Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-04-03


Denominations or chapels. cent
The Established Church. IA, 600 49.49
Presbyterians lou do
Independents Z,otS jug
Baptsts l,s4o o.of
Wesleyan Methodists.. ACC
Do. New Connexion. 20l
Primitive Methodists.. .............l 1852
Wesleyan Association. 81
|, Bible Christians. ....................-. 4l5
Calvinistic Methodists. IIe
Lady Huntindon's Conne1ion .............. 80 IL
Unitarians loo VI
Quakers o3V LII
Various minor sects. oOo LII
Total Protestant ............27,es8 e7.8s
Roman Catholic. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 597 2.ll
Total places of worship. .290 100.
The Established Church have pea
The Independents. ........................ Ss.Io
The Baptists 6l.77
The various bodies of Methodists.
The Roman Catholics, in 20 years.......... 1920 :"
Protestant churches chapels, since 1881 4007
Roman Catholic chapels, since l825......... $500
Protestant places of worship built since 1881, in
parison with Roman Catholic since 1926, "a to J.
Our foreign budget is a meager one. The French
official paper, the Monitcur, continues every morn
ing to be filled with DEGREES. One of them is very
important. 1t states that the magistrates, who
were before not removable during life will be de-
age of seventy The financial DEGREES will soon be
published One viii contain the budget Of 1852,
with which the Legislature win have little nothing
do The new treaty with the Bank provides for keeping
from the knowledge Of the public for the future only
the state Of the Government with the Bank but
the state Of the Bank itself. Asse na
The elections have terminated, was expected in the
Of nearly all the Government candidates Only FIVE
Opposition members have been returned out Of two hum
dred and sixtyone. great proportion Of the electors
have not voted The President has been considerably
of health he is now represented having recovered
and attending races steeple chases &C. There is again
very general impression founded on variety of cir
cumstances that the elevation Of the Prince President
into Emperor is not far distant. The Senate and
Corps Legislative are convoked for the Goth instant The
session is be opened by the President in person NJ
BAuIr has been appointed President of the Corps Lee
gsative He is well known eloquent advocate and
began his parliamentary career in 1887. He is suspected
of Socialist tint The post he has been appointed to
will be lucrative one under former circumstances 1t
highly honorable The salary will be probably
less than eighty thousand francs and the splendid ho
tel the Legislative palace for residence
There was considerable excitement in London on Sa-
turny evening on account Of the French and
his lady having left suddenly for Paris The Pate says
Private business has brought Count wALEwsKI, the
Ambassador in London, to Paris
There is not any news from STAIN The duties iron and
iron increased The Minister BR
yo MunrILo states the decree that the
has become Of such Importance that the Government has
thought it expedient grant it protection. The
operations necessary for eveng the railroad between
Aranuez and Almanac ad.commenccd.
GERMANY affords very little news. The young Emperor
Of AUSTRIA is having frolc at Venice with Grand
Prince Of Russia, amidst Masses levees dinners and
balls and the thunder of cannon &C. Sc he is said to
be received every where with acclamations.
The Chambers at BERLIs busy debating about the
future construction Of the Legislature Recent decisions
lead the hope that the result win be favorable to
the liberty Of the people than was time back
pected.
Accounts daily arriving from sILEsA Of extreme
suffering and distress from the scarcity Of provisions.
typhus fever has broken sah and in the Edesfed
induced by famine There have been disturbances
in the Duchy Of wxrsAR from the cause, and in
NASSAU and CAssEL the distress is very great.
The King Of BrIcrux is placing his kingdom in state
Of defence Gen JoMELl Of the abest engineers in