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


and should be dspleased If led to the reec
ton Of both. When dueIng is utterly banished from
Parliament Parliament win soon Danish it from the
country.
We have made such long omnium gatherum of things
in general at home that have little for any thing
foreign and fortunately oil that there is be told may
be told in very few short paragraphs FRANCE is quiz
sscen at least appears to be for pretend not to
look below the surface Should the rumored fusion of
the two branches of the BoURBoNs take place. the Public
paris journa says, the only is "the Empire
and that "the President would be potron if he wit
messed such conspiracy against him without at
sumng the imperial crown" The Duke de MoNTPEssIER
is in England SPAIN PORTUGAL and ITALY do yield
even rumor Calm, quiet, industrious HOLLAND has
had change Of Ministry. We know nothing about the
but do not anticipate any change in the peaceable
orderly and commercial policy of the country The peo
pie Of BELGIUM have been warned by article in the
Paris Consttuonns signed GRAsER CAssIosAc, that
if the elections for the Chamber of Deputies which
viii take place the 9th instant they do displace
the present liberal majority, France will close her ports
against their produce 1t is also limited in this article
that if the Belgian people knew their own interests they
would desire annexation to France. All this berays
hankering after Belgium the part Of the President;
for the journals nothing but the echo of his
wishes and opinions The whole of the conduct of the
Emperor of RUSSIA, during his late visit to Vienna and
Berlin, has been strongly marked with attery to the
mics of both countries and desire ngraate himself
with the soldery This particularly evident at Ber
lin when at the grand banquet the King of PRUSSIA
drank the health of the EMPEROR the latter responded
To the welfare of the King of Prussia and his admirable
army" Nor does the King of Prussia appear be back
wardin expressing this feeling. The King the Rus
sian uniform the Emperor the Prussian one; and the
A. IL
which he lives. From NAPLES, where the Grand Dukes
of Russia received with extraordinary honors to
Berlin where the Emperor defled in person at the head
of regiment of Prussian cuirassers the continent is
governed literally or at least symboically by officers in
Russian uniforms. Never since 1914, when Alexander
crossed the Rhine has the preponderance of Russian in
huence been SO remarkable The Prussian Industrial
Exhibition opened the 28h ultimo at Bresau the
capital of Prussan Silesa The building is about the
hreth part of the size of the in Hyde Park and is
called Crystal Palace, but its roof is Of slate
Economy appears to be the order of the day. rather
of the moment Austria The Government declares its
intention to regard frugalty an especial duty Re-
auctions are announced Of 100000 forms in the mill
tary budget and saving Of H. 900 forms is to be
made in the various civil bureaux No fewer than hir
teen statsts have been dismissed from the Government
board Of trade. If these competent to their
position, the Government had better have dismissed
regiment of cavalry. There is net much economy how
ever in the order that all the imperial guards and the
gendarmerie to attend the young Emperor to
Pesh it being his wish to enter Hungary in the most
imposing manner and in all the glitter of military
This is truly being penny wise and pound foolish" The
proportions & the various religious denominations in
Austria are Shown by the following calculations. In
every 10000 Of the population there 1893 Roman
Catholics 1877 members of the United Greek, and 844
United Greek churches 577 of the Hevec and SAB
of the Augsburg Protestant confessions 96 Jews and IA
Untarians The Times has dashed itsefnto fury about
Kossuh In late article he calls the Magyar chief the
eloquent but unprncped mounebank whose pretensons
have been thoroughly unmasked in the United Staes
Sir HARRY SMITH, the Ex-Governor Of the Cape of Good
Hope has arrived in England Some of the Kar chiefs
had sued for peace before his departure and he is of
opinion that the has been brought very nearly to
close but great doubts felt to the correctness Of
this conclusion Both the colonsts and the troops appear
to regret Sir Harrys departure The Governor Gen.
CArHcARr, had commenced operations but nothing can
be known as to his success for mail two. The Bur-
mese has opened vigorously and successfully The
city of Martaban taken by the British troops the
9th of Ar, and that Of Rangoon the 14h, with the
loss of II killed and lao wounded This shows the ina
bty Of the Asatcs to stand against the soldiers and
sailors and warke appliances Of England but that
which follows" the heat intense and cholera
aging among the troops, and few cases board the
accompanying squadron"-shows an enemy more dead
than the Burmese and before whom the best troops
must succumb. The troops of Burmah fed before dsci
pne and vaor, but both these admirable qualities avail
nothing before the deadly influences of the climate
"This is Almost beautiful countrygeen forests, trees
and verdure all Sides" says of the actors in the
warlike drama. Yes That beautiful green tells the
story of the damp earththe burning overhead does
the rest Many score-it may be hundreds or even
thousands should the be prolonged-of brave men
will find fever and sudden grave in " that most beaut
full country, all yerdure looking bright but being in
truth so deadly to oil strangers.
JurE4-Parliament assembled yesterday the House
of Lords sat only for short time. In the Commons the
Chancellor Of the Exchequer stated that the socita-
ton Of the Irish members the debate upon Maynooth
postponed to Tuesday The House then went into Com
mittec Of Supply on the civil estimates The Chancellor
Of the Erchequer win state Monday what course the
Government win take in relation to the public business
Notwithstanding the immense amount Of business be-
fore the House, it is generally believed that Parliament
win be dissolved during this month. The Times says
ave authorized and requested behalf Of General
CHAsGARNER contradict the assertion that he ever
made proposal to the Provisional Government Of Is4S
for the military invasion Of this country" The foreign
news is altogether unimportant
London Stock Exchange O'Clock Consols FOR cash 1904
1908, account 1908 TO 1909 bank stock 222.
Paris Bose latest prices yesferddg Al per cents 100f
15c.; 8 per cents IT. 80c. Bank of France 1880