Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-15

vent the cash from being withdrawn from the Treasury with
dangerous pdy must now submit TO you another series
Of propositions calculated draw into the Golfers OF the State
and 10 give greater life the circulation OF money.
Diamonds Of the CrocaIhese yalhdhles, Of which oy-
aty had merely the belong to the State The silver plate
found in TueTes and IN the other royal residences also
belongs TO it, Il has right dispose of it, and the charges
which the fallen dynasty imposed the future prospects Of
the republic give this political the character of
expiaon propose to you to decree that the Minister Of
Finance be authorized l. To dispose OF the Crown diamonds
al the price fixed them by vaIuers. p To convert
Immediately into coin, bearing the egy of the republic, the
silver plate and ngos found at the Iuees, and ~ the other
residences aocaed the fallen dynasty BY the law OF 1892 reg
uang the civil list II is be understood That all objects Of
art are excepted from this measure.
Domain Of the Cpit List-By the terms of the
decree you issued the property Of the ancient civil list
has returned the domain Of the State This property
which has been strictly estimated has successfully passed from
the ancient Kings the Emperor from the Emperor to Louis
XVIII and Charles x, and from those 10 the ex King Louis
Philippe. BY its origin, its tradition and by the manner Of
administration, it appears always await master
In double point Of viewof policy and Of inancco break
completely this long and strong chain Of public possession
and the State the which the fallen y
nasty has rendered necessary propose TO you decide that
the Minister Of Finance shall be authorized to ALLEVIATE if he
Judges il necessary do in the form stipulated in The de
which follows the woods, lands, &c. which compose
the property of the civil list Il is understood that
the domain called private not comprised in this measure,
and that remains Professionally under sequesaton for the
disposal of the National Assembly
Stale Foyes8-Tn financial point Of view the Admins
sired Those magnificent properties produce to the Treasury
altogether than per cent am about 10 cons
der the of amelorating that part OF the service;
but in the mean it certain that several portions of
those forests might be sold with equal advantage for the
Treasury and for the general wealth, which would increase
BY energetic and skiul management propose TO
YOU, consequence to decide that the Minister Of Finance
authorized to examine what portions OF the state forests
ay be sold with advantage and declare such aena
ton, ii he think indispensable, far 100000 0oo
conormaby the provisions Of The decree which aecompa-
nes nv report
Loan-In order provide for the deficit which press
ing il on all Sides the fallen Government obtained from Par
lament authority raise loan OF 800 0O0 OO0f, OF which
$50 600 0O0f subscribed the 10th November last
and which the Treasury has received 81 500E Shall
the remainder of this loan be realized Shall the difficulties
which the King bequeathed afford the contractor pre-
text for not fulfilling his engagement know not but, in
presence Of the depreciation public securities however tram
STORY il may be- prudence commands foresight Whatever
may the resolution the real power OF the contractor the
Treasury be placed condition 10 be independent of
the uteror nstalments those nearest maturity The
object of the which follow provide for this
suit But the magnificent expansion Of patriotism, Of devo-
tedness Of seifdenia and of intelligent ardor which the adj
Of the republic has every where roused connses bode
enterprise great number of citizens have offered the CO.
verDment considerable and vauabes as voluntary gilt
Full Of profound gratitude for so patriotic and honorable
offer the Government of the Republic will not however,
cep We should leave the free disposal OF their fortunes
those who make noble Of them. But viii be
permitted TO connect those citizens with the or
of the State by combination equally advantageous for
and for them According the of the law Of the sh
Of August, s47 the Treasury may still raise the last loan
OF 100 coo, 000f propose you, citizens to decree
that this loan shall Immediately be contracted under the title
Of national oan All citizens who wish to offer their yolun-
tay tribute to the prosperity of the republic will be admitted
The national loan will be open during month IN exchange
for their offerings the citizens shall receive coupon Of per
Government stock par though this stock should
rise above par before the subscription list filed There will
in this mode be triple advantage. On the hand the
ona loan being taken directly the Treasury by the sub
he
should the loan of the 10th Of November ls47 be abandon
ed by the contractors it will longer press upon the money
market and il, at later period, circumstances should
obge the republic 10 its credit we should be on complete
y free ground, and liberty Of action would experience
serious obstacle.
10 report which propose supply as my cal
cuaons shall have completed with scrupuous accuracy
shall make known the Government in figures the result
Of all the measures which have proposed.
Il remains for complete this exposition by some
general observations.
The present review Of the condition Of The Treasury
assuring Thanks the which have been,
about % be prescribed, the approaching situation Of affairs i
good In this first Of uneasne which succeeds
great political connections, demands for money have abound
ed The savings banks particularly have received
demands for repayment But already the panic ubsdng
Every body compartments that the fortune Of France day
wha. ii yesterday and they perceive that ameoraons
about TO result from the institutions which the nation
has given itself The ZEAL moreover Of the citizens proves
itself be superior all difficulties The payments made
into all the offices for the receipt Of taxes give the
nary service, but even for unexpected necessities
As the general situation Of the republic under financial
point of view, imagine that longer shows any thing
alarming The national debt deduction being made of the
rentes which belong to the sinking fund, amounts to
1900 000 000f any inquiries what that Of capi-
tai has Produced the mind stops short Disconnected before the
disproporton Of the with the results Buff
the country itself is regarded, the aspect Of what il do
The English debt twenty mliards
II the manufacturing and commercial suecon Of the
word-a variable and fragile basis. Ours il only five mil
ad and has for its basis all the public and private pro-
perry Of Francean mmovabe basis and every day stronger
few years Of a republican government Of prudent frm
and loyal administration and the credit Of France will not
have any equal Bot in my profound conviction these
able provisions be realized but by the firm growth and
strengthening Of the republic. Let all good citizens contribute
that result without wild enthusiasm without useless
grets. The last prestige Of the monarchy utility Many
men believed the maintenance Of that indspen-
sable the manenance Of order and to the regulation q all
legitimate interests The monarchy compromised they
believed all q be lost They mistaken. The solemn
experience which has been made ought TO have convinced
errng though sincere minds. What certain, what affirm
with all the force Of enlightened and loyal conviction
that if the Orleans dynasty had reigned time longe
bankruptcy inevitable. Yes, citizens, let proclaim
with JOY and delight 10 all the titles which recommend h
republic TO the love Of France and 70 the respect Of the world
this must be addedhe republic has saved France from bank
ruptcy. GARNER PAGES.
Amid the immense Of descriptions, narratives, anC
specuatons which fills the columns Of the journals, is diff
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