Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-20

sources and political solicitude Of each overnm,c
70 maintain me entente cordiaie. The sixty thou-
sand regular troops Of the Spanish rulers are bar,v
sufilcrnt % afford them some assurance AGAINST mr.
pe'nal plo's ana outbreaks OF frogvessisfs, Espar
MULLER, Of Berlin, has been elected H. ~
French Academy Of Sciences a correspaod;no
member--section Of Zoology He is Professor IL
Anatomy and Physiology in the University. ami
known by his various and excellent works 10 alI
lstudcnts Of the physical sciences.
According TO letters from Brazil, the district
Igranted IN the province Of ST. Catharine adowiy
70 the Princess Of JoINviLLE is about to be cus-
vatcdand rendered richly productive, by free labor
ers engaged forihe purpose Forests and precious
mines are to be turned 10 account dockyards fornS
ca rice, coffee, sugar 10 abound and il is to be
seen what free labor can effect on the borders Of
two tropical slave regions. Mons Uevons.
Inc quarrel between the bar and the press in Eng
land y specially noticed in the French journals
Here, Inc arlsocracy Of the ink-horn have greater
prcensions still than IN England and Of course Il G
English baroness, which excluded brethren wio
reported trails has been utterly condemned. "A
lawyer in the Chronicle, defending the mess in
question, argues in this strain
The prohibition less than guinea eee and 10
travel by stage coaches conditions equally exclusive and
far injurious to individual interests than the prohibition
report but these have been found essential 10 sustain
~ 's.u' -' - ny Ivy "Ao hasc auopteu
them"
In days Of yore, travelling in stage coaches, or
on horseback with sadde-bags-even refusing less
than a guinea fec--would have been thought in
America, monsirous grounds Of prescription.
Last week manufacturer OF enamel was arraipn-
ed in Paris at the Court of Assizes for atlenp.
| to poison two rivals in trade A distinguished
manufacturer Of chemical products appeared as
witness to his general character. The Attorney
General said to the witness 9 You took pains to
marry the accused--to provide him with good
ssmatch. You must have known that for two years
he kept under his roof as his concubine married
| woman, who has been succeeded by his servant
I woman in the same relation :. Certainly" an
swercd the witness, but those are peccadilloes
common with bachelors: once married, they quit
the last courses Of youths aud lead another kind
of life. This view of matters was thought quite
reasonable. The EVANGELIST was acquitted, after
five hours deliberaion, by the jury some circum-
distances raised strong presumption Of his guilt.
A number Of his relatives and iniimaes rushed for
ward TO embrace him. and the servant woman,
| :. Niss Catherine his acknowledged mistress of
the day, Instantly scaled the benches and Rugged
her master and lover, {. avec e6usion." No scan
dial seemed TO be taken on any side. Such incidents
exemphfy or illustrate morals and manners.
LOUIS PHiLIPPE Is still rusticang in his domain
Of Eu. His long walks and rides and excursions in
steamers, related in the JOURNALS, disprove some
Radical and Legitipistp paragraphs representing him
as seriously ILL