Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-05-06

express unabaed attachment the throne Of these realms
and the legislative union Of Great Britain and Ireland 3d.
To offer his exceency the Lord Lieutenant n
any way which may tend uphold order and promote peace
and goodwill among all classes Of her Maesys subjects
The "genty, merchants, and citizens" OF Dublin in pub
lie meeting convened had passed resolutions requesting the
Mayor put force the special constabes act rather than
allow societies to arm for the security Of the public peace
The Bishop Of Kerry, the Right Rev. Dr. Epan has ad
dressed circular to the clergy Of his diocese earnes,v
ing them the necessity Of maintaining peace and order in
their respective parishes The Bishops Cork and Cloyne
are about to issue similar messengers Of peace and
FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Herald
writes as follows:
PARIs ArRIL 3.-The germs Of discord are actively de-
veloping. The Press which is now written with some re-
owing engagement taken by the editor to abstain
from irritating remarks until the elections are oyer neyerthe
less contains the following striking summary Of accounts from
the provinces
The which we receive from the provinces are
deporabIe. Emeute Hae, eeute at Troyes disorders
at Bazers in the Landes (neghbohood of Bordeaux &C.
agitation every where's such is the of the situation
As freely the departments have accepted the Republic SO
do they with equal ado take their stand against Dictator
ship"
The journal observes We have before us list Of
candidates to the National Assembly prepared by the Central
Committee Of Paris, and published by the National Il fills
eighteen columns II would appear that the number Of Re-
Pubcans that inspire confidence extremely limited for we
see the same names reproduced ad um Not only do the
writer's OF the National figure upon The list Of can
ddaes for the department Of the Sene but there hardly
departmental list which is decorated by their names AL
most at each line you find the name Of writer of the Ma
tonal repeated for the third fourth, fifth, sixth tme.
On the other hand the Rme sounds the tocsin Of alarm
:" The counter revolution marches in open day. Every
xhara hoD T,1~ x
and acting with combination and discipline. They have their
watchword and direction Caumnies and injuries are their
habual arms and they them with full liberty The be-
nevolence Of Government agents allows them full swing and
was not for the endurance Of the citizen Minister Of the
Interior blood would again flow. At Paris the people-en-
ghtened by late events and especially by eighteen wears Of
misery and desposmthe people their guard against
inngues and reactions from what quarter thew
But in the departments is it soi Who, then, will
and enghten ignorant population Of isolated provnces
Who will spread the word Of life among citizens who have
been strangers to our daily struggles !"
TIE Presse says "Tt is believed that the national work.
men will amount to $4,000 individuals before the end Of the
month Of April and at the rate of If SOC. per day. they
will expense of H. 500 per day, or OOOf
per month. appears that M. Louis Blanc and M. Emile
Thomas have themselves allowed that will be impossible for
the State continue such expenses unless the works under
taken be really useful and profitable In consequence mea
sures at present being taken to ascertain the trade of each
workman in order to class them. Vast workshops for all
kinds of trades be Immediately organized The work
railways in the course Of construction"
The Constitutional has the following relative to the gov
ernment commissaes the departments which is curious
for the light it throws the feeling of the provinces
The spirit in which these changes made really ex-
haordinary When commissary suits the people among
whom he is sent he longer pleasing the central au-
thory from whom he derives his power The list of the
functonares thus changed dismissed from the honorable
which contains shows the motive of these removals
All these men, who have for long time been guarantees of
liberty cannot carry out the policy inspired by the circulars of
NJ Ledru Roin They certainly agree with the pn-
cpes expressed by NJ Sauiac the commary Of the depart
ment OF the Tan and Garrone, who in conversation which
has been since published announced the approaching dsap
pearance of all private property.
by propagatng such doctrines that the commssares
excite against them the anmadverson Of all citizens
mtee Of the Of Amens has been charged demand the
Of the commssay the Somme The of Bezers
has got rid Of its sub commsay In Corsica commissa
res had been appointed who approved Of the people,
third, however, with the salary of 40 day
This latter NJ Andre Pozzo de Borgo uncle Of M Louis
Blanc and especially intended for candidate for the
presentation being Corscan by birth bis sside
he wished be elected by the native county Of Napoleon
The Propagatew Of the llth instant has the following
from Troyes
Fresh Of disorder have taken place here. Every
thing appeared restored camness this morning when the
that body peasany advancing towards
the town again reused the working classes. Attracted
by exaggerated reports what had taken place. the pea
oft neghborhood well armed presented themselves
at the gates. The wokmen considering these movements
hostile towards hem shut the gates and mounted guard at
them prevent The National Guards were again
called out stones thrown at them by the crowd and
several wounded In order order two proc
nations read to the people assembled in the In
the first citizen Crevat announced that he had resigned his
post commsary to the Government and about
for Paris and the other recommended the citizens retire
peaceaby their homes At nine o'clock in the evening
crowd had all dispersed and patrols had
for the Two commissaes have arrived TO re-
place those who have retired and this change win tend
establish order in the town."