Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-12-14


Dresden or Amsterdam.
The amount Of bullion imported into England last week
about el05, 900; the amount exported was about
f350OO The usual after the payment Of dividend
of diminuon Of circulation and rapid accumulation OF
public deposes has fully in the BANK of Eng
land the former has diminished 95OOOO and the latter in
creased 97O7 during the week The money market is
quiet The alarm Of has nearly subsidized Those who
deal in money generally very sensitive and have in al
most all cases. to the best information especially from
foreign countries, and many of this class never 10 have
believed for moment that probable.
Every thing continues favorable in regard to the
Industrial Exhibition. We receive, with much
qualification, the statements that you are preparing
to show us what the United States can produce,
and what the industry and skill Of your citizens
can accomplish. Your neighbor, Mr. GRExNHousH will
have reached home before this received and will have anti
cpated in much that could say upon this subject In
consequence of the great demand for space in the building
the Commissioners have authorized the erection of add
tonal gallery by which increased Of about 900
superficial feet obtained The number British exhibitors
up to Saturday last 5000 The number Of vsters
the building BY cards from the Commissioners had increased
SO much to Inconvenience the workmen and the issue Of
cards for admission has been discontinued vers are now
admitted on payment of five shilngs each. The funds
ing from this source form sick and accident fund" for
the workmen. The Bishop Of London has appointed com
mee to take to provide strangers visiting the
hibition with facilities for attending Divine worship during
their stay in London One hundred and twenty nine add
tions have been received om the Prussian Commits
sion for the exhibition An application has been made from
Jerusalem for considerable space on which to exhibit the
various productions of Syria and Palestine commercial
house in Manchester spinning pound Of cotton which is
to form yarn 23s miles and yards in length being the
finest ever yet produced The pound of cotton will be spun
into 500 hanks, each hank being $40 yards in length
London continues blessed with good health, the deaths
during the last week being only 9Os the average of ten
years being l0s The births were 1877 boys and 1914 girls
'osener l,osi. We are wondering when this weekly in
crease OF from 800 500 human beings in this vast hive is
cease, and if be not to cease wa onaer s, mora xh.,
they are TO be done with However a, present food che,
and employment plentiful Even the agricultural cass,s
where the has been propous and The con not ho
u'ey failure are now receiving remuneraiye price for
their produce and the Pope and the Cardinal form sort of
lucky episode OPPORTUNITY introduced to give John Bu
something to grumble about.
There is nothing in the world Of science and Letters,
We were wrong in surmising that Aon Locke" was from
the pen Of Dr. CHARLss MAcKAr Its author is ascer,uin
to be the Rev. CHAs KINsrr clergyman Of the Church
Of England, and officially connected with the Queens Col
lege MI. K. is the author Of the "Saints Tragedy"
work which excited great attention its FIRST appearance
The writer is said to belong the Christian Socialist school,
with whose peculiar opinions do profess scquant
ed; but they be developed in Alton Locke they
thing very nearly approaching Charsm of ultra kind but
Of the moral force section. There doubt that however
peculiar Mr. Knssleys opinions may be- he Of great
moral earneslness and genius But il is too much the prac
lice cry down any symptom Of free though, among the
clergy and the author Of Alton Locke has been charged with
in6dsliy and through this nsinuaon has felt himself al