Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-28

iron and me the sauna happy ufaposon to each other
and with the same facility Of access to the sea- which ha
gone far to make Great Britain Il: sslhy ssai Qf msnac
lures IT, spread over territory Of immensely greater extent
The young Hercules Of the western world grows in stature
and kni.s his snews with Preternatural rspidiiy."
We prepared for voley Of abuse and misspressnta
ton from Exeter Hall at the approaching annual meetings
the various religious bodies which will be held there Sa
very and the fugitive slave bill will bs there commented upon
by zeaots without charity and theoogsns without knowledge
Pet negroes, both male and female in training to tell
their tales Of horror and excite the sympathy OF thousands
who believe every monsrosiy related by black man, but
who would their countsnances and close their and
their pockets against unvaished tale Of and su
ferng addressed to them by Ohte II is in vain to
contend with this infatuation; amounts almost to
mania with thousands Of wemsanng and otherwise sound
judging peoples and you charged with being the advocate
Of slavery the you attempt parry the attacks to
reute the misrepresentation made against the United States
upon this subject The different bodies of dssentsr who
will scarcely allow each other christian brotherhood upon any
other subject will unite upon this. and snaihemazs poor
brother Jonathan for what they call his pro-svey tenden
cies. The great of wellmeaning and we'll informed
persons however, know and understand the true Of the
question: and allow for ito dcses and we feel justified
IN stating that notwithstanding the beowings and vupera
tons Exeter Hail. the people of England are gradually be-
coming nghtthinkng and liberal judging upon this last
of selng toward the people of the United States
There is nothing of interest and novelty, either In Ltsra
ture the Theatres The mortality Of London Is still above
the average the registered deaths Of the past week $751;
lS above the average Of the last ten years. increased in
proportion the population The births LAG, the
Of the week for the last five years being 1885,
The returns of the Bank Of England for the week show
increased circulation Of G353 s57 On increase Of secu
rites and discounts G527 Oss an increase Of depostes
es6s, 1893, and an increase Of bullion al36,S This
evnces very healthy condition the Bank is doing in
creased business with increased Of Doing The
money market is somewhat easier the terms the
The exchanges keep steady but with little business doing
and the may be said Of the stock market Railway
shaes have been, and continue to be, very dull
pears be certain that Smhfeld market will be removed,
and there grand project in contemplation for erecting
great central railway station its site, to communicate with
all the great metropolitan lines This great terminus and its
approaches and aduncts to cost O08 Calcua
tons have been made that will yield income of e392
and allowing $4,000 for expenses of management there
will be clear 10 per cent. upon the capital invested The
market has taken start, and wheat is 2s Sd. to 3s
per quarter higher than il week ago. Oats have also
advanced end they dearer in proportion than wheat
in general cheaper The imports Of cotton during the last
month unusually large amounting, in London Liver
pool and Glasgow 3l2 900 bsles against bales
May, 1885, and a07, 900 bales in ls49 The deliveries
Tor home consumption 900 bales against 10000
May 1850, and 1856 900 bales in May, ls4s The total
stocks in British ports at present about 900 bales
than in $780, but about go 900 smaller than in ls49
The value of all descriptions Of cotton of penny
of penny lower than the lst Of May, to Is per
cent. cheaper is 20 to 80 per cent cheaper than the
period Of 1885, but Is to 20 per dearer
han in ls49. Bhe total imports Of East India into
Great Britain not larger than they last year,
and there is falling off from Brazil Egypt &C. The wool
market is heavy; $1,000 bales disposed Of at the late
Colonial sales, reduction Of from Id. to 3D. per ID.
very small business is doing in hemp and fax. The metal
market throughout without alteration. The coming crops
IF grain, particularly wheat pronounced very promising
he grass Indifferent and the produce Of hay will be, it is
thought, below the average.
Our foreign news furnishes few facts and many
coniectures. In FRANCE, we find Gen. CHANGAR-
N1ER again in decided opposition to the President
The General is now an open candidate for the
future Presidency Of the Republic, and at present
he has more supporters in the Assembly than
LOUIS NARoLEoN has. The latter now perceves
that he cannot obtain the goodwill Of the Conser
valves; ne Will PROBABLY turn hlmseH to The peO-
pie, and have recourse to the universal vote, in
spite of the law Of May 3lst. This would be
dangerous step, should he fail; and it would be
equally dangerous the repose Of France should be sue
ceed The various bureaur Of the National Assembly have
nominated committee for the examination Of all proposals
for the revision Of the Constitution The commttee consists
of fifteen Members nine Of whom said TO be favorable to
and six against revision. One account, however, ntmaes
that three of the majority doubtful. The Duke DE
BRoaLrE has been chosen president Of the committee The
party Of the Eee said to have only three supporters in
the committee. M. MOULIN Fusionis, has been appoint
ed Secretary The composition Of the committee stated to-
be as follows
Friends Of the President. Observation-Disclosures
Friends Of Theirs and his policy ..............2
Moderate Legitmsts and Fusionists. .......3
Moderate Republicans. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
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These hreea last ODLoS BARRoT, DE TocoUEvLnE and
CoRcRLLEs The presence OF three such such an
inconguous assembly fortunate circumstance, involving
Of hope that the path may yet be open legal and
pacific solution Of the crisis. minor Of the Assembly
is the suppression Of the grants the Italian Opera and the