New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29

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viii be pleased 10 communicated to Lord Pager'-
ton the present dispatch. lsigneol LA MI
loud cheers again burst out here rs bsiore.l
Gentlemen continued the Minister nave ia'u vi
the table the documents connected with tbs nesO
tiation. You will perceive am inclined 70 IN nh'
IN perusipg this voluminous collection, that the acts
and intention Of the Government Of the hepu-hc
are not undeserving of our appreciation lOheefs'I
/ have to propose to you to order that the docu'
menis be printed. Il
The Assembly, being consulted, ordered the
printipg OF the documents almost unanimously.
Gen. Cavaignac, NJ. Gustave dc Beaumont am
two or three members OF the tteTs PaTti, stood up
on the negative side of the vote.
When the Minister descended from the tribune
he was surrounded and compImented by croWi
of representatives. amonst whom were NM
Theirs, Mole Piscatory Larochejaquelli' Admral
Duport Thouars Gen. Changarnler &c.
The sitting was then suspended for han an noun
amidst the utmost agitation the members Oh me
Right assembling in the center, discussing tne
communication made whilst the Lett renamed I'M
passive as before.
miscellaneous.
Five members of the society called Solidarlte
Republicans were sentenced on Saturday last oy
the Court of AssiZe of Paris two, TO one year I'M
inc
years of their civil rights and three to SIX months
Imprisonment 300f fine, and Introduction OF thelr
civil rights during three years.
NJ de BrogIie is named president, and NJ Leon
Faucher secretary, OF the Commission on the
Electoral Law.
The alleged arrest Of number of persons for
conspiracy 10 set fire TO different quarters OF Pans
and to seize the Hotel de Vile, is denied on author
ity. No such conspiracy has been discovered
The proposition OF NJ. Creton, for the sbrogation
of the law exiting the Bourbons has been rejected
by large majority OF the Commission Oh farha
me ntary Initiative
The NAPOLEON contradicts the rumor Published IN
several papers respecting the intention OF transfer
ring the seat of Government To versailles.
There is an extraordinary article in the Prose-
NJ de Girardin impores the Opposition not to GET
up an I'M ntc for il would he says, be fatal t. 1t
The Instruction would be speedily put down, Paris
would be declared in state OF siege the liberty OF
the press would be suppressed, and reaction would
be triumphant. He says that there $4,000
| troops in and near Paris, and that armed resist
ance to the Government would be fatal act OF
| folly.
Ii is said that some of the members of the major
| ity in the National Assembly have called upon the
| Government to prosecute NJ. Napoleon Bonaparte
for bis seditious address to two Of the departments
recommending refusal to pay taxes bat that the
Government, considering the utter insigniicance
Of this man, and that he is a tool OF the Noun
tain is disposed 10 treat him with contempt
The ReDHIhQuc which is the organ OF the ma.
iorty exborts the Socialists 10 forbe arance, and
POINTS out to them the hopeessness of armed re
sistance The VoiD du People, which represents
the impatient minority, continues to make an APP
real TO arms. This is very natural with the Eo-e
du Peuple for it is overwhelmed with prosecu'
tions and sees little chance OF salvation, exceptln
tneute.
The Republicans OF the Veille-or rather por-
| ton of them, represented by NJ. Goudchaux and
| NJ. Cremeux, also getting up petition against
| the Electoral Bill, and il will probably appear IN
all the Democratic Socialist journals for 1t will be
| more carefully worded than that of the Vo'I du
People, which 10 other journal would venture to
| insert
The President of the Republic has caused it to
| be stated that the Napoleon of Sdnday-whlch al
| though far more moderate than usual, was written
| in such way as TO convey an impression that ne
has some private views OF his own opposed 10 the
wishes and the policy of the nsjority OF the Ma
vious communication with the Elysee, and without
the slightest authority from him, or those who sur
round him, for the opinions which it put forth.
The Court of Appeal OF Nancy, has decided that
the subscription got up for the purpose OF relieving
the schoomasters dismiss ed from their functions by
the Government, is illegal.
In the National Assembly on Monday last mo-
tion made by NJ. Chauvin, proposing to place 10 the
personal account OF any minister the excess OF the
expenditure allowed his department, was put and
finally carried by majority OF 81 to 276.
The rioters who had been arrested at Creuzot, in
the department OF the Saone and Loire, were sub
sequenty rescued by the mo-, and when the Pre-
feet reached the place the insurgents amounted to
about 5000. Troops were marching to the scene
of disorder, and General CASTELAR, announced IN
bis dispatch received in Paris Monday last, that
there as 10 doubt Of the disturbances being soon
completely suppressed.
regiment Of dragons, while on its way to Ly-
ons, was in,ulted by mob OF disorderly persons
in the Soane ct Loire. Stones were thrown, and
ore soldier was severely wounded. The regiment
charged and in two or three minutes the assailanu
fed in all directions.
Gen. Gemeau embarked Oh the 10th instant at
Marseiles, on board the Luxor steamer, to proceed
to take the command of the army at Rome.
La Presse publishes letter from NJ. Boule, the
printer, stating that at o'clock on Tuesday even
ing last at the moment when the papers La Re
Dubique, La VoiI du Peuple, and the Estdfette
were set IN type, commlssa-y OF police entered
the printing house and affixed his seal on the print
ing presses.
In the course Of Tuesday ammunition, arms and
provisions were placed in the Bank the Tuileries,
the Hotel de VILE and other buildings, as if to
meet some expected movement. NJ, de Girardin
has offered to print the VOlr d. Peapte, the Rpa6-
lque and Eaafette, until such time as the seques'
tration shall be taken off NJ Boules presses
Should the offer Of NJ. de Girardin be accepted, it
is considered likely that his property, too, will be
placed under sequestration and the Presse and
the Erenement be stopped. 1t is said generally
hat the Government will not stop these violent
proceedings until they have succeeded in produc-