Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-12

cd N he ept in the chairs mot too heavy TO De moved
and ,he bookcase is cathedral in wood great portion OF
the French furniture is delicate that needs 70 De always
covered up. The famou. English keniworth sideooard
would require the larges, IN heml~oh case' "hen
was 10 all the condition OF its regal state, 70 give proper
place and the loo tables piano fores, c made Of OIL sofs
Of costly bu, unusus and in our minds Inappropriate, ma
teris are we must admit, very beautiful to lock at But
We shall be accused Of being the advocates Of uraaltaran
ism if we 90 on in this strain 1t may be we are strongly
impressed however, with the idea that the Worlds Far was
ended for The benefit Of the people OF the world and tha
after ALL its proper object is n great measure, the omoton
of the comfort and well being OF the masses OF mankind We
how the advantage OF these masses has been IN any
way cared for far furniture goes by any thing we bave
seen in the Crystal Palace has given US great pleasure
however, behold the sailing days" the crowds OF
intelligent and snxious-lookng artisans and mechanics sur
rounding the machiney examining the carriages implements
and TOOLS watching the progress Of cotton from its raw state
to the fabric, and entering fully and earnestly into the
contemplation VI almost every variety Of human industrial
pursuit, and comparison Of The material and the natural
products Of almost every country This great industrial Ex
hibi,ion is now rich museums shedding light and knowledge
among Of thousands Of anxious nquirers every day
lecture oom from whence eloquent, although mute, dis
courses are scattered every language among amos. every
nation under heaven Between Wednesday evening last and
this Thursday morning fewer than persons
had visited the Crystal Palace The amount received at the
door during the six days was El5,l l32 6s, OF which
gll,2l5 l2s. had been paid by one-shlng vstes The
whole received by the Royal Commissioners from all
sources was this morning, f234,572 As great number
Of articles in the United States department Of the Exhibition
have atery excited much attention. particularly the beautiful
set Of standard weights and deposited by Professor
BAcHE jennings patent rotary Formulation lock, which is
attracting the attention Of Bramsh and Chubb Colts re-
voying pistols, which the Duke Of WELLSsroS viewing
very aenvely the other day Dr.. B. F. Palmes artificial
leg, which Sir BENJAMIN BaoD1E has expressed his great
admiration Of many Of the dsgaereoyPes photographs, &C.
the Inda-rubber and gua percha goods, particularly the
maps and globes; many Of the agricultural implements and
other machinery the raw materials and natural products
almos. universally PowERss Greek slave still attracts ad
miing groups and bis fisher boy lately added, is much
attended to.
The good order of the Exhibition, crowded certain po
,cns Of have been slmos, STILL truly admirable
heard Of scarcely any pocketPcking, and not of
single quarrel Numbers Of small articles lost
essy laid aside every day these when found deposited
with the police and collection Of rs parasols and It's silk
has accumulated, together with silver watch
and two three purses enclosing money, which waiting
the claims Of their Nor has single accident ye:
| occurred to mar the pleasure Of the scene.
| Our Foreign survey is unsatisfactory, particular
| ly when we look at our neighbor, FRANCE. Be-
tween the 18th of April and the 10th of May, 1852,
or, it may be, between the 29sh of April and the
| 10Th of May in that year--in the space of one
month, probably Of fortnght-France will be
| called upon to renew both her Legislative and her
Executive Government. She will have to elect
700 Representatives anda President She will be
thrown into state of electoral chaos and excite
ment, compared to which all her previous positions
have been tritles. We fear the result. Then will
be the moment for the Imperalists and Monarchists
to make their grand audacious grasp at power; for
the Republicans to make their last dogged stand for
the position which they feel to be slipping from
under them and for the Socialists to struggle again
for their impractcabe institutions. We will not
anticipate difficulties; but we are compelled to
admit that, after reading the dissertations of able
men upon the many dangers which surround
France, and studying the nature and tendency of
the peculiar nosrum which each recommends the only
Of avoiding these dangers sadly puzzled and per-
plexed and feel compelled to leave the solution Of the diff
Guilty in the hands of the great eachertme. There are
few chronicle in relation France. The debates
in the Committee of Revision often exceedingly animated
Gen. CAvAexAc has proposed the close Of the general de-
bate, and that the committee should occupy itself first with
| the question Of Moncrchy Republic" The most i'm
PoTtant matter At the present moment the procedure which
the Committee Revision is bent adopting with regard
the petitions praying for the abrogaion of the 4th article
Of the Constitution, and the plonga,on Of the Presidents
powers There appears to be disposition 10 regard such
petitions null and void, upon verbal qubble
the Assembly chooses to ignore the wish very generally
expressed throughout the country for continuing LOUIS Ma
in Office President it will furnish the popular
which be desired for taking the law Of their
hands, seeing that they west it TO fagran abuse.
The SPAEIsH Government has stated emphaticaly
that there only within the sphere of probability
which could call for the intervention Of SPAIN n the affairs
Of PoRTusAL and that. was happy to say, far from
being feared al the present moment. II, contrary all
PROMISE the Of Donna Maria should be placed in peril
then Spain would undoubtedly inerpose, but without
previous agreement with the other parties the treaty Of the
Quadruple Alliance. The Ministry WILL it is said, be 10
minority in the Senate and certain number of additional
Senators are to be appointed overcome this difficulty
PoRrUeAL is generally very tranquil The army appoint
have been all sgeed to, although with some oppos
SALpASHA has conferred The chief commands upon his
immediate par,isans, while Pogess,ss have been in
ro6uced into the administrative departments The Cabinet
has repuda,ed all idea Of soppage Of payment and the
Duke Of SALDAxHA has delegated agent to London pro-
cure loan This agent has arrived
The from RoxE continue to tell the melan-
ehoy story Of mpsonments, domciay visits and political
prosecutions Of all so under ibe benign rule Of Pro Noxo
At the beginning Of the month the French still busy in
improving and extending the ouworks Of the Castle Of ST.
Angelo, and accumulating within its walls They
are therefore determined seems be neither cosxed nor