Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-25

United States for ls4s and s49 were e23 9l6,s44 and
E26 94l respectively The does not state that
for 1850 Great Britain and the United States therefore, in
techange in year produce worth above G40 600 ster
ling. Truly they Of importance to each other and
ought continue have doubt they will do the
best terms Theirs ought to be- and doubtless will be-
"--- the plans Of fair delightful peace,
stUnwarped by party rage, to live like brothers."
Our foreign survey will be meager one, for for
una.ey there is very little variation in the surface
of the political affairs of any of our Continental
neighbors since last week we say fortunately, for
we have little hope that any change made by the
governors would make it better, and we much fear
that any change attempted by the gouerned would,
at present, make il worse. Yet in the fulness of
time we do hope for great improvement in the social
and political condition of the great European family
but that period has not yet arrived; its coming
still for a. that"
The rumor of the day is, that LOUIS NAPOLEON is
about to commit act of political incendiarism by
the impeachment of about forty members of the
Assembly Of the Mountain party who are opposed
to the revision of the Constitution, on the charge
that they subscribers to the Mazzni loan, which
be raised support rebellion and the destruction Of the
Popes authority by this impeachment be hopes reduce
the majority in the Assembly against the REVISION. We
far from having implicit confidence in the judgment of the
elfn this Nevertheless the is direct from
Paris Nearly all the French journals including those least
hostile to the Government have become alarmed at the
reenng prosecution Of the press The Debats thinks that
the fact Of the ures convicng proof that public opinion
is against the journals and that this great extent
onerates the Government from blame. The Paris
pondent Of the Morning Herald thinks that the Government
has something beyond the maintenance Of order
and adds
"Louis Napoleon has grapped with journalism be has
bound it with eers Of ron gagged its mouth it into
prison, and cleared out its pockets and the people have
p!auded him. The who has done this has notion
and have notion, of quitting power in 1852 Had be
any such intention be would court the deadly enmy Of
newspaper writers, who when out of power would not
fail to him with and ridcule, such he could
neither If he has put down journalism be
has done with political intent He has removed an OBJ
sacle, and having done eecuay he will remove Others
The Ordre the great organ of the Oeanst party, has
challenged the President of France repeal the eectoraaw
Of May and has distinctly in,maed that it will oppose
such STEP This regarded indication that the parry
believes the restoration Of universal suffrage would be advan
ageous to their It is said that the Prince De JoIN
has formally accepted the canddateshp, but that bis
party, well that Of the Legitims and the Red Repub
icans ALSO are bidng their time" In the event Of The
Count CHAMBoRD declining to be candidate, the Le-
gitmists said have fixed upon Gen. CHAseARsIHa,
who, probably would be nothing oath. LoUrs NA1oLKox
yet the only candidate avowedy in the fed and every
thing be Gays and Does and what his friends say and do fo
him, shows that be has intention Of resgnng, or doing
any thing to prejudice his cause.
M KossurH has reached Marsees He has applied to the
French authorities for permission through France "a
route for England this permission it is thought will be
cvy withheld France in combusible state to per-
init, with safety to the public peace, such trsnst as the
Hungarian patriots would be the whole breadth Of her
territory.
II is grievous to fnd that the prisons in RoME are in as full
and foul state those Of NArLrs That Mount Ci,to
alone contains 3745 prisoners who have been sent there
since the first Of January. The condemnation of COL Ca
LANDRELLE, which has been only just made known, has
caused the most painful sensation throughout the city, He
was Minister Of War under the Republic, and dis
tingushed engineer and artillery officer, who performed
Prodgies Of vaor during the SIEGE The process against
him is tissue of the lowest ingues and basest revenge
Will it be believed that this high-minded man, through
whose hands have passed in bis official ca
paciy without shadow of suspicion as to his integrity has
been accused OF having stolen books from the eccesa
ca academy and has been condemned the gaeys for
twenty years. like thief and has been marched of
to Ancona in chains The authorities Rome have rein
stated the sulo,ne and to prevent from being burnt tie
former wooden was they have rebuilt it Of catron The
NsAPoLrTAS Government has published pamphlet in reply
to that of Mr. Gladstone relative the legal and inhuman
treatment OF political prisoners in Naples II reprosches Mr.
Gladstone with having sought for and obtained bis nms-
ton from sources unworthy Of credit declares bis accusations
to be generally untrue, and attempts show that many Of
bis details are contrary to fact, Even the Times however,
which has set itself up al kind Of srber between the two
parties and which has exhibited Of its Absous lesn
ngs is forced to admit that the defence Of the Nespoan
Is dexsous than satisfactory, and leaves