New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-12
FRANCE.
DoinEs Of the Assembly.

In the Assembly, on the 9th Jan toward the
close OF tho debate respecting schoolmasters NJ
salmon moved an amendment % the effect that
the project before exercising the power OF dismis
sing a sehoonaster. should be obliged 70 take the
ADVICE OF the council Of the arrondi ssement adopt
al By a considerable ma jOrity.
On the 10Th, the Assembly resumed the disous
SION OF the bal. aud, after much debate aud several
divisions various amendments. the 5th clause VI
the bin was proposed a. follows No teacher,
when dismissed, can open private school In the
commune IA which he bad exercised tho functions
rom which he had been removed" Tho wording
0i this article excited great uproar among the
Mountain. A division was proceeded to on the en-
semLI Of the article. when the numbers were
Ayes $50 Noes, 255 Majority Tor the clause. 81.
On the nth after some further debate, the House
proceeded 10 divide on The sHseiabis OF the school
masters and the measure was carried by a ma
Ority Of Js5 to 2s3 The discussion on the organic
Jaw on education commenced On The l4th The
whole u the sitting was occupied by NJ. BItelemy
u Hilare, y ho opposed the bil and at the oonclu
SION Of whose speech the debate was Adjourned
On the Jth the discussion was continued. "
Victor Hugo made violent speech In opposition
% the bill His attack the clergy, and on those
whom be accused Of wishing b. establish bs Ia
QUESTION, was received with applause BY the Len,
and with Indignation by the Right The debate
vas adjourned at % O'Clock, and was continued on
the 10th, NJ Bechard following NJ. Pascal Daprst
ed at q O'Clock
ON the I7th the Assembly resumed the debate
On the Educational Bill, and attaching the clerical
party. II Presneau defended the bill, which wss
opposed by NJ Soubier, on the ground that II would
substitute c'srcal for secular education. NJ. de
Montaembsrt supported The proposed measure,
attack Ell Socialism with CREST uyaclty, and de
ia red that the readiness with which the new sub
versive doctrines introduced after the revolution
n February had been received by the masses,
.as owing ~ the rreligons character u the
education hitherto gwen by the state. The
remedy iOr the evil was he sad. 70 render
education more religious in its tendency and such
was the great object Of the present ball The bill
Eas drawn up In n spirit Of Cancellation, pc ace and
patriotism and though IL did not go precisely the
length that he would have wished, he would, In
that spirit give il his best suppor-At the close
u VI de MOutslembert's speech the debate was
again adjourned.
On the 18th the debate on the Eduestion Bill
vas again resumed, and NJ Cremieux proceeded
70 make a long reply 10 NJ. de Montslenbers
speech concluding by declaring that tho old sys
TENS d Government which had perished Gould 1t
be resuscitated, and that the clergy shoeh rest
satisfied in limiting their efforts % their proper
sphere--nsmeiy. religion. 49, ,
N Theirs tben rose 20 support the messefs, and
u long speech, which occupied me rsnsinaer OF
the sitting, declared that the bal was 'ns eDuse
a1cnce Of the declaration male ia tns eOas'ssD
thar instruction v0 hences~"no o'"'e "
France. 49,.
- s.ca..ion on the BAL. and divided on the qass
-, ..bs,hrr the measure should be read secord
,ine For the motion, 455 against Il, ISL ma
'a1isy. sss
% the 2lst, me Assembly were occupied IN de
bating the aw COR transporting 10 Algeria the +ss
InsarSents Of June the remainder Of tho prisoners
at Belle hle NJ Ssnteyra proposed an sniend'
uent 70 the effect that these insurgents should be
sent b Trial or set at liberty. After some Discus
ron, the amendment was pot and ost a stormy
debate Of two days then followed, with no result
New Expeditss 90 La Plata
Tn. .sroi.ofscisl Pasrla stated On Tbursdsy that
= he Govenment hss just decided. ~ Conneii a
u;-i.,s,, thsf il win Immediately send an expedi
ron 10 r a Plate IL wss positively stated ct Tie
I..s,,lJv that the Squadron woad be composed Of
% - t,so frirstes ssd several small stesrnsrs.
IT, e.uel;tsoa viii be placed ander the command
~ Admiral Dubourdieg who viii unite b the com.
r,.rd fuH diplomatic powen some persons spoke
a. Admiral Lame a. de man best calculated 10
ever respect 10 bring sach Q negosiaiioh 10 good
termination, and we entirely copepr IN this opiDioo
The effective strength Of the troops 70 be sent VII
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