Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-09-18
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FOREIGN ITEMS.
Queen VICTORIA left Osborne House on the both utimo
with Prince ALBERT and the royal children the annu
excursion to the Highlands Of Scotland Her reception
throughout the whole route most enthusiastic.
| Mount Etna, in the Island Of Sicily became suddenly
convulsed the night Of the Both August and mag
nhcent eruption took place. which has not been surpassed
by any within the Last forty 1t
villages would be destroyed by the of Lava.
4 Turkish loan for equal to about $I0 600 900
has just been introduced in Paris and $4 900 of the
amount are to be subscribed in London the rate of IN
terest is to be six per cent This is the first loan for
Turkey that has been made and it therefore diff
cult to estimate its value, especially very little is
known of the finances of that country The Government
however, enjoys high reputation for integrity and it
seems likely that the will be readily raised and that
| the stock will go at premium.
Courts martial at Pesth, Presburg, Kaschau and
have recently condemned persons
death for having been concerned in the instruction Of
Hungary but the Emperor of Austria has in all the
either granted full pardons committed the sentences
The Press Vienna announces the arrival of Countess
Casmir Batthanyi at Csurgo, in Hungary. Her motive
in making the journey is to solicit the pardon of her hus
band Count G. Batthanyi and Count Szmsre, who are
at Paris appear to have broken off with the revolution
1 airy party. .7-
I The Post adds that another Hungarian who played
leading part in the revolution Vienna and has since
been in exile at London has demanded permission to
/ turn, ana mas maue curious revelaC0ns.
The reports from the districts of Prussian Poland and
Silesa, where the cholera prevails not satisfac
tory than the last accounts decrease in the number
of in locality is balanced by announcements Of
its further progress to places where it had yet ap
peared Medical aid in thiniy peoped localities is almost
impossible to be procured. 5 asa.- ai a*
The Osee-Zsig describes the cholera as having SEN
sibly diminished in Warsaw the oath The official list
of the 23d announced only 226 cases. there 40
DEATHS 203 had recovered and 9 remained under treat
man Kalfs tho
isolated cases reported What is called the frontier
district including portions both Of Poland and Posen is
in deporabe state the disease being aggravated every
where by the utter insuciency of the only by
which it be met. In of the villages there
more than twenty deaths in house often the hus-
band, wife, and children corpses in the bed There
is attendance, medicine, and every where the deep
misery. The local authorities poor and
srced in their powers by the regulations that they
do nothing if Landrath advance twenty thirty
haers from his private for the aid Of the su
ferers regarded great effort On the 24th there
705 Of cholera in the garrison hospitals Of
i Posen
u AnvAscR THE Cholera IN EURopx.---The accounts
from are Of the most distressing character The
cholera has ragged there with unprecedented violence
On the 18TH the number attacked 40 of whom 207
died and I,414 under in the hos
pitas Of the city From the first appearance of the dis
about onehaf Of the attacks had proved fatal but
slight improvement in the gave hopes that
its fury had abated But however distressing these
counts far alarming to learn that this fright
ful malady is advancing westwards.
4 From Landsberg il threatening Bresau and it's
progress towards Berlin is watched with deep anxiety
whilst northwars along the whole Of the Vistula
TO the Baltic the inhabitants Of the numerous towns and
villages have been carried away in great numbers In
villages thirds Of the inhabitants have persisted
At Berlin the alarm is very great and medical men have
been dispatched the frontiers their efforts
stay the pestlence As the Of this destructive
disease is precisely that which marked its track in former
years the accounts looked with great anxiety
letter from Warsaw the 18th says that the origin
0f
neighborhood of Kaish, from making
tons in the cemetery Of Lask, kaish, where the
victims of the cholera of 1882 buried. Almost i'm
mediately after leaving work several Of the workmen
ployed in the excavation seized with the epidemic,
which has since spread with great magnty.
! Correspondence Of he Missouri Republican.
/ PAIRS, AueUsr 5, 1852
! The papers making merry adventure that
occurred at Deppe few days Just when the pro-
menade the Terrace at its fullest, little gem Of
parasol belonging to the beautiful Countess de c.
carried of by the wind and went gambollng away
the surface Of the water The Countess uttered cry OF
despair seeing her parsso her. for the ivory
shaft Of this precious paraso exquistey carved
that it considered veritabe chef deurre Amidst
chorus Of laughter lamentations and intersections,
ysung dandy rang the terrace and swan out to the
rescue OF the paraso and the smile and thanks of the
Countess expressive that others Of her adores
at once sprang after him. All three good swimmers
but the wind blowing stty from the shore and when
the swimmers thought they had the prize the pro-
yong parasol would dart away again out Of reach The
three swimmers broadbrimmed straw hats bound,
trimmed and fastened under the chin with coored ribbon
common at watering places, and betting brskly
the spectators declaring for the hat with the
black ribbon, others for the yellow and others again for
the green. AT length the black hat by stroke Of good
luck caught the runaway, and tying il the ribbon Of
his hat back to the Shore where the whole society
Of Deppe assembled aud kneeling. all dripping be-
fore the Countess he restored to her the lost treasure
amid the accomations of the company But the thing
fated to end so easily The yellow hat had scarcely
reganed the shore when he tainted away, and had TO be
carried back his hotel where he is extremely i'll,
having plunged into the water without remembering that
he had just hearty lunch, and that cold bath is
very dangerous accompaniment to digestion As to the
green ribbon he poor fellow, discovered that the action
Of swimming had oosened the clasp Of his watch chain
which, with superb gold watch. and dozen ouis-d
in his waiscoat pocket had all gone the bottom Judge
of value which the pretty little parasol win now hare
in the eyes of its beautiful owner
fire which broke out through the carelessness of her
waiting maid in the bedroom of Madame DE PERsraSy
the Tuileres, has destroyed the whole of the magni
orb presented her her marriage by the Pre-
sident consisting Of laces embroderies shawls &C. to
the amount Of hundred thousand dollars as to her lew
els they found unhurin their under ashes
Of her wardrobe, after the extinction Of the FIRE
rINHE GLADE FOR SALE offer for sale my farm
Il in Jefferson, known the Glade" containing 300
1856 acres cleared and $50 in timber The quality o.
the land h unsurpassed by any nhe county Jeferson
On the tract comfortable log dwelling, swen of good
water and stream running through end Of the farm
description wishing