Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-22

AMI loyalty respeced-such is the sole object Of MY ambition
hope that with the aid Of ell good citizens, Of all MEM
bers Of my family, shall not be wanting in courage in
perseverance accomplish this work of national restoration,
which is the only of rendering France long per-
specive Of happiness without which the present. tram
gull as lie, must occasion Dquietude and sery At
Ter many vicsstudes and Ruthless trials France, enght
ened by her own experience will herself discover, feel con-
fdent, in what direction her best destnies The day
which she shall be convinced that the traditional and secular
principle Of hereditary monarchy the guaranty for the
stability of her government and the development Of liberty,
she will find In Frenctman devoted and anxious to rally
round him all the capacities, all the talents all the glory, all
the men who BY their services have meied the gratitude Of
the country" #aA
This letter clearly shows that the Count wishes to contrast
HIMSELF the champion Of Parliamentary independence with
the supposed conspaor against its freedom, he President
of the Repubc His book bated to catch all those who
deem morally certain that LOUIS NAPOLEON will take the
first opportunity Of freeing himself forever from the curb Of
Parliament M CHANBoRD procams that he is content to
wait till "France enlightened by her own experience, viii
herself discover that the traditional and secular principle Of
hereditary monarchy the guaranty for the stability Of
her Government and the development Of liberty All that
add upon the subject is, let him wait until France
convinced upon this point and feels that she longer do
without him.
The French National Assembly is doing very little at pre-
sent probable that the next exciting question will be
Mr. CREToss bill for the repeal Of the Royal Families BAN
ishment bill. If it be adopted, it will be great check
Louis NAroLEos hopes and would increase the chance Of
the Prince JoSvILLr, because votes in his favor as Pre-
sden would then be legal Il is almost certain that the
Assembly will not grant the revision of the constitution,
recognise any attempt al proonsaen Of the Presidents
On the contrary the friends Of the President hope that when
the Presidential election takes place. overwhelming mso
Of the electors will give him their in spite of the
suon, which prohibits his reelection, and they believe
he imnossihle nc the sf;oy
Gen. GARIBALDI Is said to have arrived at GENOA and to
be planning there with MAszISI the invasion Of Italy in the
spring. II is difficult to conceive how any foreign Power
have interest in supplying money Gabald for the
purpose Of creating disturbance in Italy, and thereby ha
zard agitation throughout Europe No doubt Mazzn and
Gabadi have funds but they the product Of individual
subscriptions There is much confusion however, in the
extracts which have from variety of foreign
papers with respect to the movements Of these individuals
and if believed all these accounts they would each othem
be in three four places at the time the latest and
fullest statement is however, that they both at Genoa
the nth instant stated from ROME that the Jesus
are present. disgrace with the PoPE for having publish
ed favorable Of Mazzni in their periodical jour
nal the Ciuka Catoica. popular demonstration
pected Rome the 9th instant that being the anniversa
ry Of the Republic Nothing Of the kind took place, how
ever of the French regiments being matched
about teroren The QUEEs Of Engands Speech where
she audes the Papal aggressons said have given
satisfaction among the ecclesascs and disappointment among
the liberals We do the for either Of these
effects The number of the London Times which contain
ed the of the intended abcaon of the Pope
stopped by the post office authorities at Rome The
official gazette has contradcted the report. The impor-
an act will be carried into effect, it is said in June
As respects GERMANY have little The latest in
egence is, however, important. An understanding in part
is said to have positively been effected Dresden between
AUSTRIA and Prussia. The rotation in the Presidency Of
the Executive has been conceded by Austria and
return both Prussia and Bavaria have consented to the
reception of all the Austrian provinces into the Germanc
Confederation, and Austria engages defend this
against the eaouses Of foreign Powers The smaller States
however still continue their opposition the Austrian pro-
4 posals.
FEBRUARY %.
Another day of intense excitement has closed
with the resignation by Lord STANLEY of the charge
entrusted to him by her Majesty of forming Cab
met. His Lordship is said to have expressed his
inability, at the present moment, to form an admin
| istration. He failed altogether in inducing any
leading member Of the " Peel party to agree to
the terms upon which he proposed to carry on the
Government After receiving Lord STANLEY's
resignation, her Majesty forwarded despatch to
Lord JOHN RUSSELL. The Peel party, includ-
ing the Earl of ABERDEEN, Sir JAMES GRAHAM, and
Messrs. SIDNEY HERBERT, GLADSTONE, GoULBURN,
and CARDwELL, were in constant communication
during the day. A despatch was received from Sir
JAMES GRAHAM at the Palace, about eight o'clock
last night to which her Majesty Immediately replied. The
this morning is that the business Of forming admin
sraon is in the hands Of Lord CLARENDON with the ad
dton that his Lordhp intends call the aid of Mr. Con-
DEN Be this may, the hope that freetrade Ministry
will be formed under Lord Clarendon, caused considerable
improvement in the funds yesterday, and felt in the
ket at'its opening to-day.
The from FRANCE, received this morning, Is mpor
tan nasmuch contradcs the reports Of fusion between
the two branches Of the Boubon which we have alluded
The arrangements said have failed principally through
the opposition Of the Prince JoISvILLE, who thinks that
hs right to offer himself candidate for the Presidency
the election might be compromised by the proposed
fusion The Prince is however, likely to have more
serious obstacle placed in his way by the decided opposition
manifested by the French Government against the project Of
amnesty which be carried allow the Prince any
Of his family return France. The Count CRAWFORD
intends to visit London during the great exhibition. 1t
said that the Of the Projects from all quarters of France
the great activity Of the Socialists Large meet
ings being continually held with political tendency from
which they have been lately exempt The attention Of the
authorities is directed many societies which have hitherto
been regarded being Of merely charitable description, and
free from party political bias. The Minister at War
that the number of French troops Rome be reduced
this year below ten thousand men, with fifteen hundred
horses and that he assign any period for the termna