Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26

urges it hors de combat. The Oreanists have little chanc
Of success during the minority Of the Count DE PARIS
Gen. CHAssARrIER is undoubtedly stumbling block in III
way Of the President but unless greatly err more So
ous obstacle exists in Gen. CAvAIsSAc Our reasons 70
thinking 20 are briefly stated They founded on the fac
that republican form of Government, quasi Republic
has been established in France and has been acknowledge
by the principal nations Of the world All the great elements
of national prosperity moving under Republican nsttu
tons, and moving toeaby prospeIousy To change th
form of Government would be to endange the present
euily and prosperity, and induce nterminabs period
confusion and distress. Therefore will the majority of the
French people-ahough people their genius and dspo
sion are decidedly epubicanrather continue to live
under Republican rule than the hazard Of change.
Now how they best perpetuate for certain time
nue the Rel ubic Not by re-electing LOUIS NAroLros,
whose aspirations all after the imperial dignity. Not by
calling HEsRr " power, for he claims govern by d.
vine right" Not by turning to the ORLEASIsTs for the
heir of that house minor. and his fends would claim
power through the rights conferred by dynasty Not by
electing CHANeARsIER for be is Legtims in principle,
and would favor the return of the supporters of divine right
power; but by esctng CAvAIssAc, honest and tried
Republican, who saved the Republic in the hour Of imminent
peril, and who is most likely to uphold the existing of
things and keep the country in its onward Of peace
and prosperity.
The number Of public employees in France adds much
the influence Of the party in power and when il is
bered that according made to the Chamber last
session, there 35365 persons occupying civil Offices in
Francs and hathe army navy together number 600
together nearly million of in the prime Of life in the
-k~rsh
the President must be allowed to be immense Upon the
usual calculation the number of adult males in France will
be about nine millions that every ninth employed
and paid by the State To these must be added certain
portion Of the clergy, mahals, generals Judges ambassa-
dors, &c in Short considerable portion Of nearly all the
influential classes in France This is amazing
Executive power and if welded judicouy would be hard
The subject will require much considerations and
the system need thorough remodeng if France intend
ed to continue Republic. An item G! news from France
certainly Of very minor importance but still of consequence
to the musical and fashionable world that Mr. LuMIEr
las obtained the management Of the Italian Opera Paris
The only news from SPAIN is the continued rr-
mors at Madrid of new plans for the invasion of
Cuba. 1t is said that Gen. MIRAsoL has comnu-
nicaed information the Government expressing opinion
that their tenure Of that valuable colony very precarous
one is proposed fory Havana and other pin
cpal seapors 10 Increase the army twelve thousand men, and
to place steamboats, guard the coast At LrsBoS all
fears of military overthrow the Cabinet Of the
Count DE THoMAR had for the present subsded.
All the GERMANIc Powers, except Hanover, have
ratified the treaty of peace between DENMARK and
Prussia, and by it bound themselves to maintain
the authority of the King Of Denmark in HoIstein.
This being the case, the natural supPoson is that
hostlites would cease; and yet we have during the
week received daily accounts of continued fighting
between the Schleswig- Holsteiners and the Danes
at the siege Of Federksad Speaking in military parlance
suppose say that the former have made series
Of daring and sk attacks upon that pacs that the
Danes have defended themselves with great gaantry and
that both parties have covered themselves with glory Still
the attack has hitherto been in vain many hundreds Of brave
have been sacrificed and the hope of peace weakened
by the of angry and excited feeling which such pro-
longed and far ssueess combat must necessarily occasion
we turn to CAssEL we find every there the qui
upe. The contemplate Elector is stainng every
short Of absolute violence to provoke overt act Of nsuec
tion which no doubt would be the signal for the troops Of
Bavaria Hanover ADVANCE they understood to
have received instructions do from the Frankfort Diet
Such advance would cause, there doubt PRUSSIA
promptly abandon all half measures and to march the
cue of the gallant but pacfcaly inclined Hessians
The key Of German events n the hands of the King Of
PRussIA and his Minister General VoS RADowIrz, who
looked upon in Austria the RussiaD
Austrian policy. The appointment Of Radowz is regarded
pronuncameto against Austria, and almost induces the
latter dare Russia proceed to exemties The true
Of affairs in Germany and the crisis upon which those
affairs will turn the course which the Frankfort Diet die
tated to by Austria will take towards HEssE CAssEL Prussia
will suffer hostile movement in that direction. The
appointment of Radowitz guarantee that the moment of
indecison which alluded last week, has passed. A
would then commence, Of which pretend
see the termination or the issue.
OCTOBER LIP. M.
The Holstein expedition against Frederickstadt
has been abandoned; the guns were Withdrawn on
the evening of the 5th. The Queen of the Belgans
is pronounced something better. The news from
Germany is shade more pacific. Austria speaks
rather more moderately to Prussia, and Prussia is
civil but firm towards Austria.
The Elector Of Hesse has treated deputation
of Judges, &c. from Cassel very cavalierly. He
declares he must have unconditional obedience,
and that he will not admit any meddling interfe-
renee with his sovereign rights.
FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT
PARIS, OCTOBER 10, 1850.