Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-03
PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
PARIS, NOVEMBER 10, 1863.

fAHIS, NOVEMBER ~, 1000
Our domestic matter consists in the MAN, of the
luminous details of the trial before the Court of Asszcs
of the twenty persons arragned for conspiracy
assassinate the Emperor Louis NAPOLEON. Attempts
to be made various places the Hippodrome and
the Of the Opra Coque being appointed the
most favorable The courtroom could not have contain
ed half the multitude of applicants for admissions the Ia
BILE covered with swords, pistols books and pamph-
lets seized the individuals at their lodgings. The
reality and nature Of the plot already put beyond
doubt by the evidence which embraces crcumstantia and
characteristic confessions Seventy eighty despera-
does had confederaed and it is rendered but proba
BILE that general association which they be-
Ion ged held communication with revolutionary exies in
England. The Emperor to be shot, his body dragged
through the streets and the Republic to be proclaimed
One of the culpritsa remarkable man-when asked by
the President Of the Court whether he approached close
to the Emperors carriage the Comic OPERA answer
ed, % Hon Diea yes was within foot of him. had
only stretch my and shoot him Dead but waited
for the signal and it given too late. This is the
fourth day OF the trial the examination of witnesses viii
occupy the week
All the foreign news of the day is held trivial in
parison with what from the Danuban Princpali-
ties. The Moniteur gives as from the Government,
account briefly enough Of the engagement between
the Turks and Russians the author must be the French
Consul at Bucharest whose report received in Lon
don from Vienna The Moneur limits the Turkish force
to twelve thousand the Vienna despatch says eighteen
thousand they agree to the number of the Russians
nine thousand No information afforded of the loss Of
the Turks simply told that they maintained and
fortified their position. Such their victory after
three hours of brisk cannonade and charges with the
bayonet.
lie Pays of this day observes /" There s but one du-
ty now for dplomacy-that Of protecting the peace Of
Europe. War not pass the limits of Turkey. The
Porte has the merit of refusing aid from the political
fugees scattered in West Europe She refuses all offers
from revolutionary characters; she eschews either
gous revolutionary peace is indispensable for
the western nations; it must be preserved According
letter which the Journal des Debats of this day pub
fishes, from its distinguished correspondent at CONSTANT
nope the fleets had not appeared before that city the
9th utmo. The Turkish triumphs the Asiatic bor
Ger fabulous
The Paris Bourse will be amusingy puzzled this after
noon. On Tuesday stocks shot upwards" a q sus-
pension of hostes and Congress of the great Powers
at London certain Yesterday they fell again the
battle within fifteen leagues Of Bucharest announced
Now Russian manifesto is epitomized by the ele
graph the Car is about WELD his military strength in
good earnes he will defy France snd Great Britain, be-
ing of Germany. There has been Punic faith from
the beginning and most of it not the side Of Russia
Diplomacy French and English has overreached ITSELF
and fallen into predicament for which it vas not pre-
pared.
Our advices from Spain comprise the death Of
MEYDIzABAL, often the most influential and able member
OF the Spanish cabinet and the His biography "
faithfully prepared for the world, will abound with sing
lar traits Of character ycssudes Of Fortunes and
personal adventures l eryoyed his acquaintance for
considerable time in this capital use the enjoyed
emphaticsy, because bis cast Of mind and face, and
whole man, indeed unique and in this particular he
often reminded me of JOHN RAEpoLrH, though between
them no affinity existed. He Jew by birth The
generation of politicians in Spanish history among whom
he figured, must all disappear in very few years
Journal Of Commerce.