Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-02-14
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


The arrival of the American mail steamer Pacific,
from Liverpool, is announced. She brings dates
several days later from Europe, (to the 28th ult)
Cotton has advanced an eighth of penny, with
sales of fortyodd thousand bales in four days Flour
had advanced sxpence per barrel
In England rumors were current of a threatened
invasion by Napoleon Bonaparte. The Government
had ordered twenty-five thousand troops to London,
and thirty thousand stand Of arms to be sent to
that place from Birmingham. 1t had also called
home three of the principal ships of war stationed
in the Tagus. The rumors may be consequence
OF these warlike preparations, which may have no
other immediate object than the strengthening of
the national defences
The news from France relates mainly to the
ganization of the new Government. The Paris
Moniter Of the 9th publishes the names Of seven
ty-two members of the new Senate and officers of
Government BARooHE is Vice President of the
Senate, and presides in the absence of the Presi-
dent. There are thirty-four Counsellors of State
The Ministry is definitely constituted. CAsABIANcA
is Minister of State; STAMARD, Of War; TURaoT,
of Foreign Affairs. The 4Moaiteur contradicts the
rumors relating to fresh measures of severity on the
part of Government. nj. MoNTALAMBERT and Sc
yeral other members Of the Consultative Committee
have resigned their functions in consequence of the
DEGREES respecting the Orleans family The Moai-
tcnr also announces that the Government will not
require any exceptional measures to maintain tran
quillity. NJ. JULES FABRE, the President of the
Civil Tribunal at Rodez has been arrested on war
rant charging him with having excited the inhabi-
tants to civil war. Napoleon has published de-
cree abrogating that of the late Provisional Govern
ment which abolished titles of nobility. The i'm
preston is gaining ground that Louis Napoleon will
seek an early opportunity to provoke war with
England.
The steamer City Of Glasgow, of Philadelphia,
had returned to Glasgow in crippled condition
Having been struck by heavy sea- her decks were
swept, and the second officer lost by being washed
overheard.
Further Telegraphic reports render it not i'm
probable that the rumors of apprehended war be-
tween France and England rest on such speculations
as those contained in this paragraph, copied from
the Paris correspondence of the London Chronicle,
as published in that paper on the 26th ultimos
81 credbly informed that at the present moment
ZIG respect 10
of England that he has consulted generals studied the
plans OF the Boulogne expedition received reports
the feasibility of the passage of the Channel &C. There
is not connected with the Elysee that does
not affect to speak of the invasion affair that
IS not only practicable, but which will be attempted
Let it not be supposed that pretext is There
are, unhappy too points, all of which it would
be easy to the feelings of the French nation and
any Of which would be for The friends
of Louis Napoleon magine-and l fear imagine truly
that the Frencheope want to have their revenge
an1f
peror at ST. Helena Such they say would be popu-
lar and in such circumstances why should they
dertake it?
| The same paper has accounts from the Continent
which t says) justifes the statement that the King
of the Belgians, who Is husband to the daughter OF
Louis Philippe, has determined to protest against
the decree of the French Government which coEfs-
Gates the Orleans property II is also asserted that
similar protests will be made by the Queen of Spain
the King OF Naples, by Brazil, and by the Coburg
family. The indications are that serious difficulties
will grow out of this matter.