Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-17
FOREIGN ITEMS.

The British Parliament eassembed after the Easter Ho
lydays the evening Of the 2sth umo. The subject
der discussion the income bi which read
cond time.
The public attention is chiefly directed towards the great
Exhibition which to be opened the lst Of May Fifteen
thousand tickets for the Exhibition bad been sold up
to the 27h when the Commissioners suspended the ssue
The chief commissioner of HoLLAND, young of wen
tyour who had been honored with the appointment,
mted suicide Sunday morning. No for the act had
anspred beyond the temporary anxiety Of his duties, and
the fact of another commissioner having been nominated. An
accident had occurred the building during the week
Of the GLACIERS having falling through the roof and been
killed instantly.
officers in the British navy, died in London the 27h u-
mo- in the s2d year of bis age He Lieutenant of the
Queen Charlotte in Howes memorable victory Of the lst
June 1894 At the battle of Trafalgar he Captain Of
the Orion
The Prince of Russa accompanied the Princess Of Rus
sia and family, and Prince William of Prussia arrived
London the 2sh Of April to be present at the Exhi
bion.
The following assumption Of womanly dignity given
in one of the returns in England: "Jane ---,
wife, head Of the family, managing woman. John --,
husband, turns my mangle."
Mana CLARK was not nung Al lpeWlcn, on the DAY Dameu
because Cacrs, the hangman, had much business
bis hands. Ten persons offered, by letter. discharge bis
horrid duty
Two antique lions and bull, all Of size, have
been England by Layard Mr. Layard bad proceed
ed to Mossu "no having succeeded in his excavation at
Babylon"
PANS, ArRIL %, xvES1se.-There is another and Sc
rous fall to- day in the funds The per cents have fallen
the prices Of Saturday 65 centmes for cash. and IS GEN.
times for the end Of the month Increasing anxiety TO the
future heightened to-day by rumor that Gen. Changarner,
at the ns,gaon Of M Thier has rejected the advances of
Louis Napoleon for reconciliation, is the chief cause OF the
depression.
the Sea- flag of his Hshness Vice Admiral Moustaa Pasha,
Captain Sail Bey arrived Spithead the night Of the
27h and early Saturday morning, after sautng the Turk
sh SQUADRON proceeded to Southampton She Is the bearer
of cargo of Turkish contributions to the great Exhibition in
HYDE Park On anchorng, she Immediately exchanged
lues with the battery after which the United States fri
gate ST. Lawrence fred salute, which returned from
the Feza Baar The Feiza Basr is the first Turkish
vessel that has visited England She sailed from Con-
stap,inople on the 9Th April She was built at the Turkish
in Cousannope, and is about 1900 tons burden
full ship gged and favorable and creditabe specimen OF
the proficiency architecture which the Turks have
attained large number Of distinguished functonaries and
officers OF high rank the Turkish service passengers
number of the Berlin police to be sent to London,
assist their brethren that metropolis dealing with the ques
tonabe characters likely be visters at the Worlds
Fair among the thousands who will arrive from legitimate
motives
The Duke Of Northumberland has given instructions that
during the period Of the ensuing great Exhibition in the
tropos his Graces mansions of Northumberland House,
London and his House and Gardens Mddesex shall be open
for the inspection Of parties visiting London.