Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

few thousand inhabitants, with no building of note
except its handsome collegiate church. How great
The change Now Liverpool could show Queen VicroaIA
her miles Of docks filled with shipping bearing the aags of
eyery country in the world her hundreds Of prncey
chants her warehouses loaded with the produce Of every
cline and her public buildings OF unsurpassed grandeur and
caosey Manchester could her hundreds Of thou
sands Of loyal people to greet their Sovereign and the chill
dren Of the pacenone under eight years Of
to the number Of sevenyx thousand, to psss under the
view Of her Majesty and offer prayer for her welfare, and
sing f singing could be caled the national anthem The
Times we'll this progress OF tie Queen of England
through Lancashire with hypothetical one Of Louis NaPo
leon 10 LYONS and the actual of the Emperor Of Austria
10 his Italian cities AtLyons the President of France would
find thirty to forty thousand bsyonets and sabres forts
looking the city, brsng with cannon, and awing it into sub
lection and all the municipal bu dings crowded with sol
dery All this mighty is kept up and has been
kent M for years. 10 hold down the discomfort Of population
scarcely equal to onehrd of that Of Manchester and Saod
And what did the youthful Emperor of Austria when be visit
ed some Of the arest cities in the finest climate in the world
Although within the realms Of his ancestors be found pru-
dent to move in the midst of armed of sodey Some
Of the people be crossing the streets at distance
but around him the protection OF unbroken Gordon Of
troops and Immediately next his person was brilliant sta
CONSISTING time, of less than one hundred and
venty five generals Such it is be the Sovereign Of
people without constitution. In his addresses he said
thing Of the people he spoke only of the excellent order Of
his troops Of their skiul evoluions, and their brilliant
ACHE during the last campaign, and Of the readiness
they exhibit to do the like again. his almost like being
Sovereign without people, for Government is in this case
merely affair between the Sovereign and the army. while
the people have nothing TO do but to wait for decisions and
obey Queen vcroRIA in her visits to Lancashire scarcely
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people At Manchester her bodyguad thousands
of the members Of the various lodges Of OddFelows, &c.
and the troops she reviewed thousand chill
dren from The various Sunday schools under the gencashp
Of their teachers and minister's Of all denominations, Catholic
and Protestant, Churchmen and Dissenters.
The other present subject of domestic interest is the
pected arrival of M KossUrH. We know what is the
the altered arrangement, but he is expected
by The United States Msssspp but by British
steamer from Gibraltar The delay in the arrival does NOT
occasion, however, any dminution in the warmth Of ans
friends in England. Meetings continually being held
resolutions and addresses moved demonstrating the
thusiasm with which he will be received Your exSeesta
of the Treasury (Mr WALKER) has been invited 10 meet
him Southampton and he has accepted The invisaon in
letter of some length.
Literature and the Drama again blank as respects
novelty and interest submarine telegraph the At
aDuc Oi increasing dueHuonS dtncUuH
that the gentlemen who frs. suggested the
Dover and Calais enterprise have expressed eminent ene
and capitalists their conviction that single line of
muncaton may be established between this country and the
United States for less money than
gle mile of works in parts Of the Great Western
Railway.
The following statement Of the reduction Of the uatonal
debt of England is interesting and encouraging
The amounts Of surplus to be appropriated by ee
mssioners for the reduction of the national debt IN the pur-
chase of stock in the quarter ending 5h January next
gS5S 1876, which. like the former applications Of the
kind is calculated by its regular operation to antan the
market The average amount cfday purchase will be about
q