Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-07-27

of5 day lad satisfied m.that be unable acc m Iii
render himself
Inquiry has made known, touching this young man, whc
declared his name to be Georges Alfred Walker II years
age printer by tradc that he is the eldest of very
honest and respectable family but that Georges has beer
its grief and shame, leading disspaed idle, vicious life e
quenng the most dsreputabe haunts, and keeping the wo
company both He constant attendant of the
violent republican clubs, and had often made himself
remarked by his extreme political opinions Hedecares that
he has accompces and had communicated to
other person the guilty project be medating. AS yet
nothing has been discovered of nature TO mpeach the truth
of this statement. On Saturday Walker underwent several
judicial examinations which resulted in suggesting to the
minds of the Pefec of Police and Attorney General serious
doubts the sanity of the young They caused him
to be visited by medical men. who agreed that Walker not
of sound mind The Constitutional OF this morning
that has been determined send him to the in
sylum at Bcetre.
The question of Legislative is beginning seriously
occupy the attention Of members and persons Of the
House who take interest in public affairs Shall there be
recess How long shall il be " anxousy debated
questions The Left is unanimously opposed any inter-
ruption of the s,,ings Of the Assembly The Extreme Right
is said be equally hostile the project There is ac
uon OF tne Legltmisl party quHe imprhcucapie.
M.VALEsrrs Montagnard, third lieutenant in the army,
elected by the Socialists is expected die from sword
thrust received few days since in duel, growing of
discussion in the Assembly. His adversary NJ CrARr,
devoted Bonapatist M. Clay is cousin of the Pesi-
dent and nephew of Bernadotte, late King of Sweden.
General FARyIER has introduced into the Assembly pro-
position which, the honor of France could hope
favoraby received Its perform at last the pledge
given to the African chief Kader the condition Of
his surrender by sending him Alexandria st. Jean
dAcre. He has, violation Of that spuaop been closely
confined in France various FORTS since his capture three
four years since His health and that Of his family who
share his captivity, greatly suffering from this strict i'm
prisonment in foreign cme 1t is astonishing to with
what cooness individuals and journals admitting the pledged
word Of France, pretend to justify its violation by pleading
the probability that Abd-el-Kader would break his own
pledge of neutrality and hostiites. 1t is lasting
stigma upon the fame of Gen. Lamorcere, whom the
render was made and who gave the pledge for France that
being Minister War; and having the power redeem it. he
refused TO do The bill, sure, will be rejected by the
Assembly.
The new Electoral Lists under the law of the 3ls Of
May complete for Paris, and know the extent to
which the universal suffrage established by the constitution
has been affected by the law In the twelve arondse
mens of the city there is hencefoh voting population Of
SCety Jour Eh0SQnd ne nudloer OF clzens lnscrlpeu
under the reign of suffrage understood in is4s,
was about three hundred and twenty-five thousand. One
hundred and fifty thousand of those who voted the late
elections of March and April stricken from the list Yet
with this result staring them in the face the Ministerial
journals pretend that universal suffrage still exists, and
only regulated by the late law. Without doubt the effects
Of the new law will be less sensby felt in the Provinces espe
cay the agricultural districts but every where it will
prove rather destructive than reguatve of this constitutional
right. ..a.-
BoYER, the distinguished and esimabe exPresdent of
Hsyt is lying at the point of death in Paris. ..s
NJ FAYE announces that the Portuguese Government in
tends establish the observatory at Lisbon and devote it
specially the study Of the Zenith stars. This observatory
is the only in Europe from which may be observed the
noted of Argeander it passes the zenith This STAR
which courses quickly the vault of heaven, and
whose paraax yetis i'll determined been the theme
an able and serious discussion between NM. Faye and
Struve The installation of zenha telescope at tue OBJ
serva,ory of Lisbon, will permit the of a
series Of observations which lead directly to the deni
tive of the paraax of the of Argelande
and of many Others which have not yet been remarked.
journal which daily quoted as excellent authority here,
says that the Spanish Ambassador at Paris and the French
Minister of Foreign Affairs have had several interviews the
object of which prepare the basis of alliance between
the European nations interested or the prevention IN future
Of the piracy and attacks not allowed by the law OF ma
tions which may be committed under the protection OF the
onstrous legislation Of the United States of America upon
this subject" This Government it asserted, has received
yery fvoaby the advances of the Duke Ct SoToMArER,
and was decided that England should be invited to par
tcpae ia negotiations having for their object end much
10 be desired by all civilized nations