Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-29
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The French Provisional Government appear be getting
little alarmed the strong language which is used by some
of the clubs who have become dissatisfied with the conduct
Of the moderate members of the administration, and had
formed is said, design to eject them from the Govern
men The members threatened fortunately got wind of the
proceedings and the entire Government have unanimously
determined the mode Of obvatng all such movements.
They have resolved TO establish civic guard consisting Of
fifteen hundred 1t is highly satisfactory to find that
the democratic members Of the Government have
admitted the proprety Of this Hitherto hundred
desperate might chosen moment, have effected a
coup de main, and sted the Provisional Government and
the republic in rce. They have also assumed the oien-
against leaders Of the clubs by making
veIaons of their connexon, pecunay and otherwise with
the Government The confidence Of the people in these
cubeaders will be much diminished by these disclosures,
and the satisfaction with the Government proporonay in
creased Another good symptom is, that M LEDRU Roll
LIss ultra republcansm has considerably abated The
ecs Of the Government which have been in great
dsegaded the which ordered the substitution Of
the address citizen instead of monsieur and that which abo
ised hereditary and other titles This proof that France
is not wildly republican she during her first revo-
luton Another encouraging sign Of the moral and religious
feeling France the regard which has been every where
paid to the officers and the embleLs Of religion Not the
least significant proof of this is the dissatisfaction which has
pues National Convention should have been fixed
take place Easter Sunday The Minister Of Religion and
Instruction has given directions for the religious services Of
the day be attended previous the hour appointed for
the commencement Of the elections Another striking cir-
cumsance attending the late political movement is the very
increased circulation Of the established journals in Paris La
Presse alone has increased from thirty eighty thou
sand great number Of papers have also sprung up
in Paris, which generally sold for These
distributed in all the public promensdes by thousands and
free from any control Of the police.
There be great difficulty in finding proper per-
ill the office Of Minister Of War. Gen. CAvAIeSAc
positively refused to accept but certain conditions these
were, that he should he authorized Immediately march
eighty thousand regular troops be selected by himself into
Paris that he be authorized, by their aid, to main
tain order and tranquility in the capital protect the deli
beraons Of the Provisional Government from the interference
Of the poppace and adopt like for protecting the
deliberate Of the Constituent Assembly; and, finally that
IN The execution Of this duty he be nerered with
by any member Of the Government In short that the army
TO be placed under his absolute command We far
from thinking that the Generals acquisitions were unrcssona
bic, that their operations would not have been auary but
almost impossible that tho Provisional Government
cood agree to them.
NJ. An,eo holds, ad interim, the Office OF War Minister
Gen. 0uDISoT is spoken Of likely 10 be permanently ap-
pointed ucn bAMoRckHs - IN the mean time busily cm-
ployej in restoring the discipline Of the army. There is
rumor that eighty thousand mcn part the recruits Of ls47
TO be called into service in May This looks as though
France expected employment for her army The natives
Of the different continental nations congusus France are
fast returning their respective Countries and they carry
republican notions with hcm and enter she native terrific
ries IN military array, and in great measure armed they
looked upon with great suspicion and the Provisional Gov
eminent does escape charge Of sinister intention in
only allowing bu, encouraging them do large body
Lately entered Belgium where their conduct brought them