Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-25

the mutual fear, Of the rival powers Whatsn anomaly
Tree popular Government What upon the fitness
Of this people for sefgovernmen But the commissary Of
the Assembly to bs chosen by the bureau from the whole
list OF commissares in the service of the Government and
only be removed by the Minister of the Interior with the per-
mission Of the bureau Of the Assembly. The list long, and
NJ BAzE will doubtless find who is may soon be made
like Yon, worthy Of all his confidence.
The Maugun affair, it is called rests in statu quo
But unless high influences, similar those which effected the
resignation OF M Yon, are again evoked this drama may
have second and subsequent act which will convert the
drama into tragedy little incident which almost makes
ace Of it. has, journal reports, just occurred The judi-
ca, which thought its Independence and dignity violated
by the summary proceeding of the Assembly for the release
Of M Maugun, has punished the poor keeper the prison
with weeks suspension Of the exercise of his functions It
likely however, to have the chance Of affirming its dec
son The creditor Of NJ. Mauguin the keeper for da
IMAGES caused to him by the release, and persists in the appeal
which Mauguin had commenced but dessed FROM bringing
up for decision the competency Of French order in
any case the arrest Of representative II The right should be
remed and exercised and the Executive called upon
force the of Msuguin would the military forces
of the Executive and Of the Assembly brought into conflict
The course of M. BoSArARrE is not doubtful such
case to occur His reply to the address Of the Judges when
they called officially the Eysee in compliance with the
custom New Years day, sufficiently explicit He said
81 feel very sincere pleasure in offering day to the
Court Of Appeal and to the Bench generally the expression
Of my lively sympathy My dearest wish that principles
may dwell high above the passions of parties Il was
said once There are judges in Berlin !" This that
there existed in Berlin barrier agains: the attacks Of arbra-
ry power II Is much more true in France. Nobody be
ignorant Of this The enlightened independent judiciary
obeys It's conscience only and is assured that Government
will respect this chief guaranty OF civilized soetyhe
decisions Of justice"
The Monae departing from precedent, does not give the
speeches that passed between NM BosAPARrE and DUPrS,
when, the evening of the 3st umo the President with
the other officers of the Assembly, Chat very bureau which
had two days before retained M. Yon in oce called to
press to the Chief the State the compliments Of the
The Consitutionne however, and the Pays and the other
ministerial journals hasten report the very words and
evidently much gra6ed to report conversation which they
justly deem places NJ Dupin representative Of the e
gsaive power in unenviabe light That felicity Of
tort for which M. Dupn is distinguished, and Of which in
society and in the Assembly he gives daily examples quite
failed him. The dignity, the spirit the independence,
all on the side of M. BosAPARrE.
"Monseur lie President" M. DUrrs is reported to have
sad to offer you in the of the Bureau of the
Assembly and in my own nam our very hearty good wishes
upon the commencement Of the year"
M. BoSAPARTE, interrupiDg M. Dupin-"I accept with
pleasure your kind wishes and persuaded you say
that they are sincere but really there was some need Of
the assurance
M. DurIs resumes"The Assembly is interested no less
Of 9th ,he nows,s :" = .' Aa' A"' 60
M. BosArARTE-"Yes, and in the eyes of the country
that Of the powers which shall attack the oher will be
greatly in the wrong For myself, am much less socous
the extension Of my Of Office than
the people, intact and respected the depose which has
trusted to me. It is highly fortunate that there
sivey returning epochs like this Of the year. which
NIT the past to be forgotten enter upon era"
Tha Nof. ovDJs Rrn die
pleased with the reception, that Of the Vice Presidents
Of the Assembly he Immediately retired from the deputaion,
and left the Presidential mansion.
find that Saturday evening" when the vote taken
the resolution ordering the discharge Of M Maugun,
ea of the leading members-O. Barot, Beyrer Changar
nier-le the house to avoid voting All the ministers, all
the known personal friends Of the President Of the Republic,
and Duaure, Duverger de- Hauranne, Mole, Maleville,
Morny and Montalember in opposition to Laroche-
jacquelin's order notire
political condemnation has just taken place here, which
does not show the impariaiy and independence of the
French Judiciary very enviable light nor, indeed, the
laws Of the country which would permit venia offence
be SO severely punished chemist Of Paris and his
student of medicine) charged before the Court Of
Asszes with offence against the person the President Of
the Republic, consisting in the distribution of copies of
plaster bearing the inscription The Boulougne OYSTER
s4O" The cancatue represented rock, upon the summit
Of which displayed large gaping oyster Within he
shell appeared the cacatured likeness Of M Louis Napoleon
Bonapae There also head with the enormous nose,
the small eyes, the bushy moustache and the famous cooked
hat Of the Emperor. For the conception and distribution Of
this wiless and harmless piece Of fun the father and
sentenced each years imprisonment and 5000 ne
The defendants counsel begged postponemen Of the trial.
attend the bed of dying father. 1t refused the trial
odeed and the pronounced without the inter
vention of jury.