Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07


Martial law proclaimed at Vienna.
FRANCE.
letter from the Prince de Jonvlle to the Duke de Ne
mous written the end of last year and published by
Agers Journal has been much talked of the Bourse
this letter. which really remarkable production, the Primes
predicts the disasters which have from the obs
macy Of the king who says the Prince had caused the dan
ger by peverng the constitutional institutions of the country
and bringing upon France in the Spanish marriages, de-
porable reputation for bad faith The king he says had
rived at age which would allow observation 10 be made
| and he had resolved TO govern alone.
In the department of the Lower Pyrenees the hostility to
he fJryfye per additional taxation continues unabaed
The following circumstances CLEANED from local papers, show
what kind OF spirit is working throughout the country
rise in the price Of bread has occaoned certain degree of
agitation at Metz large asembage Of workmen proceeded
to the Prefecture from whence they proceeded the port Of
Chambiere to prevent the shipping Of cargo OF corn Seve
raj Of the departments have been ravaged by ncenday fires
At Conegis Chables Yonne thirty houses have been
burnt within the last few days. and number of other depart
ments have been similar sufferers In the Dordogne this work
OF incendiarism has been proceeding in fghtfu
Suspicious have fallen principally parties strangers to the
localities who have been wandering about pretending TO beg
almost all Of them being provided with freshly delivered pass
ports In the-envrons Of Fecamp and Valmont the in
habitans in great consenaun and constantly kept
on the gui uiue.
in stated the of Prince Louis Napoleon and
Bugeaud certain The result of the elections be
known until Tomorrow, the Is. instant, but in the
time all kinds Of conjecture abroad to the successful
candidates AT the last general election there only
eighty candidates for thirty -four seats; but hundred
and fifty candidates forward for three The Red
Republic presents but three apostles Of Socialism. The
mander made up OF Moderaies Lgitmis.s and Bona
parss AS far as the troops and nvaLds numbering 900
voes concerned, they have been almost for Louis
Napoleon The votes the troops taken Sunday,
follows Louis Napoleon, 4, 1853 g. Adam, (moderate)
23I7; Foud, (dol 2,3l0; Bugeud 1928; Delessert,
1868 Roger, ,lss Girardin, ,ll Thore (red,) 96s;
Horace Say, (moderae 900 Raspd, (red) s55 Gervais
755 Cabet, (red,) 600.
The Of the inmates the Hotel des Invades
were no less marked Louis Napoleon 2, Isl Ney de Ia
Moskwa, 5a9; Dumoulin, (ormery ad-decamp of Napo-
leon,) 454; Admiral Dupet Thomas 373 E. de Gardn
$50 General Plat, 34s Marshal Bugeaud, 327
The prevailing belief yesterday morning that Louis
Napoleon and two of the red republicans would be returned
or perhaps red republican and Marshal Bugeaud This
latter, however, rather possibility than probability
The debate the Constitution is progressing though slow
y. The 9th article, declaring that slavery would not be al
lowed in any French territory, passed without dssen-
tent voice.
The 7th article gave Use discussion. IT thus
Every body may eeF follow his religion and shall receive
from the State equal ptecon in the exercise Of worship.
Ministers Of churches bw recognised hereafter be re-
cognsed by law, have one right receive salary from the
State" An amendmet refusing to give support TO any
church, rejected.
The Assembly Sauay gave proof positive of the grow
ing unpopulanty Of Cavsnac and the Executive.
ton having been made, living fer its object the sending Of
missionaries (deputies) nti the departments a5ceaa the
state of public feeling, VI violently opposed by almost all
parties in the Assembly adjournment took places
day the journals came out the hint that the proc,
Of Cavagnacs to rasdhe provinces in his favor This
increased the Storm and onhe resumption Of the debate the
fall of Ministers was brokeny proposition of M. Marast
compromising the matter, with passed the Assembly
Indeed all movements show h declining popularity of Gen.
| Cavaignac.
1t is supposed that vigorou effort will be made ESQ
the 18th article which elateo The mode Of choosing the
President is before the Assembly Gen. Cavagnac
without appeal the people, whchpud be attended by defeat
The number of insurgents of ua confined the 18th Of
September Prisoners in gold health, 1885, 10. SICK
4i5i women I55; children 3si tta, 2,4s3. OF the AIS
sick, 1872 convaescent wtnded, which reduces the
number of prisoners aborng Internal acute or chro
mic affections to 233, or about i! Of 20.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM IRELAND.
| LIvErooL, SEPT. 20-6 A. NJ.
The mails from Dublin have lst arrived, and by the let
ters and papers forwarded by special correspondents
the receipt of several teb of interesting intelligence.
The emeute noticed in press despatch forwarded per
the America, appears to havubsded At present all ap-
pears be quiet, and the rel camps certain portions
Of the southern press faceo called hem have broken up
the insurgents returning hcmunti more favorable times.
Mr.. Doheny is still at lar. The constabulary not
able detect bis place Of re and various and conflicting
are the umors his wherbou not few continuing to
assert that he is sure and ttain within the precincts Of
Dublin Castle, waiting to called up TO Clonme to give
testimony behalf Of the Own, against Mr. Smith Bnen,
Mr. Meagher &C.
Abiding the State tria may observe that the pre-
mnay arrangements ~ nearly all completed, and that
tho nj he ulc
are TO be Chief Justice Blkbur Chief Justice Dohery
and Judge Moore. II is us in this country special COM
missions to try reasonable nces to name three Judges At
the trials Of Arthur Conn and his associates Maidstone
in Kent the number Of conssioneis exceeded three At
the trials Of Emmett and the implicated in his insurrecion
in 1903 five Judges AIMED in the commission, only
three The trial OF Ere and his associates atMonmouh,
in 1889, conducted bthee judges. The commission
will opeD unlike ordinary sifes for the country at large
Notice. I'VE understand, hase served by the Crown Soc
tor on several Of the psone be redy for their trials un-
der this special commission he persons who have
ceived notice are Messrs 0Bu, Meagher r. B. McManus
O'Donogue, and Maurice Ly Mr. Duffy is no, included
in the number to be tried in Clme.
The latest intelligence from counties Of Kilkenny Wa
erford and Tppera, sastory rs regards the absence
of rebellion. Our special mesger whom we have sent TO
those districts writes us 10 that Tipperay is tranquil
At Carrck the seat centre Of the late outbreak
there at present the of further dis
turbance The "camps" wh were formed have been
broken up and every haaepaed for his own home
with the exception Of despera few who are still wander
ing about the Cameragh mouna N the county OF Water
ford Our reporters add that ayh all quiet for the pre-
sent, is their opinion that the dbances which took place
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