Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-22

preceded her Maesty's present Minister Al W. ooo,
TINS case on the Government Of the United States ysrv so
ana mr. rakenham had pursued the same course mn he
Loa Aoerdeen) was certainly not in condition 10 say that
their representations on the subject had been received 4 n
manner they deserved. AT the time of the Iast da,h
ferng to the NATTER Mr. Pakenham proposed 4 MT 49,.
N communication with the principal parties irresiJ = NJ
branch he believed, Of the Glasgow house alluded 10
by his noble iendand from them he hoped to receive S
information as would strengthen his means of APPLYING "a ~
Government the United States He could assure his nob
friend that was impossible for person employed in her
Maesys service display this Or any other subject falling
wn the sphere OF his duties zeal ability than the
senueman at present representing her Maesys Government
IN the United States. |T'''T'
OBITUARY
me Earl Of Eingham died Brighton at the age of re-
~ nomas Powell Buxton died on the 10th uimo. At his
~ aged 3d. His name is known througho,
- Ell - Tue great friend of the negro race, and the adv
~ ue emancipation He was also the proector az ths
se' expedition. The Earl Of Momnpton be,t.r Lr0,,,
Ao'd marlborough or as William WELLESLEY POLE Ala I,
s.s.. rsoruary ~ in the s2d year Of his aoe He was
guess Wellesley '''u y inc l 'a'e WAT WAT
Inc Marquis Of Westminster d;ea = *. 49,
a'om nan near Chester, on the 18th ul,mo
ne hev' sydney Smith, canon Of 81. p.nr. .nd ~
~e-known winter Of sundy philippines against ~
ing States died on the 23d uo after ~ ;lIn... !.
N-a'', - siio f~u year OF MS
Mr. Lamar Blanchard the well kno.
,o'oo magazines committed suicide on the l5,b mime
The death of Mrs. Blanchard, which occurr.a
time ago. is supposed to have been the cans y
dependency under which he abored the time Of HI, a.
IRELAND.
AT the meeting of the Repeal Association On The M ~
mo the rent was announced be f752 which incnded
handsome remittance from Washington and still larger ono
from Baltimore The proceedings possessed little interest,"
FRANCE.
M. SALvANDr has been appointed Minister ~ PHI. =
srncon 10 fill the vacancy caused by the mental alienation
Of M VILLEMAs. That eminent gentleman has beer "a
stored to heathfu of mind but has announced b
purpose to retire from political life and devote himself i, ,
nature. -
The position Of the French Ministry has not altered
GuIzor has tiumphed in the Chamber Of Dsuutie. IN
the vote Of supply for the service by majority Of a.
ms majority is deemed satisfactory as i, may eabs him to
run on during the remainder Of The session. Rumor add
thaf the Chambers will be dissolved in the autumn for ME
Of testing the Minister'S popularity with the electoral
body Of France
The reported collision between English and French ship
~ Tahiti has been contradced officially
SPAIN,
The Madrid journals sAaesy occupied with new son
pacy' SAID TO have boon discovered Vttoa which the
government pave deemed OF sufficient Importance to send
enea Coneha suppress One party the emeuf
IS SsoIng Esparteo, and the other describes as Carst
conspiracy Several of the conspraors have been arrested
The affair appears however, have been grossly eraaeeraed
quarrel has arisen between Queen Mother and Mar
'aez General Pnm lad been pardoned and ordered to re-
sde at Madrid
Inc sanIsh Ministry is seriously endeavorinp to put an
nd slavery circular has been sent to all the Spanish
IN Inherent countries, urging them give every pos
oe encouragement 10 the emigration Of aborers to Cuba m
'rder as Vie white population may be increased and the
S o. having slaves there become less and less urgent
SWITZERLAND.
The feeling against committing the saeation Of the youth
81 Switzerland to the Jesu contaes to agtae that country
md will probably lead the cyeniua expulsion of the d,c
pies of Loyola from the Cansons
Both parties ere evidently preparing for struggle No
hing decisive has however, yet occurred letter fous
cA announces that the Executive Council had directed the
ounc OF War dismiss all the troops that had been assem-
web with the exception of company, to act as guard of
honor to the Diet The voror had invited the Canton Of Lu
erne 10 withdraw its troops from the Roaiier
The Liverpool Times says a matters look threatening
u hopes are entertained that the quarrel may subsde m
ainy quares oSsA. in both parties giving way little s
ne purposes Of harmony and good fellowship.
MOROCCO
The differences between Sweden and Dsomark and No
Deco have been arranged by the aeaton of the Govern
nents Of France and Great Raan- The Emperor has re-
bounced the tribute. The Danish and Swedish Consus re-
urned to Ianges on the iah of February The Emperor
Morocco was at Tange, with the view of inspecting the
ortiircations erecting under the English engineers.
FROM THE EAST
The overland mail from India had arrived bringing adyices
rom Bombay to June LIST and China w. November lsth-e
after not SO late as we have had skfect.
There had been another revolution in the Punaub in which
ieera Singh, the Rask killed. with number Of his
dherents
There Aa been sort Of revolution also in Nepau bot not
ded by boodshed. The Rajah deposed and his son,
boy Of II, set up in his place. supposed that the
AngioIndan Government would interfere.
The disturbances in Koaporo had been brought TO clpse
Or the present at least
In Scnde tanaaay prevailed, but did the cholera also
The sckne.s and mortality among the troops continued to be
Eghtul
Disease had appeared also in Afghanistan and rayared
lumber Of towns,
The EsShsA garrison at Alden expecting another at
aek Rom the Arabs who gathering in large nunbers
The London Punch seems to be inexhaustible in y
no variety of its wit and humor. II has taken to
1vlng some first lessons for politicians Here /. I.