Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-10

Liverpool of America Liverpool is the New York of Eu-
The ports are together the gates or doors of
entry between the Old World and the New Liverpool
ports in value than half the total amount Of the
ports of Great Britain and Ireland The principal ports
in Great Britain rank follows for the year 1850:
Liverpool exports, in value, eS5,oo0,o0O
London do do 100000
Hull do do 10, 900
Glasgow do do 3,768, 900
southampton exports, in value, nearly 100000
Cork exports, in value above l,0OO,0OO
The book of this week is undoubtedly Mr. D'IsRAELIs
" Lord George Bentinck political biography" The
viewers say
This book is not biography; it is long Parliament
airy summary 1t begins with and ends in the mid
die of sugar recording all the political events of the time
The outline of Bentnck drawn for us in this biography
is meagre one Surely there existed the materials for
making lively, loveable figure of this brave,
getic, English gentleman"
The electric telegraph in Lothbury begins to be quite
gigantic affair. There two hundred and twenty-sx
stations in connection with it, at seventy of which the at
tention is constant The length of the lines of
ncaton is over two thousand five hundred miles, and
eight hundred miles more in progress Nearly five
hundred persons constantly employed in this
The Prussan lines of Telegraph have been connected
with the submarine communication between Great Britain
and France and dispatches transmitted direct
from Berlin to London The conduct of LOUIS NAPOLEON
has with considerable approval in the diplomatic and
official circles of Prussia The Berlin Journal
however, refuses all support approval to the act not
from any love for the parliamentary system in any shape
but on moral grounds and gives up France completely
bound beneath military despotism 1t warns the CONT
mental Governments and especially that Of Prussia that
army like the French viii finally seek occupation,
demand have it found for it. beyond the frontiers tits
remarked that Europe enriched by generation of peace
presents the greatest temptation to the French military
spirit the at the beginning of the century
rather worse since the army has become political
power, and will henceforth dispose Of the State The
cle is indirect reproof Of the eaouses and divisions
that prevent Austria and Prussia from uniting heartily
any German question hopes that if occasion should
arise, the blunder of isolated policy against the
foe will not be repeated and that the lessons of Aus
terltz and jena viii not have been given in vain.
The leading journals Of Antwerp Client Namur Liege,
and Mons the principal cities Of Belgium, unite in
demnng in unequvooal terms the conduct of LOUIS
NAPOLEON.
The last news from the CnG IS Coon HopE confirms
the unavorabe aspect Of the prolonged and hitherto
sutess conflict with the Kairs, which is costing this
country e112, 900 per month Sir ii. SMITH has written
home for two regiments Of infantry and four hundred
Europeans to fill up the Cape corps.
The only from INDIA is that old DosT MAHoMED who
was reported to be dying has recovered and that all pc
cuniary difficulties between the company and the Nzam
have been settled by the latter having paid the whole of
the stipulated amount The whole of India was quiet
with the exception Of very important riots at Berar and
Gwalor.
LONDON, DEcEMBEB19.
There is no news Of Importance. The feeling Of
Russia towards LOUIS NAPOLEON is evnced by the
Car having sent the President congratulatory let
ter and the insignia of the highest order of Russian
knghthood; at least this is the on dit of the morn
ing 1t appears that the only Legitimists who have
yet given their adhesion to the President arc the
Due DE VALMY and his friends and the Duke DE
GUIscHE. The latter has seriously offended his ia
ther, the Duke dc GnAMMoYT by the measure. NJ BER-
RYER has denied most srenuously that the Legimists
intend ralying to M. BoSAPARTE. The Constittionne
contains curious article by NJ GRAHIER CAssAGsAc
which thus concludes II ever the Count CHAmBoRp
the Count PARIS reign in France, they will
their to the coup deot of December 3D." AL.
gea and the department of the Jua have been placed in
state Of siege. The army in Algeria is said to have de-
cared against Louis Napoleon AT home also, it said
that several regiments have voted in the negative and
others abstaned On this the votes Of the army
longer published. The School Polytechnque and
those Of St Cyr and Metz and the Val de Grace have
also voted adversely On the other hand of 10000
received from the navy 5000 were for Louis Napo
leon The French Government is preparing vessels to
convey persons accused Of disaecton to Cayenne and
to Lambessa, in Algeria Two thousand unfortunate
will be deported to the former place. tho number to be
sent to Algeria is not stated. NM CRBsEUx PIscATo-
NY, LABoRDE and CREToN have been set at liberty. A
committee Of FIVE generals has been appointed to
BILE and net in the event Of the Presidents DEATH viz
Generals MAaSAN, VALIANT, PARAGUAY D'HrLLIERs,
CARRELAr, and ST.. AnSAUD The President has made
sort Of political testament which is not to be opened
less in the event Of his death The members Of the