Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-27

BY the steamer Europa, arrived at New York
yesterday, we have three days later intelligence
from Europe, which is thus reported through the
Telegraph
GREAT BRITAIN
Parliament reassembled on the 18th instant Lord
Beaumont gave notice in the House of Lords that on
Monday he would ask the Government whether any alter
alton OF the protective policy intended Lord Lind
form BILL and denounced the Anti-corn Law League fol
its efforts to procure the dissolution of the present Par
lament Lord Brougham also denounced the League
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Hume asked whether
the Ministry intended to define its policy before the navy
estimates were proposed
meeting Of leg members of the House had been held
at Lord John Russes residence to agree upon the plan
OF opposition Lord John Russell expressed himself dis
satisfied with Lord Derbys programme, and advised the
voting Of supplies for three months only after which
dissolution of Parliament should be forced the Gov
eminent.
The reform bill was brought ND in the House by Lord
Earl Eglinton has been inaugurated Lord Lieutenant
OF Ireland with great pomp and ceremony.
The London Times announces another candidate for
the Bishopc Of Dublin in the person of Priest Kenrick
engaged in the American mission. This is supposed to
be Archbishop Kenrick Of Batmore.)
Intelligence has been received of the conclusion Of the
Kafr by the unconditional surrender Of the Kars
The suspension of Richie Brother Of London, is
nounced. Their liabilities estimated at from ESQ 900
to 100000.
FRANCE.
France was generally tranquil. decree has been pub
shed declaring that the prescribed oath to the Constu
ton and the President is indispensable and that any per-
refusing to take 1t viii be deemed resgning his
seat member Of the Assembly. 1t is believed tina,
Gen. Cavagnac viii refuse and 1t is said that he will
pear in the Chamber protest against all that has taken
place since December I'd, and retire
Marshal Marmont Duke Of Ragusa the last Of the Mar
shals who betrayed Napoleon at Fontainbeau died at
exile in Venice the I'd instant.
Busts Of Louis Napoleon have been ordered to be placed
in each Of the eighty six Communes.
The impression gains ground that the occasion of the
opening of the Chambers the goth instant will be
seized the favorable moment for declaring Louis Ma
poeon Emperor.
Another steamer, filed with political prisoners, has
been dispatched from Havre TO Cayenne.
The Paris Parie denies that Mr. woewski the French
Ambassador TO London, has been recalled.
The President gave splendid banquet the 9th in
slant to Lord Cowley, the British Minister
Henceforh the exclusive control of education is
enjoyed by the State and Church, and the chairs Of the
professors are to be suppressed.
ARNoSD MARRoS, the most prominent man Of the revo-
luton of February died on the 10th instant.
The arming Of the Notifications Of Paris is ssna
with great activity.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, March 10.
The late imports Of cotton are offered as fast as landed
ordinary to fair grades have fully declined Id and in
some cases "a The sales Of the week $4,000 bales,
Of which spectators took IL 900 and exporters 200
bales The quotations fair Orleans SD. mddling
l-le Fair Mobile and Upland std. middling upland
15-16d
The depression in wheat and -four at the sailing Of the
Pacific had ina measure disappeared and followed
by speculative demand at rates then current Holders
had mostly withdrawn and transactions were extremely
limited. Gardner Co. quote decline in wheat Sd.
4d.; -four Cd. Is. and corn 3D. Maxim Sons quote
Tuesdays prices with an advancing tendency to wit
West Canal -four 2ls. els. 3D. Ohio % a 23s Cd. .
Philadelphia and Baltimore 2ls. 3d. 21s. Cd yellow
corn Dos. Cd white 80 33s.