Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-10

Went Il recommended its modification and II it omitte,
to advise the abolition Of the Ministry toto the oms
evidently caused by no want Of win to abolish il
Among the appropriations to which the Of the
mission was refused was supplement Of 100000 t.
previous appropriation Of $40 900 for expenses
of the Ministry If Police RECOMMENDED the strik
ing out Of the of So 900 from the army appro
prations arguing aciousy and orcbly too that they
could see good for keeping up military es
adjustment greater by 49, 900 than that winch was
deemed sufficient in 1851 before the great victory Of all
domestic parties obtanedthe I'd December Government
pretended that the were with it, Why not show
that this is ue at any that you believe it to be true,
by relaxation Of military rule, by laying aside the
weapon Of which the only usein France is repress
beous revolutionary parties AS for foreign affairs the
official note of the 9th May published in the Moaear
establishes that there be need to increase the
army because Of their threatening aspect The Council
OF State, to which the amendments proposed by the Com
mission had to be referred refused accede nineteen
Of the twenty millions Of francs reduction proposed
by the Commission The Commission in very measured
terms declared that they persisted certain Of the amend
mens, notwithstanding the refusal Of the Council of
State. This produced reproof from the Prince
Louis NAPOLEON conveyed the Assembly through the
Minister Of State His letter the President of the AS
semby was read at public sitting day before yesterday
The Prince Louis NAPOLEON himself present wit
ness of the proceedings from reserved tribune The
reporter smary replied the letter reproo persstng
in the purport and the terms Of his report and arguing
that they had been grossly distorted and msconsrued
when they were supposed to recommend to the House
course volatve Of the existing constitutions When the
Commission after the rejection Of the amendments pro-
posed by the Council Of State persisted in those amend
ments, it meant nothing less than advise the
Assembly reject the uho chapter in which obectona-
BILE appropriations made rather than accept it with
those appropriations This was clearly constitutional
There be doubt however, that the Cham
Der will refuse to follow the advice of it's Commission
This strong would unite in its support even
six of the hundred and fifty members The debate
commenced day before yesterday and continued yes
terday. We do not yet know the result MoNrALEMBsRr
the brilliant parliamentary orator, whose address upon
admission into the Academy time ago created such
sensation and Of which forwarded the prominent pas
sages you took thu occasion express in strong and
bold though measured his regret the downfall Of
parliamentary in France, and the substtu
ton in its stead of the actual absolute monarchy for said
he in presence of the Prince LOUIS NAPOLEON who
looking down upon him:
g The present Government temporary and elective
though the Chief Magistracy be, is a strong, abso-
lutte monarchy nothing more nothing less and this
Government has made for representative legisa-
tive body, body in behalf Of which drawing
modest but dignifed and worthy political role real
and benefcent influence the material moral, and
financial interests Of France position which l. for one,
will accept do not expect the Assembly follow
in the course shall pursue upon this OCCASION but
the time will come when the majority of this Assembly
will estimate do the dignity and Importance of this
body the unsalare freely elected of
the people When that day sAacome they will not blame
for having gone in advance of them in the assertion
Of ity bv actin T IN his
casion. will vote the budget of receipts from desire
not to embarrass the march of Government but viii alb
stain from voting the budget Of expenses As for the
actual Government of this country protest against the
charge of wishing to get up opposition have no
such intention desire. have supported the Govern
ment when support more mertorous than would be
now my vote in its favor do forget what of good
and there is much that really oweto this Government
but would it against the danger of after its
triumph against the perls Of undisputed and Unlimited
power"
In consideration the short space that remains for the
discussion of bills by the Legislative Corps the bills
lately introduced by the President Of the Republic in
order restore the equilibrium between the receipts and
expenses of the State, have been withdrawn The pro-
posed paper would have proved intoerably oner
upon journalists and publishers. 1t will probably not
be renewed but the upon horses dogs and car
riages WILL it is said be resumed early session BY
the Of the constitution the present legislative ses
sion close the 18th instant If there should be
any important bills yet not passed for of time the
President will have short called session
Few persons have idea of the which fruits
and flowers especially cultivated in France and
particularly in the immediate vicinity Of Paris. The fol-
lowing statistics upon this subject not without interest
This department eine alone annually produces for sale
roses to the amount of 1000 900 francs. hundred
thousand bushes annually sold the flower
kets of Paris Besides these, cuttings the number Of
million also Sold chiefly for expectation to Eng
land Russia, Germany, and the United States. The
flower markets of Paris Of the attractive
riosities Of the capital All strangers should visit them
Flowers infinite variety sold there to the amount of
100000 francs annually Paris consumes annually
strawberries to the amount Of Sl,OOO000 Some 300
Of land in the vicinity Of Paris devoted their
culture. Epnay small town near Paris, sends daily to
London one hundred dollars worth Of asparagus Mendon
its celebrated plums to the Honfem and its
vicinity send England annually melons the value of
one million Of francs.
NIOTICE.-Dr. w. II. Boarman has changed his post
IN Office from Bryantown Beanstown, Charles county
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