Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-09-21


this month contains very favorable notice of the
intended exhibition in the United States in 1859.
FRANCE, although nominaily republic, appears
to be as much the government Of one individual n
spirit and in essence, ii was in the reign of Ioui.
XIV. An individual still subjects or attempts "a
subject the whole people TO his conirol by an Ella.
borate artificial system. What is there really of a
republican nature in government under which a
large proportion of the adult male population is dis
ranchised the press absolutely without the shadow
Of freedom and almost all the usual of discussion
hidden under penalties Yet this is France in Sep
ember 1885, scarcely years and half since monarchy
was abrogated and republic proclaimed. Lours Marc
LEoss reception his late certainly chequered
one and Lyons Strasbourg. Coar and Besancon far
from enthusiastic II curious but very French that many
members of the French Assembly, all of whom have sworn
allegiance the republic have been paying either homage
respects which closely resemble homage, to the Duke OF
BoURpEAUx, alias the Count CHAMBoRD, the legitimate
heir of the Bourbon dynasty among these the Vice Pre-
sden of the Chamber and of Louis Napoleon.
This approach very inchoate The
President is highly indignant, and well he may be- but
France is scandaized Monseurs THIEns and GuIzoT
ere, unquesonably the two ables statesmen in France.
THEIRS has greater influence than probably any
other public there and GUIzor has world wide lepu-
during the last days of LouIs PHrrrE and Guzot visited
his Majesty Henry " at his mimic court at Wiesbaden
Negotiations have undoubtedly been carried by these two
statesmen between the two branches of the Bourbons How
far these negotiations have been turned from their intended
by the death of LOUIS PHrrYr remains to be seem
Nor does LOUIS NAPOLEON defer more to the constitution
than do the representatives Of the people and defenders
Of the Republic. He openly tampering for reelection to
the Presidency though he had heard Of that clause
Of the constitution which declares the President not eligible
for reelection. The canddstehp of the Prince DE JoS-
introduces combination Of parties and interests
about which it is in vain to speculate.
The English papers, one and all, speak IN terms
of praise of the proceedings Of President FILLMORE,
and Of the course which Congress has taken since
the new Cabinet came into power. The Mining
Journal has paragraph in praise of American
Steel. 1t strongly deprecates the increase of duty
upon Iron and Steel imported into the United
States
SEPT. 6.-The papers of this morning contain
very little Of interest. News received at Berlin
from Vienna, gives reason to suppose that Prince
ScHwAkzENBURG will accede to the Prussian pro-
posal to call, instead of the Plenum, free Con-
gress Of the German Governments, in which reso-
lutions will be decided by majority. The full
Diet requires unanimity. This arrangement would
Saxony, Bavaria and Wrtemburg with less infu-.
ence than the Diet would secure to them; and they
probably will not accede to it, The conferences
now holding at Vienna, between the Russian Min
lister Nesselrode, Prince Schwarzenburg, and the
Emperor of Austria, are also considered favorable
to Prussia. 1t appears to be generally conceded
that Austria will not persist in her desire to have
her ex-German dominionsi included in the proposed
Germanic Union, but that she will be represented
in that Union, merely by the weight and influence
of the Archduchy of Austria. This would remove
nearly all the difficulty in the way Of an arrange
ment DENMARK is said to- have demanded of the
Diet at Frankfort the ratification of the Berlin
treaty of peace. The chambers of the DucHIEs
are ordered to assemble at Kiel on the 9th instant.
Some members of the Peace Congress are about
trying practical experiment in the promotion Of
their pacific views. The Constitutional Zietang
of Cologne says: p" We hear that Elihu Burritt,
MIR. Richard, and Mr.. Surge, after several confer
ences with Herr-von-Stenman, in Frankfort, have
resolved to journey to Holsten in order to investi-
gate the claims and disputes Of the country on the
spot, and then to come to resolution.
Baron RorHscHLD addressed this morning in the papers
bysome Of the electors Of London informing him. he be the
friend Of Haynau, they longer be the friends Of the
Baron. As Consu-Genera for Austria probably M. Roths-
child could not with proprey refuse the introduction of the
Marshal to the persons and places he required but there
necessity to style him his end." The Austrian Cen
eral has bad rough specimen Of the of John Bull
but he had known any thing of the feeling Of the English
public towards him. he surely would have needessy,
if not rather ostentaousy, exposed himself its manfes
taton
Baron Rohschd sustained, yesterday, loss than
that Of little popularity, in the death of his MOTHER the
spected widow of the great capitalist The Baroness So
years Of age and universally esteemed for her chart
ties and of benevoence which, if they founded
Christian faith received their impulse from truly Christian
principle The living children Of the founder of the family
four sonsBaron Lionel the Member of Parliament for
London Sir Anthony, Baron Nathaniel and Baron Meyer
and two daughters-Baroness Anslem and Mrs. Ftz Roy
Lewes, and son Of the Earl of Southampton.
Our orthodox Church party here very DESTROYS colo
nze New Zealand with of the Church and set
Element planned there, to which but the faithful
be admitted. Four ships with six hundred coIoniss
board, sailed from Gravesend yesterday. The colony is
be called the Canterbury settlement and is be under
the particular temporal and spiritual of the Colonial
Bishop. t
The avdy with which English people after new sights
proved the returns made for the last month"; the Zoo
logical Gardens in the Regents Park The number Of vsers
during August last 81 564; those for August ls49,
s92 The number of visers since the arrival Of the
Hppopoamus (ony fourteen weeks snce) was 2s6,sss
This animal has increased the receipts the Gate least
G5, 000-que sufficient pay for the milk and breed ana