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


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OF the above-named journals the .Public" ceased to
appear about ten days since 1t an exceedingly
Bonapartist sheet sent you early May Of
mperalis eusions,) and that account it had been
allowed to start and continue for the two or three
months OF its short without complying with the
onerous condition Of all political journals under existing
laws of depositing large of caution-money or
security with view to facilitate the collection of any
fines to which the journal might become subject Abso-
utey unable to produce the required the journal
mad finally to cease to appear II is generally believed
that if similar table to the close is published next
month, it will show sad falling off in the subscrip-
ton list of the Constitutional This journal, which
lately seemed to be baskng in the sunshine Of
sured prncey favor is upon the very brink Of de-
sruction. 1t has received the earnings and now,
without any previous notice. without the commission
Of any offence at the arbitrary will of the Min
lister, the journal may be suspended for two months
There is no paper of Paris its ruin. About two
weeks since, the Constitutional published the sig
nature Of GRASIER CAssAGSAc two violent, dictate
rial nsolent outrageous articles against Belgium threat
ening her that if the elections which were then coming
in that kingdom did not result in the sending to the
Chamber of Deputies the ant-ministerial canddates-
that is to say of the clerical party in Belgium which
was known to be kindly disposed than the other to
the person and Government of LOUIS NAPOLEON in
Francethe Government Of this country resolved to
commence Immediately of tariffs against all Belgian
products and manufactures The first article excited
general establishment and indignation in France and
still more in Belgium The second repeated the odious
threats Of the FIRST and asserted expressly that the first
article had been written with the knowledge and appro
baton of the Prince LOUIS NAPOLEON. short in
the Monteur Immediately appeared denying that
ton and dsavowng the article Dr. vERoS the Jupiter
Tonans Of the Constitutional Immediately replied to the
note Of the Monteur declaring that Notwithstanding the
dsavowal he still hsi.vea that the Hrst article Of the
writer Granier de Cassagnac authorized By the Prince
The Moniteur retorted by the infection upon the Const
tuonne the first notice prior suspension. The
chivalric DOCTOR taking counsel Of discretion obeyng
promptly the impulse Of his valor and vanity, perhaps
placing too unrefectng confidence in the force Of truth
against the prncey and executive odds that aayd
in opposition to him, ventured, in second article, to
repeat his belief expressed in the first and to give his
for that belief His friend and associate in the
press and in the Legislative body, of which they
both members, person known to have free access to
the person Of the and TO have frequent
political conversations with him. said that the Prince
cognirant Of the articles. Moreover, Immediately upon
the appearance of the first NJ. MocouART the chief of
the Cabinet inate private secretary of the Prince had
sent to the Office of the Constitutional fer hundred
copies Of the article which were Immediately dispatched
by him into the districts in Belgium where the elections
take place The Doctor vERos made out strong
case in fact, public opinion accords him decidedly
triumph. Nobody, you may well suppose, dares to
print his belief but every body the less does believe
that the gallant but unfortunate Doctor told nothing but
the simple truth and that the PrincePresdent did IL
suggest the articles against Belgium at least know of
them and authorize their publication. But If that was
the fact and If the Doctor did believe it he st very
wrong at least very mprudent to assert the truth and
justify himself in opposition to the Princes formal denial
The Prince understands devotion nowadays that does
not 20 even sedsvoton and the sacrifice Of honor
support his interests he understands them. So, Of
course the next morning the Monteur illuminated against
the Constitutional the terrible second notice. the
quences Of which are as have above minated. The
Doctor them at last rendered discreet by the mmnence
Of the peril knocked under, not choosing to die like the
heroic Of the story He has been rs
the grave since the last notice served upon him, for
what remained Of the Constitutional certainly worth
preserving In April and May last the paper repu-
ted to represent money value Of million of francs
weeks
full rapdity. Its owners Of whom DR. vERoS is the prn
cipal, trembling and the subscription hst which had
swollen to its fat proportions in consequence Of the
sumed almost official relations Of its chief editors with the
President is known to be diminishing with most disqui
citing rapidty The fact is suspect that the empire
the like that Of the late National Is
Under the parliamentary regime which existed prior
to December last while the press yet enjoyed show of
freedom before the fortune Of Prince LOUIS NAPOLEON
was assured by the prosson of all the parties opposed
to him. the support Of the Constitutional was necessary
to the Prince and he was compelled TO bear with the
vanity Of the Doctor tolerate the frequent impernent
familiarity and arrogance Of his tone and overlook the
very condescendng and patronizing air with which the
Doctor occasionally alluded to his relations with the
Eysee But IL the Prince overlooked he did not forget
Since the I'd December the Constitutional is no longer
necessary to him The Prince remembers the past and
is determined to bring the Doctor down butonhoe or
two. His impertnence in fact extremely trying to
Of any sef-rcspect and pride. DIR. vEnox has
also given serious offence since the I'd December by ex
pressing in very plain terms and publicly in his Journal
his dsapprova ofthe Presidential DEGREES the
Orleans property. repeat therefore that II may be
said Of VERos as of MARRAsr--his reign is orer.
You win be gatfed to learn that our American artist
PowrII is now applying the finishing touches to his fine
picture the Discovery @ the Mississippi, intended for the
Rotundo at Washington 1t win be finished in July and
by the end Of August win probably have arrived in the
United States 1t is the artist upon its reach
ing Amerca to have it exhibited in the principal cities
before permanently establishing it in its panel in the
Capitol thnk that may without fear OF disappont