Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-09-14

By "culpabe preensons, the President alludes to the
Congress of Legitmists now being held at Wesbaden,
the Rhine which present many notabes Of the AS
semby and Of the members Of the commission OF
twenty-five, nominated remain in Paris during the vacation
This legmist meeting the borders France gives TO Gov
much disquiet is said that the chief of the police
in Paris has Webaden several agents. charged
to make reports and incidents occurring in this
nowned pilgrimage Of Begrave square. Gen. CHASsARsIER
VIGOROUSLY legms in his feelings has not been Wes-
baden but is evidently becoming and less sympathetic
with the President. He in very plain terms the
military banque of the President seeing clearly what they
tend and suspectng their intent The President would
rejoice in the opportunity Of placing either Gen. Msgnsu
Gen. paraguay dHlers at the head Of the army Of Paris
oton in foreign journals extracts from American
journals, containing what called curious advertisements
and exemplcatons of life in The United States intended to
dcue and dsparage American society and institutions that
cannot resist the temptation etor, by extracting from
Of the principal Paris papers of the last week under my
eye couple of serious advertisements give them without
comment. They will speak for themselves in the way
would have them to every American mind
The King Of Denmark has just contracted morganatic
marriage with pretty milner girl, Madame Rasmussen,
who has long been sustaining him the relation that the
famous Lola Monies sustained in Munich the King Of Ba
vaa and who previously led the brilliant and dsspaied
life in Copenhagen that Lola Monies did in Paris
eight years ago. She her royal more
despoc sway he over his Subjects and makes her inu
ence sensby felt in the march Of politics. This marriage is
not without high political Importance for renders certain
what before doubtful the extinction Of the dynasty now
upon the throne.
Artists and travellers just from Munich, talking of
colossal bronze statue the work Of the celebrated sculptor
representing Bavaria which has just been
cast The colossal female figure already erected upon the
heights of Sending about half league from Munich. Its
Inauguration is be made the occasion of imposing cere
monies in October Some idea of its dimensions may
be formed from the fact that the bronze Of which the statue is
cast weighs hundred and fysix thousand pounds Of
the value Of O00 In the interior Of head two couples
may waltz with ease, while the musician will be very COM
fortaby accommodated in the q SHOULD add it was
lady who has described the statue me.) flowing robe
descends the ankle and bear skin thrown neggently
the shoulders, in guse Of shawl composes toilet
simple and Of most imposing effect AT her feet appears
remarkably we-executed colossal on The figure, holding
in her hand preserves throughout all its large pro-
portions, graceful and natural symmetry, and represents
Bavaria in at touching and sublime, in the
features and attitude of an heroic young woman.
Gen. CoScHA is going to Cuba Governor general with
larger powers than have before been entrusted to Gov
The garrison is be much increased from Spain
Four sailors have deserted from the United States gae
Constitution, Marseles It is supposed that in
order to make good their escape, they murdered boatman
Of the harbor with whom they last The body Of
the murdered has been picked up, but nothing yet
heard Of the sailors.
PARIS, AUGUST 90, 1850.
It is not politics that should have the first place
in Partisan correspondence Of this week. 1t is
the immense loss which French literature has lust
sustained. mentioned in late letter that the dis
tinguished writer HoNoRE DE BALzAc was living at
the point of death. He died on Sunday night last
The disease beneath which he has finally succumbed
dropsy the heart It would seem that the cold to which
he subjected during his late soourn in Russia whittier
he went to marry the Russian countess whom he had loved
so long and romancaly, contributed powerfully the de-
velopmen Of the disease He north in search Of hap
pness and fortune He found BOTH but brought back DEATH
The political to-day is Of little interest. The
President pursuing his tour of the incidents of which you
have very variant The truth is that the excursion
will probably satisfy him that his personal popularity with the
of his countymen will bear him the Tuieres
that the army alone will be able to realize for him bis an
ous Dreams He has received in the midst of the military
and nconay ceremony with which he surrounded quite
much evidence Of anpahy to his person and
the contrary At Besanfon he narrowly escaped personal
violence Warned not to attend popular ball. he persisted
separated in the midst Of the room from his
escort surrounded by twenty thirty men, who grossly
suited him. and proceeding personal violence when
Gen. Casteane who had lost him in the turbulent crowd
and upro had to draw his sword and rush the of
the President The chief rioters arrested M. Bona
pare by last accounts Srasbourg the Rhine We
expecting Of violent from there. This
the department whose democratic socialists have lately sent
Girardn to the Assembly
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