New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-09
Signs Of Whit II 10 Come.


The whole Of the interes. Of the proceedings in
the Legislative Assembly has been fixed on the
appointment OF 4 Committee, which will have
nothing 10 DO bat 10 cOnvOke toe Legislature, In
the e. ent OF any sudden emergency arising during
the three months prorogalion, which is 70 COM
mence on the llth Of August. A few days ago a.
de Aontaembert, in bringing up the report OF the
Committee on ttelProrogaton, "poohpoOhed' the
idea OF q coup deaf IL cannot, however, be de.
MED that among all parties in the Assembly,
whether Legitinists, Orlesnists BonapartiSts, or
Hepublchns, the general topic OF conversation Is
the attempt which is TO be made TO carry cat
new DIR hut BTumdire. The semioiliclsl organ
Of the ElyIee, the Pouroir, so far from being in.
limidsted BY the 6ne imposed upon it by the As
senbly publishes another article, in which the
Imperial pretensions Of Louis Napoleoa and his
paFti,ars are pat forward with more boldness than
before.
In an article which is too long to be copied, the
Pour0iT, after Gre urg with great earnestness that
the Republic must be got rid of-that some other
form Of Government mt 81 be established-that the
restoration ofthe Bourbons is iuPossibe, and that
ro.hiDg remains TO be done bat FOR Louis Napoeon
10 set the Constitution at defiance and 10 declare
himself Emperor-hniahes by stating that there are
twenty millions Of Proprietors IN France who are
crJiDg out with regret, when thinking CT the Elect
q the 10th Of September: " Is I pOss bic that be
will have the boldness Of his unclel" |. 10 not
surpriiipg that with such indications as these,
AZ many others which Is would be tedious % emu
merAte, but al OF which are received with approba.
iion al the Eysee, the Assembly should be upon i.s
quad On Monday the election Of fifteen out Of
twenty members, of which the Committee Of Sur.
veisDce Is TO consist took place, With the folio wing
result: Only .hiteen lanes had the required
msiority, namely; Odion BArroL J. de Lis.eyrie
Mouet, Gen. S. Priest Gen. Changarnier. NM
Olivier, Berger Nes;ement, Mole Gen. Lsuis-
ton, Gen. Lsnoriciere, Nm. BeugoS de Moray
Duke Of Aonteoelo and de LespinRsse The fo.
loving gentlemen were subsequently chosen %
make up the Committees NM. Creion, General
Ruhiers, Vein, Leo &c LabOrde, Caslmir Perisr,
Crooseilles Druet DesvsuX, COmbArel de LeYva,
Garron and Chan belle None Of them are Bona
partists, but Lesitmists, Orleanists, and one or
two wto are lik ed by the Moanttin
10 il 10 be remarked that the only two opinions
Dot represented in the COMMITTEES are toe BOna-
psrsists and The MontGgnards. Thu 10 Of itself
pretty significant, but 10 becomes more 50 when the
nsnes Of the candid ates elected are considered-
At the very head Of the let 10 that Of Nj. OdIon
Barot VITO, while Minister and President OF the
COuIcil Isid " II ssgite sutour d. President De "a
Bepubique oes passions oeiestsbles ct nss nsees-"
Among the elected il also tue name OF VI. de Nor
ray, the son In lay Of Marshal SJult, and devoted
sdherent and Confident Of the Dachess Of Orleans
Gen de g. Priest, Col. de rEspinssse, &c. the
nest devoted Of the acherens Of Henry v; and
above all, Gen. de Lsmoriciere, Who Oay lEst week
made q nost violent speech sgaist the L" lay Of
hatred" which he concluded with the words. II y
6 M psrti qai voudrlis noss donner Z ppire sans
ls eOire e, lie genie-PEmPte Doias PEmpereGr"