Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-09-07

with returned visits in 1882 These two movements viii
TO harmonic the world than the great Peace Congress
now holding at FRAsKroRT. y
Our London money market is active. The demand ha
decidedly increased The funds have been very steady al
the week. with very little business doing The railway mar
Ike, has also been very dull and with ing vsraons Not
ws,andng the arrival $40 quarters oforegn wheat dur
ing the week. and favorable weather for the harvest the whea
market has been very firm. New wheat is exhibited Al
Mark Lane, and Of it Of very superior quality.
The weekly mortality is increasing in London, usua
at this season. The deaths last week 997 the
average of the week being l,Ol9 There fifteen
Of cholera recorded eleven of them children under five
of age and 1872 deaths from diahea, l24 of which
individuals under fifteen years of age.
The only literary item worth noticing is, the price which
NJ THrERs has received for his History he Consulate
and the Empire which is stated to be es4,0OO Several
volumes of this work yet unwren The publishers
anxious to insure his life and have tried the London Offices
but The risk declined.
The great bull from Nneveh and upwards Of one hundred
tons of sculpture expected to arrive in England in Sep
| TENDER.
FRENCH news is scarce and unimportant The
| President is now on his tour. The GEAR is stated
to be busy with the affairs of FRANCE, ostensibIy
as peace-maker. He is said to have written to
LOUIS NAPOLEON, warning him to be more prudent
and also to have recommended Louis PHnPPE and
the CoUNT DE CHAMsoRD to request their adherents
in France not to intrigue against the prolongaon Of
the powers of the present President The friends
OF the COUNT DE CRAWFORD are mastering at Wis
baden. Among other persons of note M. GUIzoT
and M. DUcHATEL are there. "A negotiation is sup
posed to be on foot between the two branches Of the
Bourbons. LOUIS NAPOLEON and his friends have
always affected to consider his election as Presi-
dent in the light Of protest on the part Of France
against the republican form Of government, and in
favor Of the Empire. Though the constitution re-
sce the election to four years. they declare that the
tors had intention Of limiting his period and
that question had been put them in the shape they
wished, they would have voted him President for life,
readily they did for four years They contend that in
ectng General CAvAIesAc France decided against the Re-
public, and that in choosing Louis NAPoIEos they decided
in favor Of the empire, by elecDg the nephew Of the Emperor
These the ideas Of LOUIS NAPOLEON hmseas well his
partisans and his present the such
IDEAS The of PANS still continues to progress
favorably All the artisans and workpeope occupied
There is immense number Of orders from SPANS and the
Emperor Of HAYTI is good customer celebrated gold
smith preparing for him crown, scepte, wand of JUS
hce and asword Of stae at Of nearly G20 0OO Court
robes OF the most expensive description have also been order
ed by his sable majesty Advices from HoLLAsD that
the first Chamber Of the States General have by majority
Of thirty against two sanctioned the projected equalization
duesthe abolition Of the transit and Rhine dues-and the
repeal Of the navigation laws at least as relates to those
countries which have thrown open their ports foreign
sells on the terms Trade with the Netherlands will
thus be freed from many restrictions
The condition Of the Island Of CUBA is exciting great at
enon at Madrid The SPANIsR Government said to have
been in uncomfortable and very cupabe of ignorance
respecting the true state of feeling in that island previous
the the late appeal the Court of Spain from some
Of the principal Inhabitants It hardly be doubted that
Cuba will shortly be the scene Of highly important movements;
we hope they will be in the right direction
We without any from ITALY excepting that the
treasury of Hrs HoLIsEss in very exhausted state and
that the British claims TUSCANY are in fair way of ar
rangement.
The King Of DENMARK has direct heir to his crown.
His apparent ber is the Duke Of O1DEsBURa. is said that
tbs Ds.Ay If Hoistaia, which 70, and
the male line, and therefore he h about abdicae in favor
of the Duke Of Oenbug this would secure his undsputed
succession to Hoen The Emperor Of Russia is said to
favor this movement and WONDER for would from his
to the Duke Of OLDEsBURG permanently esab
sh the influence Of Russia in Denmark and open road for
the former into the very heart of Germany.
AuGJsr l6.-The Queen adjourned the Parliament yes
terday with the usual soemnes her Majesty alluded her
speech to the business done during the session. with good
deal Of egratuaon, and stated that she hoped that the
treaty between Germany and Denmark would lead to the
restoration of peace in the North Of Europe.