Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-09

principles moderation seemed likely p.e' all He added
Prussia had. On the advice which France had given
ded The grand duchy Of Posen the necessary amount Of
liberty Dad Independence which had RICH to cam Htr
recommend ton had been OF effect ~ the case u the
duchy Of Schlcswig In Sicily, The French Government
had followed The dictates Of humanity, and acted with view
arrest the horrors Of civil Ato Germany, The Govern
ment would follow up hat principle Of jomocraa rattrnity
which had up the present me guided is conduct ihd
delicate question AT pIesent ainy that OF the out
break Of Vienna, but h. hoped that the good OF Es
people would perceive that democratic principles could be car
red wcu, such wild appeals force Now, more than
ever he hoped that he negotiations OF which he had spoken
tor the settlement oi Affairs in Italy, would be speedg con-
cluded, anu in satisfactory manner general desire
peace gaming ground and peace, he felt convinced, would
te the result Of the negotiations going on with the ya-
Gus Governments They would be sufficiently advanced
10 he brought forward in the open day OF publicity and
would then be clearly what principles The Frenc Co
had acted For his part he should await with con-
.ence the judgment Of the Assembly. Hear, lear cries Of
. The order OF tne day.l
''rhe ctdel of tie day then pronounced"
The Executive and the majority of the Assembly become
every day The revolutionary
fapacs cry war; and the time for reduction OF
the regular army IL is I'd that about hy thousand
Of he troops who will completed their terms Of service
the Isl Of January next will b. dismissed To their homes
at that period Such may be The intention now doubt he
accomplishment The Assembly have passed The co'stf-
O and decided that there shall be prorogation Cvag
assured them that if they should resolve to separate for
few weeks suggested he would be responsible r the
maintenance OF public tranquity there ground OF
apprehension. The condition Of aarshe aspect Of the
horzonact all rejecting observers, than any assr-
ance however sincere OF the energetic General Eety one
regards the election of Presdenespecaly the triumph OF
the Sonapaesas crisis pregnant with all sorts OF peril for
liberty and domestic order On Sunday next the city d Pa
RS Is celebrate the Place de ID Cocode the pfousa
ton Of the constitution hundred thousand francs vot,d
for the ceremonial hundred and fifty thousand troops and
guards will defe before the Assembly ,,
The Hung capital, Pesh, and the town of Bude,
the opposite bank of the river have together, about hun
drej aud fifty thousand inhabitants 1t is probable that we
sail hear that they have been occupied by the victorious
Crolts Twenty millions Of the thry-egh millions of
Austrian empire Scavonans the support and hope
OF mouse of Hapsburg The heroes by whom M Prince
OF Lsmberg, the envoy and commander sent from Vienna 10
Pesh, murdered, soaked their red flag in the pool Of his
blood, and dragged the corpse through the sheets BY
tied to the eet.
Our rulers in France puzzled to determine what
should be made of the palace OF the Tuees
be olered accommodate the National Assembly.
project mentioned of approPriatng the exposition af
the works of the living French artists 1T present is
pied, great part, barracks. Before the revolution Of
February or less illuminated every evening, for
The royal nens and furnished beautiful seaclc,
from the windows and balconies the Rue DE- Rivo
Now there is but light, lamp the side Of the garden
The gloomy outline the front alone discernhs How is
republican devaate such splendid hsori cal monuments
In February fine stories told ard credited Of toe for
5rarance the multitude That seized possession he 9th
but the palace in fact entirely pagtd and rayaecd
The Minister of the INTERIOR Senard. in spec hes a. the As.
se.by repeatedly employed tie phrases "Ths sackins 4
The Tues, "The pilago of the fueres." The plumber
emrscrd every ,nnr that could be asped and carried away;
precious articles without number have been detected in the
possession OF the conquerors few OF whom
doI sentence Of the criminal courts for the spoation We
haze The Courier Francois of the 9TH instant
signed by number of sectors aud witnesses OF the st
iours of tie royal throne" This sumpuous armchair
allowed to remain or time its platform in the grand
salon Of reception, that the gan,,s might sit in
memento Of their victory. They then put drummer at
their head and paraded it, with frantic shouts and cries, from
hail hall aud the drums in each rolled they passed IL
then taken, by the gea stairway, down the garden of
tho Tuees, where two halfnak patriots norsss,
which they had sez the royal stables who led the
the solemn march by the principal avenue thence
the Pce de IA Concorde thence the Boucvards, by he
Rue Roy thence along the whole Of the Boulevad
TO the Face de la Bdsh, aud the Column OF July, where
the said THRONE the asi r France, committed to the
Hsmes in the midst Of the people, eager witness and enjoy
the cxriaicy sacrifice" Here paragraphs closely
translated, Of this official report As The procession cd
vsnced the bouievards, it ,ned by host Of drum
Of tie several egions Of guards who beat enthusiast
caly wake marches. An immense ard hSlf-fTau,c
accompanied the throne, chanting the Mae1sc and
other patriotic hymns, and rendilg the with their cries
There snbqaoy forest OF pixies and bayone at the
points OF which hung courtdrcsses and vees in tstters
pieces OF meat bread ard lard from the royal kitchen, slices
# Louis Philippe, the crazy Paris lads called them, while
they 1oushed bottles of wnc halfemptel in ,ner hands
The throne set the paven each barcadc the
bouevads reached ind served then for all sots Of fun
and harangue While the auto da.tc enacted at toe
column the procession moved round in fantastic way, dane
rug and lcopins the whole episode Of the throne pic
turcsque and memorable"
Our moderate French politicians not edife by the
honors which stated have been paid HEcKEr, the
.msn republican, in the American Union. He led his
misguided followers certain defeat hundreds Of them per
ished and then the hero published his alers Germany
and sought security or himself beyond the The Ger
democratic societies in Paris prompted those Of Vienna
and supplied them with Of barricadss They have
been in constant communion sh wort Il Paris clubs
who excite instruction abroad stimulus for it home
They closely handed and unrenttnsy active. You will
observe that they had delegates in tie radical Congress
ell Berlin on the 18th uimo-au assembling, whose doe.
and address caused the Coercion Just practiscd Nv the
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