Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-09-25

the matter in energetic note Immediately before the
Diet the end that the Assembly take some general
ton upon the subject"
NJ LAMARTISE pleaded in little speech which think
sent you made before the Sultan upon the occasion OF
his last visit the East his connexion with public af
fairs in France the which at that moment pre-
vented his settling upon the ordy near Symr
which the Sultan had granted to him, lie hoped,
however that his Republic would soon become so estab
shed in France that he could quit France without seem
ing to fly from responsibility. SO soon as that moment
should arrive he promised to take permanent personal
possession Of his domain 1t is what possible
political motive can bind NJ LAMARrNE to France.
His career as politician is finished forever But
he has quite abandoned the idea of settling in the East
even at some remote day--fulo We learn from England
that after seeking in vain among French capitalists pur
chaser for his Eastern possession the whole of Syrian
Lamartnedom is up, with most entcing offers in the
London market English spectators daring.
He finds capitalists not ndisposed to buy condition
that the seller be able to establish them in oil his
rights the property The laws upon the transfer of
property ITO which personal exception in favor Of the
poet made forbid seems the transmission of large
estates in the Ottoman dominions 10 foreigners. 1t is
believed however, that this difficulty will be removed
the sale effected and this Industrious intelligence thus
saved to France.
Mr. and Mrs. GOLDSMITH Jenny Lind have lately been
spending few days in Paris She did sing in pub
lie while here They the object of general atten
ton when they appeared in box the opera the other
night They have now left Paris for Switzerland
SosrAG her rival in song, has just obtained verdict
for 900 francs against the manager LUMLEY for
of pay. regret that am unable to inform her that
judgment has been paid
ROGER the famous Of the French opera has been
singing with great in Berlin Miss WAGNER, who
became so famous in London, also at Berlin.
The taste for opera music is reported TO be making
great progress in Spain company has just been form
ed there for the establishment of lyric theatre in
Madrid and in the provinces less than the capital
music is the rage. RoscoSI has been singing Grena-
da at $500 per night public subscription has paid
for at Aeres de la Frontera of laurels in silver
and bracelet ornamented with precious stones to be
presented to Nine MONTENEGRO The present Of the
value of $1,000 reals. An agreeable realization that !
At Cordoya the usrous pianist GorrsonALK had given
eighteen concerts to the complete satisfaction of his
pockets and his public His Erardpiano packed up
and the artist the point of leaving when the city
thorites besought him to unpack and favor them with
only one more, nineteenth concert. He yielded and
gave the proceeds, $751; to the poor of Cordova.
Mde. UGALDE is continuing her famous career in all
her various professions at Brussels.
DuPREz Gate of the French opera is enjoying otum
cum dgntae in his princely choteau near Paris and
training his daughter CAROLINE for renewed and greater
triumphs upon the stage.
new play just brought out at the Vaudeville called
(" Dominic Sampson and drawn from Scott's Guy
Alannerng has just been stopped by order of Govern
msnt account of divers Legitmist apsons which
was supposed to contain.
The journals Of the Hague assert that the French Min
ster at that Court NJ ANDRE has been recalled by this
Governmenton account Of the Dutch Chambers refusing
accede TO treaty suppressng literary piracy, of which
French authors so loudly complain The papers also
sert that the Dutch Government will Immediately recall
Gen. FAYEL from Paris. But the recall of NJ ANDRE
seems not quite certain yet