Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-13

was due to foreign holders only $3a0 900 coming to domes
tic holders According this shout thirty millions of dol
lars Of the debt Of that State is hold in Europe, leaving bot
ten millions in the hands Of United States capitalists.
FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT.
'Aa .a Paris, AUGUST Is, 1851. 10
We have no stirring intelligence to send you by
this mail, either from France other portions Of
the continent. But events seem to me to be surely
conducting here, and throughout Europe, TO another
conflict between the despoiic and democratic prin-
ciples; and see no signs of that union and con-
cert Of action among the friends of rational liberty
which would make the triumph of democracy safe
and desirable. On the contrary, in this country,
which is to commence and perhaps determine the
result of the strife, these men, by their divisions
upon names ensuing the destruction Of liberty either by
desposm anarchy The hopes Of the revolutionary party
in France were never higher their prospects BETTER
at the present moment t rsf ee 7ae
have just read interesting letter from Lepsic giving
an account Of the public ceremony which place there on
the 9th instant upon the Of the inauguration of
bronze statue in honor Of SAMUEL the inventor
ofthe homeopathic method Of curing diseases Dr. Hahne
mann was not born Leipsc, but at Meissen in Saxony
on the 10th Of April. 1855 He resided, however, at the
former place from 1912 to S2l and pIacsed his method
physician with much that hs apothecares Of the
city took the ALARM fearing that their occupation would soon
gonehom@opathc practitioners being 10 the habit Of
pairing their own medicines. They therefore commenced
against their dangerous rival series Of prosecutions and
prosecutions which, after eleven years Of struggle resulted in
driving the doctor from the city The regular physicias
joining with the apohscaes, petioned Government. 10 en-
force against him law common in Germany, forbidding
physicians administer medicines prepared by themselves
This done, and Hahnemann retired to Gothen whose
duke invited him to settle there. i8. Aas a.st'
Leipsc has just made to the ilustrous homeopathic
signal reparaon fine colossal bronze statue representing
it, subject in sitting posture, has been raised him. and
occupies position at the Of the public promenade
the theatre and gate Of Blumsnbeg The procession Of
honor composed the disciples Of the DOCTOR
Of the municipal authorities of the city, and Of many Of the
principal citizens Hymns chsn,ed and Grafton pro-
nounced by distinguished homo ,pahis which was follow
cd by the recital Of latin verses Of which the chorus
" simiIa simiHbus curantur. The statue was then
solemnly RENTED the Of the Fathers Of the city Of
Lepsc The spot where the statue has been erected was
avoe Of Hahnemann, and many ere present At
tho Inauguration who remembered having often seen strong
the grounds the object and finally the vc.im mean and
narrow minded prosecutions. asl NJ.
About the time that these ceremonies were taking place at
giving farewell banquet Dr. NUE. one Of his most
stingushed disciples Dr.. NJ, after having largely con-
buted to the introduction and propagation Of hom patty
America gone spread the knowledge and practice Of
il in Africa and Asia.
The European public had for many months lost sight Of
tie pncey domains of M LAMARrIrE in the East coded
him by the Sultan and lying within bis dominons Of ASH
Minor. letter from Smyrna, published in Belgian Jour
nal reported that they becoming the of grave dis
orders that assassnaons bad become there Of almost ay
occurrence. The letter has elected from NJ de Lsmar,nes
Journal lie Pays the following information touching this
properly:
There is truth whatever in this article of which the
unkind intention manifest The territory granted by the
Sultan to De LANARTIsE is Peoped exclusively by Turks
shepherds and lers of The soil These Turks, like their
whole race Of extremely mild manners and occupy eight
villages. During the last years there has been but
single OF outrage committed the territory and
that was BY foreigner Greek 1t is equally false M.
de Lamne proposes work these lands by means Of Euro
pean colonists II is, the contrary, within our knowledge
thai he refused, after his return from Smyrna all propositions
to accept grants from him. unwilling to be instrumental in
removing from their native country cuivato who this
would find there neither their language their climse
their customs M. do Lamarine is present serkng to
raise pmsry fund necessary for the commencement of the
profitable working Of this rich possession" e s,es
The work of LAMARrISE, The History of the Resfo-
ration has excited much attention here And il has stirred
up in many bosom the fires Of poll ica and personal ami
moste which almost extinct, and which it were better
perhaps have revived The chapter on the execution
Of the Duke DEseHIKN, which has just gone the rounds of
the newspapers we'll calculated effect this and call
public attention to the work matter Of speculation REsE
DE- RovIso, Of Gen. SAvARH, BoDapartes principal
instrument 10 that murder, is Legims, and men,
Der of the editorial corps Of that party in Paris His ndgns
ton very naturally aroused BY the unworthy part which
the historian makes savay play in the tragedy Of vincennes
The wrath Of the thus breaks forth upon this subject in
die cou INNS Of the CorsaiYe. s,, s,gs ssss3
sWe defy M. LAHARrISE, who has by turns fattered
and vi6ed all Govenmens who hsswrien the Girondins
aud the History Of tie esoroo, has written corona
ton odes, and gided the gultne, defy him to cite
single Of bis books which entitled 10 this pp;gsph
Montague, This book Of good aih' To secure the
sale OF bis buck M do Lsmane has burrowed with esg.r
hands in the sorehuse of political hstrs He has exbued
caumnies disdained by history; he has wuy and deibe
raey attempted make gain and attention by the
ripping up and re-edipg Of old scandals He commenced
with splendid eulogy oil the resoraon and great
commoon in the yalis, Exchange he sioned for this
homage rendered to brilliant past by fishful ds'ribe
against Gen. CADoSDAL, that glorious soldier whom First
Consul unable dishonor seduce and the old
nsns Of the Empire clapped their hands And then,
was necessary any to concae the JAccbn sympathy
the pentac hashed up his style the bloody epsooe
Of v,ncennes and has made he calls unedted light
stream from upon the man Of the 10 6run,qre.
49, We did not mean to answer, but 10 our in
dgnaion is drawing yet there thought that
suggests ITSELF and it 10 sufficient pac The pen that
throwing mud upon the memory of ather the
dshonor Of An