Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-05

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state necessity He acknowledged the majority of H.
hundred ana SIX thousand members Of them 10 have been
but denied that they were otherwise coadutos
in me nsuecuonthe direct combatans in which he
willing to presume fifty thousand No payments are go
longer 70 be made In the ateer but relief will be given ~
he mayors IN the fourteen wards the necessous
not cupnts. ofs''A'es
Cavaignac argued that when society WAS - sn;a.,,
threatened SO terribly assaulted, the ateers innocent or ou
y, must be broken crushed by force should this he nd
Pensaole' MS coeague Lamocere preached, however,
fortnight ago. that the slaves In the American imam shonld
be at once emancpaed coe que coe at all risks 70 what
interests soever That stern necessity which sometimes ules
all social and phianthropc questions urged in their own
case while they reject in the American al least az nn
and strong We may kill stave, or hunt down and da
port hundred hundred and fifty thousand or more Of
own people rather than that the repubc should perish
must abolish negro slavery at once be the ba
they may yourselves the blacks and TO your republic
On Sunday morning last had occasion ride some two miles
along the western skirts Of the forest of st. German -Four
Of the avenues openings watched by platoons Or
pquets OF national guards shout being raised stopped
to contemplate, far my eye could penetrate the pursuit
OF four wandering ragamuns Of the Paris breed dd not
see the game caught but that negro hunt in Dis
NAL swamp any haunt of fugitive slaves south Of Mason
and Dxons line, could have been eager and OBJ
durate.
Business led me this morning to the Treasury Department.
on the Rue de Rvoi The vast edifce is paralelogran
with large enclosed arcades and four With
IN were sixteen hundred troops Of the line some dressing
others washing their hands and faces others ong in the ar
cades Outside the edce strong posts the four streets
sergeant
the Paris garrison He answered that his regiment came from
Orleans reached the capital the evening Of Saturday. Oath
June was Immediately brought into array and did not rest
on bed until Monday evening On the 9Th considerable
body OF provincial guards bvouacked with some of the cava
ry, on the Place Carouse They exhibited fanciful and
characteristic they had fought and sustained material
loss numbers nevertheless engaged in playing cards
on the ground and singing native airs and some danced the
polka half dressed The wife of colonel who holds COM
mand at the Hoed F (town ball. has Just mentioned to
me that she paid visit yesterday husband and found
Tho h0tal .tl~oo.
the scest military regulations However, the great SQUARES
and the gardens of the Tueries Luxembourg are opened
under surveillance The Archbishops body living in state
visited by mutiudes OF all classes His hands and face
pousy touched with articles of apparel which be rea-
sued as consecrate The embame has his benc
nant countenance His assassn-an nsurgent, grocers
man-has been arrested with part the preae belt which
ne tore on as soon as he could reach the victim Chateau
BRAND died yesterday morning eight O'clock the seventy
ninth of bis age. His life says Debas was one Of
the most ngated tried, signal and glorious Of modern times
he was sensible during the four days. huddeng at the sound
Of the facde cannon, weeping and reminding his friends
that ne predicted fifteen ago the sudden conversion Of
Louis Phippes monarchy into tremendous anomaly STYLED
republic Lamartnes journal airms that the illusious
author expired confident in the democracy which he had
foetod but divided in mind between hope and fear touch
ing the destnies of France Seven eight years ago he
honored me with frequent he then manifested much
more fear than love Of democracy To the Orleans Govern
ment he entertained vehement aversion. "S" said he
with the fine gesture of the right quickly from his
bosom, patched up (pidte usurpaton it cannot
last"
ExProessor Michel Chevaer ably pursues in the Journal
des Debats his Studies the american Union The fourth
OF the series treats Of the respect for established in
the American constitutions jurisprudence. and practice he
quotes principles and instances lesson and rebuke for the
doctrines and attempts of the French rulers in relation to
the railroads and insurance Offices He dgresses stric-
lures the reign Of President jackson, which he has
often censlred and msepsene and understood His
fifth and long article of the 4h instant the question of
clubs in the United States is excellent and truly oppoyune
He brings the authority of Washingtons denuncations
against the clubs Of Genes fraternity bear powerfully on
the present dangerous thousands in France The National
of this day contests the relevancy of the American in
long web Of sophsms and mistakes The obnoxious Of
the Paris clubs have been closed by Cavagnac Certain
that II the sution be suppressed Legislative As
senby will ever be free Executive in this
Pta This remark is applicable the toad stool press ia
vor OF which hints and mumurs begin in quarters that affect
scrupes Of liberalism and follow ends of faction and sen-
tere The discussions in the committees Of the daught Of
the constitution have been animated and ample From the
votes of most of them should infer that the fatal restriction
single Legislative body will be maintained The universal
American system and conviction respecting Senate are con-
stanty adduced Baron Charles Dupn and Count de Mon
talembert have pressed example with the utmost force In
Switzerland the federal and national constitution has been
voted by thirteen and half cantons alone makes deci
ded resistance.
is ascertained that train laid for rabbe explosion in
most Of the large cities of the interior In Masees Lyons
Don Toulon and the north the eneues have been only
partial owing to the miscarriage Of the monsterpot in the
capital Our principal srageai arteries be
nacadamized the present pavements facilitate barcades