Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-07-26

moi spoken, and therefore primary schools should
De muinpheu,the same REASONING ex;sts Cor ~ -
RAJ u's'r.cn OF Finistere and Morbihan. whe,e
mere y. cul different jargon" Mr.. SALvANpy.
TX son " aAs sag Ms few days ago, | sent
ou,, nanos = 'ne principal township Of the hon
oraDie members district Mr. @. RYzn,s II nns.
inform the Chamber that the dis,;c, has "a. us'
ored with new Sub-Prefect with ,vhou, ~ MI.
lster IS particularly acquainted. TIond la,sbsa.
I The authorities of the chief town peoesd ~
aid to their school and child's asylum. s,;,;,, 49,
ed, too and was informed in the bureau 10 NJ
: Minister that nothing could be granted. ssn,
7 the reply 10 our Mayor, credulousIy. But he
Z quickly wrote me, Our Sub-Prefect applied %
the Minister, has relation, and we have got what
L we asked. Renewed laughter. The Minis
ter stanmered out sort Of denial, but the Deputy
9mered 70 lay the original proof ON the desk Of the
Jerks Of the Chamber. The asylums, in which
in'ant children received and taught from morn
.,g u'lul evening, while the poor parents work in
~: oaangs, are nearly fifteen hundred, with nine
y = thousand children: demand was preferred
'or n''eeh thousand asylums altogether. 10 accom-
,ni'iion. have entered several and found
1'ui: ngny euiiylng in every respect AS 10 The
Pup'ic s1iioos' 1'ovO Of the teachers male and
sn4' De's re''gious congregations; there are
mity-'Wo thousand lay teachers distinguished
Deputy proposed to fix eight hundred francs rer
annum as the minimum salary or the masters of fhe
primary schools OF the whole number (thirtv three
thousand) twenty-three or twenty Eve thousand re-
ceive less than four hundred and eighty-6ye francs
per annum fifteen thousand less than four HUNDRED
and III particular departments their income falls i,
low three hundred--or two hundred and eighty. a.
two hundred and seventy. For the most part thew
are weleducated persons, but their poverty breaks
their spirit and deprives them of consideration with
parents and pupils. They become disafected to
he hxy, phi
The Opposition accuse the Government Of de-
sign to increase Ministerial patronage, in the new
ordinance which enlarges the field Of choice for the
French Consulates but the provisions show how
special an attention is still, on all hands, deemed ne-
cessary to the training and direct capacity and gene
raj fitness of the eligible candidates. In ls4l
nearly two millions Of francs were appropriated
by the Chambers to the construction of a NOrnaoZ
School-house. II will be ready next year. and ae-
commodate the one hundred and twenty pupils
whom the Government intends for it, A hundred
thousand francs have just been voted for the scien-
tifc collections proper for the institution
The bill for the Steam Transatlantic line is left
Out OF the list OF matters to be treated by the Cham
Der OF Deputies before the end of this session.
Neither Cabinet nor Chamber are aware Of the value
IN commercial or pecuniary and political sense,
OF such communication with the United States
The budget provides means for repairing the strong
places OF the interior, and rendering Paris and Ly-
ons two strategicai positions of the greatest mpor-
lance. Complaint prevails of insuficiency with re-
gard to the maritime arsenals and ports exposed in
teniod degree since the formation Of stean-nayies
Engandi is terrifying her coasts proportion to the
hew danger and the calculations of the French ma
val officers, such those of the Prince DE JONI
VILE All parties in the Chambers entertain dis
trust Of the condition Of the French Navy, and ieal
ousy OF the British expenditure and solici,ude for
maritime power. resolution has passed the De-
put,es that the Ministry shall, the beginning of
OF the next session, exhibit in all details the state of
the navy, arsenals, and coast defences This seni-
fed admoniton. The navy estimates. amount now
to one hundred and ten millions of francs including
marines and marine artillery. The Minister re-
marked that he should be very glad to do more in
tne way OF additional ships and steamers next year
he would ask for more money. The debates on
both sides OF the channel show a remarkable con-
trarety OF authoritative opinion respecting the ma
val Preparedness and exertion on each side