Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-05-27

The celebration OF 10 morrow, caused the funds 10 rise IN the
afternoon the exchanges II stated, however, that
sharp alterations had been overheard between members Of the
Provisional Government The journals understood 10 he the
organs of three Of them respectvey-Ledru Roin Blanc,
and Flocondeny that any real conspracies hostile at
tempts have c--.ca they intimate that the whole hubJ
contrvance Of Lamane and two Of his colleagues ac
compce to create power superior that Of the duly
getc and wa,chiu and guardians Of the revolution
and the republic An open rupture tie Govespment might
prove dangerous shock. The National of this
morning says Civil war; perhaps and again admonishes
the anarchists, whether monarchcai socialist beware.
II AIDES that the eppoune premature application Of theo
res Of social regeneration would be anarchy It calls for the
immediate dismissal Of oil tie exdepues that voted for the
Pitchad indemnity who still hold high public uncohs such
as those Of judges, generals, superior law officers &c The
number is hundred and foryone ffy-fve have been al
ready csshiee. Their and Offices published III
a'ge characis~ The bar is much shaken Manly resgna
lions and proies from the bench and the pargef multiply
The gfrasy % France ssnay respectable. II can
be renovated for the better in point Of learning and
pacy possibly viii be rendered less guhservent in po
litca judieatufe.
ministerial decree, dated yesterday aboishes the octo
on meat he gate tax, and undertakes to Indemnify thcmu
nicpal excbequers by progressive mposi all above
eight hundred francs This desrends roughly on propretor
imaginary payments The Government promises sumptuary
carriages servants and dogs. The octro on ,oes
is be modified few days hence the alienation of the
common hudablc reform if accomplished
the expense. arbitrarily, Of classes like the andotdhe
least formidable Tdings from the provinces bode no COM
fort Serious disturbances Amiens, Lyons, yaence and
other large More departments have expelled the Gov
eminent c,missares for highhanded, revolutionary pro-
AT st Eenne have been sacked by g
es in the shape of women, and in another quarter
establishment of the deaf and dumb assaulted he passion
of riot and devastation epdemica in France and Ger
many The French National Guards the interior are not
deficient in tuition and prompude for repression where
this is practicable
Authentic arrive of new organization BY the
Prusan Government of the Duchy Of Posen ia, orabe to
Polish nationality, and OF the surrender Of Peschie by the
Austrsns to the Italian forces That fortress is an import
ant acquisition, geographical and srategica The Pru-au
troops have entered Seia, and immediate collision with
the Danes expected HoIstein and the German portion
Of Schlesws Of considerable maritime importance 10 the
Gemanc Confederation but the Danes with their inuar
advantages, their naval ornaments and their determination,
will not be easily constrained to the REIMBURSEMENT either
duchy.
Vegetation in France has rarely been advanced and lux
uan, at this it isof every kind Abundant crops
lage and huSbandty is experienced The question Of the
Is undertaken in France and England with fresh
zeal Ivy chemists and agrcuu and the scientific societies
SO complicated is The machinery the French elections that
the Paris Academy Of ccnces has been chiefly engaged in
devices and calculations for simplifying it, and rendered posi-
bic the taking and counting ae millions Of snytoe
rabe time Messrs Charles Dupn, Cauchy. and Leverrer
have committee, submitted their report on the subject
The social principle laid down the first and commanding
object Of the revolution Of February appears have created
alarm all France for is feared that will be applied on
such scale place all acquired rights 10 jeopardy That
there many persons who from motives which do them
little honor, would oppose all ameloraon Of the condition Of
the abong classes there be doubt but on the other
hand there immense Of intelligent possessing
property, who very willing make sacrifices in favor of
their less orunate feow-countymen but who cannot un
dersand upon what principle Of liberty and fraternity their
properly be wresed from them realize the wild theo-
res which have been put forth, and I've dsspated expert
ments Of unprOducivc labor The Constitutional says
The communists have themselves en- Sun
Day that il property could abolished France l. the
last country the world 10 which could be- The reason is
simple; il is that there is country in which fortunes are
80 divided. Is there question Of territorial property The
number Of landowners eleven millions As personal pro-
perry within thirty years alone there upwards OF sx hun
dred thousand pGtetes who for the part ore work
who have become manufacturers tradesmen Let US
add that movement is taking place in this kind OF property
which every day calls persons enjoy H. II cacua
ted that under civil law fortunes seldom reach the third
generation snd how many, before that lapse Of ime are d.
ded either by the division OF succesoD by the chances
Of trade and manufactures II property be theft rs an
adept Of communism has ad the great majority Of the French
thieves the number OF them every day. and
what the best thing be done endcavor 10 increase il
sl rapidly. Property, which communists treat ms rob
bery Is liberty is the school Of public and private virtues
and family which, from mcrcenaes becomes ossessors rises
in its As W. Michelet has said picturesque
language III gathers harvest Of virtues from lis soil the
sobreiy Of the father the economy OF the MOTHER the cous
geous labor of the son. the chastity Of the daughter- that
in the sentiment Of property which places ia closer
alliance with nstufe.'
In his letter the members Of the Provisional Govern.
ment M. Cstc says tina, he occupied Sunday in
general meeting Of the shareholders Of the Popare in dis
cussiug questions which concerned the Iscsrsn communists
when he heard that the rspe being beaten and that
was reported that the communists headed by him. were as
senbled IN ia the Champ de Mars and about TO
proceed 10 the Hotel de Vile overthrow the Gov
eminent, and that they desired incendarsm and piaee
Notwithstanding these he and his friends calmly con-
nucd their deliberations He adds that the National Guard
rom eighty one hundred thousand III number cried all the
day and evening "Down with Communism J" Down with
Cabet We hang CADET - And that tue threats against
him were violent that Ia compliance with the wishes Of
his friends he and his wife Jeff their home. NJ CADET then
says that displayed love and dcyoeness
the working classes than he and that abored
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