Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-16
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The papers brought from Liverpool by the Col
lins' steamer Arctic are to the 30th ulsimo. We
make a few extracts, though they contain no news
of importance:
The ecclesiastical titles assumption bill passed through
committee the House Of Lords the evening of Friday
July 25 Lord Monteages motion to exclude Ireland from
its operation with several other amendments having been
lost.
On the same evening in the House Of Commons motion
that the electors Of Greenwich he constituents Of Mr. sao
mons be heard by counsel was after stormy debate ne
gatved BY vote of l55 against rs.
The adjourned debate on Lord John Russes motion Of
Tuesday last, declaring Mr.. Alderman Salomons incompe
tent to sit until he took the oath Of aburaon in the form
prescribed by law, resumed and after discussion
The House divided, when there appeared fur the resolution
l23 against 6Smaoriiy In favor Of the resolution 55
select committee Of the House Of Commons have re-
ported against continuing the penny stamp upon newspapers
unless be necessary do the sake Of revenue They
think Il undesirable 10 tax news.
Among the deaths we notice that Of Gen. Sir RosxR
SHEArFE, Bart, after years service in the army
His name, we need not say, is connected with Canadian
history.
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN's CREW.
OF letter which has appeared in some Of the Scotch news
pape and has been copied in Of the journals here al
egng that party from the English whaler Flora, while n
Lancaster sOund had gone ashoe and under guidance
Of Esqumaux had found the frozen bodies Of four Of Sir
John Frankns crew. the London and provincial papers say
that only cruel hoax. The reasons given or this de-
son that the whom the letter was addressed
cannot be found, and that no such .-A as the Flora is
known.
The report above referred to h in letter alleged
to have been received in Aberdeen the 26th umo from
the mate Of the whaleshp Flora at Somness from
year and half cruise in the Arctic Ocean, Il Is stated In
this letter that the Flora fell in with party of nine Esqui
maux IN Lancaster Sound with slight knowledge Of the
English language The Esqumaux asked if they belonged
to Sir John Fanklin and, continues the letter They
then pointed to the right towering heap Of snowy
ans and by their gestures they sgned they had gone
sleep Thither the Floras party went and after while
they dug out four bodies that had been dressed like British
seamen, DC. The whole story believed to be gross fab
ncation.
THE GREAT EXHIBITION.
The Exhibition continues TO be as attractive as ever and
the 900 has been erceeded by the receipts
Of every shilling day for time past Even the last half
crown day showed receipts amounting En- 900 and up
wards The fvehllng touch is the only that gh,ens
away the multitude. On the days when that prevails the
receipts drop down to s 800 and instead Of TO- 900 vser
there scarcely 60O0-or less than one-tenth Of the
number. -
IRELAND.
Still the human tide rushes outward and the numbers pro-
ceeding America very considerable, period
Of the when 10 former years emigration had been al
together suspended The fine harvest prospects, and the a
parent recovery Of the potato, do not ppea have produced
the slightest eecamong the rural population and il mani
fest that the emigration, notwithstanding the dmnshednum
bers will continue upon vast scale. Remittances, very
large in the aggregate amount constantly received from
Irish settlers in tho United sstes and desire leave the
country is the absorbing idea amongst the peasany. 10
Limerick Wexford, New Ross, and other ports vessels Of
large tonnage prepared for the summer emigration,
and farmers Of the better cass unable make
with their landlord giving up their holdings and selling
off their effects. The Limerick Examiner says
"The emigration mania spreading through the country
with amazing pdy; the people flying in large numbers;
and the roads in remote districts you will often meet long
and melancholy cavacades proceeding the place of
barkaton The poor man, who has friend 70 send him
remittance, and Of paying his passage Is look
ed upon doomed man. Country southern unions on
Of the payment Of the Roman Catholic chspels
Sundays hiny attended owing to the death deserion
Of the people,"
The Munster Ne,cs says Numbers Of the occupers or
almost every district are abandoning their old homes and
setting for America. In the neghborhood Of Nensgh
nearly one having passage money resolved to em
crate, if the present potato crop fail. !"
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
Gen. HUssou has replied in the columns Of the Consttu
tonne the attack made by M BAzE and others upon the
petitioners for the revision Of the constitution. The
spondent Of the Globe says that in this letter is for the first
time distinctly minated that if the revision be not granted
the Bonaparsts will not il public opinion be in their favor,
allow the right Of the people to relect Louis Napoleon
to be disputed with mpuny BY the National Assembly.
sppears by letters from Thionvle that the hurricane
which caused such destruction in the departments Of the In
DIRE, the Nee, and the Cher has extended s vages the
Moee and the Aube Entire fields of wheat have been laid
waste, have been up by the roots houses stripped
Of their roo and men, women, and children swept away BY
the torrents AtChalon surSeine eighty Of the finest
in the park Of the palace have been laid PROSTATE.
AUSTRIA.
The Milan Gazette Of the 18th July contains proclama
ton BY Marshal Radeizky alleging that fresh attempts
making nsurecon, and that be prepared to adopt very
rigorous measures He adds that in the present Of
things be is compelled to revoke his promised meoraons
the state Of siege. and TO keep up with oil the severity
qued for the maintenance Of order against its enemies
Vienna correspondence under date Of the 25sh Of July
states that five per cent loan Of eighty millions Of forms
concluded the 24h between the fouse Of Rohschd
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