Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-08-28

on particular article as long as it lasts and q we
end by Cutting the Market and finding ourselves left
with unavailable stock Of waste goods on our hands
The publications for the week are few and unim
portant Lord MAHoS announces Letter to Jared
Sparks, Esq" being rejonder to his Reply to the
structures Of Lord Mahon and others the mode Of edit
ing the Writings Of Washington" This reoinder is not
yet published. .s4s's~
Nothing in Theatrcas The taste of the play-go-
ing public may be estimated by the ad eaptandum title Of
Romantic Melo-dramatic Spectacle" now playing at
the Olympic Theatre The Field of Terror, or the De-
Wis Diggings." Singularly enough, the Hay Market
announces "Mephstophiles, Ambassador from Be-
low" and the Surry Theatre The DEVILS In It." Here
is assemblage Of daDocal entertainments rather de-
rogaoy to the boosted progress Of the age and unwor
thy the metropolis Of the land of Shakespeare We know
not who or what to blame but certainly somebody or
something is wrong
Our budget Of foreign news is very small one.
Throughout FRANCE the elections for the CONSOLES
gsnsraur have every where been conducted in obe-
dience to the direct nunctions Of the Government.
No man OF eminence or responsibility would sub
NIT to the farce of an election on such terms NM.
Theirs, Dewergier, Chambollc, Remusat, Lasteyrie,
and nine other exrepresentatives have been autho-
rized to return to France Since the re-entrance
of M. FoULD into the Cabinet the Minister 0f State
has become the marked and decided channel of COM
munication between the President and the other Minis
ters M. DRoUyN LHUYs is said to be actively push
ing the negotiations for the Presidents marriage In or
der to the scruples Of the Prince DE WAsA
against the union Of his daughter with the nephew Of the
dethroner Of bis house, it is said that the pension which
was paid by France to this exed prince by the treaties
Of 1885, and which suppressed by the revolution Of
February, viii be restored Official announcement Of the
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18th instant.
The writer who communicated to the sMorning Chro-
nce the analysis Of the alleged secret treaty between
the Northern Powers relative to France reiterates his
belief in it, and says that his informant is exceedingly
likely to be in possession Of such treaty if it be really
in existence" The general opinion u.s. that the Count
CHAMBoRD is alluded by the correspondent of the
Chronicle" The Counts party certainly needs some
thing to cheer it, for his proceedings have driven from it
some of his ables partisans, such as Berger Mole
Montmorency, and Laroohejacquein.
We glad to have to record two instances worthy an
enlightened Government the part of SPAIN during the
week is the entering into negotiations with PoRTu
for the construction of railway in Estremadura to
the two countres the other is the appointment
of committee of twenty members Of the Royal Academy
of History Of Madrid to examine the local archives of
Spain for materials for work of great public utility and
statutes and municipal privileges Of the provinces and
large towns of Spain This win be very valuable add
ton to the national history of the country.
ITALY yields nothing but 1t is again asserted
that the French troops about retire from Rome to
Cvita Vecchia; and that Cardinal is expected at Wen
negotiate for the removal Of the Austrian troops
from Rome to Ancona The reorganization Of the Pont
ca army is said to be nearly completed Another rumOr
prevalent in Rome is that not only the Engishman MUIR
RAY had escaped from prison Ancona but that he
accompanied in his fight by the triumvr CALASDRILLI
who had also escaped from the fortress military plot
Velletri occasioning many arrests. Fyfour SOL
ders had deserted. We do not think the Holy FATHER
yet spare his Austrian and French guard but
is becoming very expensive to him. 1t is said that the
PopE promised aid from Naples should it be required
after the withdrawal Of the Austrian and French troops
General again Dcrd lieutenant Sicily.
1t is not known how this reconciliation between the King
and the old soldier of MURAT has been brought about
The Cabinet of Naples is divided and full Of intrigue The
Grand Duke of Tuscany is reducing his cavalry forces
Not word from either GREECE, TURKEY, or EGYPT,
and very little from any part Of GERMANY Another link
in the chain Of international communication and Of course
in the progress Of kind feeling and pacific relations has
been realized by the ratification by the German Govern
ments Of the convention with France for the junction Of
the French and German railways.
We very sorry to learn by letter from DAsrzIG OF
the Goth umo that the cholera had made its appearance
in that city, and had been very fatal Four persons out
Of every FIVE who had been attacked had died Minis
teria crisis is said to have occurred At Copenhagen
There is news Of importance from India. The in
tegence is Of very unsatisfactory nature from the Cape
of Good Hope General CArHcARr is at least
cessful against the Kafrs Sir HARRY SMITH The
prospect Of the reduction Of the rebel chiefs and the rea
zation of peace is distant as ever.
The British Government had better turn Its attention
TO the and asstanceo the IRISH fisheries
than busy ITSELF this moment unnecessarily and inju
dicously with those beyond the Atlantic The coasts Of
Ireland literally with fish, yet the destitute in
habtants are absolutely at the present time, importing
behring's from Scotland into Galway; while the fishermen
on their own coasts who should be their purveyors pos
sess neither the energy the to gather in the
harvest Of the nny shoals which is almost within reach
Of their fingers Here the place for the bounty Of in
strucon and encouragement and fishing boats and tackle
to be scattered oil Of which might be done for less money
than it viii cost to send single ship Of across the
Atlantic tHfi.f
AUGUST 13.-The Fisheries appear to be very
disturbing question at the present moment French
and English interests are clashing in the Channel
BY treaty no English boat is allowed to fish within
three French leagues of the French coast, nor any
French boat within the distance of the English.
Collisions continually happening in the narrow chan
mel between the Island Of Jersey and Francs and Just
now the French very active in sezing and confscat
ing English boats which, either through wful
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