Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-19

Of Representatives crowned these nobs ss and shs spoa
tsneous manifestations Of attachment to the federal compact
which burst forth upon the publication Of this win 6nd
echo here. The Democracy Of Europe must rejoice that
the United States have successfully passed the s os
ha and viii long continue have need Of the progress
this glorious people in power In prosperity, In liberty. that
thus may be proved the old world the cspab Of for
self government" - ,.s
Iextract from reports just published by the adj
minisraon Of indirect taxation in France, the fol-
lowing information relative to the manufacture Of
Beefroot Sugar in this country. On the first Of
the present month there were in seventeen different
departments two hundred and eighty-eght sugar
factories in full operation. or these the Depart
ment ofthe North alone possesses one hundred and
fory-two, and that of the Pas de Caias sixiy-nine
factories. The quantity of sugar made amounted 70
62.l75,2l4 kilogrammes, (l37, ,I40,756 lbs.) being
2S,536,ls2 kilogrammes (62,969, 900 lbs more
than last year.
Three or four weeks ago the public were much
amused by an exchange OF swords which took place
between the NJ. l.. N. BoNAPARTE and the famous
Spanish Minister NARvAEz. The former gave
sword which had belonged to the Emperor NAPo-
LEON the latter one that had belonged TO his an
cestor, FERDINAND CoRTEz. But it seems that the
amenities between the Courts Of Madrid and Paris
have not yet ceased. Letters Of the 10Th instant
assert that the Queen of Spain has signed the nomi-
nation Of LOUIS NAPOLEON to the rank Of Knight Of
the Order Of the Golden Fleece The same letters
state that Lieutenant-G General JosE DE la CoxcHA
is nominated Captain General Of the Island of Cuba,
in place Of the Count Of ALcoY.
| The grand review and sham fight at Versailles
came off with much eclat day before yesterday.
The Indian Princes, in whose honor the military
fete was given, expressed much pleasure and adj
miratiop ahe brilliancy Of the display rapidly
and precision with which the movements were
performed. It was indeed splendid scene those
numerous battalions rushing like storm over the
field, attacking, wheeling, retreating in mimic war
to the sound Of the apirit-stirring charge from 9
hundred drums, amid the rattle Of musquetry and
the deep bass Of artillery. The political manifesta-
ton to which it was expected this review would
furnish occasion on the part Of the Tenth Decem-
brists did not take place. This Society was out in
very small force. The troops, passing in review
before the President after the fight uttered the cries
they were ordered to, but not with much enthusi-
asm. The opportunity was seized, however, to
treat the officers and sub officers I'd military repast
spread by order Of the President upon the field af
ter the exercises were terminated, while carts load
ed with wine drove along the lines for the refresh
ment of the rank and file. There was an immense
crowd drawn from Paris and the country around to
witness the review. Among the aides de-camp Of
i
This is the first time that an officer of this grade has
appeared in the suite of the President. The Re-
publicans notice the fact as another symptom. The
scarlet uniforms of several British Officers in the
suite of the President attracted notice and remark.
Papers ofthe 10Th instant of Lisbon report that the
/ difference of the Portuguese Government with that
of the United States, in relation to the destruction
of the privateer General .armsfrong, is about, by
agreement, to be submitted to the President of the
French Republic for arbitration.
The increased home production of sugar happens
very opportunely to make up the deficit Of colonial
production for returns just published in the Moni-
tenr signalize dminution of import duty during
the first eight months Of this year. compared with that
the corresponding period last year. the amount Of million
With this exception, import duties have increased
this year compared with last year thus proving
progressive prosperity of commerce and industry. The
great increase in the consumption Of Coal regarded
cuary favorable symptom for the consumption Of coal th
universal agent Of productions may be taken
the industrial activity Of country. In ls4s the importation
OF coal into France amounted millions Of quintss ia
l849 to twelve millions, and in 1850 to fourteen millions.
The quina three and half pounds less than The
Importation of Cotton has slightly decreased during the first
eight months of this year, compared with last being
900 quntas 4s3 900 of last year. The importation
of Wool has increased from los, 900 45, 900 quntas
The very notable increase in the importation of Mahogany
shows the prosperity ofhe fashionable furniture manufactures
of Paris in l84S the amount imported 1000 quinta
900 quintas ls49 and 2s, 600 quntas in 1850 In
expectations also show improving prosperity During
the first eight months of this year the Wine exported amount
ed to 900 hectoes last year. during the months
l204 900. The hecore is equivalent twenty-five
gallons very nearly Silk stus exported this ye,r $4,000
quntals; in S49 the amount 1000 quintals and five
thousand only in ls4s
Among the last communications made to the Academy of
Medicine is Of much importance and Of general interest
aude to the employment Of marine salt februge The
more attention is given to this subject, well ascer
tanned that quinine will fail, become an article SO
costly be only within the reach of the rich The de-
ucion of the tree from which the yellow bark procured
has been SO great without any corresponding provision for
their renewal, that and cheap febuge is one Of the
chief desderaa Of medicine M Poy, Of Paris has, upon
the suggestion Of M Mondeze the dscovere employed
rne in doses of from fifteen to thirty grammes rom half an
ounce to ounce, troy weight place oquinne,
cases. Of which one was at the hospital Of la Pe, Paris
and the most satisfactory result was obtained.
GEORGE r.. WEST,
Draughtman and solicitor Of Patents.
IIIS long experience in the misunderstanding served
LII several years pupil of the late DR.. T. p Jones
added to thorough knowledge of the patent laws and m
ary with the details Of conducting applications through the
Office and having paid particular attention the study Of Me-
chanics Chemistry, &c. with view of qualify ing himself for
this business, will he trusts enable him give satisfaction
Specifications and drawings carefully prepared Defective