculy nfoug, aud declared
lie shGuld adhere lu lis own,
~ q. BHfrUt fuld il wa necessary Ia re-
fleet on decision which would be- nnni-
ieHig ~ war,
! NJ. l,adn Roll,n followed, and urged the
stringent resolution. Of NJ, Juy, Tie eoHsid-
cred tho nihiliirHi1 81 ihH Emperor Of Rusaln
+ ns declaration Of VAR against ihe i'frnrl he
Lpshlic. Wien q question was placed 90
such ground fhe only answer 10 itwus
counter mHulieslo ~ sny Innre would de-
fond herself II was ihe Duty oftho Assem-
his i6 pronounce itself 10 answer 10 lhcD Em'
perur 81 IursiH,
Theu turning 10 the party ofihe riFhl, NJ,
i Iedm lluIiu runrludrd 10y uuyiuF ! know
well lint y0u would wish not "a reply, you
DO uuI Wifh 90 assume dn yourselves terH-
blu responsibility, u you wish To prevent
civil wnryou must euergelicnlly aud prompt
d j. al.zs.ri l.iz defiance. ,Appruhliiuu on the
lem
VI. OdillOu HHrrut Hpniu assembled the tfib-
uuu 10 answer the democratic leader, aud,
after speech Of considerable lrngh,conclu-
ded ny ealing Tor the supple order Of the
day,
". CwudruN followed, nud spoke IN the
uildff oi uu uprulr scarcely surpassed ~ the
uuuuls Ofihr Assembly, A. the termination
eft his speech, lhuauliuR commenced upon
the proposal 10 puss Ia 1lIo s'mplc order Of
thoday,
AZ o'clock ihd division wns closed, Whom
the numbers were for lhr simple ordor53 -
against u, iil-H majority iOG On tho 22d,
tho discussion on foreign Intervention wns
resumed, NJ The conclusion of which n vote
of lhc Assembly for Geil, Ca,Hifnac's prop0,
silion WINS taken, nnd resulted IN The ndop,
ton Of lhe order, ifj0m m0iire,
NJ CucmiouN calls the attention Of tie A.
scuhly to nn article published ~ the Duuu-
culc racldgur 10y w. Consdcrnnl Ia which
hr said plot WIS ~ preparation 10y certain
members Ut the Government and some pnlit.
icNl men 10 destroy Ihe Republic on q certain
day, aud chilled on that hurornl,le gentleman
10 give soilir explanations on the subject,
VI. Coupldrrnnt replied, Tim tho details
had been communicated to him Toy n person
on whom ho could rely, nud lac Ind consider /.
Ell II his duty to mention, the subject To the |
President Of the Council md had lay TINT
mems defeated the plot 4 rrnnrk Of VI. /
Cousilrrnut reused the anger of NJ. Pierre .
Bnnnpnric, who gave him the lic IN the most
uuccrimonious ninuncr.
Tho subject I'D 10 warm discussion in
which Gen. Brrcnu defended tue conduc, Of /
thr nrniy, cay ing II would always be found
ready to support he laws and constitution.
TIE shipment oftroops for Ciyim conliuu- 1
cd uclNcly o., Ioulon aud Mntsrillrs. Gen. I
RoIolnu has len PARIS for linly, llr is the .
fnh general officer cent uuI there 10 luu
Cen. Oudmut.
\ grand review Of the garrison nrPUfis hy F.
the President, look place on Monday Ia lhr .
Champ dr Mar, The reception Of The Pres. .
idcut 10y 100000 troops, was oftho uost en- .
lhusiustlc description. Hearty shouts of I
N.yr Louis Napoleon welcomed him ON all .
sides, aid were IN singular contrast with the /
plmo., urhcard ard feeble crics Of Nyc Ia .
Republic.
The weather was beautiful. .und tho con.
coursc ofpcrsuns assembled to witness The
splt ndid spectacle was immcusc--thc whole .
OF which passed oil with The greatest oclnl.
Ills understood that Marshal Bugcnud i,
To Ice minister of war and President of the
council of The new administration. ii rs
Sc, uncertain Who viii fill the subordinate
posis, but il is probable thai VI. Leon Fnuch.
a. viii bu minister at luaucc, and that VI.
FollcuN will remain IN lis present poet,
ln the recent election The uanie ofM. Le-
dru Rullln stands second on tho polcih1 of .
Murnt being bciurc hi-. From accidental
the mos, furious Socialists are
elected, whilst Inmnrtiuc, Murast, Amgo,
Dupont dc L'Eurc, Maria, fopld,nud all 9th
rrs OF the party ofthe Nation which caused
the revolution ofEebruary nre thrown out.
The contest ofpower now lies lstweent the
Red Republicans aud The men of the several
Leg ft,mausls, tho Orlcnnists,und i
the Bonupartiss. The Moderate Republi.1
cans have no locus stdHM IN France.
The Cctssir pledges itself for lhe truth Of
n report the speech made 10y QUO. of the I
Socnlisr mcmbers for Paris,ln which he said
that, the Bourgoisc had iatIcncd like pigs
on the sweat ofIhe people aud should, like
pigs, be killed to make bacon of for those on
W HON they fed. After this we may credit
The eNprcssion attributed 10 nm eN- h lug
'rtte are ruurrtrrgg TO r7rTbutTgrH.
ROME.
We hnve news from Rome to tho l5lh.- /
Or the l3th, the French having attempted the
passage of the Tiber at the Melvian bridge,
II had been blown up to prevent them, huv-
ing The French forces on the TWO banks of /
the Tber between palo and Rome.
At the latest ndyices the vanguard af the
French was four miles from the city, thut of
the Ncnpolitnns twelve miles. and there was
n small body OF Spaunrds at San Macino,
PRUSSIA.
The King of Prussia has issued NANTES
10 to his suhIecIs in which, after condemning
the standard of revolt which has been raised
by the enemies of Germany, he suys he will
shortly submit II constitution sanctioned 10y
the other goseFeIHeaisr which shall LAKE uni
10 inr liz hRsis mud yyiI ,,unrnntac IA Ccr,n,