Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-09-28

side orssee their failure. The great majority Of the leg
mis however, with their chief the Count Of Chambod, are
quite sincere in their efforts at reconciliation All their inter-
ess mpe them to be Even the chiyalc and mpetuous
Larochsjaquen since bis return from Wesbaden, has writ
ten modest and concatng letter for publication, ia which
he says that differing seriously from the vast majority OF his
party in the Assembly touching the which in the PRES
conuncure became Legmsts pusue he had not the
preenson insist upon the absurdiy of the Prince separa
ing himself from the majority to follow bis lead de ex-
presses the hope that when the Assembly shall meet in No
yembe the party will be found united upon all really imPor-
questions Should prove otherwise, should ne md
that he consistently cooperate with the majority OF his
party he will not hesitate sacrifice himself and retire from
public life rather than afford occasion to dssensions which
would prove fatal their This patriotic, and per-
sisted n would fail invest Larochejaquen with addi
tional consideration But patriotic abnegaion is one the
least Of the virtues Of the French politician, and must see
done before believe that this gentleman will consent thus to
"eace himself" There will still be- however, in the As
semby ertreme right The members Of are already ex
pressing their determination terminate the connexon they
have hitherto maintained with the moderate right in the par
amenay clubs and to form exclusive club OF their own
There GOODNESS springing up between France and Swift
zerland, confirmed by if not originating in the omission OF
Switzerland to send complimentary embassy TO the Fres
dent upon the occasion Of his late visit to the Rhine This
attention paid him by several other of the neghbong
Powers. The omission the pointed, M Bona
pare formerly citizen Of the Swiss republic, and still
repued be of particular intimacy with Its present
Chief Magistrate The neglect especially mpolic on
the part Of Switzerland at the present moments for Prussia is
known to medang the assertion Of its ancient sovereign
ty Neufchae summarly shaken off in ls4S. The
other Powers have consented The Of France
has been solicited bu, yet accorded This important
question. II France concus the spirit of its government
evnced in the Roman expedition would dictate, there
would without doubt be raised terrible to do at home If
consent be refused and Prussia should nevertheless backed
by the other Powers proceed to regain her lost prncpay
French propre, ycep dignity, would mpe the repub
lie nterpose the side of Switzerland and foreign wal
would be imminent.
The Poupo audes yesterday the report that the United
States Government inclined to submit the points Of dis
pue between itself and Portugal the arbitration Of M.
Bonapare and sdds give know not to what extent this in
gence may be true, but would be impossible for us to be
Indifferent to this mark of confidence, which would honor
France in the person of her usrous representative
know not either to what extent the report is ue hope to
very small extent should be very sorry to Ameri-
can money claim referred French decision. For think
that with French statesmen, the perception of justice but
the conscience Of is extremely weak and they retain an
ever lively remembrance of the affair Of the five millions