Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-06

i'eo 70 partake OF the spoil The President is evil
relaxing in his against the opponents OF
NO coup aaat The sentence Of deportation decreed
s'' h' Duraisse and Greppo, Representatives is
0on'ihu'ea 70 perpetual punishment. Among the mode
rare democratic candidates the legislative BODY are
mentioned MN Proudhon, Carnot Pierre Leroux. Char
ras' oaV"gnac Dafaure, Belmont de Lasteyrie, &C.
an CONSISTENT republicans The fusionist party
is displaying good deal of activity in ,ds
the management Of M. Duchate Very few 80 ,he Iao;
timists viii present themselves as cand;da,as r.
borde, who stands almost alone in the extra ;h. 4;
said to be already in the field.
Madame GEORGE SAND is again in Paris busv IA nre-
pairing drama for the Theatre du Gymnase She solicited
an interview with the President for purpose Of
sentng the part Of the rural inhabitants Of the nro
vince OF Berry, the effects of the coup Fea that part
of France. The President agreed to receive Madame
Sand and she attended at the time appointed and during
long conversation, depicted to the Prince the suernes
endured by the peasanty in consequence of the muttu
dnous arrests their terrors misery, despair and COM
pete innocence Of all participation in the nsurrection
The President much impressed with the eloquent
scption given by this woman of genius of the misfor
tunes Of those simple country people whom has sketch
ed happily in her novels But he positively declined
to grant the amnesty which she solicited for them. He
seemed however, to wish to convey the impression that
vast designs Of benefcence rolling in his head for
but clue for arriving at his mysterious designs
is said in Paris that the Corps Leqislatf win be
relieved altogether from the labor of considering the pub
lie expenditure. There is to be whatever allow
ed for impernent and annoying inquiries respecting the
mode in which the public money is spent The Senate
will ask for 9240O0O yer to be voted as the civil list
for the President Gen. LAMoRIcIERE has returned to
Brussels in q very bad state OF health.
The election to the Corps Legsla will take place ON
insta 4 Ia ad bate
solemn farce for nobody doubts should the Legsla
ture be unpalatable to the President that he would get
rid of it in the same he did the former one
The QUEEN SPAIN is said to be rapidly recovering
from her wound which appears have been serious
than first imagined There is not word of news
from ITALY or further eastward.
Information from Vienna leads to the conclusion that
the strange alliance which, for moment seemed exist
between LOUIS NAPOLEON and the absoust Powers is ra
pdly drawing to close 1t is now well known that Rus
sin did not carry her congratulations far Louis Ma
poleon wished the world to believe The support of Prs-
STA did not last beyond few days. and the Of Aus
ria driving her in contrary direction to that in
which they impeed her in the beginning of December.
Austria asks herself with alarm, how would Prussia act
if invited with offer of increase of territory and power
assist her against France The Austrian army to be
increased by less than 80 900 TIE Of affairs
in Italy good deal of apprehension Austria has
to be transferred France. The Austrian press has
completely changed its tone. The riena Lloyd how
ever continues defend the Of Louis Napoleon
The scheme which the Prussian Government seems at
present to favor, substitute fer the existing constu
tiona FORM is nothing less than return to the
system which existed before the revouon-a complete
undong of all that had been done place Prussia the
list of constitutional Governments 1t is unqualified
restoration Of pure bureaucratic and is un
equvocay declared to be such The Capalsr or liberal
party, opposes this retrogeson denouncing as poor
copy OF Louis Napoleons treason against the liberties of
nation. This constitutional party has, it true leaders
of predominant talent in the Chambers and the abest of
the Prussan newspapers for its organ it cope
with the UNNECESSARILY superior strength the bureau
cracy- The Government is of its power and will
therefore propose the desired changes to the Chambers
in the hope of aboshng the constitution perfectly
constitutional Liberty Of speech is not how
ever entirely banshed from Germany In late sitting
of the Second Chamber Munich, NJ VoS LAssAuIx in
voting for the military estimates, said he did so the
more readily because the States of Germany must be
prepared for all eventuaities since the political power
of France had been seized by a buccaneer.'" The
French Minister at Munich made formal remonsrance
the President Of the Bayarian Ministry against this
offensive expression The Bavaran Minister expressed
his regret that such language should have been used
had he heard it, he should have requested that
able deputy be called to order The President of the
Chamber also stated that had heard the word-a
declaration which the Chamber received considerable
harity. M. Won Lassaux did not withdraw the ex-
presson which, when uttered, received with much
cheering.
Belgian loan of nine millions of francs has been ad-
vertised at Brussels The Government has received APP
plications for millions The number of appl-
cants 3l1 of whom 204 residents of Brussels
This speaks WELL not only for the confidence reposed in
the Belgian Government but also for the moneyed capa-
bilities of the citizens OF Brussels.
The export of is not only forbid in Russia, but
price is fixed above which it be sold
at home In all the Polish towns the price of rye has
been fixed by beat of drum Whoever demands higher
price is liable to have his corn confscated.
ism rtofa hetw Austri and
Switzerland by those two Powers The Prussian Gov
made without its consent.
The East India Company win shortly be before Parlia-
men asking for renewal Of its charter and the financial
condition Of the company is receiving much public con-
sideraton is ascerained that during the last thirty
FIVE years there surplus in years. and
deficit in wentyeight-he deficit exceeding the
plus ell, 253. In 1889 the debt E32 2691 78
the E14 615. In 1849 the debt E48
49, the revenue Els 227 065 SO that during the last
years the debt has increased than four times as
fast as the revenue.
FEBRUARY 13.The Parliamentary proceedings Of yes
terday uninteresting An inquiry made respect
ing the shameful description of the preserved fur
nished by contract to the Admiralty; in the Of
which Mr. MAcGREGoR observed that there navy
better vctualed than the British excepting, perhaps
that of the United States which always supplied
with full ratons independently Of these preserved meats
1t is truly gratifying to learn that the provisions furnieh
ed to Sir John Franklin Of the very best quality
Mr. LAYARp well knswn for his discoveries Nineveh,
appointed Under Secretary State Foreign