Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-18


and her neighbours yndcang the French by the failure Of
different policy The organization Of the Department OF the
Interior them will remain heretofore, with the exception
that the Council of the reimbursement OF the old law sup
pressed and Council 10 be called the Council OF the
Canton instituted in its stead. As yet the difference Of the
functions and jurisdiction of the latter have not been explain
ed Their organization will be determined by the organic
laws NJ Goudchaux has retired from the Cavaignac Cabi
net and NJ Recurt the late Minister Of the Interior, who
went oul with Messrs. senad and vauabele inform
ed you last letter. has again taken Office under Gov
eminent NJ. Trouve Chauve the Project Of the Seine,
has taken NJ Goudchanxs post and M Recur has accepted
the Prefecture of the Seine.
After the debate of the 24h Of October upon the
of the Provisional Government which the finance committee
urged should DO detached from the general accounts OF this
year. and referred and examined by special committee, which
suggestion adopted Notwithstanding the decided oppos
ton Of NJ GoudchuYx he rendered his resignation to General
Cayagnac, who refused TO accept bot NJ Goudchaux has
every day insisted upon sirenuousy that it has been
cepied and NJ TouveChauve appointed in his place There
no conceamelt made Of the regret with which Gen. Cavag
accepts this resignation His Of office is its
expiration, having around him gentlemen who enjoy his
dence and understand fully his ideas Of poty that is far
from agreeable 10 meet faces at the council board and be
obliged to recapulate frequently expressed opinions lie
hoped that all the members of The Cabinet would consent to
at their posts during the short remainder OF his official
career
Bsnquets in commemoraon Of the democratic and social
republic OF 90 continue be frequently given throughout
France and well attended by the bouscs of the several
localities One representatives who the advocates
OF the red republic generally present to assure tho work
men of the interest which the Jeff feel in every thing which
pertain to their pleasure and welfare. .a
The baGguets the red republican politicians in two
ways and eilecuay, far any thing such
etiecuay They the clubs where their organza
ton be perfectedthe spirit of socialism kept alive and
stimulated and also schools for the propagation of their
Doctrines where under the soenng influences of the banquet
the mind more open their doctrines fatsrng to the
uneucaed workmen They hope TO these banquets to
great advantage in the coming election They have not as
chad Mo
they ready upon the future which looks ia
vorab and turn it to their advantage Defeat has taught
them these lessons of WISDOM which always alleviate the
bitterness Of experience, and their policy is still directed by the
sku hands, and cooler heads, which organized the
able plan for the subiugaon of this capital last june At
Marseles Bordeaux Neui!y, Auberas, and many other
places "the usual toasts given of Vive Raspa, Vive
Barbe Vive Cabet Vve repubique democaque socae:
bas les rchesand received with the usual cheers
Troubles of serious character for the moment have
cured Fecamp and Ham, consequence Of the increase
in the price OF arovons and the expectation OF them AT
Fecamp during the whole of the 18th instant the population
in violent Of revolutionary EXCITEMENT in conse-
quence ofM Afford embarkng for expectation potatoes
Bands paaded the streets with martial music, while they
chantei the Masease, and other revolutionary The
ropp beat but the national guard when they came out
ratenzed with the people, who consequently became much
bodr being thus councnanced in their sedon and went be-
fore the residence of the municipal councillors crying death
to them"
Troops were ordered in large numbers from Roucn and
HaVre, who succeeded at last in putting down the nsurec
ton But still such height does the feeling exist against
NJ Aord that he has fled this city for safety, where he
still remains. At Have the troubles quite serious
Two vessels lying in the docks of that town amongs
other aces taking potatoes board freight Tor Eng
land Potatoes and other articles OF provision had been rising
in price for several days. both in Fecamp and Harre Ex-
cited by this RISE twenty wor6mcn rushed on the decks
Of The Bee, Zone of these vessels and took from her
large number OF sacks potatoes and placed them on the
quay They continued in their roous work with zeal and
energy which showed that they determined TO unload
her Of every potato she had bos when they arrest
ed in their work here by the cry from their c3ncderaes on
shore that "The Brothers leaving the dock with her
hold full Of potatoes The whole number the quay
towards "The Brothers,, joined by the pilagers Ct The
Dee, went board The Brothers, hauled down her SAILS
and lowed her to another part OF the Dock further om the
entrance to the roads, The captain and prudenty ADJ
stained from any Defence sensible of the folly Of hall dozen
opposing huaded niurated too by their passions
The rappe shortly after beat and the national guard
turned out. As they assisted by two strong
attachments Of troops Of the lne they oy5rawed the mob
and put stop all violent proceedings Sill the mob re-
fused 70 allow the vessels depart The soldiers we've or
dered possess themselves OF the qai de rie which they
did by marching against the mob with their bayonets hxed
This quay they occupied until the evening tide, when the
vessels sailed. The put down without any serious
affair." except two of the national guard severely wound
ed by stones which cast BY the mob The Project Of
that department. fearing greater difficulties ordered the sus-
pension OF the expectation Of al grain and cereals This oder
however properly cancelled the day by order Of the
Customs Administrator General here
The committee appointed from their number by the
creditors Of the late civil list and private domain here, in the
of all the creditors, presented petition to the National
Assembly praying that the decree presented by the committee
Of which NJ. Berger is chairman land which reported far
favorable decree than the committee of which NJ Faye
chairman, whose report you) might be Immediately
passed by the National Assembly They in their snort pc,
ton FORTH in affecting language, that they now re-
duced 10 the last ekemties they well their families,
suffering from the pressure Of poverty and their creditors
and that any further delay Of relief 10 them will compel them
close their various shops and stores dismiss into the Streets
houseess and without occupation, the many wokmen whom
they employ and clothe.
As il has been noticed tina, immense quantity Of gun
powder for months past has been nusgcd into France
the customs department exeng itself with great vigilance
put end this contraband trade With this view they
have agent no the department Of the RhoncSoane
ct ore-whee the trade is most aItve, TO discover te
smugger and their abeor where they supposed TO be-
An incredible amount has been struggled within the last e"
mjnths.
The municipal committee Of Paris havo advanced another
step The work Of reform which they commenced some time
SINCE reducing the ocroi duty which Is levied on all er-
ces coming within the city walls The duty Of 4, 8, and
confines, which tie executive committee levied four mouths
ago cbestnut Almonds dates olives paes de fruits pre-
served fruits oranges, and lemons has been suppressed
GoLp PESs-An active competition in the manufacture Of
gold pens has brought down the price from ten dollars 10 one
ard dollars according the finish aud, might be
peccd they have 60, into very general New York
sondont of Me Charleston Courier has given, in one OF
hlte letters interesting account OF the invention Of hold