Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-02
FROM PARIS DIRECT.

FROM PARIS DIRECT.
We add to the above the following late Letter
from Mr.. WALSH to the Journal OF Commerce:
PANS, FEBRUARY Z, 1850
Monday and Tuesday of this week were days OF ees,
or insurreconay demonstration At the beginning Of ihe
last week. the police with the approval Of the Minister Of ihe
Interior undertook to cut down the Dead and some Of the
living Liberty trees for the part unsghy objects ana
unpleasant mementoes But the operation was Prouscs1
through five or six days. and time thus mprovdeny gwen
to the revolutionary journals fur exciting the mahHno
against this the sacred emblems waged out OF hatred
to the Republic" Paris operatives make the Monday ues
Sabbath, far ssthis abstinence from work and ~
joymen Of froc Something must be done, and the
luton followed to interfere with the police by assenbSges
the threatened but not reached by the axe
grand movement took place Monday afternoon IN me
quarters which Louis Philippe denominated his aiabk I-
botsrgs-those of ST. Martin and ST. Antoine The Poiics
force is partially overpowered the f
feet summoned the Government his aid regiments wers
marched the battle grounds the whole garrison receives
orders keep within the barracks equipped for street acon
In the evening" the mobs dispersed they consisted oil
very large masses, stimulated by furious demagogues Ar
midnight quiet returned The traders in the Fauboug and
on the Bouevars near had closed their shops about hve
o'clock On the following afternoon, about the same hour
cOlCOuTSc
the Democratic greater than before, at several of
the nofaned localities Ganns, by hundreds, gathered
about the treesclmbed up and suspended red flags and
capa and defed the official enemy. Bodies OF troops
cleared the obstructed empaeents without shedding blood
and the Government vndicaed its supremacy by mnedaey
prostrang of the trees of which the maintenance mad
been especially concerted in the councils Of the aubour
Yesterday no mob appsaed tranquility prevailed every
where Intelligence tha. the regiments in the barracks
of the adjacent under orders to start at mo-
ments warning, to support the garrison Of Paris
Three hundred aud fifty the rioters were arrested IN he
two days aud nights thiryve Of the segens de g Po-
lice retainer armed with swords were grievousy woona
by bludgeons and missiles
The most remarkable incident the extreme danger OF
Gen. Lamocee one of the heroes in the conquest Of Al
gea who recently returned from his mission envoy extra
ordinary to the Emperor Nicholas In way or other, has
coachman into the midst Of Of the most angry OF
the convocaons his carriage door violently opened, and
the cry raised Ah you who shot in June wS have
you now -
The General Ieaped underwent the heeest hussins
and bueting lost his hat and portions OF bis dress ana
would have his life had he not been herolca pro tece
by some Of his former soldiers and three Of the
arde Mobile. They escorted him into circulating library
thence to the garrett through easement broken open 70 e
him pass, thence by The rooa most per'ous an
the yard where horseman happened just to arrive Inc
horse was yielded he dashed through crowd Of at
the gate took wide circuit, and found himself IN Inc E g
ye Assembly before the hour Of adjournment HIS critical
situation had been rumoed As ne hal entered La
grange one of the chiefs of the Mountain tex him hs
and hugged him rapturousy G'oups OF menoers o.
all the parties formed around him, all protesting JOY ~
his escape It was observed that Gen. Cavagnac would have
been assacred at once he had been in the same
ment. ~
More than fifty of the pardoned insurgents OF june so
lately conducted back from the hulks Belle Isle, among
the arrested persons As Lamorciee has inclined TO tho
Le-to the Caviagnac untowho too near TO the mo-
tain-he Conservatives felt no very sharp cnasn =. he
sons which he had experienced of the dispositions OF the sd
Republic.
From the moment that advices arrived in the Assembly f
what passing in the Faubougs such uneaslness
ed that though the important Public instruction Dill was ON
the taps no attention could be obtained for the orators
son Coquere Delivered vain, discourse, long udea ans
able one, against the scheme OF compromise tna,
that free teaching and clerical independence WHICH nc
rightfu and inaienable.
On Tuesday the same distra ton of mind with the Con-
servaves particularly. baisd all the premedaed eioquepce
II happened to me to be abroad both morning ana a,ieT
noon Of the days and what struck me particularly was
the prond quiet in the and southern divisions q
the capital while the northeastern faubougs were in Dae
and every Of tumu My family attended, on MondAJ,
the soiree of an eminent ex Deputy, now Counseor OF
State where large company Of politicians and fashion abe
ladies' and gentlemen showed disturbance Of spirits vAa
ever but rather amused themselves with the suboug
reported every quarter of hour All the theatres vere
crowded as usual both evenings In fact the last fof
night has been distinguished by the most splendtd ana
,hronged gaees-pubc masked opera bas gorgeous psas
entertainments of evry kind concerts; Presdentai arH
Ministerial Nevertheless the potcai ho0oo nns
constantly every has talked OF emeufs OF
attempts Bonaparte usupaon probable from day 10 e
So much for familiarity with revolutionary M p NE -
for some Of the bodes and arocious ncendiary ARTICLES
issued since the year $780, Prosecutions OF the proy
cal Socialist journals multiply
In the Assembly, yesterday afternoon uprcar tor naH MI
hour occasioned by Montagnard, who in the trbuE
gloried Robespice Danon and Mara, and ,heera OF
He affirmed that the mobiles and the priests then mented y
war in La Vendee and the South and gned conVsntoss
with foreign Powers for the invasion of france NJ De
La Borde vociferaed That is not true there you hed
President Dupn rebuked the Montagnard for his euogy OF
|" dttesta6h epoch Of French history =!
The National of this morning rants thus and not without
color of Yes, declare it aloud, explicitly, ds
Democratic right and law-sgairs the Constitution cor
spracy of and certain parties We araign ;hra,
in all form.'
Assuredly witness deep ement OF minds and spirits
it will be almost miracle il escape mighty conflict OF
temeraous enterprise Of change before the month Oh
May The capital and the country divided into sevti
camps deadly and wa,chfully hostile. The army OF the n
lion will decide the point of absolute sway and this not key
10 endure.
M. DnouIS L'Hurs quilted Paris on te 81 tos Eng
land Ambassador fr m France to the Court OF ot James
The antagonism which has long existed between NE
Legislative Assembly and the Government OF Louis Napoeon
has been by vote OF against $780, leaving the
Ministry in m noriy of 75 The subject was the bill tor
making ST. Etenne the chief town OF the Loet nsteas o.
Monbrison and attempt erect the Government s OF
Projects &C. in the rising manufacturing district faik0
General Chanparner voted with the majority.
On the 18th instant the French Assembly passed, by