New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-28
A Row In the Assembly

named SaItan, having obtained the tribune for the
purpose OF putting certain lnteTrogatories 10 the
Minister of the Interior, spoke as follows;
On the 5th OF the last month was dining at the
house OF a Commentry. The party consisted oil hye.
II was private dinner and III no way connected with
politics. IL is true all Republicans, but We
were determined 10 do OF say nothing which could
excite the attention OF the Police. On this condition
accepted the Invita- on, and ii most faithfully
observed ounng the two or three hours we sat to-
geiher. There was neither speech nor a toast.
After dinner we were about retiring, when, to our
great surprise Bngadler OF the gend armerle APP
reared and, enJoinlng silence, thus addressed the
host NJ Dubousset "Sir, you have violated the pre-
feotoral decree which prohibits political meetings.
shall search the house, and forbid you and your
guests TO leave until further orders from me-"
Having said this he retired and we saw two gen.
dalmes at the dining room door. There were two
sutxances to the house, the one from the street and
the other by side passage on BYE street Some Of the
quests thought they could pass out by the latter but
they found the gend armes placed there, sword IN
hand. They attempted to pass, however, and a
strife ensued between them and the ponce who pur-
sued them into the house, when their other friends
came to their rescue. | came among them to endea-
v0r 10 calm them, when saw one OF the guests
snatch fowling piece from the wall. flung myself
upon him, and the police retired to prepare for new
struggle.
Blows followed on this new struggle. NJ. Sartan
attempted to command exit in virtue Of his quail
U Of Representative the certificate where OF he pro.
duced But this availed hum nothing The police
man said he was Representative there, aud
second alteration followed, IN which wounds were
exchanged. Mr.. Sartan described The melee mi
nueiy a1 men ~ ,,;,, ~ ss ado and
xmonoh 10. co'eo VI iqu r. ,ha W;n;ssaY
,he oiuei W 'ae 10y y, a s,!y,,,, nj rac,;n,
Asceue VI ihuescioiJ .ns ~ su iona tine T,
would be sII mpossibe to say what party The Noun.
tain, the Right, OF the Minister wasmost uprorious.
At length division was called Tor, when there ap'
peared for the amendment 49l, and for the commit
tee 22S.
The following lsthe protest OF the Demo-
In
etsc SociaS. Co,tee ~ al ss' I'VE pie'e"'e Vi
NC IN. ss,,"s of he pemosraiis Socialist Committee
which was to have taken place on Monday Nov 10. was
prevented oy tue o. s st sss Srssenes q that
rctouarT IL reque ted hun to retire aud his refas
ING to do was unan,nously declared !ha couu nov
to the authorities have made distinction between the
%sst.nss Of electors nero pa,s essa enfrsnch.ed from
tie presence ~ au official power Even under ,he royalty,
the stnes Of these commt'es we'S , e, under the
% 81 'nc u,s,raton MAT mir hi renamed intact
mo.I nsoulns nS Seys Of The bureau protes, ener
,.,csiiv asr,nst this violation II that right
"However prosuming that the authorities viii not Per
sist resolution which isanew attemn asa a NV,
soysregpy cthe people they agan con'oee tne
Of the committee Tor W ednesuas mex. s 9, Ma,,in
seven IN me evening, mug ~, ~ a. ,rusTrr HIpPoIyrE
ss"sa ,SrS 'V,sHESrER PHIIIPPg,
EMItr HussoS T. LABRuNiE."
~, -, ID f, s,ys ,b.t the Cav
iho AiV"fe" 4 ., -, ,r,,'ard a GA didate
srnmem does not ihlehu " oiins ia t ,he Renuhi
for The representation OF raiis, Gnu % avrh;s,.
cans intend also to abstain while Tue Mohaton,sss
are 10 support VI. 0ar!ier, Mo is that the
n,. M miesM a., ga Sail ',,n ''' i'''"'
Tr :, NJ 10 VLo,;onv in the
.V"u"Os VI as,ordo,, &c severely blamed
s''ns W 'no ns'e.VS 49,. os nrJeY The Elysean
'! snno VI s Jus VI -; dIasa I, il thousht that
psx.sv bay nosa'ns III n,e u'''"S' ~ -
W." w ' " go.
M. Leo de Laoorae, heSl'ilnis,.. 30
sentative mas presented ptoposi'ioi sS'c;nS The
hiec'ots law OF me Slss May "H" ''"'o
"in Oh uonicne 70 one year ,,,
General Cayaipnac is to marry Mdlle.
Oder daughter ~ the banker of that name. The
lady is said 10 possess a fortune of one million
miscellaneous.
Irr,Nr,c,nr IN UiCR ILFE.--A letter
nom Rs,,,n avs Soma DAYS a0o a decently. dressed
I.S al ,r,nI Was seen al the terminus
q he Po,sdsm Railroad, some minutes before the
starting OF the train she suddenly swooI In.n.n u
having recovered her senses, begSe vi the us 80;
To allow her a separate coupe. Her request being
Der the seat. Arrived at Magdeburg, young man
met her, and both continued 'nen % IN shs
oers,adt. In the neighoorhood oil thS town sue
threw the above mentned trunk out OF the carnage
Who, by accident near the place where y was
lying OUT OF the tIaih. NE - nencJ and stran
INC rolice once "hote II va ~ to,,nS N n The
sled child some weeks Old was iouiaI IN VI an
pos,-canasc, and were. gone to BalIenstadt' were
pursued and seized near that place, lse i"''
IT,. Oh ro..tte states that a peas
ant while lately clearing out ditch near me paSea
road between Frankfort Maine alu hoa , nm.
covered quantity OF muske's OF very , 1 hsow the
,ae.ue, placed uprshl, aoout W. iees WV" w
" "s "u"0e' o' se's'"' '" A..
Among other hons TOW III ftOuic 10 tuc
celebrated Silvio Pellico, who is travelling WIN 'hc
ANchesa Barolo nee Colbert lie appears 10 nave