Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-05-13


give the thirty thousand heads cover and my fortune is
made say nothing Of work for the patriots in these hard
times" He then threw into the crowd handful Of his cards
Of business. The joke abundantly relished.
On the first day Of the revolution when the multitude and
the National Guards shouting reform, the druggist
pharmaciens-in the midst cried Viue
k Chlyotorme." So they comprehended the example.
glad to read in the Of resolutions passed Tues
day. by the Club Of the Mountain, the following "Tha
the Government be requested to all Nthe indecent pic
lures and statues be removed from the public localities
which infested and dshonored by them The royal
police far ndugent caous on this head We may
anticipate hint from the club of artists against the three hum
ed ibery-trees planted in the open places. They
slightly in the extreme and associated with ugly exravagances
On Friday last the beautiful weather drew great many
equpages and equestans to the Champs Eysees: In the
CENTRE at what is called e Rond-Pon host Of boused
wokmen and gains had just erected with tawdry flags
and faded branches They formed compact body the
causeways stopped the carriages opened the DOORS put
their forward and received voluntary contributions The
pecipae Of the promenadrs the city sde when
they perceived the process, amusing spectacle.
The benedcon Of the clergy has been established part Of
the planting In most instances the priests have
performed their task with good grace and without experience
ing the least ndgniy AT the public Fountain the royal
library the able commanded the mob knee while he
cited the blessing and they did SO, few crossing them
selves devouty met the 30th oltmo, in returning from
visit the editor Of the Monteu long train, the quays
OF women abouteen hundred repairing the Hotel
de Ve with flags borne by girls dressed in white and with
garands their hair They the functonaes and ope
atives the National Tobacco Mandatory Some Of the
spectators CRIED Do,cn Nth the Rsgie that is the Gov
eminent monopoly Writers in the journals call for this
kewiseee sale cheap pipes and cigars and unrestricted
If
ria Thus the States Of Maryland and Kentucky may hope
from the revolution what they could well despair Of under the
monarchy 1t me- however, impossible for any Co
vernment present to come the Trea
sury-profs from the monopoy-twenty millions Of dollars
The article must be taxed in form other The
to-day that the provisional rulers have seques
ated the railroads Of Orleans and the centreha is under
taken the management indeed, assumed the property Of
hemoccasons sensation Of fear among large property
stockholders of every description The assigned in the
National that the companies not able to effect the
cessary transportation service des transports All
the new Governments and the modified borrowing
have mutnied in various French gasons the prn
pies, Reform, Liberty. and Equality.
PARIS, APRIL 6, Is4s
To the prosaton Of mercantile and monetary credit
may add the general suspension Of productive labor very
serious concomant of the revolution Of February Wherever
the violent political changes have occurred the continent
the evil must have ensued in greater less degree
In this capital from the morning Of the 22d Tuesday, until
that Of the Monday Tuesday following the shops continued
shut and there complete suspension Of business Scarce
y any thing has been done since all minds and all hands
have been diverted political emotions and schemes and
ciaI alarms closed nearly ledge and purses Most Of the
great bankers of the continent winding up the principal
merchants failing the manufacturers stopping their machinery
nd
As the cuvators Of the soil in this country, Germany,
and in Italy have partaken Of the excitement and fallen
voters into the political caldron besides taking full share
in the tumus and wars hardly anticipate plentiful
hsrvests without calculating extraordinary phenome
nal bounty Of Providence American staples again be
in wide request according to common probabilities but they
cannot be accorded without peculiar caution and risk
Yesterday the elections for the colonies Of the National
Guards began in Paris -Four hundred localities open
for the purpose No absolute disturbances The National
Of this day does quite satisfied with the results II
could carry once, with regiment its chief vore
and relative among the candidates Too many votes
thrown for the republicans Of the day after the
revolution. 1t says You do nothing with your special
elect National Guard- can be nothing. You finally
depend the armed mass" This organ, in another article
observes the National Assembly should proclaim Henry
v, Regency, Napoleon, it would be repoluiion
one, Instantly 70 eno repuOhc necessity
for the Assembly; in every other respect may be ree"
The gons Of guards told that IL they do elect radical
colones, they will suffer periIously in public opinion
quest preferred to the police put down without delay the
great number Of gambling opened within the few weeks
past dsqeet and roulette absorbing large sums when
the factories stop from pecunay hamilton The increase Of
obscene ballads sold and sung is also signaized.
The seizure sequestraon Of the railroads.
continued fall in the stocks Of all the French roads, Il has
not been satisfactorily explained by the Government The
directors Of the two companies have and resolved on
meeting Of the stockholders and an urgent demand on
the Government for recall Of the sequestraon II may be
that the indispensable waranabe but has
unucky effect the feelings OF all capitalists and propre
tors All public funds look, more and more down. The
Government undegoes, hourly Of projects Of remedy
The schemer insist at the time that do cease for
q moment to "direct the regeneration Of the world"
M. de Tocqueve has issued edition (pretended
be the twelfh Of his Democracy in America with short
preface, IN which he advers bis prediction fifteen years
ago, that the advent Of Democracy near irresistible uni
versa for the world He adds The institutions of Ame-
rica which but subject Of curiosity for monarchca
France, should be Of study for republican France The
United States have solved the problem Of democratic liberty
by order, stability, universal prosperity where else can we
find such lessons and such grounds hope We need not
copy servlely, consult peculiar circumstances
borrow principles easpncples Of xity and tran
quity Of the equipose Of political powers of freedom
OF profound respect for law--all indispensable"
Ango Is appointed Minister Of War; by decree dated
terday This famous expected prove