Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-13

We cannot see why the result of the Paris cleo
ton should have produced the panic which it did
the funds Immediately fell three per cent. on the
Bourse counsellors Of every shade of conserya-
tive opinion were summoned to the Elysee, as il
the Government had suffered an absolute defeat.
The President talked about resigning, but is said
to have been persuaded from doing so by M. Theirs
and Coant Mole. Ministers rendered their resig-
nations, which were refused, because nobody could
be found who both able and willing to succeed them.
However, the alarm has in gea, subsidized some
change in the Ministry will probably take place. and quite
necessary that there should be change Sir ROBERT PEEL
is said to have thus written friend in Paris ST have no
hesitation in giving my opinion the present state Of things
in France. France is diligence full Of honest people
stopped the road by bgsnds, and which is waiting
@the gen d'armes." We much of the same opinion.
The general result of these elections however, con-
sidered as favorable peace and order.
SPAIN furnishes nothing but rumors, and even
they are very unimportant. General Mirasol WILL
it is said, proceed, after his arrival at Cuba, to
the United States, on an extraordinary mission to
the President.
PORTUGAL does not appear to possess vitality
enough to furnish even rumor. Nor is ITALY
much more politically vivacious. The Spanish
troops have all embarked for Barcelona, and France
has now all the glory (such as it is) of occupying
Rome, where $4,000 of her troops are now holding
his capta-for the Holy Father they saybut keeping him
out Of -say the friends Of the Pont-by their presence
at an expense Of about ESQ 900 month the French Re-
public, which can very badly spare the money.
GERMANY is still unsettled as to its form of Union
if such an event as its Union is ever to be accom-
plshed.
PRUssIA doubt anxious about the doings soon TO be
commenced at Erfur Her condition is peaceful and pros
porous The perpexing affair Of scHLEswIG HoLsrEIs is
not vet ho
in either party to terminate negotiations by rupture of the
armisiice The affair will probably be very shortly set
tied. The dispute between PRussA and SWITZERLAND
about Neuchael is also said to be nearly arranged Swr
has also satisfied the other continental Powers in
spect to the political refugees who resident her terri
tory HoLLAsD and BEisIuM political blanks, but full
of the blessings Of peace, and moral order and indus
trial and commercial prosperity.
RussIA addressed strong noe through Count NEssEL
RODE, to M. BRUNSow the Russian Ambassador Great
Britain respecting the affairs Of GREECE. which commu
ncated by the latter gentleman Lord PAIMERsros Rus
srA, party the treaty which guarantees the ndepen-
dence Of Greece had undoubted right ask explanations
from England Lord PALMEssToS very readily gave those
explanations and the Gear Immediately lowered his tone
and willing that France and England should settle the Pc
canary claims Of the latter upon King Ohio.
The HuNGARIAs refugees in TURKEY 10 the number Of
eight have set out on their journey to their place of exile
in Asia Kutsha, Kutaya, town in Anatola, the
Pasak and about hundred miles SIS E. from Con-
sannope is not expected that the detention of these
gallant will be of long continuance. KossUrn
first much depressed and refused submit removal he
afterwards rallied, however, and cheered his companions
Count CASHIER BArTHYANr preserved his noble bearing.
, They were both accompanied by their wives.
MARCH 81.
> Mr.. Hurts motion that an address be presented
to the Crown, asking that negotiations should be
entered into for the purpose of releasing the coun-
try from all treaty engagements with foreign States
for maintaining vessels on the coast of Africa to
suppress the traffic in slaves" was rejected in the
House of Commons by vote Of 232 against 154.
The British squadron will, therefore, be continued
the African coast for another year at least
trary to general anticipation.
The Bank Of England has issued circular to of its
deposors representing that the of now so
render it desirable, of profit to retain
accounts except fair permanent balance kept Where
this cannot be effected, objected to, small charge pc
annum 10 be made, say f5 5s, for keeping the account
The English market is without any material alteration,
and nearly all sorts of colonial aud foreign produce must be
considered lower.
MARCH %.
Nothing new in Parliament last night The
Bank of England declared yesterday dividend of
per cent (clear of income tax) for the last six
months leaving Crest, is called Of undivided pro-
fits Of e. O0O This believe, is the largest dividend
which has been paid and the Governor and Directors
received Of thanks the motion hher
very dissatisfied sockholer. Eight per cent per annum
however, clear Of all deductions, silence all clamor
Dr. PaLroTrs, the Bishop Of Exeter, has addressed let
ter to the Archbishop of Canterbury the subject of Mr.
GoaHA in which he his positive determination
institute that gentleman. He the decision of the Privy
Council Defiance and says this business is be fears, the
commencement Of great fight but obey be will not,
should it cost him bis diocese The induction of Mr. Con
will therefore with the Archbishop his proxy;
against which Dr. PHILPoTTs protests and any who
assists in the business will be guilty of heresy she will
not by Gods help, hold any communication with Mr. Con-
HAM" The business Of protesting is going bskly in
the doceses Of London and Chester and elsewhere The
Bishop Of Exeter 73 years Of age patron of orytwo
lvings, and enjoys an income Of e2,7o0 per annun,.
The overland mail from India received this morning
tains nothing of Importance except the mutny and darma
of the 66th regiment of Bengal native infantry at Co
vindgheer. No lives lost. Sir CHARLES NAPIER ap
pears checking abuses with most unsparng hand and
without distinction Of persons
/ There is no political news from FRANCE. The
Moniteur publishes the returns of the imports of
France in February last, showing that the duties
collected during the month amounted ss3 s07 francs,
being an ls4s Of anc and ls49
of 476 francs The receipts the months of 1850