Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-04-01

money and mercantile affairs in that city is reported ben
very unayorabe The Bourse Paris had not been reopen
ed Thursday the influential members were about 10 hav
meeting TO come TO some decision upon the subject M
Louis Blanc and Albert an operative have been apponte
as committee 10 SIT at the Luxembourg the subject of th
ameoaton the condition OF the labong classes NJ Gar
ner Pages has nominated aboring man, named Corbon
his private secretary and chef decabne M Pages is Mayo
Of Paris, most important position this uncture The Of,
municipal council Of Paris has been dissolved.
The money the disposal Of the State amounts 70 $50 600
900 Of frances Of which s35OOo 900 are deposited in the Bal
OF France, and S. 900 in the Treasury Some apprehcnson
entertained in Paris the pacific tendency of various
clubs which were forming in that city it does not appear
probable however, tina, the associations now forming enboy
Of the principles dohects of the Jacobn clubs of 800
is announced to-day that all the banks in Paris had resumed
their business operations
Certain Of the arrival Of Louis Philippe and the ex
Queen at Newhaven, small Brighton was ecev-
ed in London this afternoon They landed there from Br
fish steamer from Trepo having been some DAYS in The
ntghborhood Of the latter place They were accompanied
by Generals Dumas and Rumigne Of the Kings yalets
and German lady in attendance the Queen Their adj
ventures since their fight from Paris are full of interest
When they arrived Dteux the party could only muster five
fraucs, All their luggage contained in small pormau-
about foot in length The King dressed when he
landed in green blouse dark trousers red and white
comforter and casquet;e peasants cap with pea Jacket
borrowed of the captain Of the steamer ALL The Queen
mourning Of the humblcst kind black bonnet and
thick VEIL with wooen cloak Of black and white plaid with
broad checks The first words the fallen monarch uttered on
landing were sThank Cod am on British ground !" He
taken to the Bridge Inn at New Haven, where every
thing done to promote the comfort Of the royal ugves
The King conversed freely with several gentlemen who flock
ed round him offer assistance expressed his grateful
Of the kindness showed him, bu declined leaving the inn to
go to any Of the private residences which were placed his
disposal He gave his French money gentleman whom
he recognised get changed into English con and pur-
chase Clothes 9 Of which,, he said with smile,
very short" The Queen seemed buried in thought. The
King, when dressed in plain suit of black said to look
very we'll The King and Queen would rot be in London
until Saturday morning. NJ. Guzo landed at Dover this
afternoon and reached London at half past six PM looking
very pale and of health We have now all the exroya
family Of France that be expected England except the
Duchess Of Orleans and her TheGews from Paris
and France, generally, continues be very favorable The
price Of stocks Engsh) rather advanced during the day.
soils leaving off at s45.
SATURDAY, MAncH 4.-The most important in fact the
only, of the morning, the recognition Of the French
republic by the Government of Belgium Every thing quiet
Brussels and throughout the Belgian territory Paris let
tiers Of Friday evening the continuance of tranquil
lily in the capital The Government universally popu-
lar and the people working at their respective trades and
cangs with aacry. The only uneasiness
from the ncessant demands made by the working classes for
further concessions and the yielding these demands by the
Provisional Government There is dcult however, hut
that Ministers only making of Sedarss the popular
excements which late events had unavoday given rise TO-
The only wonder is that they have succeeded well with
such combustblc material Paris mob Every day adds
UNNECESSARILY TO the power and influence Of the friends of
order The Bourse at Paris viii be opaned on Monday
Nearly ZOO 600 citizens have been enrolled the National
Guard Of Paris and its vicinity tranquility with some very
tng exceptions existed throughout France The English
funds closed to-day without much variation from yesterdays
prices The Minister of Finance Of France has been auho
zed pay adrance the half years interest On the Gov
stock, which viii be due the 22d instant This
is very promising 10 the condition of the Treasury More
than half million OF engaged in the funeral rites
OF the citizens who persisted during the late conflicts and
though there was Of course, much excitement the NOS, per-
feet order prevailed The hours Of labor in Paris and It's en-
vrons have been reduced from eleven en and the pro-
ynces from twelve to The Government has established
dscoun, Office Tor the relief Of small tradesmen steamer
has sailed from Toulon Algeria 10 be placed at the COM
mand Of the Prince de JonviIe and the Duke GAumale
The stamp duty has been taken of newspapers and periodical
publications.
The cSKng and Queen of France have arrived at Clare
mont which has been fixed upon for their present residence
Louis Philippe coureouy declined the Of the royal car
agcs, which had been offered him by her Majesty and with
great good tasle travelled in private conveyance The as
sumed name under which the ex-Kng travelled through
France, and which inserted in his passport, was William
Smith he royal fugitvcs have adopted the titles Of the
Count aud Countess de Neuly Louis Philippe says he
viii not leave England again.
MoSbAT, MARcH 6.-News from Paris to ~ o'clock YES
ray reports that the city quieer than had been on
any preceding DiHaee gras Shovc Sunday very many
years Not an aimed be seen, nor a cry nor a
shout Of victory to be heard The weather was very fine
The neat thing TO be done will be convoe the NATIONAL
ASSEMBLY, The "Moniteur of Saturday contains the f-
lowing decree Of the Provisional Government upon this sub
eci and with which will conclude this long epsc con-
nuing the daily narrative Of events in succeeding
The Provisional Government, wishing to deliver al rs
early period possible INFO the hands definite govern
mcn those powers they in the interest and by the
command Of the people, decree
Art L. The electoral cantona assemblies are coavocaed
Tor the 9Th Of April next TO choose the representatives Of
people, the national assembly, which is TO dictate the con-
/ stiuton
Art =. The election will have for its basis the population
Art B. The total number Of the representatives Of the
people will be nine hundred including therein Algeria and the
French colonies.
Art. 4. They will be divided among the Departments in
the proportion indicated in a table sutjoined.
F" Art. 5. The votes will be direct and universal.
Art g. All Frcnchmen who have attained their twenty