Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-04-01
NATIONAL INTELLIGE NCER.
FRou OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENT.
LONDON, March /. 1913.


evening Of that day this would be transmitted Il
Liverpool by telegraph in time for the Gambia
which would leave that port for New Y ork on III
26th and you will be In receipt OF il. Since tter
events have succeeded each other with astonishing
rapdity, and know not how to give you a bette
idea Of their progress than by ournaized epitont
of them in the order in which the report of their
occurrence reached this city subsequent 10 the sill
ing of the last steamer. ...
MoSpGr, FEBRuARr 2s.-News Of the Republic has lcer
declared D!on Bordeaux, Tours, Rouen, Amlns
Troyos &c. and every where proved acceptable the people
Paris quiet and every body fast resumng their ordinary
cations. All political prisoners had been released Twenty
thousand young Paris had been enrolled the adj
tona National Guard, what is TO he called the Garde Ma
tionalc lLbs. Admiral Baudn had been appointed to the
command Of the Mediterranean fleet and had sailed for Al
geria. During Monday the Duchess de Monpensier nhnta
of SPAIN arrived in London.
TuEspar, 29.-Lord John Russell ANNOUNCED last night,
in the House of Commons, that it not the intention Of
the British Government interfere in any way whatever
with the people of France in the affairs of their internal
an announcement which cheeed by all par
ties the House. and has given very great satisfaction to the
country The Administration also reganed much the popu
ay which had lost by relnquishng its intention of creas-
ing the This will alay the great excitement which
prevailed throughout the kingdom against the obnoxious
principle Of the BILL which makes distinction between
come and property.
News from France that the royal palaces St Cloud and
Neuiy had been attacked and partially destroyed These
ouages had been committed by bands Of vagrant despedoe
and by any concert organized movement OF the people
The Provisional Government OF France announced the abo
ton of the punishment Of death for political offences This
has been thus early done is sad in reference any of the
late Administration lis supporters who may fall into the
hands of the people. Baron Rothschd had subscribed
So 900 francs for the relief of the wounded and the families
of those who have fallen in the late conflict and had stated
his readiness fulfil his with the exGovenment for
the loan The business week commenced in Paris again
Monday There nothing (says the correspondent OF the
Daily News in the external aspect Of Paris which would
indicate ordinary observer that there had been change
The markets and the streets, the bouevads, the gardens,
and the promenades present seyeraIy their customary APP
pearancss; all tumu has ceased The buzz of business
again heard Certainly the unahimity adopting the new
order Of things well the unmsakeabe satisfaction diff
fused by it, are remarkable The Bank Of France
resumed business Monday and discounted freely The
Minister from the United States Paris had paid his respects
to the Provisional Government.
NJ odon Barro and great number of the late Deputies
who formerly belonged the dyaastc opposition have given
their adhesion and offered their cooperation the Prov
sonal Government have Marshal Bugeapd Jerome Bo-
naparte young Napoleon Bonaparte, &c.
The events of the past week well epiomzed in the
following passage from the Daily News" of this morning
"WEDsFsDtr, MARCH This last week has indeed
been eventual The spectacle have witnessed is
another verfcaton Of the adage That truth sometimes
more and incredible than hcon he which
have passed before resemble optical illusion than
the reality Of things The last days have been Of
dssolying views.
'sMonday, we had in the morning the manifesto Of the
COMMITTEES Of the reform banquet and the letter Of the oppp-
ton Deputies promising to attend IT, In the evening had
the procamaUns Of the Government prohibiting it, Toes
day. had in the morning thousands Of peaceful citizens col
leeted the principal places 10 witness OF students
and wokmsn Ia the afternoon 1000 troops dispensing
them and the chamber enclosed in ring Of 900 armed
men, receiving the impeachment Of ministers from the
bcrs Of the opposition. Wednesday, change Of minister's
M. Mole succeeding NJ. Guzot. Thursday morning NM.
Theirs and Barot replacing NJ. Mole Thursday noon the
abdicaon and fight Of the King and his family Friday the
proclamation Of the Provisional Government and republic
Saturday tranquility reestabshed the barbados Ieyeed
the shops opened. aud Paris restored its normal state"
All approximations of temporary scarcity in Paris are dis
PEELED By the Official Of the abundant stocks
of provisions already accumulated in the capa independent
of the daily arrivals The prices Of Bread meat and vegpa-
bes have been increased Al the public journals Paris
manifest proper Of the importance Of their position in
the Temporary sbssuee Of organized and settled civil gov
ernnen Their moral operation upon the public mind in the
present crisis is immense, aud they have, without single ex-
cepton, been their News is received in Paris
every hour OF the adhesion Of the cities and provinces 70 the
order Of things. This mayb said the fullest exen,
Of Orleans, Limoges, MANI, Auxaue, PoIers Cherbourp
Caen Metz. Meur, Rheims Anglers lie Mans, and Moulns
The foreign ambassadors in Paris have resolved in
quence OF the unany Of the movement aud The appearance
Of force and stability in The Provisional Government to re-
main their posts until they receive orders the contrary
from their respective Governments The Chamber Of Com
merce Paris has placed itself tie disposal Of the Pfuy
with the trade and manufactures Of Paris" Th
schools and colleges have resumed their All th
leading in the late Chamber Of Deputies have sent
their adhesion The churches all open on Sunday an
masses said for the dead The day quiet as Sun
day usually in Paris. Orders have been issued command
ing that the persons and property and rights Of oil foreigner
should be respected. Lord Normandy has Transmitted to h
country the formal Of the Provisional Govern
that the people have decided to form republic. Tn
reply Of the English Cabinet anxiousy expected in Paris
II generally anticipated there that this reply would be "a
yorabc bu, many doubts expressed the cours
which the Northern Powers mi ht adopt. NJ. Lanaue wa,
ii is said, preparing manifesto from France I, Europe
There a review Of the National Guards at Paris on Sal
urday by the members 81 the Provisional Government, whc
passed of enthusiastically All commercial bills paya
bic at Paris which became due win become doe betwes
the 22d Of February and 18th March, have had their time
payment deferred ten days The Government appears TO
parcuarly DESTROYS Of finding sqyinfent for the wof