Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-11-06

The whole number Of passengers in 1851 l95,
Among many relative to FRANCE is the strange
one that the Northern Powers have sent note to LOUIS
NAPOLEON purportng that they have objection to his
being proclaimed Emperor the heir of NAPOLEON, but
that they will consider him their enemy his assump
ton of the imperial is submitted to universal suf
fage This sort of popular conservation says the note,
would endanger all the thrones of Europe, the people
of all other States might also claim right to elect their
kings and soyereigns.
The financial and commercial affairs of France are in
very satisfactory condition Trade is reyiving every
where and the people do fear the of the
Empire. The Economist says there is such ma
MIA the Paris Bourse and the prices of every kind Of
security have much exaggerated that crisis
be apprehended and then those who support LOUIS
NAPOLEON the author of this seeming general prospe
rity will be the first to him when the financial
crisis has ruined them The President is to arrive in
Paris from his southern tour on the 10th at o'clock
Great preparations making to receive him. The lead
ing of the day is his speech at Bordeaux Whatever
may be thought Of this Speech it has certainly had its
effect the Bourse Paris and the Stock Exchange in
London and is undoubtedly stroke of good policy He
the French people that the second Empire will
be of peace and the enthusiastic response which
the country has given to this must be taken
decided that he cannot violate this pledge
without irritating public opinion ard injuring the best
interests of France LOUIS NAPOLEON must be fully salts
fed that the general desire of the French people is decd
eddy for peace.
The only from SPAIN is statement of the
for the month Of August last The amount received was
133 1923 reals, being 1885, 959 reals than the
corresponding month of 1851, and makes surplus of
05S reals than the estimates of the budget
There is news whatever from any part of ITALY.
Nor does GERMANY furnish any thing except the
tnuaton of the contest between AUSTRIA and PRUSSIA
respecting the ZollVeren Prussia wishes the League
be reconstructed for twelve years. and Hanover to be ad
mitted before entering upon the great question of
mercia and customs with Austria but the South
States objected to defer for long period the pos
siblity Of negotiations The Prussan Government win
only admit to the Congress of the ZollYeren those
States which have consented to re-establsh that sbody
without condition in favor of future treaty
with Austria Above year, however has yet elapse
before the present Zollverein will expire and before
then doubt many changes viii take place the feel
ings Of the now opposing States
The latest from GERMANY is very welcome, since
it mentions the almost total disappearance of the Cholera
not only from Berlin Konigsberg, and Dantzc but also
from Warsaw where it had been very extensive in its
ravages.
Letters from CoxsrAsrNoPLE. state that the SHAH Of
PERSIA had been wounded in attempt assassinate
him. but fast recovering and intended pub
lie entrance into Teheran soon possible
in the provinces of the Shahs death had caused great
turbances and the Koords and other mountain tribes
were in open instruction.
There is additional news from INDIA and that from
the CAPE COOP HoPE is very unsatisfactory. Some
excitement had been created in NATAL by the discovery
Of excellent coal the coast Of that colony
citing report however, the alleged discovery Of
gold in the Waterkoof the residence Of Macomo. The
Natal Times says: "With coal in the East and gold in
the West shall be Independent Of all the world
The exports from this infant colony for the quarter which
ended July last amounted to e1O800, Of which ivory
formed item Of CO $50 in value and butter CO. 500
the other articles wool e95o, and maize beans,
wood hides &c.