Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-11-08

ana michel CHEvALIER, engineers, and Mr.. DE
RohrEu, Project Of the Bereavement of the Inner
MARINE. Professor CHEyAL,rR has written much
IN tne Journal DIES Debats in favor Of the Nicaragua
route.
Livery aay prospectus of some new and splen-
w sPo1uia,Ve pfoect is thrown into my box with
formal address This morning came The Imperial
Austrian state loan oil thirty millions forms. which
Is to be repaid by one hundred and twenty tbons.nd
premium prizes, amounting in all to nearly seventy
five millions. Who could resist the !. exceIlent
chance g Yesterday we had the four brillant
pages OF the Company OF the Mines of Spain. can;
tai only five millions OF francs. Six inexhaustble
mines OF metals are specified. The day before /
received two Autographed sheets on the scheme Of
the Diplomatic Gazette, the Journal Of the Polti
cal and Financial interests OF Europe Ii is ap-
proved by the French Minister of Foreign Affairs,
and the Ambassadors at this Court, and cannot fail
says the Prospectus, to be unrivaed in the anthem
nclty and consequence of its information and sent-
ments, by reason of arranged correspondence
with cabinets, departments, and statesmen in each
OF the great capitals Of Europe and aindeed of the
whole world" On the 10Th instant Is To annear
La Semaine, the largest paper ever seen in France:
and this likewise WILDE omnscent and imperishable.
Few books or plays come forth between July
and November. Our theatres, however, are again
in possession of their stars, and as much crowded
last week to the Theatre Fra,cais The heroine
has gained little flesh in her provincial tour there
is more vgor in her tread and tones on the whole,
she has improved, which might have been suppos-
ed impossible, such was her unrivalled excellence
She appears to me superior to any actress who has
figured since the reign of Mr-. .Srnnnns I1a1rR-
the first of the tragic actors, has announced his in
tention to retire ere long from his profession. His
face and exterior generally are far from being dig
nif al Int he IN and
alone sustans RACHEL in way entirely correlatye.
The Italian opera opened at the beginning of the
month with peerless corps. This is the most
elegant comfortable, and delectable of all the public
resorts of fashion, taste, amateurshp, and high pre-
tension. MoRIANI, an Italian tenor, with the high
est reputation for all kinds of professional merit
has given, at this OPERA four nights in the same cha
racter, that of Edgardo in Lucia de LammerInoor
He is above forty years of age, of rather heavy
head and neck and dull visage; and his voice has
lost of its finer original qualities he charm
ed our world, however, by perfect execution; his
method is unusually temperate, and that of
scious, long, and thoroughly experienced master;
and his accents and whole style pathetic, pene-
trating, absorbing, in degree which / do not re-
member to have .feh with any other vocalist. He
was on his way to Madrid, where the opera -four
ishes amidst Instructions, and where salaries
paid nearly equal to the largesses at st. Peters
he was RECALLED in the Spanish capital with Court
festivities at noon and delicious dramatic treats in
the evening, and never sure that he might not
wake the next morning under Don CARLOS or Es-
PARTERo.
visiter, likely to be well-informed, mentioned
to me yesterday the creation of company in Paris,
with capital of twelve millions of francs, for the
purchase and settlement of lands in your West.
From November last until June, one of my chief
md iutar he
cation of American statistics and prospects to
French, Swiss, Germans and Italians, men of small
fixed incomes, manufacturers, artisans, who
wished to emgrate to the United States. Enqui-
ries begin again and it no slight satisfactoarao
determine persons whose characters, means, and
callings render them desirable for our country.
While you keep at peace within and without, you
may look 10 an indefinite accession Of pseful popu-
lation from most parts Of Europe. There is, every
where, among the small propretors, mechanics, and
agricultural laborers vague idea Of the egibleness
Of the American Union for lettering their condition
and founding prosperous families. In spite too, of
the declarations in journals and Legislatures about
the turbulence and caprcious despotism of transat-
lantc democracy, the European rich rather believe
in the stability and order in your system than in
the safety, for any period, Of their Institutions
and public funds, or whatever OUTLAWS.
functionary in the French Navy Department
has published, from personal observation and The
best sources of knowledge, view of the financial
situation of Hayfi which would seem as desperate
as the political and social. M. DE ST.. REMY gives
a curious account of the fiscal expedients Of the
succession of coored rulers, for whom the constant
dwindling of internal resources made all regular
taxation hopeless. The annuity due from Hayti
torrance is unpaid for 1914, and nothing can be
expected for this year. We are told from Lisbon
that the financial endorsements of Portugal are
fast approaching TO a catastrophe. The jobbing,
scheming, laundering, extorting, afford texts for
huge epistes TO the editors of London and Paris.