Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03

rHg AaAep FsaeE OF PAKis-faf zsysral
{faf past l.oas i'a'upps has paid great attention
q tbs Qualifications and ran.'ons ii bIs esntaI,
aud be apparently efficient has been HE military
organization, that las tIlf5ae Rus considered I'm.
pfeEnaH'H, Eysn the l.8ndon Tmes that oraoIn
am4hH uewsnapsni expressed an opinion. after
hnslll,ez had commenced, that tho outbreak
would tend 'to ncFr Iae the strength Of the Gov.
eumeali and czpass the impudsnoe Of the appa.
siiiau= Tins reasoning vas evidently based
upon tie known fact that nearly tBl klaifst
HaBzzg# fH9HaEWeFs subject Ia lie kings 0Tlsn.
an would itwas thought, carry his vii into s..
ieei ilai he might be moro certain of their aid
an an haar OF need, they were divided into llfne
gHlata divisions, hstwpen NhIch eenain Dc.
srsp Of HalB Wa encouraged. though an were
taaaai t1aY ahae Ir Rol.
l#7 ua.HE amy Of lIauas "a laHai By con.
ggHWeH=a iolleB (which cftY young man of
Trance .fiocea 10 lBlge hIs ticket, md certain
pHapaliua abQ df1w iaial NUMBERS ts zafFo iot
seven year, or purchase ile services OF sad5li.
iuscl wa'en irW have tHr mtaas 10 DO fue nhw
leFIz are iift seal 20 Algeria, where they are
well dH'.adi often Ia ueiian, and Ne maiiial Law
f#ga' I6su, aHVulra aab.ls Of implicit ulslIrHce
thaH they ale iJf enc year on gan. On dlly ii
faf#i clam us lhtf quarters every tBo mouths.
IH of.ef 70 prevent fraitmigatou with tho papu-
lace. uas huHdff d iHouzand Of iheze tfd5ps wen
ia fafs and Iaafoftd in the sieinily, under the
command OF laHAal Bageaui, Ehpsa hl.ftd 81
efHaHs s Sci known, and who has lfils Ts#aIl
iHr human I.'H IL had at his command 'aitisen
tziaehr4 !afis. WboHa heavy artillery could rriaeo
fsf# y runs Ia day, as eYsry house ia Nilhln
tlo fluss altagtp pieeHs-Wlile tie augnalz. cum
m.zaflrz gaftmeat and raatI hausss were all
VII arH.zi with provisions and maniiaasaf Ear.
Tie Municipal Gnari is Police force, cons Il.
ag oi nearly seven thousand picked mon, who aTo
d.r.ael aia cavalry aud infantry, probably the
mazi zaB.eeabls corps 10 the world, Thaugh
ma#i al them have served in the army, they con
#iaf tiemzslzf above the line, and arc Insnllifs-
by yaias Ia farmer troubles they have been
lauad dF5Ey a,Hg.aut IA sHsHtas, aud are generally
mafr#i .Ii5 laa families Of the wofkiug ellaafs.
fAa fftIgaI Of Police was lhaifnomnal eamman-
der aaiiaf nadef n nBehale Minister OF the
lueHzt IT. also commands a battalion Of sa.
Haun=iamH E, OF sailIef iismsn, consisting Of
la mfu 1ai a.Iicar.
The National Guard enfol5l avery man rsiab.
i.hel IN hlgs Or who il househodeF, aud Is
thus militia, composed n the citizens who have
a. interest nc naks. They arc well uniformed
and equipped infantry aid cavalry, and hayc
generally been called oui about five days in the
year, n ONE legion a, Ia rs turn, on guard al The
Palace. They ballot oucc 10 five years for iivu
clli-l'a li each Ci.iao from which the M.a.s-
,au comm .l one and have thus managed 10
-.i 10 ilef supporters. They number abou, sKiy
thousand n ''is city limits, 4ad twenty-five thou
sand Ia ils lrlI or or suburbs, commanded By
Gen lacluenIn0L Their annual expenses log
music, l,li aiiceu, guard houses, sc, is about
l95o1J. aaI the individual e2penscs for uniforms
age llFs. Not very Uliar.lke ia their drpoH.
mgnt, This flIl.hlni haa been astaniing butt ui
udlcuIe with iA1 regular force; but In the fooaHi
TROUBLES, lh hng5 policy ofSeeping them apart
fenad mo-. 10 Aave succeeded, a. the troops Of The
'lc have symp4.hized with Them aud tho people,
The municipal guards have r1il,ed With a vil5f
worthy Ola boucTcauis.
No Body Guafi hls existed Ia France since The
dissolution o. OBJ swas CoTa, ia 1880. Guard
bas been mounted lt ,'e palace, b. detachment
Iaiu al. three oiile above divisions.
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