Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-28

land most closely commercially connected have had
very diminishing effect upon her general prosperity. Fol
there appears have been greater importation and
sumption during the past year than in the disastrous year
ls47 and what is strange, than in 1885, that year
cheap food and abundant money This plainly shows that
the deepest disorder Europe does not affect US like any
terrupnon Of relations with America, where we have con-
nexos Of business and credit which make keeny feel he
aternaioso Of commercial intercourse. The excise for the
quarter just ended exceeds the corresponding quarter Of last
year by than half Million and very nearly equals that
of 1916. On the other hand there falling off of nearly
million during the year in the stamp duty The customs
have Increased f46O 600 during the quarter There upon
the whole statement decrease OF 930s SO during the year.
and an increase OF ETA, ,296 on the quarter
The small winter theatres doing olerably good bus-
ness but there has not been much novelty yet in either pieces
or performers. There many the
literary world Two volumes Of acauAys History Of Eng
land, from the accession of James III, will be published
Christmas j. M kemble lson of Chares) has "the Sa-
ols IN England" in The press. Mrs. Jameson will publish
" Sacred and Legendary art; and Isaac Taylor Loyob
and The Jssuifs" X. H. Landm will publish the " Fom,-
tam Of Arefhusa he got much credit by his " Fmcn Of
Serorius." Letters to Dapid Hume from apole Mira
beau, Turgo, DdeIo," &c. the press. Warren au.
thor Of " Ten thousand year. has work in the press en-
titled lAe Ora sociai and professional duties ct Sohs
t0rs." Mr. Pettgrus is about publish L of Ntlson
with 600 new letters, including correspondence with Lady
Hamilton. Mr.. Wilson Croker bringing out new edition
OF PORE, with anno.ations. Sir Hudson LoiUe's Journals
are once more said to be nearly ready The 5th and 9th
umes OF Grotes GREECE about appear. Lord Mahon
republishng his Political contributions 10 tie uarerly
Reoe,o Mrs. Tro!ope has novel in the press and
Lady BlessngCn volume of 'Fugtiue Fancies" Hans
Christian Andersons Dane novel the 1o Baronesses"
written in English, is exciting much attention, and the
thois proficiency in the English language is said to be very
remarkable.
OcronER l3.-There is glimmering of hope that Sir
JoHs FRANKLIN and his brave companions will shortly be
heard Of; the present foundation of this hope is however
only the testimony Of Esquimaux Indian the crcum-
stantiality of his report gives great additional weight
The dscontents at VIENNA, alluded id former part of
this letter. have broken out with fearful violence. The city
the hands of the people, the military been defeated
the Emperor and Court fled Linz and the Minister of ar
Count Latour killed The Diet has declared itself per-
maehce Some regiments of the line have Joined the peo-
pie and for the first in the revolutionary events Of Ger
many body of soldiers have been found on the side of in
surrecien. 1t is believed in Vienna that republic will be
proclaimed and alliance offensive and defensive entered
into with Hungary Thus has the eachery OF the mbece
Emperor ended in his second abrupt flight from his capital
The latest news cm FRANCE states that Ministerial crisis
hourly expected; that M. DuFAURE upon whom Gen. Ca
principally depended for making satisfactory altea
tons in his Cabinet had refused Office and that the former
hal been adopted by the Moderate party and the Legms
their candidate for the Presidency of the Convention in
opposition TO NJ MARRAsT the election will take place on
the l7th II is said that W. LAMARrISE about to start on
eleconeeLg tour in the provinces with his can
didaieship for the Presidency motion made in the
Assembly few days ago for the exclusion Of the Bonapae
dynasty hom the Presidency. Louis NAPoLEoS had Just
previously occupied the tribune. Ii insisted by
Der that there could be necessity for this of exclusion
after the display the Convention had just Witnessed aluding
the speech Of Louis Napoleon This observation was re-
gaded conclusive, and the motion withdrawn This
usiies assertion that the Prince will very find his
proper level and placed hors de conQ with respect to The
Presidency
The constitution of the kingdom Of the NETHERLANDS
has been voted by the Chambers the General and
the King will open the Chambers under the constitution
the 10th.
FIoRAscE, LEcHoRS and NAPLES are in state of great
agitation. :.