New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03

Left-sgitation.) The Lyonese population assumed
me power 10 rcpei contested government, gov
eminent so ABSURD that those who had been its min
lsters IN place Of regret,ing all by their absence
from political life which they forfeited thew condemn
i, by the fusion which they now uphold Immense
and long continued sensation) The Lyonese popu-
laton wished then the republic and why should they
be punished now that the republic has uiumphei
Is II because the actual President OF the republic.
formerly sought for instructions AZ Strasbourg and
Bouogne that be should now huri his against
Lyons Instruction Does It belong 10 the Minis
ter OF the Interior to punish The Lyonese population
COR lis attachment 20 the republican, who Mt a Ban
Cuet IN RHEIMS, himself gave the signal 10 strike up
The Marseliaiss, and provoked IN eveyway be-
SIDES, contempt against The late government Good
from the Lef,l Recollect that these terrible dema-
gcgues also IN lsis when they had become masters,
did not spill drop Of blood. Good again from the
Lett He ordered the Marseiiaise TO strike up. and
OF his auditors have since been thrust into pris
for having sung il under his ministry Fresh and
prolonged laughter They VIII not stop at Lyons
they VIII make the same demand for Bordeaux,
Nans, &C. they VIII make four grand centers OF Po
lice in France they VIII go further they VIII make
a Ministry of Police and If they have not yet done
20. 1t Is because they have not 80 dared. Gentlemen
you will reject this law. There are al Lyons ten
thousand workmen without employment "A voice
on the Right-Whose fault Is II On the Leit-
Yours Yours On the Right-No, !, is yours. Lorg
agiaion.l NJ. Pellerer, reSunlng-I said there are
AZ Lyons ten thousand workmen, as honest as YOU.
lNOgseI Do you think to qaiet them by taking away
all their liberties Do YOU think 10 quiet them when
the Government puts ITS garces-cha!npetres ami IT'S
eanised in contempt of the Constitution, to upset all
law for personal interest lTrss bien-on the Let
--RecamatOns 4 voice on the Lett. Mr.. Presi-
dent, cause the rules TO be o5eyed The President.
You attack every body Do you wish me 10 extend
the rules out OF the Assembly. NJ Baudin-Ye~ To
D,lCn. Prolonged nosel NJ pellctier, resumlng
The Government OF the President has oyerthTown
all the laws that is enough. Think ofthese workmen
without bread, and do not reply 10 their cry OF grief
by law Of defiance.
The entire Left rose. and the Orator. descending
90. nafa
OF his friends
NJ Leon Faucher. Minister OF the Interior had not
a little 10 do 20 answer such speech which, among
other things, quoted from his former writings, where
in descaniing on iihe ml>eres OF the workman. he
says that the master gets The lions Share-the present
SOcialiS; doctrine.
as follows wish to treat seriously, notwlthsand
ing is strange shape, the aoomnao!e speech you
have Just heard.
loud plaudIis from the Right-yolenl cries of
'or,er en- the Left Immense agitation throughout
the Assembly. The hcmycycle IS filled by great
number OF members Of the Right applaudng.l NJ.
Leon Faucher-The insults which are cast on me
excite only my highest dlsdaln. violent exclama-
lions on the Left. Renewed agtaton.l In the
speech just delivered society and the Assembly are
attacked. Not content with tins, the Assembly, when
has so glorlously served the country, Is menacei.
Whatever IS n store for the future, these mena1es
viii not diiye Us from our post IN the hour oi danger
We shall prove ourselves worthy OF the constltu-
encv. The doctrines which you have just heard are
dangerous 10 the liberty OF country when they
emanae from the tribune. IDenias ON the Letl
You say work l. suspended. But do you thihS IL
can be ieviyed by such discussion tNolse on the
Left. Don't present your laws. In the midst OF the
confusion u. Iluguenin Is called 10 order, WIN
record on the minutes Inc ponce Is no. All
iuguslt,on into famlles-lt Is simply a city watch.
ron the Left. For exampe-atth the Place-du-llayre1
Finally the bill was passed 4f9 TO 81.
MUCH NEWSPAPER EXCITEMENT
Was produced by the late condemnation oil Charies
Hugo to six months Imprisonment, &c, for having
written fer the Ercpeacnf newspaper an article
against Capital Punishment His father Victor, de-
Tended him. The subject Is msuihc ! mover 20
merit extracts, though handled with the orators ac-
custOmed ability Girardln, IN the Presse, In NEIL
tIonng the trial said Liberty has ceased 10 exls IN
France What Is IemarkaDe-Leon fa1chei az
tackled Capital Punishment under Louis Phippc,
and was not lmprSoned-so the PresSe says under
the monarchy writer could do what he is now IN
carceratediOr'
GENERAL CAvAIGNAC
Has formally stated that his political friends aud HIM
self Will resist forclby any attempt to keep the
President III power beyond his Constitutional term
The Constitutional rldcules the General, saying,
If the people wish It, he and his friends will share the
fate OF the heroes of June 49, lsi9-now in prison or
exile. The prospects of the Republic are brighter,
however, amid all this turmoil.
AMERICANS
Continue 10 throng to Paris strait, tall, WHY they
are found in the principal thoroughfares, nothing
daunted by strange places and faces, and not uncon-
scous by their bearing, of their national importance.
MR.. HEALYS
Great Picture Of MIR. Webster replying to Mr.
IIayne IN 1880, Is IN progress OF completion. lie
works hard, ard with bold, mastery hand. Beauty
Is an essential part of history, and accordingly the
artist has well introduced the ladies', gallery into the
painting. Mrs Webster looks therein down upon
the ConsttutonheIO, and by her charming toilet anu
expression divides almost the palm. The attitudes
of all The Senators and others are perfectly nai Mr.
Wobsters head is unmlstakaby accurate. This
painting Is Is feet long. 1t Will be taken to America
in August. The artist has opened subscription pa
per for an Engrylng-prce S2o, half paid up
WHIP.
- Nothing shows the poverty of our Art at home
more than the necessity OF our Artists 10 i've ABROAD
I'm the proud and boastMl City VI New-Yo there Ii
not a single ateler or artists room OF The proper
ton and structure necessary 10 paint historical
work There are dram shops N abundance ana
there Is the Battery which looks as II II had been
battered into ragged hldeousAess by pitched battle
between rOwdy clubs bu, there Is mol single pun
he garden deserving the name not statue or
public square little else than danndDle aDortions
10 fright the foreign tourist into the west 10 hunt
RulalOes. The sooner these truths are TOLD win
hitter accent The sooner shall come ReiOrm-reiofm
on the wings Of Art-bom of the Beautiiul-feli-
eious in It's spirit-practcal in its form-cauyng de-
hight the eye ustre TO the SOUL health 10 the Do1y
The Genius which shall regulate the climate indoor
and Out-door-w hich shall place the immortal sylvan
column, the forest-tTce IN Juxtapostlon WIN eacn
housc-which shall incorporate Nature IN hef most
inspiring forms with our archjtecture-placihB the
landscape IN the city, and making each house mar
monious continuation Of the Creators "ofK-w:lch
shall award physical confines ana grace as thc
price OF artistic illumination and hero.c eilort-'hs
genius We have in Ostraclsed ArtIsts, VINO are
neither called to sit in Council or 70 INSTRUCT men
.of the EARTH earthly" and who are considered
droaners and mpracIicable, because they converse
,,'i,b God WIZ.
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SUPERIOR Court. WEDNESDAY, JuY T.
IN CHAMBERS.
pa(orp Iuiqe Oakley