Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-23

statue has been erected In the Court the Louvre To the
memory of the Due DORLEASs the Kings eldest so ,.h
killed by fall from his carriage three wears ago +,
bears simple inscription, "LAmee au Due dOrIeaDs.
Prince Royal"
which very awful account given of the prospect Of esta
bishng between this country and that The Chi
nese, says the writer dislike French wines and brandy the
little ncknacks for which Paris is celebrated they don't care
for being able make as good themselves cloths thew can
get at cheaper rate from England and Germany and in
other articles they undesod by the English and the Anne
In ovssenes de ine and innaes the writer thinks
i possible that something may be done but much He
concludes his dshearening epse with the assertion that there
will never be any commerce worth speaking of between
France and China This letter is Of entirely different ef
feet others that have been published but il said be from
an eminent mercantile man lately in China.
TAHITI #
There is likely to be trouble Tahiti The French
having refused permit the English gate Talbot to com
municae with the Shore unless her would consent
to salute, not only the French flag, but the flag of the
tectoate which the French have established in that island the
real object being, no doubt to prevent General Miller the
English Consul for the Islands of the Pacific who
board the fgae from landing to assume his Consular
duties Admiral Seymour expected proceed from Cal
lao to Tahiti in the Colngwood, of guns to demand an
explanation of this unendy the part Of the French
| authorities.
RUSSIA
ST. PETxnsBuRc, JULY l9.-The General commanding
in Caucasus Woronzow has succeeded in gaining victory
but though made the of by officials it does not ap
pear to have been very brilliant affair Nevertheless as
victory, il is something, for far Russia has had de-
eats than umphs in her encounters with her daring and
warlike foes.
The Emperor has issued ukase depvng classes
of the privilege of obtaining nobility in virtue of official
on with the has heretofore customary
The agreeable the asocracy for the yearly add
dons their ranks became considerable lessen the
consideration with which they think il desirable that the
tocracy should be regarded.
The Empress, regret say in feeble health Her Ma
ey takes great interest in promoting the welfare of the poor
classes lately caused be established under her
patronage, an institution for giving employment and assist
ance to the needy. 4s. fNst tfaE
BERLIS JULr 22Four things at present occupy the at
enon Of people and The first the Zo veren
which there end to TALK and scrbbng, and guessing
but the real deliberations of the persons depued by the diff
ercnt States only the 9Th Of August, though
their formal meeting took place fortnight ago. and the
suit of those deliberations will be known for time
useless occupy ones self with the aforesaid gossip The
thing the visit the Queen England the banks Of
the Rhne for which great preparations being made The
third is the gigantic and ceremonies that take
place Bona the of Inauguration of
Of Beethoven the 10th Of August The last and perhaps
important Of ALL is the project Of the constitution which
the King said TO be determined to give constitution
Prussia promised years ago. but delayed petence
the other The present King long since declared that the
people entitled o and when the royal power vad into
his hands, he promised that they should have it, But though
prayed and eneated again and again. he has hitherto always
shued out of the flfment Of his pledge Whether last
his conscience has pked him into the redemption Of his
solemn PROMISE know not For my part not very
sangune but still the press confident the
natter and even gives sketch Of what the constitution
i will be.
Count Aim the able Minister Of the Interior has Quilted
the Cabinet and is succeeded by Monsieur Bodeschwing.
But this appointment only temporary, and there reports
of complete change in the Ministry
There mercantile intelligence worth giving. The reports
the be by Prussia Zo Veren
contradictory. evident The people
them foot have to authentic information. Indeed.
do not that our Cabinet has decided particular
course Of action, but moes its instructions its agent from
+ day to day, according 70 circumstances,
The church continues its course and meets with
umphs than checks The Pope applied TO the King to take
prevent the spread Of the schsm; but his Majesty
refused, reminding his Holmes that he did help him he
Kng) in his struggle little while ago the mixed marriages
question. The Government gives encouragement the
sect but the contrary regards its proceedings with very
great nquietude Still il has not refused permission cee
brae its rites in the Protestant churches when the ministers
thereof give permission.
From neighborng States there that think
worth communicating. Wurembug, though small kingdom.
indeed advancing liberal direcon has lately passed
laws giving the privileges political and CIVIL to the Jews
| as are enjoyed by other classes.
SWITZERLAND.
LucEnSE, JuLr 24-The deliberations Of the Diet have
hitherto been without political interest, and OF domes
tic character The motion to postpone the assembling Of the
Federal Camp for year rejected BY large majority
The discussion Of the question as to the revision OF the pdee
| federal has been again postponed
very melancholy event has plunged the country into
CONSERVATION and dsmay NJ. Leu, Of the leading
bers Of the Jesuts party found dead in his bed weeng
in his blood His pasans declare loudly and unequvocal
h that he was basely assassnated his political opponents
the contrary declare with equal confidence that he commit
ted suicide The physicians declare that from the position
the ball took, (he shot through the heart with pistol
he could committed suicide and the fact that ps
tol found by his side confirms their assertion But
the other hand there person entering
house-no heard, though twenty people at least
in the housethe shutters Of his bedroom closed
and bis wife, sleeping by his side, alarmed bc the report
of the pistol but The affair enveIoped in
great mystery, but is to be hoped will be cleared up The
agitation the matter has caused really understandable and has
cnbecd the l-feeing which the different parties bear
wards each other. My opinion is that blood will flow
beoe the people become Gained down and perhaps this
suicide assassination whichever may be, may be made
the Of it,
Since the above paragraph in type the French pa
pers bring intelligence that the has been apprehend
ed He had been aborer in the service Of NJ Leu had
borrowed money from his master, who had recently demanded
il and hence the commta Of the bloody deed These facts
correct relieve the atroc Of the still deeper stain which
previously attached to it. As deed Of blood, the murder
sufficiently bad but these disclosures take from the crime all
complexion Of a national stain.
DREADFUL CATASTROPHE.
CoSsTASTNoPLE, JULr lion the night Of the 18th in
staDt the Black Sea- about forty miles Of the Bospho
most dreadful catastrophe took place Two Turkish
steamers the coming from and the other going Treb
sond into sudden collision, and Of them down
with the greater part Of the and passengers.
The vessels the Scutar commanded by Mr. Dubbins
and the Medehra Tdjahrct, commanded by Mr.. Lambert.
Aer the collision the vessels parted the Meehri Tdahret
dropped about mile asen, and in the Of less than
quarter Of hour found she was sinking rapidly The
Scutar which had got but slight damage, then her
help, but too late. snN