Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-18

been die and for the indefinite prolongon Of the abo-
u,e rule Of the bureau and instruments Of the National But
the organs Of the and the socialists hold stronger
language For example, the Democratic Pafque Of which
the editor is in the Assembly
"Undl all Frenchmen be enlightened, and as long
rsrSdi suffrage shall far abore The acreage intellect Of The
c0nrg while the EXCISE If is pregnant with dangers the
Assembly imperatvey bound regulate and limit its APP
p!cation."
La Rfore, conducted by Flocon, representative and
Minister Of Commerce. treats the decision Of the Assembly
in this strain:
sThe house excessively feversh and asilated you
might perceive that when about to give vote which to
afford legal scope to the dynasc ASPIRATIONS it prey TO
The distressing pesentment OF the calahes and crises which
the pretenders prepare for France The majority however,
venured the last hazard. The republicans who
deprecated universal suffrage, manifested the most scrupuous
tenderness for this ndeeabe right of their adoed sovereignty
OF the peopewh the spirit OF Judas The deed IS DONE
If universal suffrage betrayed by ignorance wretcedness
Elusive "reminiscences, should FIR to choose pre-
tender, we must bow to its majesty according the COM
mee and the house. citizen whatever tie excud
ed even Tor the public safety, without violating fundamental
law Wonderful this aud grieved are truly, that the
Assembly did not at repeal the decree which etd that
charming young gentleman, the descendant OF Henry Nv,
and the whole nest Of the Orleans family May not the peo-
pie in the penary exercise of their sovereignty, annu, to-
morrow the dec and Gonsecrae by their votes the pre-
tensions of Henry " the Prince de Jonpiie Huzza,
gentlemen let have royal President, with his council Of
as OF Alas republic nave you
III his holy keeping Better would hereditary
archy with its charter and its prestige than the arrangement
to which you assign the title Of republican government The
instincts the hopes the ideas of the revolution have been
crushed the real people and their prescribed
have but to the extinction Of liberties P.es
dentthat is master justice has become impossible; in
tFiguc and seishness prevail; noble work Of February
perishes few of survive, indeed clngng the masis
OF the sinking ship. Still, the campaign not know
these cunning taccan these parliamentary heroes they
dared stand battle esewhee-,he battle Of blood
We esovedthe peender chosen By the urn, whoever
he may be- will have ,ht for his sovereign prerogave
our party will die to man, rather than brook royalty"
Pans, OCTOBER IL, ls4s.
The weather has continued beautiful and warm. We
oyed the Of May in September this rate, observe
some of the scrbble nay have July in December. All
the paerres Of the garden If the Tuilefe which from
the window Of study, exhibit the richest verdue between
and o'clock the garden with wedrssed children
and their and ladies' and gentlemen in fashionable
tire with multitude Of loungers Of respectable aspect
The bousss appear there longer In hour wak yes
erday between four and six the boulevar noted the
crowds Of pedestrians, yore, with the old vvacy Of step
and men the open shops rsqucated but the number
closed every where considerable than within the thirty
thirty five years past. We told Of revival of business
Lyons whch certainly not expedited by the recent
exploits Of the gards mobile city The pay youth
not having been duly received they took possession Of the
Hotel de Vile, and KEPT prisoners FOR hours The project
and other authorities Aer two days Of military array and
defiance both SIDES the arrival and distribution of the
ney terminated the revolt Deachents of the gasons of
the interior employed yet in several of the PROVINCES in
putting down resistance If the peasany the =gaherer
Yesterday afternoon the National Assembly escnde1 the old
decree Of Punishment Of the Bonapare family without dissent
But the organs of the red republic complain this day, Of the
mprudeu enity An animated debate followed motion,
long peEding, that journal should he suspended by the
Executive, during the maintenance of the eH de siege,
martial law twas argued again that the Draconian laws
lately passed about the press should suffice, and the
places touching liberty Of opinion and publication Tehe
menty acclaimed Cavaignac remained silent his Minister
of Justice argued that the Assembly had already refused 10
n,erc NATTER and had sanctioned the proceedings
tie Executive the circumstances which compelled the Go
them existed without sensible improve
mcn there the necessity for absolute control be
moved tn previous question The affirmative 3i5
to 336ycry Close, and very significant for the Executive
If Cayagrac had exercised less Partially in his yaons bis
ma1 riy wonll have been large.
IL is sfrmel to-day that he will at remove the inter
diets every friend Of order and security may regret this prac
teal expectation of the Nusances enough
rated. He is personally assaied-bitterly reved-by La
Pas and few other sheets Of consequence Every advan-
tee taken Of his declaration that he would disregard what
related to himself his family alone. Our garrison this
winter is 10 consist Of fifty thousand troops including the
garde mobile and the republican guard is dubbed NE army
NJ occupdtign The larger the better Our municipal coun-
els that they need eeemcsynary fund Of nine
millions Of francs for the interval ending April next and that
tie number Of the distressed share the fund nay reach three
hundred thousand The cholera, being in London will pro-
badly channel What will then be the situation Of
Paris The climax il fearful Yesterday it was widely be-
eved that su5sttuons in the ministry Of Cavagnac would
be proclaimed this morning. The General to relieve
himself part from the influences end associations OF the
ono and enlist such coadutors Bedeau, Dufaure Vvn
De Tocqueyile, who command majority in the Assem-
bly,. But methinks, affairs not quite ripe for the coali-
tion Lamartnes organ, La Bien Public, recommends it
this day strcnuouy The coored gentlemen elected Mar
Unique 10 the Assembly not quite Of their seats
inquiry be prosecuted into the regularity Of the proceed
ings. There curiosity the FIRST Of one
Of hem but has wholly ceased. The caricaures Of the
representatives from the mcnagce Of the garden Of plants
fccous they impudent Satire and buesque have
been spared with reference tho
Brussels where Mr.. Burri, Of Massachusetts, held conspi-
station. The purpose Of such convocgon, though
deemed chimerical, should be esteemed would not find
fault except perhaps in relation the culogy, without stint,
which the members Of these phanhopc congresses always
begin ly pronouncng each others supeaye aors and
merits.
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