Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22
THREE DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.

The packet ship Duchess d. Orleans arrived at
New York from Havre on Wednesday evening.
She sailed on the 9th ult., and the advices from
Paris Of the 26th, and from London OF the 25th.
/ The most important intelligence by this packet is
the report that Prussia has declared herself a re-
public.
Captain Richardson states that the greatest eX-
citement prevailed in Paris and Havre, between the
rich and the poor. The rich were in apprehension
of being killed daily by the poor; they had to close
their doors and strongly bar them. The military
were called out in Havre on the morning of the
9th for the purpose of stopping any outbreak that
might take place.
1t is said that large failures continued to take
place in Paris and throughout France.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
Our advices from Paris are Of the 26th ult. We
| take the following from Galgnani Of the 25th:
The Provisional Government appears greatly embarrassed
TO know what system adopt check the lists OF votes
at the elections This is matter OF great difficulty for
every elecor will have nscrbe many there
to be deputies there will be millions of inscribed
Thus there about 100000 the department Of
the Seno and there thirty deputies TO be returned
there will have TO be, supposng a the electors to vote,
300 600 times thirty written, in all 40 200 600.
The Provisional Government however, calculates that only
from l50 200 900 citizens most will take part in the
elections and that candidate be elected without having
member Of the Academic des Sciences draw up plan
for checking the votes
The Prefec Of Police, NJ Caussidiere has published
appeal to the working classes refrain from taking part in
the promenades and demonstrations which made night
He says that they calculated dsquet, and
able the enemies OF the republic them to their ad
vantage.
deputation Of foreigners resident in France have pre-
sented petition 10 the Provisional Government, signed by
two thousand persons Of this description, praying that oil
foreigners who have been years resident in this country
may simple declaration their wish for natualsm, be
entitled 10 all the rights Of French citizens.
considerable number Of Germans aud Belgans left Paris
the day before yesterday by the northern railroad return
their native country.
The Provsopal Government has passed decree creating
special body Of unarmed police protect public order and
property in the streets under The Of gardens de Paris.
They particularly charged with the task Of watching
the public peace and to be in sufficient numbers to look
each to the safety of from sixty hundred houses
special tax be betrayed by the popetors and
ing upwards OF 4000f rent year, to be levied to keep
this body.
The Provisional Government has received letter from
Abdel Kader dated the 18th umo, from which extract
the following passages DE says:
Ctizen Olivier your delegate came yesterday and
informed that the French all united tor sole
object and have abolished royalty in order that France
cause that state things proper
natons il destroys Injustice and prevents the strong
from expressing the weak, and that consequently all become
brothers."
Abiding TO his own position he says:
81 dem nded Of General Lamorcere have conveyed
to Alexandria, in order that might proceed from that place
Mecca and Medina and for ths asked Tor his word
Frenchman This he gave in letter in Arabic which he
signed in French When this letter reached and IN the
conviction that the word OF the French sacred
dered to him. II he had sad cannot promise what you
ask" should not have surrendered felt certain that the
word OF the French solid n given by private sol
der Things changed, and this conviction has
shed supplcate you do justice aud transform
sadness into and happiness lear that Of you
think that hould Algeria and revive troubles
Il not
say this subject any than you would doubt IL
dead for placed among the number OF the dead My
sole desire go Mecca aud Medina there study
adore God to my last hour"
For days past says the Journal de Lot ct Garonne
club which pretended consist OF the only and vea
BILE republicans Of the Of Agen, had installed itself thu
salons Of the Prefecture The club declared that would
main pern,anence until alter the elections but
tanned number of dsodey persons created fear among thu
population, and certain extent embarra sed the commits
saes Of the Government, the authorities directed that cou
be allowed TO exist On the 17h the peace Of the
being threatened by turbulent PERSONS NJ Bead thu
commssar caused the rappei beat Immediately all th
respectable citizens and the National Gcar the latter upwa
Of twelve hundred in number turned out and portion Of th
National Guard with company Of the line, and other
made occupy the Prefecture The Of the Natona
Guards assembled on the Place du Paas and NJ Berar,
passed along their ranks accompanied by the commandan
He greeted with warm enthusiasm. In u short speech
he called them him in maintaining order. Abou
hundred working joined the National Guards, eayn
that they honest men, aud they desired act with them
This demonstration Of the union between the authorities th
National Guard, and the people will, says the Journadc 10
e Gonne, the tranquility Of the town. and the ui
umph Of IDEAS Of order and liberty IN the department
The Provisional Government has issued decree ordering
that as two signatures necessary for all bills presented
the national discount banks have money obtained them
and the greater number Of small traders and sgcuturst
easily obtain The second their aper guaran
y bank shall be established in each town where national dis