Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26
IRON oUR P.aRIS CORRESPONDENT:

Z Go i9a3a@ alaan @s.@ PARIS, APRIL 10, 195l.ss
Important changes have lately been operated the
political press Of Paris. few days since we saw
leading editor of one Of the principal Oeanst organs
" Ordre) 60 over to the Legitmist camp one Of the
rare converts to the policy Of FUSION Three or
four days since the readers Of the Pays (he Bonapars
paper to which have had frequent occasion aude IN the
course Of my correspondence stonished its readers pub.
shng in the s place. Of the f column Of the first page,
short note, signed by Of it's principal editors and adj
dressed the eighth, announcing without ceremony and with
out explanation their retirement Four lines appended TO-
the noe by the eighth editor suced to announce, with as
little ceremony and without explanation, bis retirement also.
day OF two solved the mystery LAMAnTIrEs Conseier
M Pup and the Pays were TO be fused into One under the
inspiration of M. de Lamartine ! NJ A. ella Gueron.
Mere Of the journal La Press retes from his conne1ion
with M de Girardin to assume under Lamaine the drec
ton Of the Pays By this is understood that
the Eyse loses one 81 is most reckless supporters The
Constitutional now remains the only paper Of Paris that
counsels openly the pursuit Of personal Bonapars ends
any means, legal and illegal remember months ago
predicting the fall Of the Pays II was pursuing an ultra
Bonapas course, with daily loss in expenses over income
Of several hundred francs It impossible that that game
could be long played None doubt Of the direction which
notable portion Of the Presidents three millions then took
The fall Of the Bonspaftist sheet very naturally
nec,ed with the late failure Of the dotaton BILL and held
be con6matory Of the reports vehemently denied the
time Of the payment by the President Of strong monthly
subvenon The pure Bonapart papers not remarkable
for longevity. Since the accession Of M. Bonsparte we
coun. four, the Napoleon the Liz Decembre the Pouo,
the Pays which have lived short convusve lives and sud
denly fallen dead The fact is they ave They
were dead bodies compelled unnatay and shockinsy to
simulate life by sort Of Presidential gavanism ,,,3r ~
Lamane announces n long letter published yesterday,
tha. the policy Of the Pays under bis inspiration will be
moderate, concilia,oy, and sincerely equally op
posed to oyast reaction and democratic utoPan socialism
II will support the revision he legal reyson) Of the const
uton and above a things the Of universal
suffrage. 85tts7lSfrdtqba bg aHafsHA 1a -,8s}
CONCLUSIONS OF NJ. GFOUCAULT's ARTICLE,
Descriptive Of his application Of the Pe,aduln' to
demonstrate the rotary movement Of our Giooe.g
Proceeding from the point at which left OF The writer
| says: iaS III @.Aae3 tsh 81" \! H la}s ;3A2iisH.
Hitherto the observer has been stationed without the little
theatre where were occurring The relative dspscemsnts OF hs
plane Of oscillation and Of the xed points or to which
reference bad been made; and be has thus
quird the idea of the nvaabeness Of that plane Therein
the testimony Of his remains 10 perfect accord with the
results which might have been deduced proyi from the
principles Of rational mechancsa Bu, il the theatre Of che
experiment is enlarged the that shall comprise the
expermen,er hmse instead Of being applied solely to the
table, the rotary movement bears along with II The whole
houseah, then, appearances completely inverted Il
il the plane Of oscillation which change lis position
in relation the really moving objects by which II h SUR
rounded II il the earth itself which revolving in space
this illusion will be still stronger aud more copsss. And
here the why free pendulum, the momentt begins
osciae, whether in The depths Of cellar 10 the hall
Of the meridian at the observatory, beneath the fine dome
Of Pantheon here is the why the pendulum by s
tendency preserve the plane Of it, primitive mpulion, de-
scrbes in presence Of the observer series of rsectoes which
only 10 be inclined upon another II by an effort
Of the mind succeed in iumphng these appearances
we conclude from them tha, the earth and ourselves
which turning in opposite direction. But will il be
said the globe Of the earh sensbly spherical can be
pared in s OF rotation that fiat table which you
are operating with in the middle Of the room II must be
acknowledged that the comparison cannot be supported
act unless we suppose the pendulum established the very
pole Of the earth or in region that there would
be need to take any note Of the earhs curvature. Ths
moment that notably removed from the pole there
ours compiraton arising from the fac, that the vertical
cnsd upon the axis Of the earth Describes In twenty
hours concs surface and perpetuaIy shsngpg dire
ton ia space Changing thus Its direcon II bssrs along
with II the plane Of oscillation, which always includes th
vertical The plane Of oscillation, therefore longer
a. in The experiments upon small SCALE remain parallel
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