Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-02-21
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Canada arrived at New York on We'd
nesday morning with one weeks later intelligence
from Europe, being to the 31st December.
The excitement in England regarding the threat
ened invasion by Napoleon had subsidized, and va
preparations
At Liverpool the 3lst, cotton had advanced one
eighth of penny the prices of the previous week
Flour had advanced sxpence during the week. Canal
is quoted at 22s. Cd to 23s. Ohio 24s. Baltimore 23s
The gold discoveries in Australia continue. There is
talk of establishing mint there.
The of the addition of thryfve thousand troops
to the army of Great Britain is contradicted.
Captain Penny is getting up expedition to go in
search of Sir John Franklin
rumor is current among the Liberals that Lord Pal
merston and the Earl of Derby about form new
administration
The London " Times" contains long protest from the
executors Of Louis Philippe President Napoleon against
the confscation of the Orleans property.
In Denmark the Ministry has been reconstructed in
such manner as to give much satisfaction to the people
FRANCE.
public condition of France continued be much ag
ated by the decrees and the
ton of these loudly expressed the
Reign of Terror permitted The Constitutional Of the
9th announced that in consequence Of the detection of
his friends and the shock sustained by the public mind
by reason of these decree the President had resolved to
submit them for ratification the Senate and Assembly
lie Patre of the 29h however denies the upon
Government authority and upon the day the former
journal placed under censorship for the article.
1t represented in quarters that although the
President would rescind modify the decrees he had
promised indemnity the Orleans Family; but the
prevalent belief that the DEGREES would be
cuted to the threatened The testamentary
tors of Louis Philippe have issued opinion signed by
the eminent members of the bar declaring decrees
illegal.
The President gave grand dinner the 18th ultimo
the English Ambassador which he expressed regret
the prevalence Of belief that he intended hosties
against England and declared his respect people
England, and that he had such intention
despatch from Paris dated the 30th, says that the
Minister Of the Interior has circular 70 the Pre-
fect directing them set at liberty such Of the political
prisoners be liberated without danger to society.
NJ Duchatel of the Regents of the University us in
exile.
The Monteur of the 10Th publishes NJ Foslds financial
expose, showing estimated deficit of the year Of
20 900 900 francs which considered satisfactory
the Bourse NJ Fould refuses return 70 his Office until
extensive notifications Of the Orleans DEGREES
died. NJ. de Morny likewise refuses without material
change of policy
NJ. Dupin's resignation did not seem to surprise the
President but OF the journals weps permitted to
publish it.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte has been nins1sd as Presi-
dent Of the Senate and NJ. Maynard, kbSsr, First
Vice President.
The Presidents of the six sections Of the Council have
alss been appointed
The Council win begin its functions Immediately. The
Consultation Commission has been dissolved
ole Pays" announces that two tboasand additional
political c0nvicts win shortly be shipped " Algeria.
The President is said have claimed thirty sir millions
of francs from the Neopolitaa Gcvensnt ndemnity
for the eonfscated property Of Murnt
The French trade is reported good The funds had been
subjected to considerable fluctuations bat prices had
rallied towards the close of the week.
The French Government have declared that In their at
tscks Morocco they obtained complete satisfaction