Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-10

mtee have all engaged TO execute the Presidents wishes
The Archbishop Of PARIS has expressed scruples
against receiving the keys of the Pantheon from the Pre-
sdent and consecratng the building again to St Gene
We've and public worship Marshal ExcELMASs has made
very fusome speech the annual banquet Of the old
officers of the Imperial Guard, in which he described
Prince Louis Napoleon the worthy heir of the great
character and eminent qualities OF the emperor. He
was confident that as he had saved France from the evils
which threatened her. he would know how to preserve
her from all harm for the future He hoped that if God
continued protect France he would suffer her many
years to continue under the Princes government He
proposed the following toast Glory and gratitude to
Louis Napoleon Bonapare, the saviour of the country
and of civilization" This toast received with the
greatest enthusiasm amidst repeated cries OF Vye lie
President de la Republique Y " vive lie Prince Louis
Napoleon I" little enthusiasm towards the nephew
be allowed the part Of those who fought under
and remembered the uncle statue Of white marble Of
Marshal SOUR is to be placed in the museum at Yer
saes and equestrian at Castres, in his native
commune The Berlin papers of the 18th announce the
arrival of special mission from Louis Napoleon TO the
court of PRUSSIA.
State paper is said to be preparing at the Eysee, to
be communicated all the Courts of Europe explaining
the necessity for the coup deta abjurng all pretensiOns
to an imperial throne and giving of desire
to preserve peace with all nations
The best news from VIENNA, because it is decidedly
pacific that Lord WEsTMoRELASD has been officially re-
ceived Ambassador from England by the Emperor The
arrest and imprisonment Of the sisters Of NJ KossUTH
have been confirmed The accounts from Italy, both
public and private, grow and worse the police
are every day vigorous and the condition of the
people more ntolerabe. The intention of Austria to
incorporate TUSCANY in her dominons is unequvocally
denied.
The Slesian Gazette draws the attention of European
Governments the pers brewing for them in the United
States of North America where the abettors of revolu
when the time of action comes, be backed by the naval
and military power of the Federal Government" 1t
therefore urges the speedy establishment of German
fleet to guard the mouths of the Weser Ebe and Trays
the retention of the Prussian and Austrian troops in HID
stein the election of all suspicious Americans and even
the reputation of all American consular agents in
/ Germany.
The second edition of the Times states that out of tie
eighty six departments into which France is divided
thirty in state of SIEGE and then adds, The
M. VICTOR HUGO, for whose safety great anxiety has
been felt, has arrived safely at Brussels.
Many of these isolated facts SHOULD they prove to b,
facts for news of all kinds requires the confirmation Of
twenty four hours uncontradcted circulation before il
can be fully depended upon) afford abundant materials
for reflection but have neither time space for fur
Their notice.