Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-08-19

ed from the Irritation oil wound received al the barrcades
He the studious and eude Of the Algerian com
manders For five years before the overthrow of the
arcby he devoted himself great work on Phancan anti
quies with specimens of which, furnished in the jour
mails was highly gatifed He had critical acquaintance
with the ancient tongues and the doms of the East and
could apply himself for reen hours day archaeology and
herogyphics. The task of organizing the garde mobile
devoyed the military onentaist curious account oil
his troubles with the and mporunnte youth has been in
cuded in his obituary observes i" Each of the
mayred generals would have reoced in yielding his life for
his couny-if he had not persisted by French ball." Here
the first word must be expunged in the Due Ell decoru &C.
In one Of my issves Of the end Of February, depored
the fate of the municipal guard corps Of six thousand pick
ed soldiers who alone fulfilled their duty ocehat OF de-
Tending the Government They experienced the chief loss in
killed and wounded, and Immediately disbanded by the
Provisional Government witnessed the feociy with which
they assaed shot, pierced knocked and amPed down
by the mob Three or four thousand sought safety in con-
cealment and fight from Paris Last week call Off
cy pomuged for their reappeaanceo be incorporated in
the republican guard Cavagnac appreciated their fidelity
their value, and their titles redress. few days ago, be-
ing visit Versailles, large detachment Of them
without uniform marching with step and port that bespoke
old and thorough training About thousand Of them
gendanerie mobile for that city, which
daily welcomed these protectors.
Thus matters, and justice and round.
The old municipal councils of the Sene and the office OF
project Of the department, which suppressed rein
stated. The mayor, Marras glad back most
of the former members writer in the Conutionnel of
this day, says Pour cinguane ans, la France a dea,
refnt ct redeait la meme chose Hall century, the work
of Sisyphs, and how much longer The committee of in
curry into the and true porte reach Of the nsurec
ton of the 23d june will report by the end Of this month";
,lo The
go back the three days of February, and them
honestly, in the agency, design and results should have
singular and wholesome piece of history. The heads Of
the junto of the National members Of the reunion of the
Royal issued lately aDende honorable the cause
of ORDER and reacted the distinction between republicans
the and the morrow which, in the outset they pressed
and applied to their special and exobtan benefit Pre-
sdent Cavagnac had taken Marie speaker Of the National
Assembly, succeed Belmont Minister of Justice,
valetudnary remain 1t arranged that Maas of the
said unto should have the chair Of the Assembly, provided
he and his comrades renounced the nvdous distinction and
selfish prescription, and pledged themselves publicly and for
maly the es honnetegens, against the epublc
of bad passions The Journal DIES Deba in expressing its
satisfaction with the conversion, added sacascay Among
the whose the bottom Of the Palas- Royal
programme, there from whom such language is
quite No doubt they have grown wise by experience.
!
The reunion of Representatives hostile to
the red republic and of former Deputies resolved oppose
Marrast with candidate of their able egs
lato unexceponabe patriot, Lacrosse The Assembly
voted yesterday afternoon, and the Opposition nearly succeed
ed Marras would have failed but for the favor Of Cavaig
nae, the necessary Dictator The content with
having manifested their force and consequence party
The mountsn red republic, rallied candidate Of their
and could muster only thirty Of which
finally thrown Marast. Seven hundred and
cghyone members deposited their ballots Three parties
the floor defined and measured these divisions
to be studied and shall follow the board the paramenta-
y passions, rvae and fumus have serious influences
Of doors there double and awful risk the country
On the 18th, secondary question, with under
the Assembly thrown into uproar, confusion baw and
fury, scarcely TO be matched in the annals of French
Legislative disorder The Naonal Of yesterday opened
these " is with profound that report
debates Of yesterday afternoon had witnessed
deploabe scene The transitory the ex-
ample Of permanent evil stimulating the agaors OF the
press and the streets.
The Moniteu officially the appointment Of NJ
Sbour, Bishop of Dgne, Archbishop Of Paris the p
mate Of France from the hands of military chief who
but mareschdi dcamp in ls45! The death of the prede
the hands Of bacad could not have been deem
ed unlikely, if predicted six months ago. Several Of
the fifteen committees of the Assembly, who finishing
their discussion Of the daugh Of the constitution, have decided
that the choice Of President Of the republic should be with the
Assembly This result is ascrbed the desire Of securing
Cayagnac and his booted and pued" colleagues Lyons
has got the crisis of dsarming the guards and dssov
ing the atehrs-by Of imposing military array.
We shall require full preparation the weather be hot dur
ing the "Three Days of July Vienna and Berlin
constantly threatened with eheeS. In late speech, Mr.
Wras In nj HAD
night which is upon u.s." (Amercans) Would that the
towering orator here, Germany-looking round
with bis strength and compass Of bodily and intellectual Vi
sion-and then he would learn what trouble and darkness
are You live in comparative elysum. He might well
repeat at Boston, Washington
Largor bic campos either ct umine vesti
Purpureo solemque SUM, sua sidera n6runt
Europe does not yet know her proper and proper
stars Murky clouds thcken night and day. Her only spec
tace in the skies that of the sixth chapter of the Revelation
Of st. John the Divine