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

vale residences of ultra democrats in the faubourg
ST. Antoine were the sole instances in which illu-
limitations inh honor of the Republic added lusres to
the ordinary gas lights of the streets. During the
whole day, however, the Place de la Basle present
ed very animated and even thrilling spectacle. :
Its immense area was densely crowded by the whole
democratic population Of Paris and the suburbs.
The blouse prevailed over the frock coat of the
bourgeois by large majority and. though evil
IDENTIFY Of most pacific present intentions, the re-
publican zeal was high and noisy in the crowd. |
passed with much difficulty through the masses in
carriage about P. NJ They slowly opened to give Us
way, but beside and behind and before from hundreds Of
voices close pressing and almost within the COACH the
cry Of Hre la Repubique! can't cry Ire Ia Repubfqus
when don't feel it, and the aspect Of the by whom
surrounded did seem threatening
me to do violence my feelings compromised therefore,
by shouting Tire la Francs This deemed, under
the circumstances rather protest. but, judging from my
appearance and perhaps from my accent that was foreign
en- they allowed me and my reply to pass "C'sst un An
gas J" heard Of them say generally put myself to
some trouble to correct that mpresson but let pass now,
and pushed visit the famous faubours ST. Antoine
All quiet there New England Sunday. II had
poured its democratic down upon the Place de Ia Bas
tile and the adjacent boulevsrds Upon the Pdce band Of
two hundred democratic singers had stationed ITSELF
and and they burst forth with starza Of the Mar
seiaise and the people made the welkn ring with their
shouts Several hundred Sellers male and female of the hie
toc Of immors plying their trade, and dv-
ing most lucrative business by the sale Of their mechan
disc. Almost every and in sight bore 10 tho
hand the button-hoe, in the bosom knot Of the
unerea flower and most persons purchased crown for
few sous throw the iron railing upon the enclosed
space the foot Of the column observed that
allowed be attached last year upon the pkeheads Of the
railing. Every few minutes approaching BY the
bouevards from the aubougs professions of ten, twenty
fifty, hundred, composed Of and women, many of
them dressed in mourning, with crowns in their hands The
silently opened for the they made the circuit
of the column, threw their offerings the ang and then
disappeared, attended by shouts Of Vve 10 Replque from
the sympathetic crowd The democratic fraena associa
TONS the schools the national guard the editors Of the
publican press and the Montagnards paid in the man.
ner by PROFESSIONS offerings, and shouts their devotion to
liberty, they says to the terrible genius Of revolution, say
Upon the whoe the results Of the day. the anniversary Of
the Republic not Of encourage the mpeat
faction any Of the oyas parties in the belief that their
several causes all gaining in favor among the masses
believe, though witnessed Monday only demonstrations
the most pacific character that the democratic and social
Republic would be triumphant with all It's horrors, IN the
capital within month from the proclamation and sincere
practice of universal suffrage. f-s.t
letter Of the Count of CRAWFORD dated Venice, 23d
January and addressed to M. BEaRrrR, compmenng him
upon his famous speech against the empire, in the sitting Of
the 9Th January has elected much comment in the press
and in the salons since my last 1T considered admra
BILE and important appendix and andote to the famous Bar
theemy circular II procams,on the part Of the Prince,
the patriotic conciatng and liberal political opinions
and many argue from certain Of its expressions that the ia
nous project fusion ofthe preensohS Of the two rival royal
families is nearly if not quite consummaed. But
yet no practical evidence Of this fusion and not ncn
ed, by any thing that yet appears at all modify the views
upon this subject which have expressed length in my for
letters do not believe that the princes will come to an
understanding with each ohe having fusion for Its object,
but il the princes d. the parties IN the country H not
and without the of the parties the private
Outstanding Of the princes will be matter of not much i'm
portance.
has been known for several weeks that numerous and
important changes contemplated respecting the French
diplomatic corps representing the republic abroad have
not heretofore alluded them because that spec
fed were nature interest American readers. In the
onter Of the Gath appeared at last the official
ments They numerous but not exactly Of the nature
anticipated Several others that Of the Pre-
sdental avorite, the famous mirror of London fashion,
Count been mentioned in connection with high
diplomatic stations They do appear in the list pub
shed. Gen. AuPcK, late Minister at Constantnople,
nominated Ambassador to the Court Of ST. James M. Wa
Minister at Naples, becomes Ambassador at the
Court of Spain NJ Walewsk is of the Emperor Ma
poeon NJ MAREsc ALcHr late First Secretary Of the French
Embassy at London, goes Sweden Minister; ADoLPHx
BARaor is transferred from Lisbon to Naples M. DANDRE
from Saxony to the Netherlands M. Forth RoUES from
China Poriugal NJ sARTIoEs, late Minister Plenipo
Tertiary Stockholm is appointed in the capacity at
Washington NJ GAuLDREE-B oILLrAU, late Secretary of
Legation at DRESDEN becomes Secretary Legation ASH
ngton; M BoURBouLos late Secretary Of Legation at wash
ington becomes Minister China NJ LAvALErrEis nomna
ted Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penpotenay the
Sublime Porte M. Sam Bors CoMrE the actual Min
lister Of the French Republic Washington remains unpro-
vded for. The National mentions, with bitterness
that this gentleman the last surviving representative
among the French diplomatic corps in actual service Of the
men and principles Of ls4s. He being placed dis
ponbEte the sacrifice is complete. This removal is cri
cired by the National with the severity, alleged
to interrupt that gentleman in his Of energetic and
successful in the matter Of the seizure and sale
of French bandes by the American collector Of customs
San Francisco, in California. .s.#,
NJ GAsPAR the Of Naples, has sent to the
Academy Sciences Of Paris letter thanking that body for
the honor conferred on him by the award Of medals for
the discovery Of the three planets Hygea, Pahenope and
Egera, and announcing that he had fixed upon shield as
the sign Of Egera.
1t would appear from addressed to the Academy by
NM. CoULvIER GnAvIER and SAIsET that results from
long series Of faithful observations made by hem that the