Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01


The amount Applied for the presee year exceeds there.
fore. that for last yess by f67O, 1884,"
The Bank Of England again makes satisfactory repcr
Iscrcuaton has increased f3l 7ss, owing doub
the dminuion Of Ez3O 85l in the public deposes and
increase of discounts and advances Of E376 sl Thep
deposi,es have increased 93SF, III, and the bullion
988076 The rates for money continue unaltered do
the exchanges The funds firm, with upwardsten-
dency The business in railway shares is far from sk
The market for wheat barley, and oats is on the adsnce,
the supplies being large The colonial produce mske,s
firm least this may be said Of sugar, Coffee ocoa
and rice.
We cannotspeak with certainly of any thiig Ia
FRANCE; the intricacy of public affairs appeas 70
be increasing. Gen. CHANeARNIER has arrived in
Paris, and since the crisis which preceded his re-
moval from Office there has scarcely been SO much
commotion in the political world as there is this
time. TheiPresident seems TO adhere firmly his
resolution OF proposing in his message, tie re-
opening of the Assembly, the repeal of the Inv Of
May. On the. ether hand, NJ. FAUcHER and hb col
leagues appear settled in their intention Of resgnns houd
the President; persist in this design.
The opinion ofhe French journals appears be ha there
is little chance Of repeating the law Of 18th Of May and
without its repeal hereae less and less chances every day
any candidate getting the requisite number Of susses
the defntive election The election will then come to The
National Assembly, and it would require more penetration
than ue lay claim make probable guess who
nigh Ahen he chosen The report Tuesday evening
that aH she Ministers, and M CARLIER head Of police
had rendered their designations and that the President had
not then decided whether he would accept them or not.
The insults which many Republican representatives have
experienced from the gendarmere during the vacation have
been followed by direct attack upon the personal nvoIa
biy which the Constitution provides for Them. M sAnrIr
the representative for Allier, has written NJ DUrrx
President of the Assembly. stating that being al dinner
the house Of NJ DuBoussxT at Monucon two brgsdierf
of gendsrmee entered the dnngoom and told the
that, nasmuch a. the number Of guests exceeded fifteen,
political meeting contrary the order of the Prefect
The company ordered by the gendarmes not to leave
the NJ SARrIs produced bis medal of representa-
tive Of the people, and insisted upon his right to 60 out The
sendsrmes replied that the inyiolaby of representative did
not exist when the Assembly sitting They resisted
M. Satin scufHe ensued and sabre cut, Intended for
NJ SAnrIr, wounded lady whowss at the table, The above
facts atesed by the signature Of DE GnARDrx in the
Pes who qualities them most serious and calling for
prompt and decisive satisfaction The point Of law taken by
the gspdarme that the inyoaby Of representative docs
not erst during the vacation, is wholly nntenable.
It has been argued that because the uries in the trials
against the conductors Of the Press have besn favorable
their prosecution and returned vedcfs adverse to aem,
therefore the Government supported by the leopIc in
these attacks upon the ourns But turns out that these
jures not fairly taken from among the people they are,
in fact selected the pocs who allow any whose
opinous known be highly conservative be placed
the list least says the correspondent Of the
Econon,ia