Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-06
FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT,
PARIS, Auausr IA, 1851,

mayor Oh LONDON anu the thirty Thousand OF ms
countrymen whom it is calculated were drawn to
the French capital by the week festival, either
returned TO their own smoke and fog and dullness
at home, or are skimmng down the Rhine, or lOiter
ing at Baden-B Baden, or snufing pure air on the,
mountains of Switzerland An immense amount
Of national fraternity has doubtless been manufac-
tured during the last fortnight. The members Of
the Peace Society think that much has been done
toward the consummasion they so devou,ly wish
though, truth to say, they had some misgivings
upon the occasion of that magnificent sham-batle
in the Champs de Mars, which wound up the
weeks entertainment There are others whose
sentiments toward the English in particular and
mankind in general are just what they were before
the tsfes; and they find their meditatons directed
with much earnestness to some of the other conse-
quences of weeks entertainment in Paris of thr-
ty thousand rich Englishmen and twenty thousand
other foreigners all nearly al easy circumstances Lit
tie you think there are gay generous, and chval.
c France who have the Yankee propensity to look to
the chance. They appreciate francs and oil money
questions with much nicely and sagaciy do in Anne
These gnobe Frenchmen have been calculating what
these have cost and comparing the result with the amount
Of good hard money which these strangers have left behind
them in exchange the various productions o which their
industry is celebrated and they cappng their hands for
joy They did il to be of course II pure
love Of Engshmen and universal fraternity that inspired the
ttes yetsee how is that virtue is its rewadhe
strangers entertained have been have spent
Paris some seven or eight times than the cost Of the
ste The trade Of Paris has been known 10 be 80
brisk at this season as during the last three weeks The
practice Of the virtue Of hospitality is found pleasant that
two more projects for stes gigantic scale get
ting up for the last of this and the whole Of month and
the papers are Astounding with exhoraons fraternity and
hospitality. 8 e I'M
The Assembly vacation, and the immense political gath
erng which is ordinarily concentrated in Paris dus
ed for few months the whole Of France Members
canvassns their departments with much animation in order
appear the reopenng in November with additional I'M
fuence or or against the revision Of the Constitution for
against the proogaton Of the powers of NJ BosArARrE for
or against the repeal of the law Of 3lst May.
The hopes of the Democrats very strong Their pros
poets perhaps are improving They profess at any rate, to
be sure of the victory their prospects Frightening they
owe almost exclusively to the divisions OF their enemies
grave session has taken place since last wrote 10 the Les
tmist party. The majority, under the lead Of I'M. BsRRr-
EK and DE FALLoux, united with the Bonaparists in the
election Of the Permanent Commission Of Twenty five,
Guiding all Democrats and many Orleanists This move,
showing an abandonment Of the high monachca ground
sumed by BsnRrzn and DE FALLoux the debates which
preceded the vote upon revision in the Assembly, and apo
liability that Legitimist influence would support NJ Bona
PAaTEs reelection, thus still adjounng the crisis by which
Henry " be placed upon the throne, and perhaps
curing the success Of imperial usurpaoD, ubrage to
portion Of the party represented BY the journal Opinion
PubIque The unity Of the party is destroyed BY the seps-
ration Of large fraction, who rebel against what they term the
dctation Of MN. BERRrER and FALLoUx. They as OPP
posed to revision unless be total and Bonapa and
they are favor Of the party coming out with constitution
d and legal Legt candidate for the Presidency 10 order
to combat and defeat the unconstitutional candidacy OF M
BoSAPARTE and the illegal candidacy Of LEDRu RoILIs and
the Prince Of JoISvILLE all Of whom are now pretty GER
tain be competitors in 1852. The small portion Of the
Legmt party represented by the Gazette de France
bitter against NM BKnRrKR and FALIoUx, yet does
agree with Opinion Pu6Gqu So, 10 fact the Legimists
are as much divided the Oe,nists both these parties
weakened and the extremes the parties Of the Empire
and Democracy-n other words the parties Of despoism and
anarchy profit by their stfes. Il getting to be pretty
well understood that the Prince Of oISvILLE be brought
out for the Assembly place Of Gen. MAGsAU member for
Paris, who resigned recently.
Two days since there celebrated at the Iuads with
much military pomp funeral ceremony in honor Of Marshal
SEBAsrIASI. The occasion sgnalized by alarming
accident servant who moving about with instru-
snt light the candles used in the religious services neg
gently carried his light the funeral drapey with which
the chapel adorned II took fire, and the fame
pidy to the glorious military trophies OF tho
empire hundred and thirty flags taken from the
enemy hundred fields, which hung up beneath the
DOME It thought for while that these highly -pIed
of the martial prowess Of France would be all in
eviaby destroyed But by immense exeron and with great
risk Of life most and all Of the really valuable, saved
with but little damage. Some twenty-five flags
sumed but these were taken in Africa and Spain The
y-two standards which brought to Paris after the
paon o Austetz were fortunately not in place at the mo-
ment Of the accident They had been removed TO afford
room for the erection Of Nspoleons tomb which in
Of construction All these flags saved by con-
ceament from the reclamation of the allies when they had
possession Of Paris in 1915.
Letters from Vienna. dated Sd August, state that the EN-
peror Of has refused to upon any The
enlargement Of KossurH.
AT the sitting Of the Academy Of Sciences Of the 4h instant
M ARAGo communicated letter received by him from NJ
MAuvAs Of the deputed by the Observa
tory Of Paris repair Danzc for the purpose Of ring
from that point the central solar eclipse Of the 2Sh July
SCI hasten to you, says M MAUvAIs, "that
have had the good fortune to observe all the phases of
the total eclipse The observation Of KUTczIKY isuly
coroboraed for have OF those luminous red
dish points completely isolated at 2, distance beyond the
edge the moon and smother Of these potubeances bent
n the form Of crescent and possessing the most
binary appendices Several Of these appearances evidently
increased size, but Of them changed their form du
ring the time that they remained visible have been ena
sbed to establish the existence Of polarization well upon
the moon itself upon its circumference but with aspects
50 mingled with various coors that experienced great diff
s Tha has