Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-29


that unless he is appointed he will be destroyed by the cal
umnies by which the various factions seek prevent the
ablishment Of any other than Provisional Government fo
such the present Executive regarded They Dc
not attack Gen. Cavaignac himself for he is now popular
that could be done with safety, but for his Ministers
their acts they have no sort Of mercy.
The other day. by parliamentary trick, M. CAnsor The
Minister Of Public Instruction. subjected vote Of
sure in the Assembly, which followed by his resignation
and is his named than the Dbuts and
Constitutional bring out their sklfu artillery against him.
The design to force from Gen. Cavaignac the Ministers
whom he has confidence, and thus compel him to resign
soon as may be.
On the other hand, the friends of the General in
active They laborng to bring majority Of the
Assembly to bis permanent appointments they privately
present the situation as doubtful and that another
insunecon is in preparation and will break out within
fortnight and unless Gen.. Cavagnac permanently in
stalled in the Government he will not be able it with
all the needu advantages AS yet the chance of his election
is hardly equal one.
How far personal ambition the part Gen. c. is
cerned in this attempt put him for year the head Of the
republic question with regard to which opinions n-
merous enough have good reason to believe that he is
animated by criminal desires his wish for the Office and
that far his impulses concerned he of
Washington than Napoleon. He military man, but
with honesty good and ardent patriotism balance the
tendencies Of his profession.
His present administration in Paris may seem harsh but no
doubt be is perfectly sincere in the conviction that it is duty
which be soened or avoided Whether he is great
enough carry France through the coming crisis time only
show certain, however, that ordinary great
will not suffice for 50 tremendous occasion.
EXTRACTS FROM THE NEWSPAPERS
he Par nam aoS S,nJo Iulv III
of another distinguished officer, General DUvIvIER. This
event. and the cowardy nightly assassination of sentne
particularly at Montmae, and the attempt to murder poor
young lad garde mobile, at MONDAY in the Rue St Mar
tin, Friday, excited in Paris, Saturday and Sunday
the lvelies indignation.
The committee Of the Assembly labor adopted Satur-
day important resoluton-tha individuals who, by i'll
treatment menaces of intimidation should attempt 10
prevent aborers from working, masters from employing
abores should be liable imprisonment Of from days
to six MONTHS and to fine of from 25f 500f Their ac-
completes to incur the penalty.
The National Assembly continued, in its bureaux, the
animation of the project of a constitution. The great ques-
ton Of two Chambers the object important debera-
tons Friday and Saturday. The principle admitted
in SEVERAL particularly in the l4th, where it carried by
26 against 10.
The National Assembly would, it was believed undertake
to frame all the laws of the constitution, which case it would
sit twelve or fifteen months longer.
The AnBE SIBouR Bishop Of Digne had been appointed
Archbishop of Paris
Saturday. the church of the missions Etrangeres in pre-
Of the members of the French Academy and an
mense of political and literary no,abiies NJ
PATIS, director of the French Academy, the
funeral oration.
No doubt existed that the parsans of the RepnbEque
Rouge still tamperng with the ssouprers." The
of the prison and the martial wee however potent
in preventing any open general exercise of these functions
They said to rely for upon the certainty that
distress and misery from of employment would neva-
bly, augment until winter in and render the lower classes
desperate, when another revolt in all probability would take
place in consequence.
continues be strictly maintained in the Banleue par
tculary at Beevile and its neighborhood The national
guard of Beeve dsarmed several days ago. but four
thousand muskets still detained by of the inhab
an who it is needless say, believed have taken
active part in the insunection.
According to official return, published in the Moneur,
7s wounded still remained the civil ihospitas of Paris
Saturday.
The British House of Commons still engaged upon the
Ministerial project for the relief Of the West India colonies
At the session of June 10 amendment proposed by Mr..
Baky increasing the protection from 80 shngs and
per in six years. proposed by the Minister'S to as sh
ings per cwt in the time, negaved by vote Of
ls4 l24 Some other amendments then offered and
rejected the resolutions agreed to in committee and the
report Of the committee ordered be brought in the
next day.
The Central Criminal Court engaged on the 9th and
10Th of July in trying Messs Fusse Williams Sharpe and
Others for sedon being the parties arrested after the great
demonstration Of April TO-, The last to be tried Mr. Err
nest Jones' the banser. All convicted, to wit Fusse
Williams Vernon, Sharpe, Looney and Jones, and prompt
y sentenced to be imprisoned two years. and find security
keep the peace for three years longer.
IRELAND.
The breach between the moral and physical force sections
Of the repesrs has become wider hsn ever and the two
ties have returned TO their antsgonsc attitude The Repeal
Association have openly declared opposition TO the clubs form
throughout the country, and have resolved that their
the circular proposing the junction Of the two parties
in Irish League" shall be 20 worded as not to commit
them beyond legal and constitutional means Of agitation.
Mr. Mcagher Is said had left for the United States. The
publication Of the Irish Feon is virtually suppressed.
Mr. Gavan Duffy proprietor and publisher Of the Nation
newspaper and Messrs. Kevn sod ODohey and Richard
Dalton Williams, registered prcpeors Of the Irish Tribune,
have been arrested under the felony act and commit ed
to Newgaie, the offence not being baisble
Mr. Martini who had for some time evaded the police had
surrendered and was slso committed for trial without bail
THE ARMTsTICE IN scHLEswIG.
HULL JuLr 10--The Helen McGregor arrived at seven
O'Clock this evening She brings Hamburg letters and papers
down to the 9Th instant.
Since Thursday 1000 Psssn troops have passed through
Hamburg to join the army in scheswg, and 5000
pec,ed by Tuesday night
II reported that the King Of Prussia declined ra
the treaty proposed by England and Russia without the
sent Of the Germanic Parliament which not expected
confirm IL.