Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-07-10

is said to have esrauged Of his most devoted I'D
herents This state Of things is Of greatly thu
advantage Of Louis NAPOLEON, and would enable him d
rule France during his life, and probably to TRANSMIT
his power If he had wisdom to base his authority on rea
confidence in the people The Duchess Of ORLEANS and
the Count DE PARIS and Duke DE CHARrRrs are in Ger
many The customs and indirect taxes for May amount
ed to TO- 964f being advance Of 562 over the
corresponding month of 1851 The total receipts during
the FIVE months Of 1850 Ala, 27Of; of 1851
45 49S 649f; Of 1852 57,238528 We yesterday con-
versed with gentleman who visits Paris on commercial
matters three four times year. who represents business
of all kinds being very active in that city this time
He says immense orders for goods and manufactures
all descriptions pouring in and that English merchants
have been glad get half the goods which they ex
pected three months ago, great is the demand Art
of every kind fully employed The public i'm
provemens going in Paris upon the most extensive
and costly scale but it is added there no enthusiasm
Partially exhibited towards Louis NAPOLEON Poll
tics are, in fact seldom alluded by men of business
and the mercantile and trading classes This is an Eng
lishmans view of the matter it be remembered but
it the opinion of wellinformed and observing
Count DORsAy has been appointed Superintendent
of the Fine Arts to the Elysee with salary of 900
year The President has placed at the Counts disposal
f20oo from his private purse to make purchases with
The only news from SPAIN is that Carst movements
had taken place in Aragon and Sarragossa which were
soon suppressed There is from ITALY although
rumors rife Of association Of the two democratic
parties, the Carbonari and "Young Italy" The two
scots have formed party called United Italy Its
object is the overthrow In Italy of royalty and all foreign
influence
The only news from VIENNA is respecting the Emperos
soourn in Hungary All parties agree in stating that
the Emperor has been extremely well received though
perhaps better by the middle and lower classes than by
the aristocracy whose pride he contrved to rue
after his arrival If the Emperors object to win the
people, and to show the naughty mobiles that he would
be rhed with both ends appear to have been completely
attained
There is not a word Of news, or even rumor from
PRUSSIA or any other part of GERMANY. The King of
the BELcIASs is seeking for health and relaxation
Wiesbaden.
Our brethren in IRELAND are bucking on their armor
for the election campaign The Roman Catholic Defence
Association urges them to keep themselves indepen
dent of both parties, and to create third party of
from sixty seventy men, good and true, who would
be feared and therefore courted both by Wing and Tory
The proclamation against Roman Catholic processionshas
called forth protest from all the Catholic papers, The
commencement Of reign of persecution, and the
most direct attack which has yet been made the liberty
of Roman Catholics.
The great Martin property the Connuara estate has
been sold for g186 900 by the Encountered Estates Com
missoners The purchasers the Law Life Insurance
Company. No money is, however coming to Mr. MAR
TINS heirs since the purchasers mortgages the
extent of 100000. Miss Martin the heiress to this
property, died not long ago, think at New York
There is no news from the Cape of Coon HOPE The
latest from INDIA is from Bombay the 22d May
M initial Ran Corry n
has started with considerable force against
native tribes in the northwest Commerce is slack and
money abundant. India does not by any present
tranquil appearance Dissatisfaction and disafecon
exist in many quarters
JUNE 25.-The Parliamentary proceedings last night
all of routine and domestic nature. The great
trial between Dr. NEWMAN, Protestant clergyman who
mas turned Catholic, and Dr. AcHILLI, Catholic priest
who has turned Protestant, terminated yesterday in
verdict for the hitter. DR.. Newman had accused DR..
Achi of the grpssest prohgacy and the latter had OBJ
tanned verdict against the former for having beed
him. Dr. Newman pleaded the truth Of his ACCUSATIONS
aud offered confirmation of them and he has been allowed
to bring forward what he considered his proofs these
special jury thought insufficient and have confirmed the
verdict in favor Of Dr. Achi. The details have been
most revolving, and the amount Of perjury immense
Those who old enough remember the trial of Queen
CAROLINE wife Of GEORGE ~, and the non mi rrordo
witnesses brought forward support the charges against
her, will find counterpart to those proceedings in the
trial now alluded to.
There is no foreign whatever this morning The
discussions the budget in the French Corps Lcgq
continue to be of very exciting nature Their effect
however upon the stock and share market here has
trely passed There is great disposition to con-
template with calmness the attitude which the Legislative
Assembly is assuming against the President and both
money and the shares markets have recovered from their
temporary depression The cotton market at Liverpool
yesterday was firm, and prices fully maintained.
London Stock Exchange, O'clock Consos for the open
ing, 18th July, 1904 to 1909 dividend bank stock
224 Foreign stocks generally steady with the exception
Of Austrian scrip in which decidedly downward
ment has commenced
PARIS BOwse latest prices last epepiag Four and half
per cents l0lf 50c three per cents 70 7oc Bank Of
/ France 2, 1907
There has been only moderate business done this week
in United States stocks and railway bonds and prices
sent little change The latest quotations thus report
ed BY Messrs. D. Bell CO. The prices stated are ex-
elusive Of dividend
Redeemable. Prices.
United States six per cent bonds.862 1924 to 1904
i Do six per cent bonds...1868 1914 108
j Do six per ct. stock. 1857, 1868 1864 -
Do six per cents. 1901 10ll
4 Pennsyvania Ave per cent. stock. .....- 87i 88l
Ohio SIX per cents 1875 104I los