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

Dr. spoha compliment which evidently took the great and
venerable composer by surprise He soon however,
ed his usual equanmity, and retired bowling with simple dig
nifty TO the appauding audience.
FRANCE.
fine at Toulon recently destroyed marine and pro-
perry belonging TO the Government to the Of 900
sterling Recent official returns show great both in
the nportaons and explorations Of France Ia 1872 the
of mpoations $40 millions sin le43 845 mil
lions, in 1914, s67 millions The expoatonsin is42 were
644 millions in ls43, 6s7 millions in 1884, 797 millions
In 1886 patents issued to 405 persons, while in
quarter alone of the present year the number recorded
The Minister Of Marine has appointed Commission to in
quire into the expedency Of reducing the duty imported
iron, as TO it extensively in shpbuiding.
Some Of the newspapers have been endeavorng find
out the Of the extensive paupesm which unhappy
lists in the United States In England the misery of the peo-
pie laid upon the backs of the arsocracy but there
arsocracy in America Of knowing scbes that
the wrehedness of the poor TO be traced the republican
form of Government and another the faulty construction of
human society Others however, sensible say that the
owing to the number Of who proceed there
year from Europe without the means Of subsistence"
Fanny Eser has bought aresdence Lake Como, where
Tagloni and Pasta already reside.
The following paragraph the sentiments Of the Par
sian press concerning between the United States and
Mexico, which just valuable had actually been
declared !:
"All the newspapers of yesterday occupied with the
declaration OF made by Mexico against the United States
intelligence of which reached Paris the previous evening
They pretty nearly unanimous that the war; If there
be- will be erinatedthe immense power Of the United
States Government enabling it u impose silence
ever peases its dmnutive and bccose opponent Even
the Journal de Debdfs, which, organ
the annexation of Texas with any thing favor says that the
only comment it makes the matter attach mpor-
lance to such declaration the present Of Mexican af
fairs The Constitutional thinks neither Mexico nor Ame-
RIGA do great harm each other and that the
will be settled after Mexico shall have seized few American
vessels and America sent few bombs into Vera Cruz The
Pesse contempuousy desgnates the declaration Of
"fanhonade' that regard seriously The Com
declares that will be suicidal to Mexico and
dennis the part taken by the French and English Governments
in opposition to the annexation of Texas The National the
republican organ contends that America perfectly us
fled in accepting annexation and that therefore the denuncia
tons of the Mexican Government in its procamaons
nounded declares that England has lose in Mex
making upon the United States than Mexico her
sef but it declares that with the assistance Of
England, Mexico maintain long campaign. The Sleek
and other journals entertain similar opinions The Globe the
organ of Guzot is the only newspaper that does go
the length says that though does think Mexico
strong enough TO prevent annexation by nrce still it
maintain maritime war, which win be uneste," fatae
to the United States"
From Stain there of consequence The Queen
has gone the Basque PROVINCES and will Madrid
by the middle of September There attempt long
since at instruction at Malaga but epessed The
Senate has been dissolved by ministerial decree.
SWITZERLAND continues in agiated state Nothing
new decisive has occurred.
In ParssrA the ZoVeren continuing its deliberations
The small States earnest for protection, while Prussia
said be in favor of moderate duties At Posen there have
being serious troubles in connection with the religion.
Czers who of the prophets of the faith, only
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good luck The Catholic Archbishop is also disgrace with
the Government for the part he took in the matter.
TURKEY
We have Constantnople dates the 2sth ultimo The
correspondent of the Malta Times wtes under date OF
the 9th
"The Pachacs Of yacova, in Albania, appear, by the
last have received again prey the seri
disorders More than 900 insurgents said TO be in
against the Government Intellectual attempt has been
made by the Tosks whose tribes friendly to the OF
the Porte, suppress the rebellion but they have been
ed in every engagement The Serasker Rascd Pacha has
length taken the field in person. the head of IS 900
His headquarters according othe last advices,
upon the banks of the Drn the insurgents had etreaed
The mountains, where il doubted if he would
pursue them"
Under the head of Syria we find the following the
journal
"Agan of those infamous transactions has taken place
Acre which give strong proofs Of the state of bar
basm in which the Turks and their authorities plunged
Turkish soldier found murdered outside the town, and
Immediately four respectable Christians dragged the
residence Of the Mu their houses robbed Of every thing and
The bastnadoed One Of these unfortunates Aus
TRAN subject and the dagoman Of the American Consul
ate, all Of standing and unbemshed character At the
request Of the Austrian and American Consus the
orGenera he pleased to order that the foreigners
should be released. After such treatment the letters from
Acre state that the is universal in consequence Of this
horrible event. amongst the Christians native and foregn-so
that the French Consul has requested the
Of ofwa and the brig Agie had sailed from Beyrou
for Acre. We trust that Count Sturmer will with his
cusomed energy and patriotism, and that Mr. Dabney Carr
will not permit that the Stripes cmbems Of his national flag,
should with IMMUNITY be marked upon the back of Of the
officers appointed for the protection and honor Of the ame