Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-10

Iuy WHICH all new MlniStcr5 profess HCiL o'aSii-
ment to the country their love of ORDER and respect
for the law, in which they intended to persist them
selves, and to make others persist. He trusted
that to this end he would be supported by the con-
currence Of the Assembly, and by the sympathy OF
the country. The moment that he descended from
the tribune M. SAINrE-BEUvE, the mover OF the
famous resolution known by his name, passed on
the 18th January, took his place, and, calling the
attention of the Assembly to the fact that the new
Ministry was composed Of the most important and
influential of the members of the Cabinet struck at
by the resolution Of 18th January, he declared
" that in the parliamentary history Of France and
Of Europe it was impossible to find an instance of
: such an audacious defiance thrown at great As
/ sembly.'' He continued: 'FThe men who COM
L pose the Cabinet now before you are the men
L you had before you on the 18th January last.
/ Their policy 10 the same. Their opinions are
the same. Their tendencies are the same And
he concluded by moving the same resolution that
was then passed, viz
Ths National Assembly persists in its resolution Of The
lesh Jasusry, whish j. thus conceived r ssmrsy
6ss NOT confidence ID shs Ministry, and passes
% 10 order Of ths n.y.
M. SAnrE.BtuvE certainly had logic, consist
ency, reason, on his side. The Ministry of the
10Th Of April was less acceptable, and more OBJ
noxious to all the reproaches which prevailed
against it than the Ministry overthrown by the vote
Of January. NM. BARocHE, RoUHER, and FoULD
were back again in person, fortified by LEON
FAUcHER, whose political tendencies in the same
direction were equally unequivocal, who is man
Of more ability perhaps than any Of his colleagues,
and who had himself, Minister Of M. BoNAPARTE
the 18th May, lS49, been struck by the Constitu.
ent Assembly with an almost unanimous vote Of
censure (5l9 to 81 for ministerial act of the same
~ tod hu vctp of
January. II is impossible to conceive how the
majority Of 18th January could have refused to
revote the Sain!e- -Beuve resolution But they did
| SO refuse. Some eighty members, mostly of the
Legitimist party, refused to vote. The result was
rejection Of Sainte-Beuve's resolution, and the
passage of the order of the pure and simple by a
vote Of 327 to 275. Berger, Jules Lasteyrie,
Theirs, Lanjuinais, Changarnier, Dufaure, Duver-
gier de Hauranne, I.amartine, de Maleville, Remu-
sat, Larochejaquelein were in the list of those who
refused to vote. The whole Left, with few con-
sistent individuals of the Right persisted in the
censure of 18th January. The position Of parties
at the present moment in the House is extremely
difficult to define. Questions, however, will very
shortly come up that will make it more distinct.
There are signs that the fear of the triumph of the
Democrats las operated a temporary alliance be
tween the Bonapartists and notable portion of the
Legtmists and Orleanists. A company, composed
of Guizot Duchatel de Lewis, and other fusi0,isfs,
have just purchased the journal P.dssenlblee Ma
tionale. Its end is the restoration Of the elder
Bourbon family. In the mean time, lis understood
to be in favor Of the revision Of the constitution and
reelection Of M. BoNAPARTE. But all this will
avail nothing unless the constitution be snmmarily
set aside The firm body of the Left, $50 in num-
ber--that is to say, 81 more than is sufficient 70
prevent legal revision-w not consent to move one
restored If it be restored the constitution will be
revised legally, but by constituent assembly ultra
democratic. We will not have to wait long now
| ere we know what course things will definitely
| take.
The three individuals, Denhsm, Vmaitre, and Besnad,
Of theft robbery and breach Of confidence who had
fed the United States and lately been delivered up to this
Government by virtue Of the treaty ofe1adon brought
trial Paris few days ago. The counsel Of the accused
vrmatre maintained that the terms robbery, burglary"
specified in the treaty, did not include the offence charged
that be had been therefore arrested without law that he had
lost the benefit Of the law Of nations and should be
discharged The oveuled the objection, and the trial
was proceeded with The female, Besnard acquitted
yrmare and Denhsm convicted The former has been
sentenced the huks for fifteen years and the latter to six
years reclusio Confinement with hard labor Madame Dc
Caumon the lady whose house in Paris red stated
the court upon the trial, that her former estimate Sl0,0O0
Of the value Of the property made away with by the accused
much small amounted at the very least she said
to 900 francs, $4,000
notice in bill Of particulars attached to bill lately in
oduced into the Assembly, asking appropriations for expenses
Of criminal justice, &c. the following item connected with
the above affair.
"Expenses touching the exadion Of three accused ind
vduas advanced by the Consul Of France in the
United States, to be reimbursed, flo, 56s.O4."
If exadtion by virtue Of international treaties is in all
expensive application Of treaties win be seldom
exsced
On Monday the Assembly voted million two hundred
thousand dollars for the completion Of the dences of the city
hsrbo, and road Of Cherboug. This military and naval sta
ton, within few leagues Of the English coast, and command
pal Importance is very strong, but additional ex-
pense be incurred in order to prevent rapid deerora-
ton All the Governments Of France, from Louis XIV to
the present day. have been alive TO its Importance in case Of
war with England Napoleon called 1t an eye to see and
an arm to strike" The round Of thirty millions Of dol
lars has already been spent in the building up of Cher
bourg
report Just published shows that the number dispatches
transmitted by the electric telegraph during the first month Of
its establishment Mach) 30l producing an aggregate
receipt Of $685. II stated how many OF these de-
spasches were forwarded by Government These would be
seen fancy, to constitute large proportion Of The SOL
During the first two weeks the receipts did not exceed $780,
Il would appear them that there has been manifest inn
provement
AT the sitting Of the 7th Instant NJ. TEssAS commuui-