Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-08-07

I'll the l0ln.
Mr.. RUSH, Minister Plenipotentiary from the Co.
vernment of the United States to the Tuilleries, in
place of Mr.. KING, has arrived in Paris.
The second reading Of the Navigation Bill hav-
ing been consented to in the House oil Commons
without DIVISION the Navigation Laws may be
considered virtually suspended until March, l84S.
THE WEATHER CRoPs.-The magnificent 'wea-
her of the week has done wonders for vegetation
rally. is seldom that have the plants strong and
healthy they this season, and glad to be
bed that there every prospect OF the yield per
being larger than has been for several years. To this effect
all information tends and testify to its correctness
from personal observation of considerable tract OF country
The potatoes are, generally speaking negotiating WELL The
Dublin and provincial journals express their astonshme
the declaration of Lord Russell respecting the Irish potato
crop and deny its The young potatoes which
have appeared in the market OF good favor meay and
sound.-Liuerpoof Times.
PRoRoe ALTON OF PARLIAMESr.-We now state conf
IDENTIFY that Parliament will be prorogued by her Majesty in
person on Thursday next-Globe
INSTALLATION OF PRINCE ALBERT AT CAMBRIDGE.-
The installation of the Prince Chancellor Cambridge
racted that of learning only her Majesty,
but almost all her Ministers and the members of the Court
The Duke of Wellington Lord John Russell, Sir Robert
Peel and great many bishops and other persons of dsnc
ton were present
The FEVER LIvERrooL--We regret to state that fever
alarming degree still prevails in Liverpool In addition
the deaths already recorded the Rev. VIM. Dale ST.
Mays, Edmund street, died the evening of Saturday
week He the eighth victim the pestence among the
Catholic clergy of Liverpool The authorities have resolved
to take instant steps, that the poor law coming
operation mildly but firmly the number of pau
pers which have long besieged the of Liverpool T
plus fever is increasing aaming among the navves
ployed on the Caedonian railway Intemperance, of
vegetable food and the damp huts which these aboers nha
bit have contributed to increase the prevailing disease. In
London although some instances of typhoid have occurred
the metropolis generally exempt from malignant fever
AMERICAN IcE.The vessel Virgia has arrived the port
of Liverpool from Boston, United States of America with
articles of food and general merchandise, and hundred
and nnetyon tons Of ce This is the first importation of
the kind from the United States during the present season. al
though arrivals of ice took place about three
months since from the northern regions of Europe.
RussIA-The Prese that the Emperor of Rus
STA had determined to construct forthwith vast line of rail-
roads to connect the three capitals Of St Peterbugh Mos
cow, and Warsaw
FRAScE-The French capital had been occupied in the
trials arising of the late ministerial disclosures The Ma
ona announces that at about o'clock the evening of
Monday, NJ Tese attempted shoot himself through the
heart with brace of pistols. The first missed fire the ball
of the second inflicted contuso but did penetrate
his shirt Measures prevent renewal of these attempts on
his life were OF course Immediately adopted NJ Teste has
confessed his guilt.
The trial of this unfortunate man and of Gen. Cubieres
and NJ Parmenter regarded end. The evidence
adduced against NJ Teste Monday left on the public mind
doubt of his guilt
PoRTuGThe in Portugal virtually has been brought
to conclusion The Spanish troops advanced from from
tiers upon Opoo and the Junta after an Intellectual ress
lance against the overwhelming land forces Of Spain, and
those Of the mpacabe Sadanha supported the seaboad by
the immense naval force of Great Britain compelled re-
lucany to submit rebounds to their high honor that
the peril of their ves they claimed for Count das Anas and
General Sa da Bandea the right being included the ar
nesty which is formally guaranteed by the allied Powers
LATER
BY the steamer Hibernia, at Boston, we have
advices from Liverpool to the goth ultimo
The U. S. ship Macedonian arrived at Cork on
the 10Th of July.
Parliament was to be prorogued on the oath.
There is nothing of importance from Ireland.
The King and Queen of Belgium were in Paris.
The King, it is said, wishes to abdcate in favor of
his son in consequence Of continued i'll health.
In PORTUGAL all was quiet. The late revou-
tionary Junta had issued proclamation announc-
ing to the nation the surrender of its powers.
The French Chamber of Peers has brought the
trials concerning Ministerial corruption to close.
M. Tese will have to refund the $4,000 f., be i'm
prisoned three years, and pay fine of $4,000 fr.
and forfeit his peerage and civil rights Gen. Ca
brieres foreits fine of 10000 francs, his peerage
his military honors, and civil rights. Parmenter
torfelts his civil rights and fine of 10000 francs
M. Peapra, it is said, will present himself on
Monday to the Court that he may receive the SEN
tence his offence demands. The effects of these
revelations at this moment cannot fail to prove most
disastrous to the Cabinet, and an early dissolution
oi the Ministry appears inevitable.
The grounds for the foregoing trials and sentences
are thus stated:
In 500 company formed by Parmenter and seve
raj others for working coal field Gouhenans and soon
after the commencement of operations mine of salt dis
covered within the allotment Of ground the Coal company
for the working Of which distinct license required from
the Government and General Cubieres and his partner, NJ
Parmene entered into negotiations with the Minister NJ
Tese for the purchase of this privilege These negotiations
carried at different intervals for several years and
the 18th January, ls42 General Cubiees letter
his partner, M Parmenter in which he stated that the
Government in the hands of greedy and corrupt men,
and represented himself able the support
ny to the OF their enterprise through the medium of
this mercenary cabinet. long intrigue followed in which
shares and money exchanged hands in accountable
M. Tese had apportoned to him twenty-five scrip
shares IN the Gouhenans Company but not shown that
he received held any shares benefit the concern
but that the contrary upon reaangement Of the Com
panys affairs these shares remained in the hands of Gene
raj Cuberes, and eventually destroyed II was the
general Impression that Cuberes the chief conspraor
these proceedings when Peapra absconded and
repondence brought light tending show that Gu
bes had been the dupe rather than the original Of
the fraud BY these documents the payment of 900 francs
traced from M. Pelapra to NJ Testes son."
II understood that the Queen Of England would per-
the close of this years Parliament on
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