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

TO make known the Provisional Government their wish that
the general election should be postponed ,oy they wished
it is not very clearly stated The Government cid not, how
ever accede their requests and the election will proceed
at fret intended The immense crowd Afterwards marched
through Of the principal to show they said, the
Of the republic the number and power o. its defend
ers So far has been heard the concourse dispersed
quietly after having behaved with the greatest good order and
decorum.
Thus you will perceive and have diated upon the two
points order show the matter clearly that the Pro-
vsonal Government has acted in both with great firm
ness and decision. On day they large depntaon
Of the National Guard and part upon friendly terms with il
although without complying with its request On the next
day they hundred thousand of the working people Of
Paris and equally decided in their refusal acquiesce
with what they wish These things give good auguy for the
uture-may they correctly shadow forth that future few
words about the approaching election. Eugene Sue
candidate for seat and is said is Prince Louis Napo-
eOn This last doubted 1t generally supposed, however,
that hryour operatives will be returned by Paris and the
Department Of the Seine The Convention will tits thought
contain majority of uodrues NJ de Lamartine stands
very much the chance of being chosen the first President
Of the French republic. M. Arago and M Louis Blanc will,
is sad be also candidates The latter will be the favorte
the operatives of Paris. The people of Paris do not fra
=e yet with the troops Of the line, and two regiments who
were have been withdrawn from the city. Great
exertions making to overcome this feeling
Republican France about doing justice to the memory OF
Marshal NEY, by directing monument to be raised the
spot whore he was judicialy murdered.
The working classes of have obtained the Of adj
dona employment by decree that all industrial labor at pr
sons schools and shall be prohibited nuriousy
competing with the regular artisan workman.
The French has been ordered rendezvous Tou
on to take in its full complement of and all its heavy
and five months provisions and to be in every respect
ready for sea Instant This order excites
prise, but it regarded precautionary only
late enumeration of the population makes return of
males above the age Of 81, in France. 100000
In Algeria and thecolonies. .............. $4,000
Total. ................ 10, 10000
This gives 400 electors each of the 900 members Of
the approaching National Convention.
1t is said that on the arrival of the Of the French
Revolution Algeria the army and squadron there were anxi
Gus espouse cause of the fallen Princes and wished
declare themselves buthe Princes opposed such proceed
ing and yielded to their fate without involving in any
whom personal might have induced to share their
fortune sustain h. The Princes said TO
be on their way England The Duchess de Bed and the
Duke de Bourbon Venice when last heard Of Their
have scarcely been mentioned during the late events
The other branch of the ex-amy the Duchess of Orleans
and her sons said to be at Ems and they appear to
have passed into equal obscury The Duke and Duchess
de Monpensier last heard of at Berlin, their to
Spain, the invitation Of the Queen The most ridiculous
have been aoa London for two three days about
fearful plots about nobody knew what in which the Duke de
Monpensier and his father Louis Philippe had been engag
ed which had caused the former to be called before the Pvy
Council and be ordered of the kingdom and that the
latter also had been ordered the continent
possible Honest John Bull does be satisfied
with the deuge Of which has lately burst upon
him from all quarters but he opens his wide receive
and his mouth wide tell all the tales which ignorance
folly, wckedness likes to disseminate.
1t is said that the Council Of Ministers in France
s of fourteen members, each with salary of 25 900 f
|. Finance .. Foreign Affairs 8. Wars 4. Marine; S.
Public Works 6. Justice; r. Commerce 8. Worship; g.
Interior; TO- Post Office; IL Fine Arts; 10 Progress; 49,
Agriculture H. Colonies.
late decree Of the Government has abolished Aogging
and corporal punishment of every kind in the navy has
also abolished imprisonment for debt
The following Governments have either made professions
amy towards the French republic, stated Intentions
interfere withFrance if she does make aggressions
Great Britain, Belgium, Holland, Prussia, Russia Austria,
Denmark, Bavaria, Wurtemberg, Baden, Hesse Darmsad
SAKE Wiemar, Hesse Casse, Hesse Hombourg Frankfort
Hamburg, Bremen, Fribourg, Spain, and Sardinia
MlRcu 22.-To the above may now add the Kingdom
Of Naples the Papa dominons and the duchy Of Tuscany
The papers Of this morning further gatherings and
professions Of the people-a, however, Of peaceful and
DERBY nature. very striking collection of Ten
thousand savoyards who paaded with flags, banners and
sca They proceeded to the Hotel de Vile and demanded
Of the Provisional Government the title Of French citizens
W. de Lamarine informed them that after having made the
demand collectively, they should make it individually and il
would receive all due attention. They then quietly dispersed
The Of feyesh excitement Of the abong classes and
the complete idlenes induces, have elected very strong
appeal from W. Marie the Minister Of Public Works. A
number Of foreign operatives have LEFT their Countries il
appears since the revolution in France, 10 the expectation OF
finding employment in the public workshops opened in Paris
The Minister OF the Interior has found il necessary issue
decree informing such persons that the Government has pro-
vided such workshops only far mattress and hat all for
eigners will be away This appears to be necessary
for sedeence, however harsh may be considered
at first sight General Subervie, late Minister War, has
been appointed Chancellor Of the Legion Of HonU and Gen.
Cavaignsc the present Governor Of Alge is TO be the
Minister Of War. General Csvaignac belongs the mode
party in the Cabinet, the head Of which Armand
Msras who is decidedly opposed to the Revolutionary
cesses Of NJ. Ledru Ron. General Changame is to he
Governor Of Algeria There is yet strong desire imong the
in Paris to have the elections for the National Conven