Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

speeches contained little nothing that wss new they were
all effective and cscustsd furnish materials for thought
which cannos fail to spsssd among the community.
Ths meeting Of Londsn slscss in favor Of Baron Roras
and tbs smsnepaon Of he Jews of the
animated that has besn hsd for yse and particularly
adverse to the Bishops in the House Of Lod Ths result
Of the meeting was that Lord JonH RUsssLL should be called
upon forthwith to introduce bill into the upper House.
not q an opsn bat minsil msssu BY which he and
his Cabinet will sand or fan. sB S&2 hs'l
Meantime Alderman SALo4oys ihs rscsny y-slscted meu-
beg for Greenwich, boldly keeping up the contest his
right to cit Under the existing law. He has already ~
tsndsd he Houss nl vossd hrss times for the purpose Of
provoting prosecution against him. to test the Legal question
In the courts Of hw. and tro notices Of scn have
qusnty bss served Hpsn him. The noins penalties in
csse Of N advss dscon sssndsus but hs haa cscu
laisd biz grouna. snd dsplgs and boldnss
occupied with dsniAsd md espsmpply bsadng whchhavs
made him q this mopsut one Of hs popular men in
London. The feeling toward Baron Rothschd i also Of the
! wsrmea kind. f9assax
The second reading d the Papd bill has passed
the Lords BY the powerful majority Of 2s6 against os and
this measure which mag b considered % hsvs absorbed the
whole session, i therefore now virtually concluded Both
houses Of Paamsnt hastenns bring their other bus
ness to an end but the excsmspt the Jew bill has inter
posed an unookedor delay, and il not expected that the
provosa,ion will take place until the middle Of August.
The example Of Mr. PfAsoDr, in promoting cordial in
tecourss bctwsen the Americans and English in London has
been followed By Mr. Bsows W.srzzAD the member for
Knaesborough this gentleman having Oh Wednesday last
given magnificent dinner the Caendon Hotel 70 the Ame-
ncan Minister and about thirty forty other guests Of whom
about half were from the United States The party thus in
termnged consisted Of the American Minister, Mr.. Bancroft
Davis, Hon. Nshsn Appeton Colons Van Aien Governor
Aiken, Hon. Ashbel Smith, Mr. Peabody MI. Rotch COL
Lawrence. Col. Aspnwas Nj. Asa Whitney, Mr.. George
Summer DR.. Warren, Mr.. Dexter Mr.. Newell and Mr. IT.
ssugs as Americans; snd-Lord Psmsnon, the Earl Of
Powis Lord Marcus Hill Vsconnt MsIgund Sir Robert
Ferguson, Mr.. Gladstone, Mp, Mr.. Csrdwe Mp, Col
Freestun. Mp, Mr. Locke. MP, Mr. Brotherton, MP.
Mr. William Brown, Mp, Mr.. Paxton, Dr.. AshweIl and
Mr. Sampson. Euslishmsn. The Attorney General and
Lord Robert Grosvsnor bad also accepted nvons but
unable to attend. Nothing Could have gone of moro sue
cessuy and il hapsa one in the morning before the
party broke up The entertainment being private one there
was degree Of unsser in he speeches which rendered
them more real and gratifying than on ordinary occasions
and there has consequently rarely been meeting that could
leave an impression more agreeable and permanent Mr..
LAWRrHcr, II proposing he health Of Lord Palmsnton. and
Mr. DAVIS n proposing lEs bsnch and the bar, spoke
cordial and opsn YET disu6sd that fully conveyed
the tone that desirable. Lord PALHSasroS in bis reply
70 Mr. Lawrsncs was consequently greeted with enhu-
sssn which - nqiced with svdsnt psasurs apd
and which inf9e3 hin 70 DE hsppe exprsoue II that
vein Of playful Whi1A y pseusy N 0wn The
other speakers wsrs Nj. Albbsf emih MI. Sumner. Lord
Powis. Mr.. Giadsscns, and MI. CssdweIL
With regard foreign aairs there nohing new. vote
Of the French Government carried In the Assembly
BY majority Of Is 10 the effect that had. 'contray to
its duty used il nuencs to excite the citizens to petition
for the revision Of the constitution, to have created
little effect beyond the momsntary surprise.
The prospects Of the harvest still not unfvoable, al
though the weather very unsettled On the continent there
is promise Of about an average.