Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-02

BY excellent works, 10 in all this matter and
pecaly in the investigation of and effects Aay
succeeded better than the English inquirers Already
1885, he had in his book-1he Credit Systez. in France
Great Britain, and The United Sates-cearly shown The
primary of the perurbaons recurring almost period
icay in and currency and that cause was the
same in France and England" Even the London Ahe
neum comedies that much be learnt from Mr. Carey
later volume.
would be difficult discover in the annals Of oil debe-
ave bodies proceedings singular and antastca than
those Of National Assembly in relation the election OF
President of the republic Every understood that con-
siderable majority had decided postpone that critical mea-
until after the organic laws framed, which term
might be in the spring Intense anxiety prevailed
on the subject There calculation of chances for
Napoleon Louis and General Cavagnac according 10 the
dates Count Mole, Friday, entered the tribune for the
first time and delivered eagabe series reasons against
the plan decreeng the election before the constitution
was finally voted and, stranger still, a reduction Of the pow
granted the Pesden, in that instrument The pract
cal soecism apparent. But Gen. Cavaignac followed
with urgent against delay, on the ground of
extreme public DANGER which he would even share the
responsibility The Assembly yielded, in Of hurry and
trepdaion the election fixed for the 10th and 18th of
month, December, and the result be certainly
known officially declared in Paris before the 2Oth or posi-
bly, Christmas. Cavaignac and Napoleon Louis now the
principal candidates passionate and ar-spreading canvass
is begun. La PreSse, journal of unsurpassed circulation
and wonderful vgor and fertility, is enlisted for Napoleon.
The Constitutional organ of Theirs and the old centre
gauche, will declare against h-shadows out in favor
the contray-and tells that the information which
receives from the provinces induces believe in his t
unpb have difficulty in concevng the possibility of such
yet the impression becomes daily and
general in this capital The London Times says aptly
Scan it hereafter be related Of that keen and sagacous
people, the French that after having aspired frame
worthy TO be ranked with those Of Perces and
Washington the French republic fell to the level of Louis
Bonaparte That to undesered power in those con-
tempbe hands France has been ruined Europe distracted
and the barriers of civilization and peace well nigh broken up
These be thy Gods, Israel and there is idolatry SO
base and degrading that may obtain upersous hold
people which has abandoned its established principles
and lost its faith
La Rerue deS Deur ondeS, in its able political chronicle
brought down the 3ls OCTOBER surenders the point in
paroxysm II despair though it abors bring about joint
effort of M liberals Of the old school and of all moderate and
patriotic in behalf Of Marshal Bugeaud whom would
prefer Cavaignac. 1t reprobaes this Generals
saving between the good and bad parties and the pressure
which he has exercised the Assembly. predicts the
consequences from the of Napoleon The dis
cusons Of the budget the Assembly, within the few days
past merit notice than my leisure will allow be-
before the mail hour The committee of the house on
the finances could devise only nine millions of erenchmeut
annual expenditure OF hundred millions francs
Next year the receipts be expected exceed thirteen
hundred millions, and and loans will be out of the
question deficit Of some hundreds of millions be faced
Stable government internal orde and peace abroad are the
only securities.