Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-08

bee radisb, e-of no less than IS and sometimes a
much as so per cent THIS mxtue sold by the grower
pure chiecory Is then furth sdultsse by the respectable
Wholesale houses who deal in IT, BY mixture Of from IS to
rs per cent Of various kinds Of ue This adulteraon Of
sduersed chicco ihsn mixed in different proportions Of
from 80 to SO per cent with coffee and the thrice sdulierasd
compound sold as the best Mochs coffee and paid for
best "Mocha prices II Is high tDe this terrible piece Of
swnding put end particularly as Messs BARIsGs
and hoss Of London memos say, that besides the above
mentioned harmless vegetable sduheraious red pottery,
earth, sand mahogany sawSasi, eolor.ng mailer, and
Things used in the nanusctuys Of what j. called coffee
The great bsldng for the Exhibition LOW completed,
excepting far relates to some minor details, which will
be finished during the present week The first consignment
Of foreign goods brought in Tuesday. About two
thousand persons will bs constantly employed until the
ls Of May, in arranging, classifying and fnng up the
goods The prices Of admission have bsen fixed follows
Season ticket for gentleman so shings for lady,
e. g. On the first day Of exhibition, season tickets only
will DO available. Oh the second and third days the
charge will be, each day. 81, and the fourth and
teeth days. S. Afterwards the prices win be- the MOI l.
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday ofesch week.
on Friday p. Sd. on Saturday S. This arrangement
seems to have given universal satisfaction Mess schweppe
Co. have obtained the contract for nFning reeshments
The premium paid il yet stated Special trains are alres
dy arriving by the railways, eghed with passengers from
the country to view the outside of the building.
10 the sitting Of the Belgian Chamber last week. the Min
lister Of the Interior moved for of OOO
to be applied in deayng the necessary expenses Of taking
part in the great English Exhibition Of 1851 was pro.
posed that The demanded should be disposed Of % fol-
lows Carriage and eghtto and from London, TO- eo0f.
landing carriage from whars to HydePark customs
penses uDPackng wsrehousng cases. repackns, and ship
ping %. oO0fr material and fittings and placing ditto,
sOO0 agency and supernendencs for during the exhb
ton, ay Eve six months 20,O8Of travelling expenses
Of workmen, printing and sundry expenses, 10 00ef.;
total, u, 0e0fr.
Mr. WILD is about erecting miniature Crystal Palace
in Leicester Square, for the exhibition Of his mammoth globe
and hear Of many buildings being opened in various parts
of the metropolis for the exhibition of articleso
interest which adapted the ends and
for which the great Industrial Fair designed letter
from St. Petsrsbugh states that above 10000 Russians be.
longing 10 the richest families in Russia have already applied
to the Emperor for his authority pass few months in Lon
don during the grand exhibitions and from every part Of the
continent the 'tcry is still" they coming
There is nothing Of interest and novelty in the literary
world, except Major EDwARDs's Z" Year on the Ptmiaub
Frontier, in ls4ss; and Mr.. E. j. THAcKwELI's ssSe-
cond Sikh War; Both works spoken well Of being from
Tie spinning MIXED yarns Of fax and cotton and a1 and
WOOL engossing much attention, and the Chronicle says
the experiments have been brought successful conclusion
As high proportion Of fourhs fax and one-fh cotton
have been spun together and has been proved that yarn Of
mixed fax and cotton be dyed Of uniform color.
The question asked Is, seeing that the experiments
have succeeded whence is the necessary supply Of fax to
be obtained and agncuturss earnestly exhored to
commence the cultivation Of this profitable CROP The pro-
duce Of annually required for the linen man
uactore the greater portion Of which quantity is now inn
ported from abroad and the Chronicle estimates that only
one-haf Of the cotton used in Manchester can sup
piled by fax, the produce Of 900 in addition WILDE
required Here fine prospect for the farmers Of Ireland
and England severaof the leading manufacturers Of Man
chester and its neghbohood have already expressed their de-
termination to large portions Of their land with fax.
an interesting fact, showing the increase Of very
important branch Of literature that the stamps issued for
newspapers which in 1901 only 0O0 amounted
in 1850 to less than 49, .O00 The bank returns nd
cate increased demand for money for the purpose Of bns
ness to the extent Of half million sterling and the money
market is, Of course, shade rer. The stock market is
dull and steady the railway market busy, but somewhat de-
Ginning. The market is heavy and slack but without
any fall in prices Nor any material alteration be quoted
in the produce market Persons with the tobacco
trade estimate the crop Of 1851 being 800 hogsheads
VI less tndn
average crop Of the last years. Hence in price, and
adimnution Of revenue anticipated.
Late from PARIS that the Presidents dota
lion bill has been rejected n the Assembly, by vote Of 396
against 2s4 being majority Of l02 against the Government
The Boue has not been in the least affected by this result
Probably the Presidents resolution to disturb the country
by accepting national subscription has given rness the
funds.
FEBRUARI ID, 1851.
The Government antipapa aggression bill discussed
again Wednesday, and the debate adjourned Nothing Of
importance said done in Parliament The foreign
news Of yesterday was that the Duke DH BoRDsAUK had
recovered from his indsposton that the PRzsDENr
Of the French would not hold his usual reception this week.
and that Austria had consented TO her exclusive
claim preside in the Diet and that the Presidency will be
equally shared by her and Prussahe latter Power 70 have
an equal number Of with Austria In the Diet Prussa
in return to allow Austria enter into the Germanc Union
with all her PROVINCES This last point very material
with Aus and must prove highly advantageous her in
teres but it will be any thing bpt pleasing to the Of
Europe. Neither Russia, England nor Prussia, nor
France, the minor German Powers will be satisfied with
such arrangement Since the partition Of Poland nothing
&c h,lJ haeh