Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-08

lares the civil list &C. and the private depostes have
diminished E46s l5S arising from increased activity in
business operations. The reserve unemployed capital
Of the bank is El2, 909046 Money is plentiful and
win become more 50. The dividends now paying upon
English securities amount &C. 729, 900
Dividends on foreign stocks. bOO,OOO
Dividends on railways, banks, ,75O, 900
M 9s97s,Ooo
Thus G9000,OO0 of money is about to be thrown into
the market What proportion viii seek re-inyestment
cannot yet be estimated but it win doubtless be very
considerable. DID @
Since the convention between the Bank of France and
the Government the weekly balance sheets Of the
have been suppressed Quarterly statements to be
substituted but concession has been made to public
opinion and monthly returns agreed upon as most con-
venent The first of these monthly returns has been
made up to the 10th instant and is follows Bullion
f24 057 $50; bullion on deposite, GlS4, 1885, circua-
ton, 425 978 public deposites, l22; private
deposites, a7970ll2; bills discounted, 94,785 $685.
advance on railway shares and bonds G18 08 Govern
ment securities, Gl2, 184,540. fa
The English stock market has exhibited great buoyancy
under the influence of steady demand for investment
and consols have touched very close upon 100 Exche
quer bills have also increased in price The railway and
mining markets, for shares, have also advanced.
Gold keeps pouring in from Australia -Four tons and
half weight Of gold advised having been shipped
from Sidney for England in two vessels which may be
expected here about the end Of this month.
There is not much novelty in Literature Mr. GEORGE
CAMpDELLs Sketch Of the System of Civil Government in
Indid spoken Of being clever and remarkably we'll
timed, that the subject Of the renewal of the
panys charter about being discussed Mr. GurTzLAFFs
Memoir Of the late Emperor Of China is generally regarded
as q failure.
All the news Of FRANCE is Of one and the same
complexion, indicating the approach of the Empire.
The labors of the Senate and Legislative Body do
not excite much attention there are no speeches
published, and the newspapers merely print GER
bdtina the minutes which prepared by the Secre
taries The dotation Of twelve millions to the Pre-
sIDENT is the same amount as that made to Louis
PHILIPPE, but the lattepaid for the repairs of the
palace the State now does that for Louis NAPo-
LEON We have for some time wondered that the
President Of France had not been found typfed in
some shape or other, in the apocalypse; at length
publication is announced as an exposition of the
Book Of Revelations, in which it is said g the steps
of the advancement of the successor of NAPOLEON
are exciting much wonder; his onward progress cannot
be stopped until he into possession of every
try where the Papa system prevails in order to its
plete destruction"
LOUIS NAPOLEON has undoubtedly taken offence at the
language addressed by the Grand Duke CONSTANTINE of
Russia to the Count de CHAMRoRD Venice and the
reported interview between the Duke DAuMALE and Gems
CHAsGARsIER and LAMoRIcIERE at AK lie Chapele. The
death of Prince SoHwARTzENBURa has also increased his
dissatisfaction The Prince, it is well known viewed the
coup deat of the I'd December in unfriendy manner
in fact he much too well inclined towards it be
agreeable to either Prince MErrERSIcH or the young
EMPEROR
The Pore gives significant hint with regard to the
coming Empire 1t says that the petitions already pre-
sented to the Senate exceed two hundred of which the
greater part demand the proclamation of the Empire.
The National Guards Of Paris have received orders to be
completely equipped in their costumes by the 25th
instant This is Of course, preparatory to the grand
view Of May 9Th numerous pardons to be granted
that day. particularly to banished Representatives
The President strenuously ressts all applications in favor
of NJ THEIRS; upon that point he is memorable. The
extraordinary influence Of ladies of the stage in pro-
curing the pardon Of persons condemned to transpora
ton has caused it to be said that the French Govern
ment Of the present day is despotsm tempered by
tresses" It's well known that NJ. BERRYEn dined few
days since at the Eysee NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dined
with the PRINCE PRESIDENT lately; NJ PERsIosY at
tended soree of the Princess LHvEss last week. cir
which has excited attention in the diplomatic
world the So he observed in earnest
sation with M. GUIzoT. It is fact that drtynine Seno
already pensioned twenty receiving 900 francs
each snnuay seventeen receive $1,000 francs each
nually; and two $500 francs each annually AT late
review in the Place du Carrousel the cries of vve Fem
pereur exceedingly distinct and pretty general
The artillery, however, cried 'vive le President
Geographic despatch from MADRID Of the 9th tells Of
the complete subugaon Of the Spanish Press but what
else could be expected 1t says: m
"a decree has been published by the Government re-
guating, in sweeping manner the press. The funda
mental bases guarantee Of 900 rails Of contribu
ton imposed on journals preventive censorship for
ces concerning religion, foreign countries and news
jury composed OF the largest tax payers for the principal
press offences Supreme Court of Justice for offences
against the Queen and the ordinary tribunals for other
offences. The Government can suspend and suppress
Journals"
The Holy Father may remain quietly in Rome
since the Prince of CAsrxo has left Civa vecchia in
French steamer be arrived at Leghorn on the 9TH instant
and has since then reached Marsees There have been
heavy failures among the bankers Bologna The court
Of TUSCANY has peremptoy refused to admit the claim
Of Ct 900 preferred by Lord GRsLE for apology and
compensation in the case Of Mr.. Mather. We shall see
how far the Derby administration win support the reou
stons Of their predecessors in where the rights
and liberties Of Engshmen have been attacked by foreign
Governments.
The only from BERLIN u.s. that the dispute between
Austria and Prussia concerning the protocols of the Diet
Frankfort has been settled by the admission of the
Prussan plenipotenary TO voice in the preparation of
those documents Count BuoL ScHAUENsTEN has been
summoned from his embassy in London, and appointed