Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-22

get rid of the business altogether by referring it L
the ooatentieur section of the Council An articl,
in the Putrie says the magistracy should not med
die with the Presidents DEGREES but to confirm
them. Where should we be if the magistracy
should establish itself as judge of the laws, anc
if any of our Judges should suffer the measures o.
grand policy, with which the public necessities in
spired the Government, to be dragged before his
bar p There is much more in the same strain
Such is the tone Of leading public journal publish
ed in the capital of France in the middle of the
nineteenth century. Prob pador No one seems
to doubt that Louis NAPOLEON is preparing the
imperial title the first convenient opportunity Whe
Their this would be wise step not has nothing do
with the question Of its probability All who have known
the President both before and his elevation agree
in representing him of fixed ideas and, like
his uncle, firm believer in '.destny" On several mo-
mentous occasions he has been known to speak Of his
ssstar Such man will assume the imperial title though
his doing should embro him with the toleratng
Courts of Europe communication from the correspon-
dent of the Times shows the in which the Empe-
of RUSSIA would regard LOUIS NAPOLEON assumption
of the imperial title. 1t is known that the late Prince
Schwarzenberg addressed the Courts of ST. Peerburgh
and Berlin upon this subject The of the Empe-
Nicholas has very recently become known in the west
of Europe and has within the last few days only be-
meath the notice of the French Government by indirect
means. The Russian Government acknowledges the
vices which Louis Napoleon may be held by the despotc
Powers to have rendered to the of authority, and it
ntmates that If the title of Emperor spontaneously
conferred him for life by the will of the French people,
it might be proper to recognise dignity which would
ngush the last traces of the Repubc but it adds that
if the imperial rank violently assumed, the Die
tatorshp assumed the I'd of December or if Louis
Napoleon contemplated the revival and establishment of
the hereditary rights Of imperial dynasty in his own
person and family that would be order of things
which the Emperor of Russia is firmly resolved not to
The language of the Cabinet of Berlin though
rather guarded in tone is essentially the in
substances and to this it must be added that the death of
Prince schwartzenberg which occurred shortly after this
had taken place. may possibly be found
have modified the intention Of Austria herself on this
point At the very time that these opinions
manifested St Petersburg the deliberate conduct Of
Russian princes towards the Duke Bordeaux therate
visit Venice proves that the Emperor of Russia is little
disposed sacrifice his attachment the rights of the
elder branch of the Bourbons The Royal Pretender
received by the Russians With all the honors due to
crowned head he addressed regning sovereign,
and it stated that magnificent album pre-
sented to him by the Grand Duke Constantine which
inscribed the words, !" To his Majesty tie King Of
France"
The latest news from PARIS is that the Government viii
not require loan. The Council of State is engaged in
examining the budget of 1853 The army viii not be re-
duced, The general deficit, it is said, will be about
40 900, 900 francs.
The best and only from SPAIN is that the Gov
eminent appears to be relaxing in its DEGREES respecting
the press All sentences of fine or Imprisonment for Of
fences against the laws regulating the public press are
declared be annulled, and all pending prosecutions
abandoned. We are afraid gave the Government of
NAPLES too much credit when we stated that it had re-
Taxed in its severity towards its political prisoners They
still treated most cruelty and not allowed to have
any medical assistance or advice.
We have not a single wordof news from ROME and
from Venice only that the remains of Marshal MARMoSr
about to be removed to Paris and to find resting
place with the other Marshas of the Empire and their
Chief From Paris hear that the French Ambassador
has left ROME to receive personal instructions from Louis
NAPOLEON.
The question Of the future composition of the First
PRUssS Chamber discussed in the Second Chamber
last Monday The resolution of the First Chamber name
ly to construct it in future Of Royal Princes heads
noble houses and members nominated by the King
supported by the Government but rejected on division
by l42 to l25. There is spirit yet remaining in
Prussia.
The American Minister at VIENNA is highly PRAISED in
the English journals for the kindness and hospitality
which he extended to the Scotch dynes who were lately
banished from Austria. Lord WEsTaoRELAsD 1.-THE Eng
ish Mnister too busy it is said to afford either
sympathy assistance to his prosecuted countrymen
Statements from Germany represent the emigration
from thence having increased to alarming" ex-
tent than FIVE thousand stated to have
sailed from Bremin in one day-the 18th instant More
than twenty-five thousand persons have left Hesse Casse
within the last twelve months The constitution for
that unfortunate prncpalty having been drawn up by
NJ HAssESPFLuGG may be taken fair samples Of what
the Absousts in Germany wiling to let pass under
the name Of Constitution The memory OF the wild ro-
nance Of CAsPAR HAusER is about being revived in Ger
many by the death Of the Grand Duke Of BADEN with
whose family that mysterious youth is supposed to have
been connected The laying down Of the electric tee-
graph between England and Belgium is be commenced
without delay The wire ready The line will 20 from
Dover to Newport, and not 0stend as at first stated
Sir STAFFORD CANNING, Ambassador from England to
the Sublime Porte has been raised TO the peearge under
the title Of yiscount STAFFORD DE REpcLIPrE.
FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT