Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-06


likewise of favorable character. Sugar.
and Coffee and cocoa, increasing and tea very largely
the consumption for six months being, in round numbers
esq., 600 against G3s 900 in ls49 and 1880 The
return also good Taking the figures for the
six months and adding together the tonnage nwads aud
outwards, we get the following results
Total Ton. British Ton.
l849. .........-.. 5, l42,60S $500, 562 et
1885,. ...-........ 5,23S,272 3,57s.62
1851. 6,S05, Ill 3,s0s,603
The Bank Of England present scarcely any feature
of the usual course though the increase Of the bullion
after the payment Of the dividends very satisfactory
The contraction Of the circulation is usual at this PERIOD and
attributable to the increased deposes account of the
Government.
The English stock market rallied yesterday. but without
much business being done. On the contrary, the railway
share market heavy, and prices percepby lower Pro-
duce and colonial markets steady with the exception Of cot
on which is fat with very trang business The whea.
market is lower, and has been gradually falling during the
last three weeks The promise Of fine harvest, and the
continuance Of peace, produced this result
The Theatrical on dts neither impor
tant Mr. Bum enters upon Dury Lane Christmas for
the regular drama. Miss Laura Addison is preparing for
visit to the United States and it said Mr. Warner also
Miss Catherine Hayes sails from Liverpool next week The
two opera houses doing, told good business
Our obituaries the DEATHS very advanced ages
Of two ladies' honorably connected with English literature
Miss HARRIET LEE, the writer of :. Canterbury Tales,
the age Of ninety and Lady LOUISA STUART daugh
ter of the Minister. Earl Of BUrE and granddaughter
Of Lady MARY WORTHY MosrAeuE, aged nearly ninety
four. at
ARDsoN the African traveller, who has undertaken to
inc the very core of the unknown continent and solve ALSO
possbe tbs ancient sey about the source from which
the Nile originates.
ILL.,
London may be mentioned the asylum for unacs Coney
Hatch which contains 845 windows l,045 for pa
en ,470 DOORS and above eight and half acres OF stating
It longer than the Crystal Palace There not much
in Literature Dr.. Latham has published small volume
the Ehno0gy of British Colonies and Dependencies, and
Mr. Prinsep one on Tibet, 7artary, and mongolia and
the character Of the Boodh religion existing there in which
be points out many striking esemblances to the christian
system Dr. Bushnan has undertaken to rebuke
religious hereses in small book entitled Mss Marfnea
and her Master Lord AsHBURToS lately made very good
speech at the Royal Agricultural Society," in which be
eloqueuy indicated the dignity Of labor and the importance
of the labOrer t.f lN4st
There is little to communicate respecting FRANCE,
and that little will be well attended to by your corr
respondent at Paris. 1t is no longer secret that
the parsonage now preferred as its candidate for
the Presidency, by that portion of the Assembly
which is irreconcilaby hostile to LOUIS NAPoLEoN,
is the Prince DE JoNvILLE. The Times says:
the candidates whose names should be most seriously
considered this me the approach Of the election Of the
second PREsIDENr Of the French Republic should both be
constu,ionay ineligible and both representatives of those
pseudo monarchca families which have dressed themselves
up the nery of the throne, dragged under foot by the
vouton-not princess since they struggling TO obtain by
policy or popularity that which exists only by tradition and
ghno citizens, since they claim from their birth degree
Of influence TO which their personal character gives them no
paramount claims II remains, however, be clearly
ing party these arrangements It is confidently asserted
by those who c. themselves his friends that he has accepted
the offers made to hm andha the first step towards the
official announcement of his candidateshp will be taken
soon the legal disqualification Of his exile be removed
either by the adoption Of M. CREroSs proposition for the
recall Of the exled Princes by the election Of NJ DE JorS
VILE TO inhe National Assembly, which would IL
supposed, enable him. did enable LoUIs NAroLEoS at
reenter France. There is nothing impossible in
such superstition. There nothing unprecedented in
ing grandson Of PHILIP EsALIrE take his seat in popular
Assembly, identified with that Republic which but the other
day deposed his father and prescribed his family and
would be the first time that member of the house OF
ORLEANS faithful to the traditions has
sented play with the worst elements Of the revolution only to
secure transient indulgence in popularity and power The
Prince JoINv1LLE is adventurous and chimercalby
disposition rendered irritable and impatient by his painful
and undeserved exile ardent in bis patiosmmore ardent
in bis ambition independent and sometimes discreet in his
judgment and in his actions. He urged by who have
shown themselves other occasions perfectly interruptions
10 means recovery OI pOWe
very persons whose intgues in opposition and whose
pacy in government led to the catastrophe Of the Gath Of
February"
The Republicans of all shades preparing to ballot for
candidate. It is said their favorite is M. CARsor.
SrAIN furnishes news and PoRrueAL nothing but ru
ITALY, beautiful Italy, appears to be little better than
one vast prison no who dares think for himself ben5
allowed to be liberty Great discomfort exists at ROME
degree occasoned by the contributions levied by the
Government but especially originating in the political
prosecutions against all who the obsequous pasans
Of the clerical regime The tide of public sympathy is graz
duay turning favor of the French troops which observed
with jealousy by the priests MILAN and the Austrian TIA
as provinces appear be very unsettled state Marshal
RADETzKI has again established the state Of siege in all its
gor and has ordered all and ammunition be given up
to the military auhoies threatening the utmost rigor Of
military law all who disobey this regulation. So alive s
the old Marshal the exgency Of the moment that he has
made requison upon Vienna for large reinforcemen of
troops for Italy The Austrian officer in command of the
The affairs of GERNASr IN state Of stsgnstion.
The only point of political interest 10 the progress of the
scheme for snnexg the German provinces Of Austria to
the Germsnic Federation. England and France presented
protesting against such plan but the Diet dealt with
The directly and resolved unanimously that no foreign
should be allowed in purely German question
Aue. l5.--No,hing this morning, or up to P. NJ.
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