Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-07-26


number OF the surrounding GEE and respectable farmers
liter consultation hay agIeed that the inquest shall moi
commerce its sitings until nine clock Thursday morning
several circumstances concung To render that course The
most prudent In the time counsel and agents tc
be engaged the friends and relatives of the Inflated deceased
and wounded having taken 10 justice The
coroner nmated that he should issue for fifty
sixty respectable gentlemen from whom to select wenyth
TO form the jury whilst full bench of magistrates from al
parts Of the country looked for We reminded Of The
terrible Of Gurtroe by the fearful transactions Of las
evening
PAIRS, JusE 3o--The Chamber of Deputies has thrown
for discussion in the as many Of the pro
de i on its orders it possible postpone and among
them that Tor establishing regular Communication be
tween France and the United States The discussion of the
Budget has occupied the attention Of the Deputies almost
cusveiy during the last fortnight The for the army
included the necessary for the maintenance and equip
ment of 900 and $50 horsesa very respectable
army for time Of peace The discussion of the navy est
mates showed that the marine of France is by
formidable has been according the OPP
position, il declared be in state than at the
worst period of the Ministry of the Restoration The
law for carrying into effect the saveade treaty between
England and France adopted by the Chamber with una
nmity there being only given against it. The
treaty. and the instructions the treaty directs TO be given to
the naval officers precisely tothe effect the treaties
ted States All that it does is abolish the right Of search
and assmaie the be taken by France and Eng
land. for preventing and putting down the traffic in human
es the already employed by the United States IN
conjunction with Great Britain
Nothing has occurred of interest with respect either
Texas Oregon Mr. Ashbel Smith, Envoy Of Texas, is
in Paris little time ago. but the precise
of his communications with the Government has not
taspred Some ofhe journals protest against England nu-
encng Mexico employ all the in her power prevent
the Texas the United States and others com
plain bitterly that the French Government should have assoc-
ated itself this question with England to the abandonment
Of her ancient friend and ally the United States But the
general impression continues 10 be that the great majority of
he Texan people in favor Of the and that
therefore, il will take place beyond doubt.
SPAIN
Madrid, JUSE 25.-The Carss had confidently expected
PRONUNCIATION ofthe act Of abdcaon Of Don Carlos and
he manifesto Of his son, would have been fvoraby re-
eved by the Spanish nation and the Spanish people But
ecisy the has been the Both Government and
eople seem determined that consideration whatever
hall the young Queen marry Don Carlos Immediately on
he abdcaon becoming known Madrid several councils Of
Ministers held and proposed issue counter
manifesto but this abandoned, in compliance sad
With the earnest wishes of Christina Since then Narvaez
issued order to the army, which he declares in the
most decided and explicit TERMS against the pretensons
Don Caross son to the Queens hand The rough soldier
'unty calls Don Carlos himself "rebel"
There doubt that Christina is bring about
Wedding between her nephew Don Caross SOM and her
augher and, notwithstanding the violent demonstration
nade against by the pressby section of the Chamber of
Deputies who met privately to discuss the materand last
nd above ALL by the Cabinet, she will heaven and
arth to effect it, Ii is said that il the Queen does moi marry
onng Carlos, the Carsts will take arms and that Don Car
is preparing appean sons behalf TO his old generals
FROM THE EAST
The Overland Mail from India and China arrived in Lon
lon the st instant The news from China 10 the Goth OF
March is OF little Importance.
Accounts reached Calcutta of the total destruction by fire
f the American ship Virginia, about A. NJ Of the 5th
he outer floating light All hands saved excepting the
upercargo. She homewasd bound The following ac-
count is given in the Hurkura Of May g.
Eve have received particulars of the loss Of the un
orunate ship Virginia, which outward bound il seems
The fire first discovered by the man at the wheel who
observed the smoke issuing from small hachway his
eet They had barely time To the boat out and Just they
ouched the water the decks OPEN and the flames rush
ng up, compelled all hands to leap overheard Ia less than
senty minutes from the first discovery OF the fire. the form Of
be hull longer discernibe Nothing be
indicate where she but burning The
,runae supecarge, Mr. Lander who had his life preserver
n, and was capital swimmer besides, with upf
hands on the bows from whence he eaped into the
lie was taken into Of the boats but suddenly jumped
her and swan directly towards the blazing vessel lie dis
ppeared and was He in bad health, and
supposed that the dreadful catastrophe had brought de-
ium lie was the only lost but the rest had barely
To escape such confusion that they saved nothing but
heir lives, II except chronometers and compasses The
is supposed To have originated in the lower hold but how
do not clearly understand All know is that the cargo
composed Of sapee and nseed II is believed that the
hip must have been fire two weeks, she must
been shell TO have disappeared suddenly. She
fine vessel about three years DID, and the hull and cargo
ogeiher valued at 10000 rupees"
MISCELLANEOUS.
specimen Of the deposite of guano from Sadanha
Bay, Cape of Good Hope shown in the Liverpool Ex
change yesterday Ii differs considerably from the
brought from chaboe being less offensive the SMELL and Of
lighter color The total quantity of fertizng
very nearly ~ per cent Judging from the appearance and
analysis OF this guano, should think il very valuable
manure, more lasting in its effects though less rapid in its
operation, than the ordinary guano.
In consequence of the PRONUNCIATION Of the ukase OF Nicho
las prescribing costume for the Jews there has ben says
Frankfort Journal dreadful of fanaicsm at Berlro
jon, in Voihyna Some Jews having appeared the
OF that place in the Dress the other portion the
congregation treated them renegades and baspheme and
in the umult that ensued two young Jews killed FE
Of the offenders have been Siberia for their
duct in this affair.
The Posen Gazette Of the goth gives an account Of strike
Of the ourneymen carpenters Of that place the 18TH which
put end to in rather summary manner After con-
ciatoy but vain address from the President Of Police the
carpenters assembled and resolved quit town.
which they did but the President Of Police when apprzed
OF this proceeding sent troop Of hussars after the emprants
They oveaken and surrounded at Urbanovo and being
brought back Poscn the nsgators of the strike were
thrown into prison.
letter from Copenhagen, in announcing the arrival OF the