Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26


Members o the National Assembly Such 10 the opinion Of
be Gevemmsnt' nothing more, nothing less sfs
After the above declaration, the Assembly, salts
led, passed by large vote, which may be almost
;aled one OF Cancellation, 466 to 2l) the following
resolution as q substitute for that of M. DEsnARs:
sThs Assembly having heard the declaration, made in the
Of the Executive power, and adopting the motives Of
he report Of The Commission Of Initiative decides that il 10
g consider the proposition, and passes to the
,rder Of the day.
The whole Left with the exception OF small
band of constitutional moderate republicans, COM
posed Of Gen. CAvAIGNAc and friends, refused to
vote, in order to do nothing which could be con-
strued into sanction of the law of 3lst May. The
position Of the friends Of the Eysee upon the occa
sion was particularly noted. They were heard
loudly protesting that the President was not after all bound
BY the pledge Of bis Minister The words Of M WArssE
committed the actual Ministry only with Ministers the
President would Be free In fact many Of the Eysean
members abained and three Of the most intimate personal
friends Of M. BosArAnrE voted with the minority
remarkable letter, Of great historical value written by the
lae Marshal BUsEAUD detailing the ofhe Gath Febu
sy, S4s in which be prominent actor has just been
published i sdated October 10, ls4s and addressed
ssys the Presse Of to-day, to M. LEoscE DE LAvERssx
member Of the Chamber Of Deputies during the late reign
and professor at Versailles Il has created immense
sensation In the political world and will il said be very
promptly followed by counter pamphlets from THIERs FRAs
coIs AaAso, CaEMIEux, and M. MARRAsT. Il will be as
tonshing il in this shower Of pamphlets M. LAMARrrsE
should have nothing say BY the way, this last named
gentleman amusing his leisure by writing for the
feuieton Of the Bonsparis Journal Le Pays fragment
snss As Isss Of the Janisariss an spisode Of the
reign Of elim, made the matter Of abundant puff and
serve al bait 10 allure subscribers M DK LAMARr1sE sue
ceeds in capacity Of tonist to the Eysean journal the
notorious Lola Mntes whose biography, after all the magn
cent promises in relation to it stops short with the first vo-
ume, just the heroine about entering upon the most
curious passages Of her careerfe in Paris LIE Pays s
certainly be congratulated upon the change which has been
effected in its correspondence, but places the greatest re-
gious poet Of the age, the superb Lamarne in uxta-
position not very satisfactory to his amour proprc
An official communication to the journals has Just an
nounced that the attempt to compose parliamentary minis
try replace that of transition which now holds the port
folio has failed. All combinations that could command the
confidence Of the President and the support Of the Assembly
have failed and will fail Legislative assemblies in France
cannot bear have beside them independent executive
and members declare that M. Bonapas must choose bis
Ministers from the Assembly lido think that he is really
ncned to do this, and very that he right at
least for the present The repeal the act Of 3l May and
the revision Of the constitution understood to be the ques-
tons upon which all stumble.
M LAMARTIsx has just communicated to the Paus La
Psse used to be his favored ouns the first sheets Of an
article entitled The Revision" about to appear in his
monthly paper lie Conseir du Peup. The editor gives
it the honors Of his first columns but protests that he does
not accept without abundant reserve the doctrines Of the wr
ter The Pays is thoroughly committed to the support in
its integrity Of the law Of May 81. M. de Lamartine, on
the conay declares that honest and true republican
France will listen for moment to proposition for the rev
sion Of the constitution, unless the odous act mulaiing the
universal suffrage which established in ls4s shall be
previously repealed This is well known to be- also the
opinion Of all portions Of the eR side OF the House, Now,
the left counts $50 votes, it is difficult to conceive
how the constitutional Of threeourths required for the
call The Convention is to be obtained But Lamarine
who persists in seeing patriotism in every body, and evil no
where, that every thing will at last and very speedily
go right ii this country, emneny he says, Of good
common sanss
ssys he, in the concIuon Of his article, sthe Con
stituent Assembly be legally convoked in time revise
the constitution before the 4h Of May 1853 and If IL de-
clsrss Presidents be capable of reeecon as good sense
dictates and the sovereignty Of the people requires and the
actual President Of the republic has preserved the and
confidence Of the country, the people may renomnse him
for second term to the Presidency the Constituent As
gby Of the Presidents admitted by the amended
suton finally the actual President of the republic has
not majority Of votes he will retire till be can come forward
again and he will bear away with him the envabe
glory Of republican magistrate of his name the glory Of
having neither usupednor the republic rashy
ed perhaps to such souvenir President chosen by
the naion will receive the deposte of the Executive power
and whoever that President may be- France will have nothing
to fear from him. For If he be statesman and man of
virtue, France will love and support him and If he neither
nor the other France will Of herself despse and abandon
him. Trust we to the good Of all to enable
in peace and order these solutions which the only
sensible and let say boldly upon the Of 1852
what Admiral NxLsoH said 10 his the Of Trafalgar
France erpects epy to do his duty Has not Provi-
dence ever done its duty toward this country Of good "
think that have detected the Of many Of LAMAR
TrHrs speeches and writings during the last three years He
has not in very TRUTH the confidence in and things that
he processes but he acts and talks and writes upon
the principle that the best way make do
to govern them 10 make them believe that you suppose
them incapable Of doing what is wrong that you have per-
feet confidence in them. This is good rule sometimes; il
works well with children frequently it worked well with the
with whom he thrown in personal the
Hoie de Vle but be will find that s not Of universal
application; he will fail in applying i by Of bis
ser du peup to the millions Of France and be may call
louis NAroIEoS good boy, and pat him the head and
say how sure he is that be will keep his word and do nothing
that's naughty but predict that LoUIs will be naughty
boy in spite Of papa LAnAnrIxrs confidence in him.
bill is before the Assembly and will probably pass ap-
prouratng S3 900 the establishment Of eight new lines
Of electric telegraph between several important cities Of this
country The length Of the proposed lines 4sl miles
is estimated that the keeping those lines In repair and the
working them VIII cost the annual Of Sl9, 700; but