Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-03-25
NEW FORK c0RRESP0NDENCE.
New YoRK. MARcH %. 1918.


The late important from France is the engrosng
topic Of interest in this city, must be wherever it is
ceyed throughout the civilized world Business is
sure parayzed and remain till the arrival which
may be expected in five six days. Business people,
well every body else astounded the and,
knowing what expect next how to calculate the effects
Of what has already reached they will stand still and wait
for more light All kinds of stocks of Decline and
generally in feyerish and unsettled Spring trade
opening with great brskncs after the Of the treaty from
Mexico, and received fresh impulse the ratification of the
treaty BY the Senate Washington People anticipating
year ogeal business activity Butt of events has
now sci in whose force and effect time only develop The
general impression here to be that the movement in Paris
is noa temporary one, and that its effects will not be confined
TO France The French Courier here, whose editor deemed
TO be good judge Of French politics. expresses the belief that
republic will be directly established and maintained Whether
It De or not however, the PROBABILITY is that the revolution in
Paris has precpitaied crisis which agae Europe for
years The condition Of things there put new face
upon business and financial affairs in this country, moulding
them into new forms and directing them into channels
Scenes may open which may and great demands
Tor the products OF country great demands for ship
ping, and which may transfer much of the capital Of Europe
to our shores, whether for benefit or not must depend
much upon the wisdom and prudence by which our national
affairs shall be directed II the public interests and relations
Of the country are all kept right. the people themselves will
know how to improve the circumstances and which
may have bearing private interests.
There is good deal of excitement in the city, particularly
among the masses of foreign population. Several public
meetings have been held many speeches made and reso
tons adopted, and arrangements in progress for
meeting and grand demonstration in honor of the revolution
IN Paris There was large meeting last evening the
Shakespeare hotel of people Of almost every country in Eu
rope, at which enthusiastic and radical speeche:
made and some very good and very questionable
resolutions adopted with great Of cheering and noise
Among the resolutions adopted raise fund of one
million of dollars 10 aid in the emancipation of Ireland
subscription to this fund opened on the spot and large
numbers contributed their mite from ten dollars downward
One person contributed two cents declaring it TO be for the
purpose of purchasing the first ball cartridge be fired in
the of Ireand new association was formed at this
meeting havng for its object the redemption of Ireland
An executive committee Of twenty five appointed
intend the future operations of the association the
ment of its funds calling meetings. &C. Another resolution
adopted to send two agents France to watch Eng
lands difficulty, and Irelands opportunity"
Copies these proceedings We're ordered be sent to the
President Of the United States Members Of Congress- &c.
(and to be published in the Washington Union !" which
perhaps ridiculous attempt raise little Locofoco
thunder out of the affairs Of Europe
Judge WOODBURY. arrived here this morning from Wash
ngton his way eastward observed cf his political
friends around him OF the hotels He looked in good
health and spirits.