Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-01

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x FRANCE, &
There has been family gathering al he 1,,;,.-
res the King and Queen of the Belgians, the Due
2 ,Aumae and his young bride, and the Prince de
!, On the 2eth December the King opened the
chambers with the following speech
AT the close Of last session. complications which n,;eh
have become grave, the objects Of nv soictude M
o. securing our possessions Africa against hostile
ana repeated mcrsons obliged us to carry the war into ~
sPs o. Morocco our brave armies Of land and sea- wor
thily commanded, attained with glory and IA short time t
object marked out to their valor Peace pro,ntlv fooe
victory, and Algie where three Of my sons MAJ MI; ye
the honor to serve their country has recorded dab edo
ior we have proved at once snd our mo
NY Government engaged with that Of the Queen ~
Treat Britain in discussions which might have given reason
% ear mat e relations Of the States might have been az
iected mutual spirit Of good will and equity has maintained
between France and England this happy accord which guar
antics the peace Of the world
During the visit which paid the Queen of Great Britain
% TESTIFY @ her the price that attach the amy whici
unites us ana 70 that reciprocal friendship Of which she has
given many marks have been surrounded by mantle,
tations the most satisfactory for France and myself hays
gathered in the sentiments that have been expressed TO me
additional guarantees for the long continuation Of that penero
peace which secures to country abroad diCnifed ana
strong poon and at home eternay increasing
ty, with the enjoyment Of her constitutional liberties
My relations with all foreign powers continue to be friend
ly and amicable.
You are Messieurs, yourselves witnesses Of the prospe
state Of France You manifested upon all parts OF
territory national activity, protected by wise laws
reapng in the bosom Of order the fruits Of its labors The r
Of public credit and the equilibrium established between
annual receipts and expenditures attest the happy influence
Of this situation the general affairs Of the State for tho
yvcll-being of all.
Financial laws will be Immediately presented to you. Pro
ects Of laws for the ameoraon Of roads, Of ports
and of internal naygaon for the completion Of rail-
ways, and for different objects Of general utility, win be
equally submitted TO your deliberations
In the midst Of the general prosperity of the country,
Heaven has blessed my family 1t has increased the number
Of my children and the marriage Of of my webeloved
sons, the Due dAunae with Princess who already
lated to us by many ties has been for me and mine lively
satisfaction
Messeurs Providence has imposed upon many laboIs
and painful trials have accepted the burden have de-
voted myself have devoted my family to the service Of my
country To lay lasting foundation OF union and happiness
has been years the object of constant efforts
feel confident that with your loyal aid you will enable me 20
attain it and that the gratitude Of France, free and happy
will be the reward Of mutual devoednes and be- too the
honor of my reign.
The Journal des Debas observes that the explanations given
by the Minister of Finance presenting the budget 70 t
Chamber of Deputies demonstrate that the financial postn
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of France is this year favorable than last year,
SPAIN
An important bill relative to the treaty concluded bewetn
Great Britain and Spain 1885, for the abolition Of the slave
trade presented the Senate the Odd by the Minister
for Foreign Affairs BY this offences connected
with the slave trade rendered penaa point which, eyer
since the signature of the treaty. it has been the constant Oh
ect Of English Ministers obtain from Spain The Assem-
bly, had adjourned till after the Christmas hoydays
L. Loo,, "a
to discover his hiding place The lives Of General Renga
Captain Garca, and S. Avila have been spared
The number of political offenders who have been executed
in SPAIN since the removal Of Esparteo hundred and
fourteen and Of this large number only twelve had been tried
The cold has been dreadfully Madrid On IL
night Of the 9Th sentinel found dead upon his beat It
the Punta del Damante advanced post the paac
and exposed to the keen blasts of the Guadarama mouna
| INDIA.
The overland mail from India brought letters from Calcutta
of October l7h Bombay of November l. and China of An-
gust 80 Wars have ceased, and of dsaD
pearng. The army in scnde is moderately healthy. Tho
commercial intelligence from Bombay is very unfavorable
MISCELLANEOUS PARAGRAPHS.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer, is rumored is abc.
propose reduction the Three per cents the opening
of Parliament
The Anti Corn-Law League has recommended its system
OF agitation the opening
unavoable for their views the free trade candidate at Dart
having the election by majority of This
is granted by their opponents not simply retained
II is said that Mr. Galloway the engineer and author Of
the pamphlet showing the importance of the railroad from
Suez to Cairo has arrived at Paris his way to Egypt to
commence that important undertaking.
The Medical Gazette contains long article from the pens
of Dr. Hastings and Mr. r. Sorks surgeon, descriptive OF
remarkable operation for the cure of consumption by the
oaton Of the cavity of the lung through the walls Of the
chest. The cure is described as being complete.
On the l4h utmo regcide Tshech who attempted to
assasnate the King of Prussia, executed at Spandau
where he had conveyed under escort Of cavalry The
King had RENTED that part Of his sentence which stated that
| he was to be broken on the wheel.
The receipts Of the Zov cren during the first nine months
or 1874 were ls ss9 500 iaes res moro than in
the corresponding period of ls43
Suicides being SO in Prussia, owing to impson
ment for debt the Government have 1t in contemplation to
abolish that mode Of satisfying the creditor.
Hordcs Of money forthcoming for the Irish railways
The whole capital Of gs00 600 required for the Southern Rail-
way from Dublin Cork, subscribed in three days. and
subscribed entirely in Ireland
On the 9th ultimo William Burgess who arrested in
the United States and taken England under the provisions
of the Ashburton treaty, tried for eonousy utteng
forged Of attorney for the transfer Of Co. 305 3s 3d.
Bank stock The prisoner convicted and transported
i for life.
A letter from Admiral Dupeit Thouars written at Rio dc
Janeiro has been received Paris relative his dsavowa
of the sovereignty of Tahiti He declares that he viii not
receive the sword of State for which Young France has sub
scrbcd involved sur upon the act Of the Government
In Paris Of arbitration about to be established to