Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-19

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There is not any news Of Importance from any
part Of the Continent The Count DE CHAMBoRD
is expected at Ems, where, it is sad he will be met
by the Queen MARIE AMELIE, and the Dukes DE
NEMoURs, AUMALE, and MoNTPENsIER. The
Duchess of ORLEANS is represented as exerting her
SELF by means of her friends in France, prevent as
many functionaries as possible from taking the oath
of allegiance to Louis NAPOLEON There seems to
be little doubt that reconciliation has taken place
between the two branches of the Bourbons. M. de
HEcKEREN, the Commissioner Of the French Pres-
dent to Germany, has not yet allowed the object Of
his mission to ranspre The general impression is that
he is charged to convey the Soyeregns of Austria Pus
sa and Russia renewed assurances of the most pacific
and ranqulizpg natures declare that the late presen
ation of eagles &c. devoid of all asres pensees and
further that whatever may be the future title of LOUIS
NAPOLEON he shall resist every attempt made to urge him
into aggression abroad long nothing external
~ which respasses against French honor and dignity
compromises his security of position NJ de HEcKEREN
also further declare that LOUIS NAPOLEON enterans
no desire disturb the treaties of 1875 the
ments Of 1880 respecting Belgium The French Commits
soner has not yet had however any chance Of saying
these things to the three soveregns to any of Them
does not appear that the present time he has had
an audience either at Vienna Berlin. The general
opinion is that the sovereigns will not interfere with the
French President long he confines himself to the at
fairs of France He may do any thing relative to the peo
pie Of that country which they choose to allow him do
but he must not tempt fortune by looking beyond the
boundaries of France. million of splendid soldiers and
nearly three thousand field pieces would take the field
against him upon the first symptom Of his doing This
is the view which leading politicians in Germany take of
the present state of Continental affairs.
general idea exists in MADRID that coup dstatis con-
templated and that its execution is question of
time more satisfactory feature Of the state of SPAIN
is that the general opinion is highly in favor Of railways
and other modes of internal improvement and progress
Fy-fve thousand persons have travelled the railway
between Valencia and Grao in forty days unacsounta
BILE quantity Of ocomotion in that slow moving, stately
and grave nation It is excellent symptom, however
The only from ITALY is the gratifying confrma-
ton Of the Of the Marquis Of AzEGLIo in forming
new liberal administration for SARDINIA; he occupies
the position Of President of the Council and Minister
Foreign Affairs.
BERLIN is in perpetual hustle with the festivities in
honor of the Imperial guests. Parades. reviews State
dinners and State balls the order Of the day AUSTRIA
is busy striving to negotiate loan, and this time
she condescends to bring very considerable portion Of it
into the London market The total amount is 000
60 900 is intended be negotiated in London at the
subscription price of goo for every el00 stock The
terms however are not considered favorable and this
combined with the melancholy condition Of Austrian
finances has caused the project to be rather coy looked
on at the Stock Exchange. No premium has yet been
there in fact price has yet been made among
the respectable brokers' Several members of the Stock
Exchange who usually active in such cases, have
only expressed their intention Of abstaining altogether
from dealing in this loan, but have recommended SINH
lar to their friends Nothing whatever from
any other part Of Europe.
MAY 28In the House Of Lords last evening the Earl
OF HARRowBr presented petition from members Of the
learned professions and Others praying that any change
which may be made in the constitution of the House Of
Commons provision may be made for the distinct and
parac representation Of the educated intelligence Of the
country
The noble Earl in supporting the petition urged that
not mere numbers but sound opinion ought to be repre-
ton that besides the learned and scientific bodies whom
the petition proposed to add to the representation
ought to be adopted for direct colonial represen
tation in the House Of Commons"
The Earl of DERBY replied in very antidemocratic
speech, which concluded as follows:
He would assure his noble friend that fin any ate-
ratons that might hereafter be made any addition to
the intelligence education and science of the country
the colonial interests into the representation, it would
have his most serious consideration. The difficulty
to accomplish It, but If it could be accomplished, IL vas
subject well worthy to be considered by their lordshps
for he thought il desirable II possible, to do
thing neuraze that which appeared TO be at present
prevailing tendency TO throw all power, not into the
hands of the most intelligent and enlightened but Of the
most numerous and he feared in many the most
easily-misguided portion Of our population"
In the House Of Commons the Militia bill was reported
and ordered to third reading on Monday week. The
Patent Law amendment bill read second time. The
principal objects Of this bill to diminish the expense
attending patents and to make the law uniform through
ont the United Kingdom Contrary to the general opin
ion out Of DOORS the debate Maynooth College was re
sumed but Mr. Secretary WALroLE took 70 deny that
the motion was brought forward by the sanction Of
Government"
g The Government" he said, had nothing to do with
the motion: il was brought forward by his honorable
friend (Mr SpooSER) upon his account alone. The
members Of the Government expressed their opinions
speeding It. not as members Of the Government but just
as any other persons in that House might express their
sentiments upon the question"
The only foreign news is that LOUIS NAroIros has dis
claimed exercising at this moment at MADRID influence
contrary to the Constitution Wheat is at this time ten
per cent dearer In London than in Paris.
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