Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-22
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
THE LATE SCENES OF CIVIL WAR IN PARIS


PARrs JuEE 20, ls4s.
Neither the state Of affairs that of minds is selsby
improved Far from il, and say this from the depth Of
our sincere anxiety. We make il point not to be alarm
ists because what we have heart the restoration Of
society but must be always BY dpyor we ~
beng-aithful echoes Of the history oshs day. iss ne
cessary alternative 70 repeat what Is heard a sides Nov,
is there any one 10 be found who beahes any
who does feel his spirit oppressed under the present de-
vepment Of recent events any who does not lament
and fret he travels is impeled onward without seeing
he gropes without touching in any direction At the debut
of the republic there certain provision Of hope in the
way of consolation hope placed intervals stages
along the arduous path which all expected to tread AS
advanced, greeted relays but they vanished
reached shem We counted the good Of the public
where does it lay We counted upon the noble passions
which breathe forth revolutionary focuses, inspire the
upl individuals this phenomenon, however, only
is to remarked there no enthusiasm the revolu
ton Of ls4s has but appettes fine fourshes Of uum
pets grand marches Of patriots yet every thing cold ia
comparison with the genuine evo Of the first revolutionary
bursts the last century, Thus opens the political chron
Gle Of the number of La Revue des deur oad which
issued the 10th instant Your correspondent could have
begun his episte with nearly the language. his
fegned Sorrow his absolute DISAPPOINTMENT the vision
oil republican liberty for France recedes aud fades from day
to day. The peasany, when told cry pire Ia Repub
Gque!' do so but they add, Where is the King ?"
Eius Napoleon !" vipe rEmpveur z, has found
favor than the other few Of the country people believe
that the of destiny has returned from ST. Helena Yes
terday the Boulevards heard several points shouts
vre Ia Gade Iperiale " which extensively recruited
and which pretended Italian legion really belongs La
Repue observes The the cities and the fields
sersbe that for the four months past they have been with
out government and they wish be governed they have
yoed and vociferaed (Bonapare) which is for them
the ideal Of supreme force, with halo Of glory no proof
indeed that they mbued with spirit Of repubcanm
but good lesson for the republicans who administer affairs
1t perceived too that by liberty the peasants understand
simply exemption from taxes and the right seize whatever
they need they take possession Of private and public woods
and salt-woks dye off the supeniendens and fight the
onal guards called to prevent their depredaions In of
the provinces positive civil exists, owing to inoerabe
grievances inflicted by the Provisional Government through
its financial Jecrees Conflicts Guret, Nismes, Sedan,
Montpelier Toulouse, Lyons again occupied yesterday
three columns Of each Of the large journals Lamarins
before the revolution the divinity of the region Of Ma
CON- in which his chateau and has been
cessay Of late, defend them with considerable armed
force against plots and attempts Of devastation. His cons,u
ents taught by the Legtmss cry, "We want Bor-
deur wine, Macone He Is ncknamed since the speech
which mentioned in my last letter. " La paraoere de Ia
commission erecure =, and is remarked tha, he fond
of playing with the thunderbot. Miraheaus famous OATH
We not obey has just been revived by the
gans of Of the parties factions with reference par
ticuar decrees likely to be passed by the Assembly, and
particular provisions believed prevail with the committee on
the constitution An able editor observes We live from
day day surprises and, truly, this regimen pleasant
enough; butwe uneasy lest the fare Of the should
be fatal" Nearly every sitting of the National Assembly
spent in the uneIpectsd-( (rmpreru)-n something else
than the orders OF the day. Goudchaux banker and an
honest repsbican, who appointed Minister Of the Fnan
and who speedily resigned because he dreaded the de-
mands for the national aeer delivered on Friday most
impressive denunciaon Of the continuance Of them saying
T you do not promptly dissolve hem the State will fall into
"a condition which dare depict The ground under us
SIS very thin have cast the lead could tell you the
thickness but will not because do not wish to ey you
a. however, solemny declare you on my conscience
the soil sexemey thin, ard that have lose
This speaker the chief writer and authority In the Ma
fional on fscaI and monetary questions.
Two Of the most renowned speculative socialists proud
hon and Pierre Leroux) evaporaied were week in
the tribune, where Louis Blanc the other apostle had utterly
and finally faied The first entered the Assembly on the ia
Goblin ticket in which his atheistcsl and nHde writings and
his anarchica Journal lie Represenant ds Peupy entitled
him high gade Besides his basphemy too atrocous to
be quoted, and his vuperaiion Of Christianity ina-
NOUS religion, hs maxim that all property robbery, had
given him special preeminsnce in the way Of Millions ss-
tan At his debut before the Assembly he discovered at once
that his philosophy abhoed by seven-eshhr Of the body
He felt himself compelled to rstrac qualify. " is OBJ
jected to that proclaimed property to be simply theft
said this once, indeed, but Is not thing be repeated
II was employed engine Of wars Il good for the
cause of nsurecon in which was engaged Tonne pour
'fsurrection. Now, would merely fghen hon.
est people, Proudhon deemed writer or talents and
his theories though srtvsgan and the last
gree are seriously coa,rovericd the monthly and semi
mosthIy sheets
Leroux was the oracle Of La Rrue Ldependane and the
IDOL OF Madame George Sand Scandal went further with
gard 70 Their personal relations Asuredy they worthy
OF each other You must the portrs,ure nearly exact
which send you in newspaper paragraph Of this chief Of
the enns perds de Ia rpubqu des reres The wsgs dub
him the beginning Of Messiah be has designated re-
publican France the Christ Of the nations His figure,
DRESS reputation and in mysying social circles and
political schools excited lively interest The Assembly lent
him Gloss attention for time. Although he travelled
wide Of the questions Of the day, he fully INDUCED in
what is called bis parenthess socialism Most Of his au-
dito sincerely wished understand his philosophy but,
sven had been ineligible definite himself lie did not
manage to render II 70 to thsm At length they vsxed i'm
patient and fairly baed him from the floor He had signal
red dreadful evils IN situation Of things supcsve errors