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

10y which awhoe party openly Processes for these sgso
The violent manifestations which have inundated justice and
enforced the acquitta Of Lopez and his sccopcs szsd
pssae deheQ and gioyiog in their crims the insn-
on expressed In the journals and BY Of make
the annexation Of Cuba the bslecy Of hs Presdsn
nal eecon all these accumulated facts prove that there
exists with considerable portion Of the Auericsn people
strong unreasonng, irresistible desire to lay hands upon the
Queen Of the Antilles And the emergency m.v 81 Fore
when France and England will be called upo bv oaio
to keep the engagement contracted twenty Eve years ago
to protect Cubs. An English journal already makes cle,
alusoa to this eventusy, and recalls mind in summary
the which induced the Powers 10 gssrsusy
to Spain the possession of Cuba. 49,
In fact let the United States which possess already
large part the shores Of the Gulf Of Mexico and covs the
rest let them succeed in seixing is to say the
most important military station Of tho West Iodissand is il
to be believed that Hsy will long escaps them Do We
no. know that two ago proposition made tho
Amsrican Government to make the conquest Of Hsyt, and
annex It TO the Union, if the American Government would
permit the contractors to the expenses Of the conquest
by selling into slavery soulouque and his subjects Who
believes that it would be difficult excts resurrection Ia
Porto Rico and seize upon the island Same has
would have succeeded 10 Cuba Thus BY little and little
the Americans would the rounds Of the Antilles and By
and by when the Ihmus Of Panama shall be pierced and
passage opened the Pacific ocean, the Unied States
would d themselves in position ntsrdct the access to
il to all the nations Of the globe. 2 gsFlaet yAsB9s
s'H the maritime Powers have duty to perform toward
SPAIN and at the time TO their own nstions interests
Spain on its side i bound render this duty easy To them
The attachment Of the Cuban coonss 10 the mc.ropolss
the most efficient barrier which 10 possible 10 Oppose to
American cupidiy. We do not think that hitherto Spain
has done all that she could do or III that she ought 10 DO to
corcilate the affections of the Crsoss Important reforms
have been long since demanded and unreasonsbly adj
journed.' gsss le3s ss fsBs,,t t..,.asl a,
I find in the Lass letters from the East the fol-
lowing notice of American diplomacy in Constan-
tinople: FL III, s.....,..3 +, ,..,
The Porte is nfe1ible with regard to the Italian refu
gees, who have given him much trouble and whose er-
pulson has been ordered In this number is included one
NJ LEM who, in the absence of the Minister Of the United
States had succeeded in getting himself nominated employee
in the American chsnceery for the purpose Of enjoying the
privileges and mmunes which belong 10 that character
The Porte refused permit this subefuge, and upon the
arrival Of the Charge dAfaes who preceded the return to
Constaninople Of Mr. MAasH, Cooked for on the l6th)
note Of remonstrance addressed to him which had the
desired effect NJ LEMr consequently deprived Of Anne
rican protection, and orders Immediately given to him
and TO others Of the category esve forthwith.
This M LEMI had, seems, in the latter part Of July,
paired to Kutayeh deliver Kossuh some despaiches
from the revolutionary committee Of London. The Austrian
Ambassador, informed Of the fact made 1.-THE subject of Of
fetal complaint This incident g.ve the Turkish Govern
lively dspleasure, and contributed no little provoke
the rigorous which now appears determined 70
carry into effect" :8 s88'aJ t&fd aSr. sa 3ssiase
Another severe blow has Just fallen upon the
Republican press of Paris. NJ. SARRANs.. one Of
the veterans Of the French press, . member Of the
late Constituent Assembly, and M. Coo, manager
Of the journal La Semaine, have been sentenced,
the former 10 2 0OOfr. fine and six months impri-
sonment the latter to 2,0O0fr fine and three MONTHS
imprisonment, for article Of which M. ssrrnswas the
suthor published in the Semais the l6h Of May last
The article criticized severely the Of political
prisoners Of Belle Isle and il charged with repeating
odious and eusd charges against the pan
and with purpose calculated excite against said
GOVERNMENT aud bring into contempt The jury brought
in verdict of guilty, with extenuang ci,cums ance when
sentence intmated above, immediately pronounced
noticed at the time verdict that wasyendered
few weeks since sganst CHARLss HUeo editor Of another
republican journal, for article sgain capital punishment
This young gentleman, who is undergoing h sentence
IN one Of the prisons Of the city, has just received esmo-
NAL Of respect and sympathy, signed by fifty of The
editors Of Great Britain The letter is couched in terms of
indignation and sgens the measures Of this Govern
ment restrictive Of the liberty of the press none Of the
journals venture to reproduce in full Such did 90 would
doubtless their editors sharing with Hugo his cell in
the famous prison Of the Coneierge,ie a,ii ters
We have just had here specimens Of the man
ner in which the members Of the Bonspars family seek to
reestabsh royal customs in their relations with those about
them, even during the Republic. $50 s5s4a 81 ss ,ysf
JRRoME BosAPARrE uncle Of the President Marshal and
Governor Of the Invad refused few days since to attend
the funeral ceremonies the Invals in honor OF Marshal
Sebastian Upon two previous similar occasions Mashal
Jerome Bonpae, Governor of the Invslds has refused to
be present. Why Heis forsooth King Of West halls
and his being funeral ceremony Of any parsonage
less than King would be condescensun and departure
from dignity Of which be incapable Yet the three mar
shaIs whom he has thus sighted ENTHUSIASTICALLY solder
and better soldiers than himself and his superos in actual
dignity be mashas cf earlier dsfe by several yeas
NJ BouLAT, Vice President Of the Republic, an old init
mate and devoted friend Of NJ Louis Napoleon ansparte
President has sstwek been united in marriage most
worthy lady The President himself present at the
ceremony. Plain Mr. Boulay far beneath The Prince
ia BIRTH expectations and present station for such Thing 10
be possible 4ss s.s. ssf..4i. 8. trs3s{s
II is supposed that reconc iaon has taken place be-
tween the PaEsrDEsr and his cousin PlERRx who h.s for
year past, bis too hasty from Africa brsn w.t.
ing in oppoiion with the rabbi Mon,agaasds NJ, y
PIsRRx BosAPARrE br K. his leg lately Wild eapsr On
horseback. The Pref dent instantly cakd hrs couan
The meeting said TO have been very sc r. the 10
cancellation complete Nobody supposed Pierre 20 Be-
other than republican from spite. a3estsa t@4 se.f4
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