Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-25

various nations of Europe The deputaon then took their
departure, graed only with their reception, but also
with the tone and character Of the interview.
VISIT QUEES LOUIS PHILIPPE.-On Satur-
day, the 2sth her Majesty and his Royal Hghness Prince
ALBERT went to Caremont from Windsor Castle to visit
Louis PHLPrE and his conso the Queen Of the Begians,
and the members OF the exoya family assembled athat
royal residence The family circle comprises the Duke and
Duchess MEMOIRS, the Duke and Duchess D'AuMALR,
Prince and Princess JoISyILLE, and their youthful chill
dren. The visit of the QUEEs and PRlNcE ALBERT of
the most private character the maids Of honor to the Queen
and the usual equeres alone her Majesty Her
Majesty and Prince Albert remained neatly three hours and
paook of luncheon while Caremont The Queen of the
Belgans shortly returns Brussels The health OF the
Queen Of France is delicate, but Louis Philippe and all the
members OF his family enjoying uninterrupted health and
apparent good spirits.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED IL ISDIA.-The following
list OF the officers Of the British army who killed and
wounded during the operations against Mouan, in India
Kilkd.-Lieut Col. r. 4. r. Patoun end Quarermas-
ter u. Taylor her Maestys sd foot Major G. S. Month
lambert, 10th foot Ensign e. o. Lloyd 9Th native infantry,
and Lieut.. t. Cubitt, 49lh native infantry.
Wounded. Lieut.. Col. r. II. Franks, C. B., Capt. NJ.
McGrego, Lents II. A. Hoinsworth and ]. s. Herbert,
her Maestys 10th foot Lieut.. Col f. Markham Capt A.
L. Balfour, Lieuts c. T. King, j. Swineburn and W. A.
Bhwbise her Maestys 3ad foot Major Napier and Lieut..
Lake, engineers Lieut. Binney, horse artillery; Lieut.. L.
o. Wharf llth cavalry Lieut. w. christopher, l. n, In
dus houa; Capt +. Wroughton, Leols. A. Turnbul and
H. H. Drew, and Ensign F. H. Kennedy, slh native in
fanty Lcuts. j. f. Richardson, T. H. Plumer and w.
Irwin, 49h native infantry.
RAILwAr IN SPAIN.-The first railway in SPAIN from
Barcelona TO Maaro, has just opened 1t is Leagues
long "', ... i.
The NV STEAMSHIP "CAsADA."-The last of the new
lybut ships belonging to the British and North American
has ed he Marsey
The Canada, under the command OF Capt Judkns, arrived
here on Tuesdays and judging from the time she took in
running from Glasgow 10 this port she induces the beefthat
II any thing she will excel her rivals for speed Like
all the other ships belonging the Company particularly
those lately built, the Canada beautiful model and well
put together Her materials both wood and iron, Of the
best description and the arrangements for passengers Of the
most ample and satisfactory kind. She out for New
York on The 18th instant -Liorpsoi Times.
Der OF EmpLorMEsT.-There are in London alone, at
present. $4,000 mechanics, and 5000 ahoers of work
Assuming four persons to each family, there would thus be
$4,000 people almost in destu.on with trade bad, and
very little appearance of its improving during the winter
SNAIL Pox AMONG SHErP-Oyine small po. is frequent
y communicated from flock another by stariugs which
perch the sleeps back in order seek for among
the WOOL and which naturally attracted to the diseased
parts.
CArrros TO TIE CuARrIsrs-Mr. Feargus o'Connor
gives the following information to his brother chartists "
have 10 inform that power earth shall induce
word, write word that will place in the power
Of those devils; and if any writes sed,ious
sonabe letter will Immediately publish it and il any man,
during my tour into my presence and talks sedtion
treason to me- in the hope of entappng me- will leave my
mark his face, that will enable Identity him in the
witness box" '".E.
AN INGENIOUS ScULrroR.--An English sculptor resi-
ding the neghhorhood of Ahergavenny having engraye
in tombstone the words &c A is
her husband being somewhat pressed for space executed
his task follows GA virtuous is 5s to her hus
band.
LoSGEvITr.--Thete is living Brampton Moor, Derby
shire, old who witnessed the battle OF Bunkers
Hill, in l777. She is in Possession Of all her faculties and
to use her language, took pennywoh of physc
in her life and allowed TO be- without spectaces good
seaustfeJs any in the neghborhood. Her age is 81
A BrRKsHIRx Junr.-On "Wednesday last, William Hop
SON aged 24 charged with robhng Irish cattle dealer
of Is note, alter having minered TO him glass Of drug
sed spirits The jury returned the following sensible verdict
We find that he is not guilty, but think he ought To be
rePrimanded."
GLASGOW, morning, short
" alter O'clock most fghui catastrophe occurred in
this city by the falling of the large sugarhouse belonging
esrs Samuel Wilson O. Sons refiners, situated at
III Aston street, by which from nineteen twenty
suddenly buried It's ruins, fourteen Of whom appear 10 be
killed, aud five more or less seriously injured.
WuITEHAyES, TuEsnAp.-DREADFuLE xpLosIoS.-The
whole number Of hands engaged the Whinny-h Pit,
leased BY the Hcrm1te Mining Company, have been killed
OF these II married. and leave behind them each
widow, and, the WHOLE 52 children while 10, three
ing lads of the tender age of ~ and Is, unmarried.
The mine which the accident occurred is about miles
from this town, and within the Lordshp Of Egremont
The accident took place between and o'clock in the
morning. The number employed in the pit 81, only
Of whom escaped-the furnace man, stationed in the
shaft having also succeeded in saving his life. They
follows: John Barwse aged 90 wife and twochild
ren Alexander Davidson, %, wife and child Daniel Loche
~ 32, ditto; Charles Lochery 81 unmarried James
Dowie, Is, ditto John McLoughlsn, ditto; James ThoDp
son. 20, wife and four children Robert Clark, 10; Henry
Masb IL Richard Lawson, 46, wife and children ;
John and Richard Lawson his sons aged l6 and l2 Thos
Aiken 49, wife and five children his son. John. II John
Hail. 80 wife and three children w. Lish, %, wife and
two children Patrick Kelly, 81 wife only John Cummins
81, wife and two children.
The explosion took place from workmen taking OF
the tops Ct their Davy lamps light their pipes which fired
the infammabe air Of the pit and Of thirty persons
gagged in the works only named Bradley engaged
in the furhes working from the shaft succeeded escaping
with lite.
FROM INDIA.
The accounts by the overland mail down the 22j
Of September from Calcutta The state OF affairs in the
VOTED province OF Mouan is thus described
The intelligence unsatisfactory alike respecting the opc
raon before Nousn and the general state Of tho Punaub
Our forces in that direction have suffered check in
auence Of the detection Of the auxiliary Sikh troops Just
the operations Of Gen. Whshs brigade bad commenced
i'm the brilliant Shcre Singh, with the force Of
nearly 1000 under his command went TO the De-
wan, evidently upon pre-aranged pot-an event which
compelled Gen Whish instantly change his tactics 10 raise
the siege and having made retrograde movement, unite