Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

Brazilian Foreign Miniss) 70 the Legislative Assembly that
he considered the slave trade practically At end
The House Of Lords last night again manifested their in
eradcabe bgouy BY throwing the bill for the admission
Of Jews to Paamsui the msoity being ia against lOs
This is all very well now but their lordships will have
learn lessons nsxt ssssion. Meanwhile Alderman
SALoMoss, the nswIyss member for the metropolitan
borough Of Greenwich. win this evening bis claim to
take his seat under the existing law.
| THE GREAT EXHIBITION.
On Tuesday ss, the crowd Of parsons who entered the
Exhibition exceeded BY about 5000 the highest number Of
any previous day The total "a. la2 and il
tained that Of thsss s than 81 900 inside the
building at the time. population, therefore, nearly
equal 10 that Of large European capitals such Dre
dsn Stockholm, dc, found thsmssves covered roof
and this wihoos disurbsnes Inconvenience any kna
With regard the retention Of the structure e voice Of
the great body Of tho people has bean. anticipated
almost unanimous But the ultra Conservatives, whose dis
favor toward the whole affair has increased in bitterness from
being obliged to suppress il adopting the
course Of admitting that the Exhibition is and has been go-
rious, and predicting the time all Of evils if the
building should be allowed remain for other uses 10 the
was Of such temporary kind that il would require to be
almost entirely taken to pieces and rebuilt before it could be
applied to any permanent object but Mr. Paxton mmedi-
alely answered this ignorant statement and affirmed the
building to be one that in all essential respects inde
suctbe his belief the time being that these,
parts such the gasswork and the wooden sashes which
are liable to beakage and decay, will require renewal
more than once or twice in century The next opposition
cry was that il 1t converted winter garden, the
temperature after that Of the open air would consump
ton and fatal ailments Of every description but had
ever contemplated that the place should be made hohouse
and this objection therefore away. As last resort
the injury would nct upon the fashionable houses the
neghbOrhood strongly used coupled with the representa-
tons from Of the clergy that BY drawing Of
people it would be perpetual focus Of vice. Whether the
ashionabes will be able 70 persuade the public that the
stence Of permanent and ornamental conservatory Of eig
teen almost adjoining their DOORS and available
throughout our long winters. is grievance that warrants
them in demanding compensation, remains to be
also the weight that bs attached to the objections Of
those who having besn disappointed in their prophecies Of
national decentralization from the Exhibition ITSELF now
conue up the same alarm at the prospect Of winter
garden, with flowers, birds, and statuary.
Happily whssver may be the fate Of the present building
it is almost certain that London will not remain without
the advantages is calculated confer. It, removal would
only be the signal for the erection Of something upon sm
lar plan with higher architectural qualities such the
Perencs which has been gained would render practicable
, EETE on BOARD THE ATLANTIC
On s4A,aa.v .aa fafa to Bresn.
lnf Brown, shipsy a co.. invited hs Royal Commissioners
took place Il Liverpool on board the Atlantic previous
departure for New York the aad. The party consisted Of
about hundred and twenty, Of whom including
Lord Granville, from London for the occasion. The
dinner magnificent and the whole entertainment pro-
ceeded with the greatest spirit The evening closed with
soiree given BY tho Mayor Of Liverpool the Town Hail.
which all the principal inhabitants Of the attended
Another te the Royal Commissioners and the principal
persons connected with the Exhibition expected to be given
Paris time about the l Of August when the dinner is
to be followed by grand ball the Hotel de Vile. As
Parlamen. win be prorogued few days serwad, this will
probably be nearly the last Of these displays.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The peaceabls manner in which the discussion the
vision question has thus r been conducted in the French
Assembly has been Of little surprise all paries
and the price Of the reses has improved in consequence
significant illustration Of the services which the Abso-
uts conceive to be rendered BY the present Government Of
France the Of orde has been furnished in the fact
that the Cza NIcHoLAs has just conferred the Of St.
Anne set in diamonds upon M Csrier the pefsc Of police
in Paris.
From Naples the only intelligence is the occasional
nouncement Of and extensive arrests Foyx persons
seized few days since charges founded the
old affair Of the 18th Of May, Is4s when King Ferdinand
bombaded his city Among the persons thus apprehend
cd Archdeacon Cognaxz whose age stated to be 81
and two others whose respective ages SO and S3
In the Roman States political assassnaons spread grow
ing Another instance has just occurred, the victim
being Signor Gsa6na Chancellor Of the Criminal Tribunal
of,Imola He stabbed in the streets Of that town
broad daylight and the former cases. the perpeator
ey escaped With such il would not be surprising
the practice should acquire a the force Of popular MANIA
In Austria laws have jus. been issued against
the pres which virtually give power to the various provincial
authorities suspend for three months the publication Of
journal that may offend them. The Minister Of the Home
Department b also authorised prohibit the Introduction Of
any foreign works be may deem dangerous.
The anticipation that Austria 10 at length about to raise
loan put end to the immediate pressure Of her financial
difficulties has caused the discount upon her forced paper
currency to experience considerable fall.
In Spain the Ministerial project for the settlement Of the
foreign debt has passed BY msoity Of l54 to 81 BY this
arrangement supp< ing should Be maintained thecredor
whose claims amount to about $50 900 sterling will
receive stock equivalent to about &c. 3D. in the pound
Of their arrears Of interest be forcby cons
4 Gated.
Correspondence Of tie N,r York Commercial Adrertsv.
LONDON, JULr IS, 1851.