The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-01

~ - c-e.,lt I0lre1is 10 conform 70 tho law.
me second bill sequrea that within sbe fdsiniels
following sts prcmuratien AZ fle law 4 xsi sissat,
81 four eensn1es soaId bs established on an lonr-
mails published within the A. ysA four ef,fs
and Of Two csnfimes on tiidas eyer7 where
else. Hgfss diseuSsne loliteas qneafiens Of Eess
than six sheets are also 10 be sujsc3ed 20 stamp
Violations Of the law are 10 be punished win fns
Of 30 francs. and with ins Of 100 ifanes for every
successive offence. ss Z =
When these bills came to be fsbasea m ne
standing committees, several inauentisi menbers
o. ihe moderate party strongly opposed chem, and.
| among others, NM. Gustase de Beanmonf Victor
LefTanc, de Ia Rochejsqaelia Victor Hugo, Gorne.
Nettement, de Iercy, Camborai de Levnts etr.
They complained, generally, that the eiIset Of the
measure would be a. injurious fossse conservative
as to The republican and socislisf papers The
mcntagnafds attacked the measure as CONTRARY 10
the constitution, and as law Of vengeance whieI.
was destructive Of the liberty Of the press Gen.
Csyaignac, M. Dufaure. M. de Lanartine. and
Prince Napoleon Bonaparses strongly opposed The
measure. NJ. Barochs, the Minister of ths 1nie-
rIoE, was the principal supporter Of the measure On,
| the side Of the Government.
The Paris Journals, with the exception OF si,e
Nafofso'l and The Bslfvsys are nearly tsani.no.,s
IN opposing the new bills on the press, and 4 sI
lar feeling is manifested BY the provincial ionInas
Even the Patrie which was always ~
its support Of the President, the Government and
the Assembly, raises its voice energesicay aehusl
the measure. LII fact, amongst the iourhals thcre
seems to be unaninity Of opinion against the larr
On the 20ih, the President fM. DnpiB informed
the House that a proposition had been banded 10
him Of strange and Unconstitutional Kind sbst
he unwilling to read ii Ie was decided thaf K
should be read: The proposition, which was signed
BY M. de Ia kcchejaquelin, WIS ID tie elect that
the National Assembly shonld on the 1st Of July
next be called on to vote as in the case ii tis,
President of the Republic, on the question as to
whether it would defnitively have repubIie II
monarchical form of government The previous
question was Immediately called for. and adopted
unanimously The members of the Mountain ~
ceived the announcements Of the result with ! ~
Of RiUe IA Regnbiic.
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ing the President toal I ;1g.se,, z
4 The Nalio6ai sal 1,f ~
mas!ers dismissed since the nssinr ~ ~ M
which gives he power q is,nIsi 4. ,s
exceeds 1000 - i.'s'S''f
II Marshal Gerard Is daneeronslv hi
Arrests of the Jonrnaliss,s .1;Iii c,.,;,ss
M Proudhon's journal. "a Ro;e W F.,,sy
was seized on the Sd Anil. ior sedi,;o,s .rs;si
The editor Of the R6forgse was tried before Il,
| Court Of Assze OF the Seine ON yF,..lre.sl.s Z.
having published an address from ths refugees
London to the democrats in EnqIand ~ "a
sentenced to eight months imprisonment and ID
| fine OF 2000f
letter from Havre Of the 3Oth ult states IN
arrests Of persons said to have been enoaqed In
Legitimist conspiracy have been made in MAT town
M. Huard an officer of the 18th Light Infahtzy
has been dismissed from the service far bsvino ss
ributed lists Of the democratic canddafss af ~
recent elections among the men of his regiment.
M. Faures. ex-editol Of the Psuplo SSncerai, I,
| Of Lyons, who was in custody ON a charge of rub
fishing seditious articles, escaped on Monday vseel
from The gendarmes.
| In the Assembly, letter, written by M. Vidal
was read, declaring that he had decided to Sit fol
the department cf the Bas-Rhin, in consequence
| Of which new election would take place al Paris
started by the conservative party, in opposition to
Girardin, for the vacancy which occurs in the rep
resentation Of the department Of the Seine.
Gen. Gemeau has prohibited the circulation in
ms district q ne e. work OF Proudhon, Quest-ee
| qne "a rfopriete q anotner, entitled lie PrOV
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