Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

Greece that Europe Pre- enjoying the sembanee
Of tranquility The conference Warsaw in the first week
of June, which the Gar and his -conspaors intended
to decree the future fate of Europe was brought
pected close by the decisive action of Lord PAtmERsros
and resulted publicly in declaration of peaceful sentiments
by the Emperor Of Russia The relief which the vote of the
House of Commons gave to the nations Of Central Europe
who oppressed with dread by the previous opposite vote
of the House of Lords, scarcely be estimated If the
constitutional States of the Continent in somewha du-
bous position from the apPrehensons excited by the demo-
cratic element recently awakened to Of its power
the despoc Governments in far uncertain and
dangerous predicament from the same source.
We happy state that ENGLAND may at the present
time be pronounced be prosperous in all its interests La
Dor is PLENTIFUL food is cheap, is extending in
every direction the coming harvest promises abundance
there is almost general satisfaction at home-or the
agcutursts becoming quiet although, under Lord STAN
LErs advice, they hold "agaton meetings occasionally;
and not speck of be in the aspect of foreign a
fairs The money market is easy, and the public funds have
an upward tendency The railway market is evidently i'm
proving Of the principal lines promise increasing dvi
dends, and confidence is getting gradually restored The
wild fever of speculation is in great measure suppressed
and what business doing in the railway market founded
on bona de and legitimate transactions The market
is brisk and at advanced prices under the appearance
Of abundant harvest Speculation is undoubtedly rife
among the land proprietos and occupers the effects
which Sir Robert PEELs death may have upon his party,
and how far bis friends may return into the paths of pro-
lection agriculture. is not unlikely that attempt
may be made in the House of Lords alter the present
merca policy The grain crops in Fance said to be far
from promising, and equal those of ls4s ls49.
From the ports of Northern Europe orders for wheat have
been returned unexecuted because there stock The
sugar market brisk and firm, with tendency advance
the deficiency in the West India crop confirmed. Coffee
tea and rice steady demand but absolutely deare
The wool sales carried with great spirit and sales have
advanced Mr. FERRAND is making stir to induce people
to abandon the of cotton, and adopt wooen fabrics in
lieu thereof and the proecons Peers and newspapers
threatening ruin to be Manchester cotton ods through the
of this crusade against their trade Such the gem
eral and steadily progressive Improvement in the condition Of
the people that the pawnbokers loud in their complaints
that their business decnng and that they experience great
difficulty in lending money.
Lord BRousHAM has announced his intention of visiting
the United States February, with purpose Of confer
ring with his legal brethren there the subject of legal
cation His ordship will excite much admiration by the
great extent and variety Of his aanment and by his
eccentrcies Sir THOMAS WILDE to be the new Lord
Chancellor far the functions of that dgnitary relate to
the Presidency Of the House of Lords Sir JoHS JERy1s win
be the Chief Justice Of the Common Pleas Sir JOHN
RoMILLY advanced to the rank Of Attorney General and Mr.
CocKRURs created Solicitor General The decision Of the
Court Of Exchequer has been given against the Bishop of
Exeter-no upon the ground maintained by the other courts
but upon which left untouched in the previous udg
ments, namely that the matter does touch the Crown
and therefore, the jurisdiction Of the committee Of the Prvy
Council in the cannot be questioned Surely Bishop
PHILPoTTs will now have had enough of law
JULr l2lt is lucky that, after having said much
about English affairs there is literally nothing Of importance
to communicate about the continent the of the world
FRANCE busy discussing her repessory bill respecting the
public journals and turbulent debates have taken place
law determined by of 36s against 25l CONNER
ca credit be fast revvng in France The Bank of
France discounted within the last few days Paris paper to the
amount Of nearly 6000 900 fanc larger than during
any similar period since February, ls4s The manufacu-
said to be busy employed French wnes brandy
declining in price, The population of France is said
be nearly &c. 100000; in 100 l9, 669,00O. Show
ing that the population has doubled in hundred and
fifty years. lad of seventeen years Of has had foolish
design upon the life Of tie President medical examination
has resulted in declaring him insane. Nothing from
SPAIN. From ITALY learn only that the Papal Court
remains Inactive neither monetary administrative reform
has been commenced. From GERMANY we hear of pros
pect of Austria and Prussia coming amicable under
standing. is believed that the Erfur Parliament will
again assemble The treaty Of peace between Prussia and
Denmark has been ratified. -