Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-05-06
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world believe that nothing be pacific Than the
intentions Of the Republic, and while the National, which is
considered NJ Lamatnes organ, works itself into state Of
great Indignation at Belgium Tor adding regiment to its army
and at England for voting thirteen hundred additional sailors
to It's navy the Hho If France is ape ach lcare pre-
paratoas. The whole Of the army contingent OF the last
years is called out and ordered either the frontiers the
camp Dion. The newly embodied gdrde national mobile
has received notice that is to be called into action forthwith
and that its destiny will probably be Italy, This motley band
OF warriors (Which by ihebye exceeds thirty thousand nen
is daily be drilling in the Champs Eysees while all
the patriotic and unemployed taors at work 10 manu-
facure the habiments Of which is yet destitute The
National thus speaks Of Russia the close of an article
speaking Of the rising in Poland as inevitable:
"Thus there good grounds for preparing common
d OF action for the OF the imminent nsurrection
Poland Let each have their role in the Poles will take
the dangerous initiative in the attack the Germans with the
French, will support them. II be said that il would be
sad acuna in The reconstruction OF naols that it would be
Illogical stop IN me victory OF popular causes II Poland
alone the continent does succeed in throwing off
foreign domnation moreover danger wll always hang
the heads OF western nations. Every day Russia in
in population and in riches and, if she be permitted
keep the advanced position she occupies the west they
will be in security. If Poland free the prin-
ciple would extend from the borders OF the Vsula that
ocean which bathes the walls OF Cadz for firmly believe
that the defeat of the Republicans at Madrid Is by means
decisive and that there also the Government will have once
more to reckon accounts with them"
The members OF the Provisional Government have assumed
goody portion of the proessorshpsn the college Of France
Lamaltne nominated Professor OF International Law place
OF Lherminer GARNER Pages, Professor Of Statistical and
General Economy OF Finances and Commerce Armand Mar
Ias, Of Civil Law, individual and social Ledru Roln of
History OF French and Foreign Administrative Institutions
The other appointments are Jean Raynaud Professor of Po
llcal Law Faustln Hee, OF Criminal Law Serres of
General and Statistical Economy o Population Decaisne of
General and Statistical Economy of Agriculture Beneau of
General and Statistical Economy Of Mines Arts, and Manu-
features Franqueye of General and Statistic Economy
Public Works Cormenin Of Administrative Law Poncelet
Of Mechanics. These Professorships gratutous.
The popular love OF show has been grated by procession
of several hundred ctoyennes lady operatives who
shaed in due form, with drums beating and coors flying,
marching 10 the Hotel de Ye present their acclamatons
the sovereign Of the day They marched goody order
preserving their ranks and step admiration. The ergeants
ard superior officers Of the troops gentlemen ouyers in
houses distinguished by trcoiored sashes and muskets
Jespere said one Of them addressing lady, who looked
OF with curious attention. Jespee, said he in knowing
manner, "que ja bien organise ce regiment la"
In the Provinces the wokmn, whose heads have been turn
ed y the procamaons of Louis Blanc, pspeatng
rious Disturbances This Of things ia and the
National has begun pave the way for rupture with Louis
Blanc His theories embarrassing they have dragged
the Government into false track out OF which they get
speedily possible. The organ of the Provisional Gov
boldly that the connexion between capital and
labor intimate and nseparabe, aud it devotes whole
umn of argument to the re-eabshment Of this and other
elementary economic ulhs, which the Luxembourg Com.
mtee have been aborng 10 eace. correspondent Of the
Herald says that the working classes Paris getting tired
OF their giofer, for is becoming evident that Louis Blanc
is not thnker-he maker If antheses 10 suit
paradoxes The paper pellets Of his brain have fallen fat
upon the rude strong OF the people, aud in the nightly
meetings the Boulevarls they fdicule him.
The M9nehr dS Gibbs that citizen Lacordare,
former Jesuit missionary has offered himself candidate
for the national represena and that he proposes if elect
ed TO demand the restoration Of the church property 10 the
amount Of forty millions Of francs, with the addition of
millions OF francs The club Of the school of medicine has
supported the prttensons Of shis candidate.
The paper contains notice from the revolutionary
Inf ALA
ve., corporations national guards and the army, sitting per-
manenty IN the Paais Saiiond inviting all the provincial
clubs place themselves in communication with the revou
onay committee, in order Inc triumph Of demo-
cratic principles.
At Dunkk the people prevent the departure Of
English ships laen with Indian corn, and injured The
ships but the National Guard turned out and restored order
The police, Gardens de Vie have just into
service in the parts Of Paris They unaed and
uniform, but distinguished by badge the left
arm, consisting Of plate inscribed with the words scar
diens de Vilc.H
The ofeT des Clubs states that citizen Jues Chevae
President Of the Central Club for the Organization Of Labor
has proposed that the operatives hroughou, the republic shall
subscribe each penny day. which supposlng that four
teen millions of persons suhsche) would he sufficient pay
OF the national debt ia fifteen years. This proposition was
adopted unanimously.
On the 9th ulmo the students Of the College Bourbon
(now called Lycee Cornelel revoied against their masters
and marched to the Hotel dc Vile protest against decision
OF the proyisenr OF The college, who declined grant the
son OF NJ Gnzot prize he had recently gained, in
queDce OF his relationship 10 the exmnie The students
hailed with accamaons by the popuace the process
sion passed.
The relief given the smaller class Of taxpayers By the
decree which relieves the less auent of them from the obi
CATION imposed all propretors by the decree Of the 18th
umo to pay addition OF 45 per cent the which
they were previously LIABLE caused, to be expected
general satisfaction but The by which the Government
had been induced TO grant are, if correctly stated very
satisfactory. Ii is said that the Republican Club, presided
by NJ. Barbes ntma,ed that they would call together
the 200 900 who made the great demonstration Of the
18th Of March, and proceed the Hotel de Vile demand
Of the Provisional Government that the advsed decree for
surchagDg the people be rescnded and require that that de-
be applied only persons paying ID the Of
200 francs per
The oniteur publishes decree Of the Minister Of Public
Instruction, appointing NJ Henri Martin the chair Of mod
history OF the faculty Of letters Paris lately hed by NJ
GuiIo The decree preceded by report from VI Charlton
eceiaryGeneral Of the Department. Of Public Instruction.
dwelling the merits Of the professor historical
writer and as man Of true republican tendencies.
notice from the Mayor Of Paris extends the hours Of
voting for officers Of national guards, enable wokmen
after their work is TO record their votes
The Journal de DbGs states that the Provisional Govern
men has given orders repair the forfcStons aud citadel
Of Bayonne quickly possible.
The Duchess de Monpenser is said be the only Of
tie prncesses who has saved her diamonds. Those OF the
Princess de Joinvie which, sad partly from the
crown Of Bnganza, compnscd 10 the scquestraton
The patriotic gifts offered 70 the Provisional Government on
the 18th and 5th instant amounted TO 80, ,2g2 francs.
Considerable alarm has been created in Paris hy an attempt
made ty the aborng classes to escape paying er In
one nstancea .ndlord who had fewer than sixty tenants