Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-04-15

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Pesse newspaper have already announced their adhesion
scheme of trading association Of which experience will show
the results hereaer in the time ordinary calculation
msy with safety, predict them. The Provisional Gov
eminent have given way this hgmen Of ancy IN order
to gain time for the consolidation Of opnon and the cooling
down the public pulse temperate tone but 4 70 be
feared that will be found wound about many OF the feel
ngs Of the people and the institutions of the country give
great trouble in its separation.
Ii does appear that the Clergy of France altogether
favorable to the order OF things The Archbishop OF
Lyons has written very fierce letter 10 the public journals
denouncing the Provisional Government.
NJ Louis Blanc who is the head of the commission Tor The
protection Of the interests Of the operatives, has In the pursuit
Of his official duties, been attempting to found communism
in the shape Of social workshops NJ Louis Blanc whilst
advocating his peculiar views has not BEEN IN any way,
very tender of other institutions and strange to say he sg-
mazes savings banks belonging to the selfish and anti
social system This gentleman appears have singular
ons respecting the organization of labor his doctrine tenl
in our opinion to its and complete Reorganization La
MARITIME and the sensible of the Provisional Government
have no doubt tolerated NJ Bancs from the
vcton that his theories will either evaporate reue
themselves They have now, however, 10 extend the same
liberation the big words and bunders Of another Of their
associates NJ LEDRU RoLLIS, Minister of the Interior This
gentleman has long been known an ultra Radical be is
the democratic member of the Government, and pos
the influence and connection with the epub
ican and operative He has lately published cir
cular addressed the Commissioners of the Provisional Gov
enmen for arranging and conducting the coming elections
the National Convention In this circular he has used the
very strong expressions which have excited great deal Of
scusso both of doors and in the debates of the Pro-
visiona Government To that Of violence
bad occurred session of the Provisional Government be-
tween Ledru Roin and GARNER Pages in which the latter
drew his PISTOLS credit is to be attached The moderate
party in the Government among whom may be numbered
Messrs. Lamartine, Cremieux Marie and GARNER Pages
has evidently raised its head of late, and begun TO speak with
courage and fankncss in its journals its friends in the
National Guards assuming attitude not to be mistaken
club of the moderae, taking the of sThe Club of
the National Guard a bold step. The grandloquent
and dictaora words of NJ Ledru Rollins CIRCULAR notwth
yet calculated have immediate mischievous effect They
alarmed the moderate and steady of principle, who
republicans both in theory and practice but who afraid
of the ulademocracal tendency of such doctrines num-
Der Of the respectable public functonares in Paris and
the provinces resigned in consequence Of this circular feel
ing their dignity both and magistrates compromised by
the position in which they placed by the surveillance Of
the Electoral Commissioners Among others the celebrated
Barbau Dupessis resigned his Office judge at Meaux
The mischief rapidly spreading, and the Government
would have lost the services Of many Of the best citizens and
have aenated the hearts of tens Of thousands of the
who really constitute the bone and snew of the country had
they reaced the step thus taken by their oveeaous and
very inudcous colleague The following extract from the
Paris correspondent Of London morning paper states the
extent Of the retraction
The Government not being able directly disavow the
circular Of their colleague NJ Ledru Ron, have adopted the
expedent Of causing DEGREES and instructions TO be issued by
the heads OF different departments Of the State the effect OF
which will be down the nordnate powers attributed by
the Minister Of the Interior his commssaes in the depart
ments TO dimensions somewhat less menacing TO the public
liberties mentioned you already that the power of
pending and dsmssng judges and magistrates had been
voked. To day circular appears the MOne from the
Minister Of War to the generals commanding the military di
visions and subdivisions in which the powers given to the
commissaries by M. Ledru Ron the military
vked and the duties Of commanders and their subordnaes
towards the civil authorities reasonably defined"
This it is hoped, viii set this verng matter rest Upon
reviewing the whole Of the Provisional Government it
does appear have committed harsh dca,ora
unwaranabc Its only have been the promulga-
ton Of circulars manfestoes hamonizing either with
the spirit Of the age the and condition Of the French
nation, and these false steps, when shown be such, they
have never hesitaed to retrace
VI. CARSor the Minister of Public Instruction, has been
severely commented upon, and his administration is charged
only with being visionary and theoretical but with be-
ing also Of absurd and dangerous tendency Thosr who
know Carnot aud his friends Regnaud and Charlton, will
repudate the charge implied by the latter WORDS although
they may doubt the absolute practcaby Of Of the pn-
cples which these heightened profess Scarcely any
thing however, has been done in NJ Camots department,
except the appointment Of important commission to inquire
into and provide for the Of education The Ministry Of
Public Instruction is nest Of phiosophes-of who
have studied and written and phosophized-who vision
airy perhaps but who would be the last in France to
ve the aid and proclaim the reign Of ignorance Cannot has
devoted all the years Of his lie the uherng Of popular
education One Of the acts Of his administration has been to
appoint Beranger, the poet councillor Of the university.
And Beanger who would accept place pension from
Bourbon or Orleans, has consented to f this Office.
Il appears that arstocraca distinctions had always
existed in the National Guards the flank companies Of each
legion being formed Of the Of substance and education
they wore also distinctive insignia The Minister Of the In
terror issued an order directing the dissolution Of these
pane and their fusion into the companies The object
which the Minister had in view said be the obtaining
an influence over the election Of the whole Of the officers
which this junctUe thought necessary, in order to
the appointment Of who well affected TO the
republic This order caused great dissatisfaction among por.
ton Of the National Guards in and around Paris and large
body them presented themselves the Hotel lie Vile Gr.
ed demand revocation Of the obnoxious order which would
they ad utterly annhate all the influence Of the middle and
upper classes and the properly and Intelligence Of the county,
a. - - q a.