Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-18

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pear to have perceived that they announced il too
soon, and they are endeavoring to maintain their
ground without noticing the candidateship OF the
Prince officially. They say he cannot explain
himself, nor announce his candidateship; but that
be the disposal of the nation, always ready 10 act for the
welfare of bis country These smooth words, but they
are vague and unsatisfactory and have thrown doubt and dis
among the oresnist party LOUIS NAPoLEos
cautious and quiet. IL stated days since that be
make extensive tour into the Provinces but
he now that be shall not leave Paris M. THEIRS
will postpone his visit Claemont until the Assembly has
again the subject of revision. His accession
the Jonvle section will deprive that party Of many Re-
publican votes. The Count DE CHAmsoRD is dissatisfied
with NJ BERRYrRs for revision, which, in the Counts
opnon favored the reelection of Louis NAPOLEON be is
disposed wait another period Of four years before he
makes attempt restoration. The whole affair of the
coming election becomes daily and involved.
Louis NAroLEos really this the only candidate
fairly in the field. The French funds have been a state
Of rapid and rather violent oscillation, but they set
ting in very nearly their former position.
vast conspiracy said have been organized in several
provinces of Spain, the Cataans Anagon and Valencia
being the foremost against the Government bresk out
the frs, sigua from Paris Italy. The Carss said to
sympahize with the intended They probably
hope that by assisting the Republicans their humph how
ephemera will be secured and that the consequent
political change after the democratic doctrines have had their
day, will be absouiist Government under the
elder branch Of the Bourbons. writer in the Times says
"srAIS, like ITALY, stands good chance Of having
voluionary movement many months elaPse. Nothing
the danger but the suspension of the concora and
the adoption of mr system of collecting the taxes con-
necied with great rerenchment in the public expenditure"
How far the present Ministers may induced adopt these
measures and prevent revolution will presume
say; neither will venture agree with the writer that
revolution inevitable they do Our opinion that
Spain is not ready for any great change do know
that she desires but quite that she could
long maintain democratic institutions if she succeeded
in establishing them
The official shows that the July only
97l3, 0l, being falling off Of less than 9l26 466 from
july 1850. The amount of collected within the
seven months of this year 1885, the amount of
expenditure f7 ,533leaving deficiency s72.
The holders of Spanish bonds far from satisfied with this
statement.
PoRTUsAL yields nothing beyond unmportant rumors.
Nor does ITALY furnish much news and none that is salts
factory The NKAroLIrAs Government is preparing reply
to Mr. GLADSTONE in defence of its and policy This
reply WILL it is said throw the entire responsibility for all the
inhumaniy and injustice upon the King, who is willing
assume it, suppose, upon the plea of the ght divine of
kings TO govern wrong.
Nothing whatever from ROME or FLORENCE.
From GERMAsI the rumor s that the Diet at FRANK
about adopt federal resolution aboshing all fun
damena rights aud also present bill of great reor against
the press There is also very grave report says the Lade
pence Beige ha. the Germanc Diet intends to suppress. the
Independence of the three free towns Hamburg Bremen and
Lubeck and to incorporate them in other German States
T-n. n
enter Vienna the 2ls 1t said that he intends to ous
ScHwARTzESBuRs; but, should he succeed in doing so il
will make change in policy of Austria for the better
The Liverpool Mercury says:
Letters from Vienna represent the prospects for the
approaching vii any thing but encouraging The de-
probation Of the currency than corresponding
rise in the price OF every thing. When the premium silver
thirty per cent? the charged no more for
their goods than they do that eighteen per cent
The loaf is very small, though tiny was in 1896
when there Dpete dearh in the land. The kinds
Of meat the price Of which fixed by Government are
almost beyond the reach Of the middle classes thus prime
VEAL which three years eighteen and twenty now
sold TOR thirty kreuzers per pound The potatoes in
parts of the country have the rot and the heavy rains which,
with slight MISSIONS have lasted for some weeks leave
little hope that those still in the ground will be worth the
trouble of digging up For time it hoped that change
of weather would give chance of average vintage
but there is little prospect that the grapes will rpen.
Although the foregoing is by overcharged pic
ture " CONSTITUTIONAL evly OF the people striking
ever the weather holds up for few hours on Sunday
ahoyday the roads, and gardens in the vicinity of the
city crowded Greenwich park fair day. and the
bands Of Strauss and Fahrbsch prove attractive in the
good old mer when people carried purses instead of pocket
books those amy days when bank were preferred to
the precious metals"
There every TO believe that the machinery of the
Austrian Government getting and more en,anged
not denied, even in Ministerial circles that the Of
public feeling in Hungary is very bad The Austrian press
makes mention of the Liberation of KossUrH the infor
nation that he again free would give dangerous inen-
sy to the thoughts it might be to the actions of his coun-
! trymtn.
The Hamburg Borsenhak Of the Ith instant saws that
accounts OF the disastrous results Of the Russian campaign in
the Caucasus are confirmed that the defeat Of arms must
be added terrible mortality among troops through
out the empires that all are capable of bearing
dragged to the ranks and that large military stores
have been ordered from Belgium
We find the following of the potato crop in aMan-
chester paper Of this morning the most gloomy state
have yet
The accounts from Ireland with respect to the poato
crop continue grow dismal In Ulster the disease
be general and vrun than in the other pro
vinces oss Of about fifty per cent is talked Of and doubts
expressed whether the sound portion will keen long
Ia the South and Wet too the disease to be spread
ing in spite of the extremely fine weather As yet however
it manfesy too early to ascertain with any thing like cor
recness what proportion Of the crop will be lost Some w
ters with estmae of about twenty per cent
for the whole island Under the influence the disappont
and alarm caused by the recurrence Of this national
calamity emg likely 60 on at an undmins
ed, not with accelerated sced Still the cry from some
quarters is that there Is deficiency of labor and farmers
complain that they have had pay extavapant