Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-13

Leipsc and, according the latest accounts that city
still in Of the greatest excitement On day Prince
John of Saxony, the General in command of the Communal
Guards arrived Lepsc review the guards An immense
crowd of the inhabitants assembled the occasion, who
ceved the Prince his arrival the ground with shouts,
hooing and of g Viva Ronge" :. va Robert Blum,
and Down with the Jesuts." The Nv went off for
time quietly, but again the same shouts and cries
renewed, and the people becoming very iotous-
They sang the Luthers Cantique in full chorus and
an appropriate song from schiers Rauber The Canque
was again sung as well as the songs from Schiller and
good deal Of excitement prevailed. AT length per-
threw the windows Of the Princes apartments
and The example followed by thousands of others The
whole of the windows Of the hotel demolished in few
mnIes Fearing that the guard Of honor attending the Prince
would not be sufficient repe attack If were attempted
regiment Of infantry garisoned in the town were called out
at ten o'clock Some attempts made by the troops 10
dispense the crowds but finding them Intellectual orders
given for them fire. So expected the discharge,
that those who assisting the authorities to restore
order unable to get Of the way Upwards Of thirty
persons killed and wounded among whom two
gentlemen in the employment the Government, agent Of
police and several persons who had part the riot
and who walking peaceaby in front Of the Hotel de
Prsse Nine taken up dead the spot The
Prince left Lepsic at daybeak the 3th but that
hour great number of the inhabitants foot who
hooted him till he beyond the boundaries Of the
Some additional troops from the neghborhood broughto
LeiPsc in the of the 18TH In passing through the
they followed by crowds of students and Others
and sauted with the most opprobrious epithets.
IRELAND.
public meeting held in the Mansion house, Dublin,
Tuesday last the Archbishop Of Dublin the chair
organize transcription for the relief Of the sufferers Quebec
At meeting held at Armagh for the purpose recon-
,haf, -
Right Rev. DIR. Croly, r. c. Prmate spoke Of the bill as
having been amended by Government
of the Roman Catholic preaes, in calculated TO
afford general satisfaction and declared his willingness give
the system fair trial.
FRANCE
The Journal des Dibats conspcuousy announces that the
French Government have received advces from Tangies
the 9th instant that the Publications Of the treaty Of Maghrna
had been exchanged three days before and the
French negotiato General LARuE, was about to quit
Tangiers and return to France.
Paris and its vicinity had been visited by tremendous hur-
rcane which broke tore up by the Of large d.
mensions and did other damage The wind was
still high, but the weather fine.
Accounts from Rouen state that large factory blown
down by the hurricane 200 persons said
killed and wounded
The official prints represent Louis Philippe leading
very active life and daily taking much Eu, whittier
the Prince and Princess de Jonve and the Prince de Sale
no were daily expected
The Paris Constitutional states that the immense and
rich appGnage Of the Princess de Joinve in Brazil is hence
forth to be worked by free labor.
GREECE
Accounts from Greece Trieste state that the disorders
the frontiers still continued At Athens il considered
probable that coalition would take place between Metaxa
and Mavocodae, before which Coe would be forced
give way.
BY letters from Belgrade learn that Upper Albania was
state Of Instruction The Seraskier, who had entered
the country with considerable body of troops had been
expecedy attacked Pisren his to Jakouo In
revenge he burnt twenty five Albanian villages.
The Overland Mail arrived on the 2ls the commercial
by which possess striking feature and may upon
the whole be considered favorable Exchange was brisk
and feghts for England had improved The cholera was
sweeping Western india and huying victims to their
last At Lahore the mortality dreadfu-border
ing on $4,000 From China there is nothing new.
LONDON MONEY ADMINISTRATORS %.
The fluctuations between fine and rainy weather which have
prevailed during the week have affected the prices stocks
cong the prospect of bad harvest held prospect
of scarcity of money if fine, of the contrary fact
every movement of trade and just depends
the weather The last hours having been decidedly
good weather for harvest the price OF Consos slightly adj
vanced and Money the Account left Off
at SO TO 99t Three per reduced 99l Treeand
a-quarter per 1924 1924 Bank stock 2o. eli.
to 27s
In the foreign market the dealings extremely limited
Spanish steady Brazilian s7 sSs Buenos Ayrcs to
81 CHILEAN 100 to 04 Mexican actives 34l ssh the
ferred lsi to 10. and Peruvian 3sl to s9l. 1
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
COTT0N.-REPoRr ENDING AusUsT 90 -
Throughout the this week the
dull and rather lower prices have been taken Yesterday
and to-day there has been business doing better
have been obtained, but still II difficult sell last weeks
prices although make any change the quotations
Brazs dull Of SALE but without change Egyptians are
point lower sale has been made to-day Of 900 bales 6.d
In Suras there has been pretty good business doing steady
prices 500 American 500 Egyptian and Suat have
been taken speculation and 1000 American and Suia
for export The sales Of the week 040 bales
.fnotier Rebort-The demand has become more limited
and descriptions rather less saeabe holders how
have been toeraby firm, and the market has closed with
rather eadness than in the early part of the week
Spectators have taken 4550 American Egyptian and
$50 Sust and exporters 500 $50 Suat The
sales Of the week SO 040 bales
CoAL-Since last publication there has
mand for Goals from very limited supplies and prices well
The export the United States and else
where squte considerable and likely be for months
to come.
GuASo-There has been steady demand and few hum
bred tons sold African R4 los e. and Peruvian go
los. per ton.
Inos-During the last few days decided improvement has
taken place in the iron trade Pigs quoted Is los
Scotland and "a in Liverpool bars Is; rods fS
15s. hoops go los sheets fl0 los and refined iron 9io
ISIS Liverpool The demand for rails Is increasing they
worth 40 los In Liverpool great portion OF the
miners and pudders in Safordshrc are standing out Tor
wages and the opinion OF MANY that they will eventually
gain their point The OF the turnout an agreement
entered into amongst the makers to reduce wages
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS change OF Importance since
brisk demand OF Cheese and Lard the market Is bare
RicE-The market has been rather unsettled, and the
OF last week barely supported the sales
amounting only to $500 bags at 3s to os Tor low 70 hne
white, and lis. Cd. per cwt for broken.
TAn.-No sales reported
ToRAcco-No change has taken place in the market this