Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

French .".....- 267,sOs S4o,o3s 24z, 969
Total tonnage 7,Sss,s47 7.ss99oi s.057, 500
We have given only shoss items Of the table which exhibit
any striking important result; and the Of English
and United States shipping may be regarded being both.
The increase In the shipping Of the Italian States very
prns, know how Tor It. The stationary,
raher rccgde. returns Of French shipping regarded
o. owing the obnoxious commercial system Of ,hs
try, which places bar upon enterprise The table shows
gres Increase In the shipping business Of Denmark Prussia
and the northern Gasman Stses owrg probby to he
termination Of hostcs in the Duchies Of Schhswg Ho
Ia every point Of view the financial, commercial
nufscturing, and navigation affairs Of Great Bsan may be
regarded satisfactory willis, harvest whph win yield
greater igh Of grain than any upon record the
blessing Of plenty Of cheap bread.
The subject of the release of AspKLK from bis i'm
pisonmen in French fortress has induced the Marquis Of
LosposDxRnr address another vey srongyexpresscd
and powerfully written letter the President Of hs French
No doubt which the noc
were impoc and cacuIsted 10 defa, his object than
to obtain yst the high, chvaric .amsne, and right
minded purpose which through tho .cr cannot be
highly estimated. Lord LospospKRRr beas very hard up
on both the Due DAuMALE snd General LAssRIcIERE in
this communication and rays bis appeal bealf Of the
EmIn unsuccessful, he shall Immediately g<e to the
world the correspondence and letters, cores Of whh
my possession, of the Dnc DAuMALE and General LANo
Rlcrrax He adds The former may require pity and
comseralion for princcy weskncss but for the latter,
(braye soldier oil declare him be) who exhibited nc
ther generosity good faith in not securing himself wher
he Minister Of War; the deiveance Of the whom
he had deceived and betrayed 10 the capsuaon with tho
EmR think and feel public exposition Of the ransac
ton can become notorious" The reply Of Lours
evssvs and unsatisfactory. II was to be ezpscet
4 -
Lord LoxDoxpEnnr hs made against his good faith
honorable integrity pass unnoced and he has arrived il
London for the purpose Of demanding. the instant exps
nations from the Engh peer who rates him In such stronl
tcrms The Duke DE Nrnouas also the part Of his bro
,her, the Duke pAuxAIH, declares Lord LosposDrRRr
observations respecting him bc cslumnious snd be
pels them with contempt" Thus "very pretty quarrel
has grown out Of Lord generous interference
in behalf of whom oil properly thinking persons esst
as very i-used and betrayed brave In Lord Lon
donderrys letter be hs he had been aided in h
efforts by noble personsge Of Paris" and considerable
rosy has been excited discover who this parsonage
It proves 10 have been the Count DOasAr acknowledged
by him in letter to the editor Of the Pafrie
| We extract the subjoined interesting items Of
foreign intelligence from the correspondence of the
New York Commercial Advertiser. The dates
from London are to the l4th Instant
The Exhibition closed 10 the public, and enter upon
epoch. Every glad at the Circumstance, for
the funess Of satisfaction has been reached and there
other business be attended There public ceremony
on this occason except such dictated by the sp-
taneous emotion Of the crowd minute or two before the Gal
hour struck. At that there were nearly CIV thu
sand persons present. Tho crystal fountain suddenly cese
The organs commenced the national anthem. The pope
joined with accord. Cheer upon cheer followed g sew.
era minutes srol from the gallery Of the ,rsn~rp re-
called, in the words Of Shakespeare hs like ,hh unsub-
stanal pageant" be great globe itself would one ay fade
and the emendouisgns for departure being then yen by
the immense bells paced in various parts, the throns aer
short heslating peod began depart Ia the ourss Of
an hour and halfth building entirely clead and
thus, after nearly smonhs Of excitement end anriey those
who had watched be undertaking with the feeling that i,
could not be Pronodced successful ill il should have happily
closed, able congratulate themselves that their
was ended and thl hencefoh II belonged to history
We still whout any certain intelligence ,eysrains
KossurH. II kpected that he win reach England from
Gibraltar by othe Peninsu and Oriental steamers and
by the Mississippi Whether there has been any msun-
derstandng betwe him and Captain Lose remains 10
seen but it is aPehended thai either In conneron with
what took place aSfasec from some other caus such
has been the cas 1t is suggested as probable lhs
after having place. board steamer Tor England
the Mississippi wi proceed direct from Gibraltar to the Un
ted States with remainder OF the refugees who are on
board.
The French hds continue affected BY the Ministerial
crisis in Frances There be no doubt that LorIs
NAroIros and Cabinet are completely variance with
regard to the eIency Of restoring universal suffrage The
President is saidp be fIed upon accomplishing this point,
large meo Of the merchants Of London has been held