Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-02-07
INTERESTING LETTER FROM PARIS.
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW YORK EXPRESS.

CORRESPONDENTS THE NEW YORK EXPRESS
PARIS, JANUARY 10, 1852.
Since the sailing of the Liverpool steamer several
important political events have transpred in Paris The
President appears to be determined to carry to its
extent the policy which adopted and as no
halfway viii avail with SO volatile and
rial people the French his course though severe
only calculated prosperity
the country and aord fair prospect for future stability
On the 10th instant four hundred and sixtyeght per-
sons ordered to be transported to Cayenne arrived at
Havre, where they Immediately embarked board
the steam frigate Canada, (the old Philadelphia of
the French mail ne to be conveyed Brest where they
to be sent out in company with another lot soon
the whole party shall have been assembled The prison
escorted by fifty of the Paris gems darmes who
accompanied them to Bres Every precauton taken
prevent any demonstration the part Of the citizens
of Hayre, and no accident occurred One only
leased and allowed to return to his family, Mr. Rivre,
Paris advocate whose friends succeeded in procuring
his liberation at the last moment. Among the number
sent off, NM Martin and Micho- Boute late repre-
sentatiyes from Paris and the Batgnolles
Most of the distinguished military prisoners who
incarcerated in the Castle of Ham liberated the
10th instant and ordered out of France Each was
accompanied beyond the frontiers by police agents in
citizens dresses They desired to retire Brussels but
the request denied to all but General Changanier and
General Lefo, who appears be particularly obnoxious
to Government has been sent to England Monsieur Baze
conducted to Ax-la-Chapee, and General de Lamor
cere to Cologne General Bedeau is appointed to reside
for the present Liege 1t viii be recolected that these
military prisoners OF the first and highest class and
their remaining in exile is entirely dependant upon the
will of the President to whom it is said that Of them
have already made overtures of reconciliation and ask
ed permission to return to France.
The most important event of the week. however the
the sake &c
public safeyof eightyfour of the prominent members
Of the late Legislative Assembly These divided into
cassest the first of which comprises sxtysix who
permanently exled and the second eighteen who's,
emigration" it is called is depend upon the plea
sure of the Executive. Among the latter Theirs
Jules de Laseyre, grandson of Lafayette What
mentary upon republican freedom, that Representative
the People should be exiled from their country and h
miles for having entertained expressed views and opn
in accordance with the wishes and interests of thei
constituents and that through the exercise of suprem
power granted by the electors themselves to the
seven million affirmative votes
! With view of establishing rapid and secret commu
ncaon between the heads of the several Departments
Government and the Executive residence preparation
making for electric teegraphs all ofwhich shall
in the Presidents Cabinet at the Tuileres In this
orders and communications be instantly and
crety given.
The coin with the ehigy of Louis Napoleon will
soon be in general circulation. Twenty thousand five
franc pieces have been already struck and issued 1t is
handsome piece; neat, plain and the engraving is
ecuted in artistic II is far better than the
clumsy head of Liberty which disfgures the other coins of
the Republic.
of the unfortunate survivors of the Amazon and coec
tons being made here, Hayre at Southampto
for rendering them assistance. Those who saved
and taken into Brest have embarked from Havre for
England.
The treaty between France and England as to copy
right has been duly ratified and exchanged between Lord
Normandy and the French Minister for Foreign Affairs
1t the rights and property of authors in both
countries. When will the time that Govern
ment shall secure similar advantages for ctzensf
benjamin Laroche the author and translator of Shak
speare and Byron has just died. after short illness
Baron Pasquer medical Inspector Of the French
army and who the principal surgeon Louis Phi
ppe, is also deceased at advanced age. The Presi
dent has granted pension of two thousand the
widow of the latter, who is left destitute.
One hundred and ninety thousand francs have been APP
proprated by Government to defy the expenses of the
/" TIE Deum" at Notre Dame The Bonapartist journals
contrast this with the of the funeral ceremonies
the occasion of the death of the Duke of Orleans
getting that the latter paid from the private purse
of the late King the Dukes father not choosing
to allude to the fact.
New postage stamps being prepared with the head
of the President instead of that of Liberty and the Re-
publican motto "Liberty, Fraternity, and Equality" is |
being rapidly eaced from all the public offices and build
ngs. The late Hall of Assembly is a confused mass of
ruins, and in few days no vesge Of win remain The
statue of Liberty which front the building has
long since disappeared
romantic incident connected with the unfortunate and
beautiful Countess de Bocarme has just been made public
iou recOliect count countess
husband executed about year since in Belgium for
the murder of his brohernaw and the conduct of his
lady that trying occasion, together with her beauty
made strong an impression upon the heart Of young
Englishman residing Paris uat he induced offer
his hand The offer declined for the reason that she
had determined again marry. The young lover
has just died. and bequeathed her fortune of six hun
bred thousand francs.
solemn funeral service is being this day performed Mt
the nvalides by order of the President on the occa
sion of the death Of Marshal Soult Duke of Damata
md the TIE Deum, of the election of Louis
Napoleon, repeated yesterday in all the provincial
towns At Versailles twenty-one guns were fred at the
conclusion of the ceremonies the match was applied
Horace vernet the celebrated historical painter who
devoted Bonapartis although he is indebted to the
ate King and his family for the renown which he has ac
lured and the position which he occupies
Paris is at present unusually gay Balls and parties
re the order OF the day, and magnificent is be
en Mt the Hotel de Vile about the close the present
month"; Several thousand invitations will be issued and
Is said that it is intended celebrate the publication
the new Constitution which win be promulgated about
hat time IL
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