Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-09-26


remarkable increase in the Of the United States
with the Kingdom Of Sardinia. This increase owing the
successful efforts Of the American Minister Turin, Mr..
WIcxLHFE, In inducing the leading merchants and
aciuers of Genoa import American produce and export
that Of their country To the United States directly AS
consequence, American has been relieved from
the intervention Of third nations and, by the establishment
direct relations, augmented Assam Of the increase
the Of cotton may be taken The usual average qus-
y of American cotton imported into Genoa yearly has been
ten thousand bales during the first SIC months Of the pre-
year eighteen thousand bales have been already inn
ported 81 ess $50 Nsttv
HoLLAsD.--Many Of the people making preparations
10 emgrate to the United States From the village Of Wynn
sersyk which consists only Of 5000 inhabitants not less
than nine hundred and fifty have gone naasse. fall in
the value Of landed property and houses to the extent Of from
25 35 per cent has been the consequence The Govern
said to be without anxiety with respect to these
sweeping emigratons. tau e74rp
EsrPr.--Ibrahim Pacha has reached Consantinope in
good health and spirits, pleased with his trip to Europe.
The cholera making dreadful ravages along the Red
Sea AT Medina the deaths two hundred day.
AT Suez there had been four cholera ohem
had terminated fatally
1t was expected that Mehemet Ali would leave CONSTANT
ncple, on his return TO Alexandria, on the 18TH.
CoLoSIAL AprorxrMEsrs.--Lord Egin, appointed Gov
General of Canada to be succeeded Governor of
Jamaica by Sir c. e. Grey, late Governor Of Barbados
while Colonel Reid from Bermuda will
replaces Sir G. E. Grey and he himself will be succeeded at
Bermuda by Captain Elliott
LoRD GEORGE BENTINCK Is second son OF the Duke of
Portland and major in the army His ordship born
1902. The late Right Hon. George Canning had high
opinion Of his Abilities
Tur RAnwAr Calls for August amount to hundred
and seventy thousand pounds.
RETURN OF RAILWAY DRposIrEs.--From the 9th June
to the LIST August inclusive the whole returned by
the Bank Of England to railway companies having concluded
their parliamentary proceedings in one way other amounts
to no less sum than f5, 239, 900.
NORWEGIAN SALMoN.-A vessel called the Compaginef,
baSa ~,
Norway, has brought in addition to cargo of wood
png, among other articles the large number of 900
slaves for cooper and less than 2725 boxes of
salmon.
tse of exchange, is mentioned in the city that large guam
titles have been shipped from this country France and that
they have been paid for by mporiations Of gold
PorAroEs PROM V4S DIEMAS's LAsD.--A ship arrived in
the London Docks from Hobart Town, called the North Bril-
to has brought bags wheat 24s bags Of -four and
among variety of other articles 20 baskets of potatoes the
production Of that distant colony.
RArLwAr AccmENrs.--By parliamentary paper printed
yesterday Appears that from the LIST Of January last tho
10th of july Of accidents railways, 70 persons killed
and "a injured.
1t is said that Mr. Austin has realized As OoOL this ses-
sion by his services advocate before the railway
mittees. F@ tfs
The will of Louis Bonaparte, ex-Kng Of Holland, was
opened Florence the 26th ultmo The following
the principal details After having recommended his soul
God he expresses desire that his body may be taken
St Leu Paris to be buried his father Charles Boz
nopare and his eldest son. deceased in Holland 1907 He
desires the body of his second who died Italy in 1881
to be also transported there He applies Of So 00Of
for the erection Of tomb bore he says, the of
that village for 40 years. and loved the place better than any
other He makes present of the property which he pos
sessed in Holland the municipal administration of Amster
da in order that the annual proceeds may be applied TO
succourng persons injured by foundations This property is
worth about million of francs He leaves large to
the poor Florence He leaves the Grand Duke of Tus
the colossal bust Of the Emperor Napoleon executed by
Canova He prays the Grand Duke accept mark Of
his gratitude for the which he bad given him he also
bequeaths 10 the Grand Duchess of Tuscany handsome
Sees He leaves four sisters Of the hospital Of ST.
Leu annual of l00 each also, 2,5O0f the poor
OF Civita Nova also pensions 20 poor persons Flo
He leaves his BROTHER Jerome Benaparte, Prince
de Montfo the property of his box theatre Florence
valued at 60 000i.; his nephew Napoleon, of the
Prince de Mono fine diamond and 10 his other nephew
Jerome similar souvenir to the Princess Mathilde de Dem
do suite Of rubies and diamonds his nephew LOUIS
Of Prince Dc Canno his handsome villa de Montugh with
its dependencies and furniture, valued 200 000 his
ward francesca Caste yecchio, Of l50, 000f After
egaces 10 his servants and executors he concludes thus
leave all nay other property, the palace of Florence, the
estate at Civita Nova, etc. ALL In fact that constitutes my
heritage at the period Of my death, without reservng any
thing except the egaces mentioned above TO my universal
heir Louis Napoleon, my only remaining son, whom also
hequeath particular marx of my tenderness my Dun
kerque, placed in my library with all the decorations and
vcnrs which contains and still particular mark
Of my affection, leave him all the objects sent from st.
Napoleon, all enclosed in piece of furniture made expressly
for the purpose.-Florence, Dec i, ls45.'" ,fsys
The Pope becoming the idol Of the people,. He has Just
paid from bis private purse The debts of all the prisoners de-
tanned in the CAPITOL (prson for debit The holy father
enabled to perform this OF generosity by reducing the
Der Of equpages Of his predecessor The paid exceeds
Is, 900 scud II would also the Pope, in addition
to the many other claims his ccmency and beraiy have
given him upon the affections of his subjects about also TO
appear in the character Of commercial reformer
riff has been issued, upon liberal terms.
In order to be able become acquainted with the claims of
unable approach his person. the Pope has had
his palace. box for the reception of letters of which he
alone has the key. III s9.N
AcaDsmr or ScIEscEs--On the 9th Of July, M, Benz
jamn Deesser who member Of the Academy, laid before
his colleagues plan for preventing accidents railroads by
running of the ne II Of intermediate rail Of wood
placed that the carriages in their normal state would
touch it. but which, in the event of tendency 10 off the
rails would by connexisn with each carriage by piece
Of rectangular iron work. retain upon the road The plan
appears RATIONAL and, according the estimate Of the author
would not be very expensive NJ DeIesse sets down the
expense Of the wooden rail and the connecting apparatus
from q 000r TO l5,000f per komeue, or taking the
higher sum- go, 000f per league which is little than
xeh part of the total expense Of railroads in this
the sitting there interesting
municaton by M. Baa the gavanc process Of gliding
Of MN. Ruoz and Ellington BY this ingenious process only
metals cannot he acted upon. NJ Banal by combna-
ton Of electricity renders the process perfect, report
received from NJ Hardy the progress Of the nursery ground
Of HANNA, in Algeria appears that Of the and
plants thrive WELL and that sangune hopes entertained Of
rendering the cultivation of tobacco cotton, sugar. indigo
opium, and other foreign products exceedingly productive
The sitting Of the 3D. NJ Lauger announced the
covey Of by the German astronomers but ihte
have been many discoveries Of this kind within the last few
that they have ary lost their ncreA letter