Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-02-14


lists &c prescription have struck and disay through
the anper classes and excited the deepest indignation in
all peca circles The dissolution of the national guard
has offended the doageoe Thus the agitation of the
public mind has become general In the midst of this
state Of things surprised to find that the commercial
pors for the last week in stating that the
activity continues reign in most Of the manufacturing
towns Ii remains however, TO be whether later in
the year the prodsce manufactured speculation
can be sold.
The efgy Of Louis NAPOLEON is to figure on the post
age stamps instead Of the female head of the Republic
fresh credit of 5S7 900 francs has been opened for
the expenses of forming penal settlement in French
Guyana Nearly six hundred prisoners already at
Hsyre for transportation Cayenne. No knows their
names or on what evidence they condemned this
dreadful punishment What sacrilegious farce it is that
the minister of worship ordered re deu to be celebrated
last Sunday throughout France IN order to thank God
whose protecting hand has been SO vsby stretched over
France" After the passage nshe ritual Domino sdipm
fac RespuJcan" the words Domino sacan fac Ludopi-
cum Napoieoaem" are to follow
The Daily Ne,cs of Monday says:
Paris has been again thunderstruck On Saturday
morning the Mon contained three lists of prescription,
rvaing in nquty the most terrible and yndctiye de-
crees of any of political connection Without trial of
any Sort the plea of general safety decree OF
Louis Napoleon banshes from the French territory from
that of Apiers and the colonies sixtysix exrcpresena
tives including the most obscure and the most lusous
of the Montagad party and the decree closes with the
terrible that if any one of them should re-enter
France its colonies he may be transportedthat is
sent to penal and pestlential settlement second de-
banishes from France and Algeria eighteen OF the
celebrated statesmen and generals OF the day IN
cludag General Lamoriccre General Changarnier Gen.
LIE Flo General Bedeau, nj. THEIRS M. de Remusat Nj.
de Lasteyrie M Emile de Girardin M. E. Qunet; and
they prohibited from entering France Algeria, ex-
cepby virtue Of special authorization of the President
he etim mn DARN
is the transportation to Cayenne Of five oer representa-
tves But this is not ALL Five hundred and seyenyhve
prisoners arrested charges of being concerned in the
resistance to the d have been sent to Havre IN
order to be transported to Cayenne and hundreds more
it is expected, will shortly follow Louis Napoleon has
resolved not to tolerate any persons whose presence IN
France might impede the re-establishmen of tranquil
lity.'"
Among the eminent banished from the French ter
rtory and colonies pain of transportation we find
Victor Hugo, Lagrange, Nadaud de Flote Peeter, Ras
pail, BAD Lamarque Lcroux, and Charras.
M. THEIRS and Generals CHASGARNIER and LAMoRI-
cIERE have arrived London NJ THEIRS having applied
be allowed to return to France offering to abstain from
politics. Give the fourth volume of the History OF the
Revolution, by M. Thiers said the President of the
Republic On the book being brought, he pointed to
passage in which M. Theirs reproaches the Emperor for
having expelled from France, measure of neces
sty, several of his political adyersares. Copy that"
said Louis Napoleon and send to him answer to
his application"
Much surprise is felt that the of JULES FAvRE
MICHAEL DE BoURGEs, CREMIEUx, and EUGENE SEE are
not the list of Socialist chiefs expelled from France
NJ GmARpIS is said to have been offered the edorshp Of
French paper published in the United States and it is
added, he viii accept it.
Fasers Magazine for the present month has elabo-
article France from which we extract the follow
ing curious particulars:
en- de Morny Minister of the Interior, is half bro
ther of the President being of Hcrtense the wife OF
Louis Bonapare daughter of the Empress Josephine and
mother of the President De Mornys father was COL DE
Morny an ancient camp of the Emperor Napoleon
and General in the French service. The present
Minister of the Interior served in the army in Africa and
continued in the army till 1888 when he commenced the
manufacture Of beet-root sugar. upon large SCALE IN
Aubergne He became member of the Chamber IN 1872
but was from 1912 1848 better known the turf and
the jockey club and gambling houses than In politics
His cooness courage and ready talent have been
doubted De Morny playing at cards until o'clock
of the morning of the I'd Of December and at Sax UNDER
took and executed the arrest of the principal statesmen
and generals of France who opposed to his srothe
the President He then civy dismissed his predecessor
in Office NJ. de Thorgny by presenting note from Louis
Napoleon and entered upon his duties Minister Of the
Interior NJ de Maupas the present Minister OF Police
is also said be another Of Herense and of course
another brother by blood the French term the relation
ship the President II viii be recollected that or
tense separated from her husband Louis Bonapart
in 1871 and lived in seclusion at the Castle of Arenen
berg in the Swiss canton Of Thurgau until her DEATH
in 1887"
SPAIN furnishes no news. The only scrap from ITALY
is the following passage in the CdttOiico Of Genoa:
Ii is said that in his autograph letter TO the Holy
Father Prince Louis Napoleon has avowedh sentiments
of a devotednes in the strongest terms and declares
he will make every effort to put down socialism. tits add
ed that eminent parsonage, having waited upon the
Prince had long conversation with him. IN which the
Prince said to him Understand me well am Of the re-
lgon of the Pope; know only here professionally,
but hope shall remain here long enough to stife the
two monsters Of socialism and of the revolution These
words have been frequently repeated in we-informed
circles"
The only from GERMANY is the following:
BERLIN, JAN 9-Dissensions between the Governments
Of Prussia and Austria in all that relates to the German
question: have brought the proceedings Of the Frankfort
Diet 10 a standstill.
The publication Of the protocols Of the Diet suspend
Augustenburg that the Governments Of Europe have de-
cded to uphold the integrity Of the Danish monarchy
The claims Of the Augustenburg family viii be compensa
ed by annual allowance Of money Their estates win
remain in the hands Of the Danish Government.
Letters from the POLISH frontiers state that in
quence Of the late in France large army Of Cos
sacks and artillery the borders Of the
Duchy Of Posen.
The Prussan Gazette Of the 9th says that Hsschd Mu
rat the bravest Of Schamy the Crcassan chief has
surrendered Internationally to the Russians and is
prisoner at Tihis. Prince woronzof, son Of the
and Governor Of Bessaraba recevedfrom
the young chief possession Of the fortress Of wnesprya and
his detachment Of soldiers The source this
intelligence is not stated