Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-04
FOREIGN.
FROM OUR LONDON coRREspoNDENT.
LONDON, SEPTEMBER ls, 1851.

The attendance at the great Exhibition has this
week considerably increased the number of vsiters
having been 264 1885, and the amount received at the
doors RI4,067.lO. The sale of season tickets has
been stopped. The Times aagurs from this cir-
cumstance that a ceremonial of some kind is con-
tempated at the close the Daily Ne,os draws
directly opposite conclusion. Who shall decide
between them GARBUTT, the English locksmith,
is busy operating upon HoBBs's lock ; we have not
heard with what success. The tea service of pure
California gold which has been presented by the
citizens of New York to Mr.. COLLINS made its ap-
pearance in the Crystal Palace on Monday. The
designs and workmanship elicit much praise from
the numerous visiters who flock around it. The
purity of the gold also attracts great admiration.
The custom-house valuation Of this costly service
is $1,000. A wager has been made that the visit
ers to the Exhibition will, on some one day before
the l,h of October, reach 100000; and if the
price Of admission be reduced to 3d., as ii is ru-
mored it will be for few days, we think the
wager will be The grumblers now beginning to
calculate what the show Of the has the country
in labor lost and capital expended. Two millions and half
they say, aboes have up to London, and lost by
doing eight million days work. representing some
thing like million Of money Besides this they have spent
all their spare cash. and than their spare cash. town.
and herese will have money dsburse with the traders
these grumbIer will arise much distress We hear much
Of the ways and used to raise money with which
to the Exhibition and told Of pawnbroker at
Leeds who has taken bushel and half Of watches upon
pawn and Of another Hull who had taken many that he
advertised s watches taken" There may be some
truth in these reports but trust they made the most
Of We do not apprehend any serious mischief The abun
dan harvest and the promise Of full employment for laborers
of every description will correct any little Inconvenience
which may in individual arise from the indulgence in
visit the Glass Palace It is expected that least
fourth Of the foreign goods will find purchasers this
try. The whole number Of packages about twelve thou
sand, and if nine thousand have be epacked there will
be plenty Of work for the cuslom-house officers, Sc.
There is nothing and important in the Literary world
and in the Drama the only incident of the continued
Of the "Lk Batemans," whose performances at
the ST. James theatre attended by crowded audiences AT
the close Of the performances the children uniformly
powered with applause and overwhelmed with perfect
shower of bouquets.
Ths weather has been uncommony beautiful during the
week. and very little grain remains in the field in Eng
land and the operations will be welnigh completed in the
British Isles by the end of another week. The wheat has
been gathered in very fine condition the yield likely
prove great and the quality excellent We fear that the po
tao crop yet safe in Ireland Market gardeners
this neighborhood Altogether, however, the accounts
very contradictory that compelled defer express
ing an opinion upon the subject The price of wheat is fall
ing in the London and country markets The reports from
Konigsberg Setn, and Rostock rather unfavorabe
respects the weather and the condition OF the CROP
The last Of the Bank Of England show decrease
Of E373 $50 in the circulation, and Of 023 in the bull
lion. The money market is unaered the exchanges
tnue improve The Austrian loan is withheld from our
market by the Austrian Government yet it is offered there
by private speculaors but finds favor and Vienna bills
very difficult Of SALE The English funds have undergone
no change. They in degree affected by the Cuba
news, being considered impossible that any change grow
ing Of the condition Of that island seriously affect the
politics of the great States of Europe and America Their
interests firmly united to be easily asunder.
The railway market does not improve The recent accidents
lead the conclusion that there gross negligence some
where and bring dscredit railways The produce
ket may be characterized by worddull. The cotton
marke, is quiet, but firm. Wool without alteration.
The deaths in Lonaen last G Mssk Mes ps 6sns
death every minutes and birth every seven The popu-
aon of London increases by births and immigration 900
annually The deaths by European cholera and diarhoea
rapidly decreasing and London may be said to have re-
gained its usual state of salubrity.
The news from FRANCE is uncertain and unsa-
|tsfactory. 1t appears highly probable that there
will be change of Ministry before the meeting Of
the Assembly 1t is pretty visible, through the veil
of polite reserve and caution thrown about the
design, that the Prince DE JoINvILLE and his family
entertain the idea of his canddateship for the Pre-
sldency, and feeling the nations pulse with that
object in view. Nevertheless, the cause Of the
Orleanists is far from gaining ground with the pub
lie. NJ THEIRS, who is the principal promoter of
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this canddaeshp mprudenc and the head Of
the fuonist offended with the Prince for refusing to see
him when he Claremont and with the whole of the
family for their Of candor during that conference the
account Of which, given in the Times has been traced
his authorship. M. GuIzor has united himself with the
Legtimss and Bonaparss to prevent NJ JoIr vILLE's
election Many Of the Orleanis,s will is said, Join M.
GuIzor 10 this opposition If we might take the Republic
OF France fact not merely existent, but reliable, if
could suppose that the candidates themselves regarded
in that light should feel much interest in the sp-
preaching election than do. But unfortunately nobody
doubts the disposition Of the existing President proong bis
power BY popular force coup MAN. If constitutional law
should stand way nobody believes that M JoIS
vILLEs canddaeshp would betoken simple and hearty ad
herence to the Republic.
In fact the whole of the pending eleconeering business
nothing but intrigue carried under the forms Of Repub
cansm The tide Of anti Republican reaction, in the
time runs strongly but smoothly in France. All stran
gers arriving France with the intention of remaining there
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