Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-15

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its statements at the conclusion probably made, in some
degree in veTi6cssion Of its own predictions.
Mr. @. F. YoeSe, ultra Protsctionst who has lately
elected s House of Commons advocates the extern
sion Of the protective principle to all great national inter-
es and ssys carried this principle to ts proper
extent should Independent Of the United States
for our supply Of cotton and should receive ample
amount Of that article from Est India colonies Let
duty Of pence pound be imposed foreign cotton Inn
ported into the country and he had hesitation in ex-
bis arm conviction that before the end Of
should eceivs from colonies asmuch cotton as We
could possibly consume" We do not think that Mr.
Younss project should he bos it before Paamsn Will re-
csive much couuenancs there It exces nothing but di
of DOORS among the manufacturers and ee-rades
and the Proscioaiss themselves by satisfied
with the iden6oaon Of such plan With their procsedines
The deaths in London during The past week were 9sl
the average VI the past years. allowing for Increased PoPu-
aion would be 997. OF the number who died in the me-
opoIs ~ we'd 426 wss chirsn under Is years Of
se7 non rs 10 90 aoa sss kon 60 ysass upwards sThe
blsha wsss i,l4s, ts sssssss n X yssn ssng i.sas
Nsishss ~ lhUasy ~ hs saasicsl word s6osds any
thnx - = inA6ssnr snd s may b ssld of finances
and comusrcs There y much speculation respecting The
Ministerial project Of Parliamentary reform, and good deal
of curiosity respecting the result Of the trials Of Alderman
Salomons which commence Monday for the recovery Of
two fines Of e5O0 each for the votes which the Alder
man gave 10 the House Of Commons before he entitled
to take his seat there.
The rsuvns Of the Bank Of England show very slight in
all the principal items during the week The pay
men Of dividends has made money plentiful The best bills
are now discounted considerably below the Bank rates and
not moro than two per cent can obtained for money
- Tho in
exchanges thathoee with Vienna money affairs
there seem to be lspsng into confusion The English
funds are advancing steadily, although they Aucuae e
according the very variable and uncertain news from
France. Gold pours in from Australia parcel Of 439
ounces has been received from Bathurst Railway and mining
shares are rather in demand. The establishment In
London Of tribunals of commerce. cheap and ready mode
of settling ercane questions without lawsuit, again
being earnestly pressed upon the public mind The produce
general exhibits better prospects than we for some
time have had report although not quite 80 favorable on
Tuesday had previously been. The cotton market at
Liverpool, and that for yarns and cloths at Manchester on
Tuesday, wore boh heavy. In wool and wooen fabrics the
prices are firm and the business increasing Every thing in
the silk market is steady.
4 FRANCE is still without Ministry, although the
President, contrary to rumor, appears desirous to
form one. M. BHLAULT, one Of the most consis-
several interviews with the President the subject
Of the new Cabinet but it is said he has failed 10
form one and has returned to his residence at
Nantes. In England, the difficulties which exist
between the President and the parties from whom
he wishes TO select his Administration would soon
be decided, either by the Parliament or public
opinion. But in France the press literally in ettes
public opinion only the opinion of two journsss
and therefore uninAuenasi The Legislative Assembly
avowedy hostile 10 he prsnscns Of Louis NAroIEos and
he sets il al dsancs Besides thess oonsendng parties, Their
is the amy and lis chiefs said have objects Of thei
own Some Of these chiefs for Prince LoUrs, others TO
the Count de CaAxBos and for the ORLEANS family
Some Of hep as CAyAIesAc and CHANeARsIEn, and pro
badly Others for themselves and probably each Of then
can count upon their views being supported by portion
the army In this position Of affairs must be visible to al
Europe the French themselves that politcal dis
turboncethat the of internal peace and
from no resessness in the masses, from neither Republicans
Socialists nor Communists, but from those who decar
themselves the friends Of odethe Generals, Statesmen
and Princes of France. The Of the agitation is no
the people, but in the Government constituted to preven
agitation promote peace and establish ORDER The
France home, and M salutsry influence abroad are,
our opinion Of far more importance than the question
monarchy and republcanism. The one, we have
the case Of France, may be yannical and reosade ID
other With respect their chance Of duration and III
probable soldiy of each system of Government shou
say that restored monarchy under BouRBox, Re-
Republic under CARNor, would have either of them small
chance Of Nothing but compromise is possible
and the best compromise PERHAPS that Of LoUIs NAPoLEos
con6dng in and supported by constitutional republication
Some Of the leading members Of the Committee Of Perma
nence, particularly, is said Gen. CHAseAaSrER and
THxas, have expressed opinion that, there
Of the law Of May being respected by the dsanchse
electors Of obedience to its provisions being enforced By
the Executive power would be utess to resist the abro
CATION the law, and might endsnger contest in which ht
Socialists and Republicans might triumph. Ths
Ordr the organ usually expressing M. THEIRss opinion
contains an article Of the decided cast in this
s generally admitted that to attempt to maintain restricted
suffrage would be attended with extreme danger
for in the first place. it would drive LoUIs NAroLEoE into
the Democratic camp No longer would the Legislature have
to cope with either Bonspaism Socialism single handed
but united and this they could do successfully without
calling In the aid Of Prusssn and Russian bayonets Austs
will have quite enough do home But the such
aid would tell With majority Of true Fenchmen against
the party which sought it, II is not surmse say
that the party Of Order did very lately upon the assist
Of Russia Their organs avowed it. The Assem5ite
Nafionn pointed to the armng Of the Northern Powers
against the French Republic The Orde registered the King
Of Prusas nod 70 ths landcehr to hold themselves in