Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-01-26
LATE FROM PARIS.

coRnEsPosDEScE OF THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.
The Journal des Debats of this day contends,
through three editorial columns, strenuously and
convincingly, against any hostile expedition from
France to La Plata and in favor OF peace with
Buenos Ayres. II concludes with these sentences !:
"a Government much more solidly established
than ours-England- whose finances are in a
far better plight to bear costly enterprise, and
whom no one can charge with being deficient in
pride, and due comprehension Of its interests, has, after
having long coopeated with La Plata, accepted, with
in the few months past and without any modification, the
treaty negotiated by Admiral LEPREDorR We reason
for not acting England has DONE" The Journal La
Pesse and the number of La Rece DIES Deur Mondc,
argue and exposuae the side, and give quarters
to the Montevdeo preensons. But the Constitutional
more nearly allied to the Ministypleads for formidable
expedition So does the monarchica Assemble Rationale.
The will be debated in the Assembly this afternoon. An
old philosopher used observe that every born with
his bag of folly big little, and empied somewhere.
Governments have such bags and the French has shown that
whether monachcal republican, is wonderfully provd
ed The Notifications Of Paris and the expedition to Rome
the conquest of Nigeria and the occupation Of islands in
Oceanic, striking instances and now there may be
another in costly proongaon of the forlon contest with
Rosas. The soundest rule for every nation, well for
every individual to abstain from interfering with the affairs
Others unless there be absolute duty necessity Since
the reduction Of the fortress Of Zaacha in Algeria which
the French twelve hundred and thirty killed and wounded
among whom thirty officers and three hundred subaerns
the contumacous Arab tribes have, for the part pro-
ysionay returned their aleganceha is their tribute Of
money and provisions. Real allegiance is not
pected nor assumed in the arrangements of the
any where. To shake off the yoke Of the del forms the
ruling passion and constant study of the Mohammedan po-
pulation
We are second me sorely disappointed in not receiv
ing President TAILoRs Message. and have especially TO la
the of the delay. Upon this Of the Paris
journals of this morning offer short The Journal
des Debats remarks " Such beginning portends stormy
session." La Presse says Thirty balotings have
been known before in the parliamentary assemblies of any
country. The circumstance throws the Washington Govern
into situation difficult il is whimsical. The dis
cord among the Wings betokens weakness in the Executive
branch Long ago predicted that the slavery question
would upset the Union the lettering has begun" La
Pe from the statements and opinions Of the New
York Herald Not few Of the friendly French folks
press fear that the United States going the way all
flesh.
Ifby blind, wild anatcal contention, they should the
splendid avor recently avished them by Providence,
and the glorious desnies gaciousy opened TO their
will and faculty, it will be unexampled Of ingra
tude to God, and perverse folly in people.
Mr. Glars truly American and patriotic speech at Ba
the 3Oth November, in reference to slavery in Cali
on, and generally in the Unon and the last paragraphs of
reply Of General CAss address at New York,
respecting mutual fobearance and the spirit Of compromise
should be inscribed in golden characters tablets each
rance of each House Of Congress.
The arrest Of the French Vice Consul Matamoros and
the occupation by the British agent Of the island Of ge
cite attention here. That omnous monsrous word war;
is gby enuncated by Of the French editors is
by too many q the American.
Yesterday seated for hour and half at dinner
next to NJ SAiSBoIs-LECoMTE, and conversed about
his mission the United Sates and the prospects Of cons
utiona monarchy in Piedmont, where he filled the post
which he is occupy Washington He enteans strong
hopes Of the duration Of such monarchy carried out
in administrative reforms and public works. Hitherto the
Masses the rural in particular have been Indifferent about po
ica institutions and conceived the King to be all power and
all rghtul sovereignty. Madame Bos- LIZ CoMTE seems
lady Of quick intelligence accustomed to the best forms and
circles in society is not probable that they will embark
for several weeks.