Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

San. We require the recall to order Of tho Mniser in
the most formal MANNER his resignation no luger
retain power when one dshonors it. permits to b. dis
honored" (Shouts Of "ca him order !" redoub on
the left, and the tumut increases. M. Emile de Girdn
speaks with great animation from his place. but his word do
not reach the reporter) Voices the right "M deGi-
rardn has right protest in favor Of the revolution of
February he was the first who stgmatized it," The ye-
sdent. "Let the Minister develop his thought hs-
roicss. "Ca the Minister to order to ordr,
The President ST your business to call to orde"
The voices insist tumuuousIy than ever that he
Minister shall be called to order. The President "N
gentlemen the President alone has the right to call to orde
Well, do not pronounce the recall to ORDER" Renewd
cries to order order p drown the Of the Preden
The President. G.
Your correspondent down intending to give you rot
the Mone, word for word, description Of the dsgracefu
and revolutionary which closed the session but he find
he must abige it. This contest between the President anc
the Mountain party insisting that NJ Rouer should be called
order by the Presidents continued for half hour The
Minister kept possession of the tribune, and the President
persisted in not calling him order The uproar increased
business suspended for few minutes The members of
the left came down upon the plane, and surrounding the
benches Of the Ministers, addressed them personally the
most gross and violent The Minister of the Interior
Baoche, cried out to the President from the midst of the
suited here in places" At last by extreme exeron d
the voice and the bell Of the President, something like calm
was restored NJ de GIRARDIs rushes the tribune Cnes
from the rght-no no! enough!) The President ssThe
Assembly has the close of the discussion" GI
has been for five minutes vociferang the ex
cited manner, but the reporters could hear nothing At last
these words are caught The opposition should retire in
body" Mosi noisy Interruptions from the right drown his
voice Call him order!" call him to orderly Grar-
din (apparenty beside himself with eIcement) svive Ia
Republique Let US withdraw The President. Monsieur
de Girardn you have not the floor" For five minutes more
there animated dialogue between the President and the
speaker in the bune during which the latter Grardn
twice recalled to order Silence restored and NJ de Gar
din having been thus reprmanded has the floor explain
81 have been caedto order because demanded that the
Minister should be, who has just said, referring the revou
ton Of the Gath Of February, that depoabIe caas-
ophe" Many voices from the majority here interrupt him
with cries Of eyes yes he was right was deplora-
BILE catastrophe We all repeat it with him. He has only
said what you the first say It is well of you to rise
here in its defence /"
Gardn proceeds in the style amid understandable con-
fusion, and concludes with these words Well this what
have say-ether the Minister Of Louis Napoleon Pres
dent of the republic shall be called order or all the mem
bers of the opposition who sit in this Assembly will cease to
sit here" CONFUSED agitation the le) few voices
from the left shout "yes yes and the right amuses itself
with ironica and conempuous plaudts Of the speaker Gil
descends from the tribune and makes bis way amid
still increasing umul to his business again suspend
ed Volleys Of reproach and insult are hurled from the
Mountain upon the Minister'S who says the Moneur
mained firm and digned upon their benches In the midst
Of the umu the President declared the sitting to be adjourn
ed for the day, put on his hat, and retired
That night (Monday) the whole Opposition met at the
of of its members TO decide upon the they
should pursue, in order becomngy to avenge the nsued
public Grardn there he moved and advocated in the
most earnest manner his plan of prompt and universal resg
nation But it almost unanimously rejected. Enraged
the rejection of his vigorous revolutionary measure he is
reported have exclaimed "Wha you citizens call your
selves Montagnards No. you parcel of chckens
They may execute 18th brumse when they pleaseyou
will not dare bulge :" On Monday morning, the Noun
tain the opening of the Assembly, garnsed as usual
with all its comely occupants with exception however,
M. de Girardn not there The report circulated, and
body believed that the President already in
sion Of his letter of resignation No resignation however,
announced NJ Creieu1 ascended the tribune and in
the name Of the Mountain, read solemn protest The
reading persisted in the midst of the frequent Interrupt
ton by the majority and calls order NJ Creieu1 places
the protest the Presidents table, and about to descend
The President refuses to receive the protest. and tells NJ
Cremieux not to leave it there, but to take it with him. He
does and regans his Thus has ended the incident
The Montagnards daily covered with rdcule and con-
tempt by their journals for the lame and impotent
conclusion to which they have led affair which they had
commenced with terrific and noisy discharge of drum
trumpet and, bunderbus The of the msor jour
mails particularly provoking As for GRARDIs, he has
made his the Assembly since Monday even
ing. He published yesterday letter in which he
distinctly the he would have had his political friends to
adopfr uhcbvu fn pito1 Iocava o.
President Of the Assembly that the opposition would abstain
from attending and take part in the legislative pro-
ceedngs until the Minister should his offensive expres
sion If this written declaration failed to effect the recanta-
ton, then The whole Left body resign their seats N
members He regretted that this course which he saws
would at least have preserved the dignity Of the Mountain
rejected and preends that he had concued in the
resolution finally taken by his friends he had lost the right to
send his individual resignation privilege that he ex-
remey regrets of this pretence, by which he es-
says to make the preservation Of his seat consistent with
bis dignity after the violent oubur Of Monday afternoon is
shown by the fact that in another particular not involving the
resignation Of his seat NJ dc Grardn does not feel bound
% act with his party His party all in their accustomed
SEATS Gardn does not appear in the Assembly, is be-
eved will not till the discussion But there no tell
ng what he will really do. His ability is as unquesonable
IS that of any in France but he has 50 Unsuitable
hrst for and notoety, and unscrupuous as TO
that oresee what he will say OF do toor
we only know that he is this moment the most de-
,ded and the most capable reuolutionist in France.