Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-29
EXTRACTS FROM THE NEWSPAPERS.
FRANCE.


About hundred thousand soldiers really in the
capital, and many volunteers from the provinces
An entire division Of the army Of the Alps has arrived at Vim
cennes
On Thursday the eh the funeral procession Of the VIC
tins Of the 23d of June passed off without accident. II
attended by Gen. Cavagnac, the Ministers, and
members Of the Assembly The procession not gor
geous at first contemplated in consequence Of information
having been given that attempt made the life Of
Cavagnac.
The following is the latest report Of the superior officers
killed and wounded in the insurection Gen. Negrier killed
Gen. Brea, assassnaed Gen. Francois killed Gen. Reg
maud, killed Gen. Bourgou, received ball in the thigh
since dead Gen. Core, wounded in the eghis state salts
factory Gen. Damesme, his leg has been amputatsd Gen.
Duvvier, wounded in the foot serious than first sup
posed Gen. Foucher, wounded in attacking barricade
Foubourg du Temples Gen. Lafontaine, since Dead Thus
ten general officers have been killed and wounded
General OUDSor has been elected President Of the Council
of War; in the place Of General Bedeau, whose declining
the post Of Foreign Affairs has been complied with
M THIERs has made another speech in the discussion
the constitution. He is advocate for Senate well
House Of Representatives He argued that republican Gov
ernment with only chamber would have all the harshness
and rudeness of despotc Government Under feeble Pre-
sdent there would be that of deposms the deposm
Of single assembly Under energetic President, sup
ported by popular favor there would be the dcsposm Of
agorte OF the multitude and neither disposed YIELD
there would be death duel between the President and the
Assembly, without intermediate body to soften and
",
opposing the decisions of the first would be liberty ITSELF for
1t would be examination, reflection, and discussion. He
knew ne said that every power felt instructive
sion for whatever opposed its will Napoleon could not
dure hereditary Senate and "Louis Philippe when in
$780," said M Thers, we proposed him an hereditary
peerage, much opposed TO it M. Carol himself
It was because Louis Philippe and the Emperor Napoleon
knew well that second assembly, if endowed with heredta
yshp would become the most resisting Of all bodies is,
however, be understood that heredtayshp be the prn
cpe OF peerge election must be the principle of Senate in
a republic"
After this singular revelation for il supposed that the
peerage for life forced upon Louis Philippe M. Thiers
proceeded TO that resistance saved Governments instead
Of causing their fall Neither Charles X. Louis Philippe
had fallen because Of their having been prevented from doing
what they wled they had fallen because they had beer
sufficiently powerfully contradicied.
NJ THEIRs dwet much upon the example of the United
States where the Senate had done much good and he
clared that he had been urged by several eminent Americans
his personal friends, to forward and urge the absolute
necessity of two Chambers, if they would really form
during republic.
IRELAND.
The from Ireland is somewhat subdued yet the
accounts given n OF the violent of the Repea
papers, would tend show that there still exists determine
ton the part Of the leaders to harass the Government by
all the their power In the time the Govern
ment acting with frmness and determination. Some
the confederaes have been convicted of Offences and
them have been sentenced TO transportation, for feer
and the other for years. number of other persons
undergo the mider punishment of imprisonment although
for considerable periods.
The Commission Court has found true bills against Mr.
Devin Reilly the charge Of drilling and training. Th
indictment is founded upon certain words uttered meet
ing in James street. The trial is postponed to the next Com
mission.
The proprietor Of the "Ish Felon has already brough
down upon his head the whole weight Of the law. war
has been issued under the Treason Felony Act agans
Mr. Martin, the registered proprietor, who, avoid the
Suits has either absconded has prudenly concealed him
self He cannot be found.
Gogary has been found guilty Of drilling and training,
sentenced to be transported for years; English TO be i'm
psoned for years. and several others for twelve months
The Catholic Clergy Of the Archdiocese Of Tuam have he
conference the proposed amagsmaon Of the srea
sections Of repesers and, after mature deberaton th
natter have written to Mr.. T. NJ Ray Of Cancellation Hall
stating their repugnance to the proposed union.
Mr. Meagher about to start for America The precs
object Of his visit is unknown that il is said relate
mission Of importance regards the political condition
| Ireland.