Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-25

The effect which the death of the Ex-
King Of France will have upon European
politics has been theme of much dis
cussion [, is generally thought the even:
viii have the effect of arouSing the laten,
ambition of the Due de Joinvlle. The
dispute now pending in the Bourbon
Family will. it is thought. be healed. and
an effort made to put him al the head Of
the French Republic.
i The proceedings ofCongress at Wash
4 ington have ais attracted considerable at
tcntion. and engrossment by ,he Senate OF
the Fugitive Slave bin has been strongly
condemned
The crops have been nearly all harvest
ed and II IS confidently asserted that there
will BE at least an average yield of grain.
and the potato crop will, be much sounder
than was anticipated
France.
The Consul General has made strong
movement in favor of having the consttu-
ton revised The Council however does
not propose to have the state Of siege re-
moved. nor are they willing TO have the
Electoral Laws repealed. so that there is
not much sympathy between the Council
and the Socialists.
The price of Breadstuffs is advancing
in Paris.
Masses have been celebrated for the re-
pose OF the soul of Louis Philippe.
Under date of Paris. "Wednesday, il is
reported that the Duchess de Orleans has
written to " Theirs. to inform him that
the Queen, her mother in-law. and the
other members Of the family DESTROYS
of his presence at Council de Familic
to be he'd at Clarendon in the course Of
the present month
France is rapidly improving in general
trade. and in consequence Of the difficulty
OF obtaining sufficient hands, wages have
risen 10 price never before given
DcnsmTr:& and the D,scllics.
Nothing of Importance in reference 10
the position of the armies or the settle
ment of the dispute has transpired this
week
German Empire.
], Telegraph Dispatch from Berlin, of
the 3D. states that the deni official papers
o! that date, announce that IN consequence
Of the resolution which the Council of
Princes agreed to on the Goth ult. all the
governments Of the League have initiated
the example Of Prussia in declining to at
tend or TO assent to the Austrian Federal
diet at Frankfort.
note TO the Prusssian Cabinet with view
to induce Prussia to Join in the execution
of the Protocol of the Cd of July We
find il asserted that this request too has
been met by peremptory refusal on the
par: of Prussia.
Hamburg papers have advices from
Vienna to the Goth ult.. stating that the
Messiah Cabinet have resolved to induce f
the German Powers TO Join grand Diplo- i
matte Congress to be held at Vienna. At
this Congress the pending question Of
European policy is to be discussued. a
new basis for the system OF State is to be
established.
Cyl am glad you are going to stay
here to tea this afternoon said little
boy to lady visitor Of his maternal par
ent
''Nho so. my SOM"
Cause we always get hot biscuit, when
there's company to tea
" When Won take an article to an edi-
tor. expecting to hear directly whether he
will or won't print it. you might better take
along a horsewhip. If not. he will be apt
your article should wait its turn for per-
usal and judgment. than that he should
put aside the work pressing upon him, in
order TO suit your convenence!'
SICK OF IA writer from Columbus.
Ga, says: Judge Sharkey is here.
with him Yesterday. He says
he vii! not call the Southern Convention
together again: he will not attend another
con, ention Of the kind
Judge Sharkey il will be recollec;ed.
was President of that Convention.
Tie editor Of newspaper being chal-
lengeI. cooly replied. that any fool migat
give challenge. bu: that two fools were
needed for fight.
60 Forty-two years ago the coffee trade
Of Brazil did not exceed thirty thousand
bags; aud even in 1920 il only reached
100 1000 bags About that time the high
price of Coffee in England. superadded to
the diminished production in Cuba. slim
ula'ed the Brazilian planters TO extend its
cultivation: aud in 1880 they sent TO mar
set 400, 600 bags. or 6i.ooo,ooo pounds:
and in l847 the enormous quantity Of
nearly 900 600 900 pounds.
(CrThe manufacture OF linen thread
las Just been commenced at Lansingburg.
Mass BY Messrs. Fisher 81 Co., who are
aid to be capable of producing 100000
pounds annually. The manufactured ar .
icle is strong and beautiful. This is the
irs,, and we believe the only establish :
nent Of the kind in the country, and we
rust it will prove successful.
1.-THE cave recently discovered near
Manson. Wisconsin. is supposed to ex-
end under the greater part Of Dove and
owa counties. An exploring party lately :. .
passed five days in examining it. They
passed over and among large masses.
which proved to be lead ore of fine quail l
V. spreading over an extent otthree miles U
I'hay found a}so fine conner ore and II I