Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-27

942, 49l, 500
Paris The circulation of the two Banks stands thus
Bank Of England ..s.......... .E20,l6 400
Danh OF france..',.......-,..,....,.- 22,ool,2'o
942, sSs, 695
While the circulation Of the two countries to have
reached It's limit it cannot be safely said that the
mutation Of treasure, it is viii not continue with
the increased production Of bullion.
The corn market is firm, and prices fully maintained
At Hamburger, Amsterdam, and Rotterdam both wheat
and rye advancing The scarcity in Silesia Lthu-
ania, Weimar, Gotha, and Hesse amounts almost to
famine. Not long ago Prussia the granary from
which the Low countries, France, and England drew sup
plies, and now France is exporting to Prussia both
by sea and land Wertemberg and Bavaria also suffer
ing from scarcity The Emperor Of Russia has ordered
the free admission into his domnons Of lowpriced -four
and meal The total amount Of foreign grain taken into
consumption in England during January, 1862, is less
than half of what it in January, 1851 The duties
Of entry Importation of corn four and vegetables
suspended for all the States Of the German Zoveren till
the alst August These aimporant facts deserving
Of notice both by growers and There is no
quotable difference in the price Of any article Of foreign
or colonial produce The Board Of Trade returns for
january show increase in export of G391 those
of January, 1851.
The Drama affords nothing new. In Literature may be
Noticed the History Of England and France under the
House Of Lancaster in VOL Syo., which is said to
tain much valuable information. Mr. FoRsYTH has pub
lished History of Trial by jury and Mr. W. s. LIND
sEY q volume on Navigation and Mercantile Marine
Laws" both Of which are well spoken Of Mr.. Bells
Hearts and Affairs and Capt Ksox's Country Quar-
ters the most prominent among novels. LOUIS
NAPOLEON was author long before he was President
His works have been collected and published in two
volumes In reference to present circumstances these
volumes have no doubt considerable interest contr
buttons to literature wecannot suppose they will rank very
high One of the papers, in noticing this publication
calls the author ga psychological phenomenon,
nomania of the noblest species" LOUIS NAPOLEON was
born on the ooh April 1905 and is now therefore near
ly forty-four YEARS of age very valuable pamphlet
has been lately published The Finances and Trade
Of the United Kingdom at the beginning of the year
1882 and will be of great service to all parties at this
juncture the author although his is not
ed, is known TO be gentleman whose opinions would be
influential and whose assertions may be depended upon
One statement from this book is that the national income
in 1916 $5 $50 202 between that year and 1851
annual the amount of 638 repealed
and yet the income of the latter year Col $685.
and this smaller amount far in of the
pendure to leave surplus of 60, 726, 1906 The first
number Of Mr. DIoKESss work, Bleak House. " has made
a very favorable impression.
Connected with literature are undoubtedly the events
attending literary 1t is much to the credit Of Earl
DERBY that he offered to continue Mr. LAYARp in the Of
fee of of State for Foreign Affairs to
which he had very lately been appointed by Earl GRAN
VILE until Lord STANLEY, who has been appointed to
succeed to that Office should return from his tour in
India The salary of the office is 81 500 per 1t
equally creditable to Mr.. LAYARD and proof of the
high consistency Of his character that although press
ed by the present Administration to retain Office tempo
rary and sensible Of the tribute thus paid his charac
he felt that he could with propnety under
the political opponents Of the Government from whom he
had received his appointment and therefore declined the
profered honor.
No statesman of importance and character has given
his support LOUIS NAPOLEON He has surrounded him
self with ambitious men, who reflect credit his Gov
eminent AL the political personages who at the
head parties have refused become candidates in the
elections held Sunday and Monday last They do not
consider the Government safe, and viii not compromise
themselves by being connected with it, in legsa
tive capacity. They know that under the mockery of
constitution the Chamber win have power redress
the faults of the Government and that the speeches of the
deputies will be published The Chamber Of Deputies
will consist great measure of the nominees Of the Pre-
sdent and it is right that it should for it will have little
more to do than to ratify his DEGREES.
1t was announced in Paris last evening that from forty
seven departments, where complete returns had been
made very nearly the whole Of the Government candidates
had been elected General CAyAosAc has indeed been
turned deputy for the Seine but he nominated with
out his consent and most probably win not take his seat
There nothing from STAIN. Miguelite outbreaks
on small scale have taken place in several parts of PoR
TUoA From all accounts it appears that the country
in n state of ferment and disorder
The Journal de ST. Petersbmgh contains account Of
victory obtained by General Bariatinsky Antour
over the Circassans under the gallant Schamy, Z" who
after charging again and again, completely routed
AS however, the account concludes with stating that the
Russians had only killed and twenty wound
ed by repeated charges Of the Crcassans sword
hand hesitate to give full credit the statement
and wait for the Circassion version of the affair.
We have nothing of Importance from VIENNA, except
despatch which has been addressed by Prince SCHWARTZ
ESBERo to the Austrian Minister in England copy O
this despatch published in the National Integencer
the 18th March has been delivered to Earl MAIsBuR,
as the Of Earl GRANVILLE and good deal O
curiosity is felt throughout the country to the mode il
which the new Foreign Secretary win deal with it.
There is piece of curious intelligence from BERLIN
which states that Privy Councillor NIEBunR son to thu
historian is now mission in London, partly to MOTIF
the satisfaction Of the Prussan Court Lord GRASvILIE
appointment (rather too late y aand partly to inqur
into complaints raised that the Prussian Ambassador
London, Chevalier BuSsES in consequence Of his fam
connexions with English society does not pursue Prus
sian interests with desirable energy" There