Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-11-29
FROM LATE EUROPEAN PAPERS

The France publishes the following letter from Genoa of
| October "a
Shorly after the arrival Of the Emperor and Empress of
Russia in this city they received visit from Don Carlos and
his wife. The interview exceedingly cordial The
Emperor and Don Carlos conversed together long me and
few hours after the Emperor and Empress returned the
visit During his short stay Genoa the Emperor had fire.
quent interviews with Don Carlos The King of Sardinia
shows great attention the latter and young Princess
They all dine frequently with the King"
Intelligence from Asia informs (says the Const;fu
fonne) that the Russians have Just established themselves
at Eserabad important port Of Persia in the Caspian Sea-
For long time the Muscove Government has medita-
ting this STEP In Is43 established regular service Of
steamers from Astrakan the Caspian Sea- that place.
touching Derbent, Bakw, and Euze This circumstance
gave activity to Russian In the month of
June the Cars Government demanded for forms sake
the Shah the authorization place Russian post Esera
bad in order protect the merchants Of that nation who
coming great numbers establish themselves there
and, before the reply arrived from Teheran, the Russians
already installed in the Persian town. Il will be with
this establishment with that Of the English at Aden and
| in short time Eserabad will be Russian town. The
troops who there will not again quit it. whilst the Rus
sian traders will every day monopoze and more the
trade Of the north Of Persia and the Caspian Sea-"
The London Times Of the 30th contains letter from its
New York correspondent, ga Genepese Trapeler,") in
which, while reviewing the position Of the Oregon dispute
he administers rebuke Of slight severity the Times for
its malignant attempts to excite the pudccs Of its readers
against the American people He regrets the disposition
rope, which too often appears in leading journals abrouda
disposition which has been manifested with vio-
ence than in the Times itself
An anonymous correspondent in the paper Of the next day
declares that the conduct Of the Americans hemselvess
the Of the low estimate in which American character
held in Europe He says, in 1899 he bought $4,000 Of
Illinois bonds for which he gave e. 1877 that since ls42
he has received no dividend and that Monday last he
sold his bonds for R2,745. He adds
"When my boy asks why he is sinted Of the educa
ton which he had right expect from me, what
swer save the Americans have robbed me And thus will
the shame and the pass another generation The
loss written of in my ledger, but the disappointment of my
hopes in the young ndebe, and the wrong iepa
rable The Americans proceed in successful course Of
commercial and political triumph they may continents
with their race and the with their ecs but the stain
remains fixed and for They honest people
and believe me, it is not writers but their swinders
which brought them, nationally and individually, the
contempt Of the world. Their bonds driven from the
Bourse and is startled meeting American in
society as 10 hear Of Robert Macsire at AlmacRs.v
The augsburg Gazette states from Naples that the
goatons between the Russian and Neapoan Governments
for treaty of navigation have been brought close, and
now only await ratification.
appears that the efforts made for the purpose OF inrodu-
cling kworms into Prussia have been attended win he hap
pest results great number Of rural propne'or ana par
ticuarly gentlemen Of Pomesna have made expert
mens on grand SCALE
Reserved carriages for ladies are becoming general upon all
the principal railways in England
The Pope has thrown the library Of printed books in the
Vatican open to the public and ordered the preparation Of
catalogue for their use