Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-06-29

changes she has yet to pass, or what will be the
next phase she will assume, no one can presume to
guess In the first place it is very generally believed
that the misunderstanding with England is arranged,
and twill, probably, be soon acknowledged, seeing
that the great end which il was to answer has been
accomplished the passing the new electoral law,
and the reduction of the number of voters to more
manageable amount. The Electoral bill finally
passed the Assembly by vote of 433 against 24l.
The number OF electors dsfranchsed is variously
estimated as being from two to four millions.
About twenty members of the Mountain refused to
vote. is now stated that the negotiations so often
spoken about, as going on between the two branches
Of the Bourbons, have been abruptly terminated,
and that there is at present very little chance of
their reconciliation. club of Socialists, under the
direction OF female, Madame Jeanne Derouin, has
been lately arrested in Paris. We hear good
deal about bands OF consprators in various parts of
the provinces, but, if the army can be depended
upon, there appears to be very little to dread
any thing serious from them. The differences which
said to exist between General CHAsGARsIER and General
HAUTPooL, the Minister at War; have been removed. The
Government appears to have apprehension of the Pen
than the Sword since has forbidden the circulation Of
EUeEsE SUES MYSTERIES du Peuple in several Of the depart
ments The celebrated but unfortunate Chief ABD-EL KA-
DER, dangerously i'll the Chateau dAmboise where he
is detained prisoner Fears entertained that the
party in the Assembly which have carried the Electoral bill
by large majority, will attempt further arbitrary
in the abdgmen of the liberty which France hoped
enjoy under republican form government and which she
might have possessed had she been herself been
fit for rightly understood, the true principles and the pro
per basis Of such government The next attempted
will be bill vessing the appointment Of the Mayors and
other municipal authorities in the hands Of the Ministry
After that they will probably attempt the passage Of Trans
portaton BILL enable the Government ship of by whole
sale those whom they may chance find guilty of disaec-
ton Care must be taken however, not to press
like these too hastily too heavily; the people may endure
much but they will endure all things We hear little of
LOUIS NAPOLEON in the midst Of these important incidents
Me history Of the country which he nomnay presdes
He gives parties at the Eysee, and rides to review,
panied by General Changanier and his suite, and occasion
ally appears at the theatre and this is about all we have
lately heard Of the nephew Of the great NAroLEos.
The AUSTRIAN Government has the wise and just
conclusion that compromise with of the leading
in Hungary is absolutely necessary. Count ANTHONY
SzEcsEs will be the Imperial Hungarian Commissioner;
the Count belongs to the moderate Conservative party,
Mat which in France would be called the right centre y he
is politician Of high talent and sound judgment; and,
of the fact that the webeng of both Austria and Hungary
will be best promoted by their union upon Just and equitable
principles he will watch and promote that union with
out treating Hungary conquered province. German po
icians have been brought to standst apparently by the
Emperor Of Russia congress of Princes about to be
held Warsaw, under the presidency Of the Gar, to take
into consideration the questions of German unity and the dis
pute of DEsmARK with the Duchess which, strange say,
far from being settled The Emperor Of RUSSIA,
the Prince Of PRUss1A and Prince ScHwARzENBURG, the
Austrian Minister, are already at Warsaw.
Late letters from Beyrout speak strongly Of the rapid pro-
gress which the TURKISH EMrRE making in civilization,
commerce. and military power and states that the erroneous
opinion entertained in England that Turkey lettering to
her fall is quite preposterous The Sultan has given bis
decision the Hungarian refugee question The Magyars
are to be located Kuaya under the guard and protection Of
the Porte until the LIST Of October 1885, which will be one
year from the date Of their first crossing the frontier AT the
expiry Of that term they will be permitted reside in Con-
stantnople and in the Asiac cities Of Turkey KossuTHs
children under the guidance of their tutor their way
to Join their parents Kutaya having received permission to
do so from the Austrian Government
JUNE Z, 1850.
In the House of Lords last night, Lord LANs-
DowNE stated, in answer to question from
Lord STANLEY, that negotiations were in progress
tending to re-esablish amicable relations between
England and France; and he, therefore, wished to
postpone the discussion of the Greek affair until
the 18th instant, which was agreed to. The Irish
Parliamentary voters bill was read second time
in the Lords-Lord STANLEY postponing his OPP
position to the measure until another STAGE when he will
make an appeal for its rejection His LodshP appears to
have great dread Of the increase of democratic influence in
Parliament and says that the Irish people have desire to
become electors Nothing of importance took place in the
Commons Preliminary arranging for taking
the census Of the United Kingdom in 1851 The cost Of the
last census was about 100000. .r.s: .-#
The Board of Trade has pubsEds returns for the month
which ended 9Th May showing great increase OF exports
and imports Of all the principal articles Of manufacture and
consumption The declared value of exports for May
ls4s, was e. $751; $685. for May, 1s49, 940l46l4; and
for Nav 1885, e54l2, s46. Whilst for the four months
ending Nav 5h in those years, has been, in ls4s,
ELS. 2ss SOL in ls4s, ele, 1886 647 and in 1850, eao,
0s7 sss being an increase of 1850 ls49 Of 1852
and over ls4s of 1873 And this enormous increase
of exports stands side by side with increased import and
consumption Of te Coffee and sugar. unerrng proof OF
the increased prosperity and comfort Of the great masses OF
the people The navigation equally satisfactory
The President France has hitherto been kept poor and
although it might be saying much to state that his yield
ing to the new electoral bill the result of absolute bar
gain vet it seems be understood here that there was
tacit understanding between him and his Ministers. The
electoral law passed Monday motion made by Min
listers to qunupe the Presidents salary Tuesday There
is certainly very suspicious propnquy in the proceedings
The increase of the Presidents salary is announced Ca
bnet question The increased salary date from January
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