Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-13


item Of interest in Literature is the discovery Of the original
letters Of WALLExsrErx who played important part
during the thirty years war with the Swedish Generals.
Admirers Of the military Of the great leader Of the
Austrian have srven to from his memory the
reproach Of having betrayed his imperial although
many perhaps have made his acquaintance only through the
medium Of scHLLEns tragedy, which bears his The
letters, which have been discovered 10 Sweden contan the
fullest possible proofs Of WALLEssTEIs's treschery.
We glad that gentleman well acquainted with the
nodYs operand of PHLLTpss fire annhilator, ac-
companied by two experienced OPERATORS left Liverpool last
week. for the purpose Of visiting the United States and bring
ing The invaluable capabilities Of that machine fully and fairly
before the American public. Thus do the Cd and the New
Worlds recprocate benefits and interchange improvements
America sends England her reapig machine BY the
of which the British farmer will reduce the expenses Of har
vesing from forty TO fifty per cent and England sends TO-
America her fire anihor, protection against the
dangerous enemy society has to contend with FL aa av7
/, is said that the Prince JoHvLLE has great in
firmly, which will him and others much trouble should
he be elected President He has long been subjected deaf
ness and lately increased much that those who have
intercourse whhim frequently obliged write down what
they wish to communicate The DUKs NEMoURs is man
Of much greater ability than bis brother JoISvLr, but be
very unpopular in France. The Aontognds have yet
abandoned the scheme rsptuousy hailed by them in the
Assembly when announced by v1croR HUso Of forming
some future and not very remote day the United States
Europe prospectus Of the plan Of this confederation,
sued BY the Democratic French Spanish Italian Committee 10
already in circulation, written with apparent earnestoe Of
purposes for the incorporation Of the United STATES Of thu
whoie ,Oorld The authors Of this manifesto, Of whom
LAnHExAIs heerodox priest of great literary ability and
M MIcHsL de Bouges the eloquent advocate, who snow
defending the political prisoners Lyons the dis
tinguishd say that nohing will divert them from their OBJ
ec which is to promote universal union Of nations upon
the triple basis Of liberty, equality, and fraternity" M
rumo of great Importance il well founded engages pub
lie attention in Paris II il said that Minister'S at
the prospect Of simultaneous elections throughout France
1852 and fearing that large Of the people, dsan
chised by the law Of the 3 Of May, will present themselves
the resolved tina, the elections
shall take place successfully in six departments only
This scheme would enable sufficient body roops,o be col
ced in any given spot enforce the Observance of The re-
ri ted suage The 3lst of May There great mproba
biy attached rumor, very extensively credited
Several eminent French jursconsuls and members Of the
Council Of State have given % their opinion that the
Pnce JorxvILLx s eligible for election both to the AS
mby and President Of the Republic, although is admit
ted tha. in either bis election might fail to be tsctua
il the Assembly, after such election refused repeal the do
Of banshment This opinion regarded as correct and
The of LOUIS NAroIsor held be exact precedent
Of similar French papers the present E Give
force Of the army Of the Republic to be 900 men, ncud
ing officers. 84l
The only from SrAIS is the steady falling of In the
duties since the LIST of January last and the very
awkward circumstances ia which the Minister Of Finance =
placed The deficiency equal to a. 0OO 600
as per The Minister had calculated upon an in
,rea Of 50O00o0 The in his estimate is therefore,
,qusl to a.. 600. Oo0 sr sta#
The troops the capital Of PoaruoAI are insubvdnae
md political sfs in that country far from being settled
New revelations Of the almes incredible enshs which
Italian despotism Is proceeding issue daily from tns
Mr. GLApsrosrs deliberate and disni6ed exposure
II Nrapolan niquieies has been succeeded BY NJ E.s
~ G,RARDss utilization 10 the columns II La rresse Of
be rivslhog atrocities Of Rome s-ss els lat aii1on
There 10 little doubt thss general plan for
NY extends throughout IrAIr aid that Milan IL