Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-09

Sir HENRY BULwER, in his interview with Cardinal An
TosELLI, put forward three propositions The first
agreed to the removal Of Mr. FREEBoRs the British con-
sui at Rome, who is known to be unpopular with the
Pontifcal Government The second and most impor-
tant proposition was that representative Of the Qurrs
with the style of Minister Penpotentiary should be ac
credited the Holy See The third subject was the case
of Mr. Murray AS regarded Mr. Freeborn the Cardinal
prOfessed contemptuous indifference whether he was con-
tinued recalled: The consul was obnoxious to the
Papal police; but his acts and sayings were not of su
cient Importance to induce extreme measures; and
therefore, if the British Government deemed his reten-
ton useful to its interests, he might remain % AS re-
garded Mr.. Murray, s'the Government had directed
full investigation into all the facts Of his case
the evidence had been reconsidered and it was found
to be conclusive and clear against the condemned
Bnt the climax of sacerdota scorn was reserved for
the absolute rejection Of the proposal permit an Eng
sh Minister at the Court of Rome. $50 long as the
British Parliament thought fit to retain among it's
statutes the prohibition contained in the act of lSIs
whereby ecclesascs declared inadmissibe as en-
yoys to the Court Of Queen VICTORIA SO long would
the PosrIFF refuse to receive any diplomatic represen
tative Of her Majesty" nuncio in London, or no
Minister at Rome Such the substance of the Car
dinas reply and for this attempt and failure we are in
debted to the DERBY ministry. The Daily News may
expected Under all the circumstances Of the case we
hold the Papal Government to be in the right
There is daily interchange of couriers between Rome
Naples Florence, and Vienna The French Presidents
progress towards the Empire is causing much sensation
among the italian Princes who are preparing to meet
any ambitious designs Of the bayonetG Of
France by the aid Of Swiss and Austrian troops Ger
many is to supply as many men be brought, and
every military stronghold throughout the peninsula is to
be put in fighting order This is the present state Of
things in Italy In the time old Etna keeps roar
ing and blazing away in SICILY, sending out its fiery
streams Of lava, and destroying vineyards orchards
farms, and meadows and all the works and hopes Of man
which in the line of their resistess progress Poor
Sicily Physical and political combined seem
likely to work the ruin of of the fairest spots in
Europe.
GERMANY yields two rumors, neither of which we be-
ieve is that Austria and Prussia have declared in
favor of augmenting by 10000 men the military force
Of the German Confederation. We might think this pro-
bable if could imagine it possible fer Austria and
Prussia to agree in any thing The other is that
the Austrian loan of s8,OO0OO0 sterling has been
subscribed for and that Messrs RorHcHDs have taken
600 of it. That this loan may have been SUBJ
scrbed for in certain way hold to be very probable
because have heard Of such thing compulsory sub
scrpton but that any bona de subscription has been
entered into which viii realize fifty per cent of the
nominal amount, we entirely disbelieve
We hope the cholera has not made any advance in Ger
many during the week There have not been any cases
officially reported in BERLIN.
We have news from HOLLAND of the opening of the
Legislature by the King in person. who aludes in his
speech to his negotiations with Japan the instance of
powerful friendly State to obtain modification Of
the exclusive system hitherto maintained by the Japa
Empire" The Netherlands Land Enclosure Com
pany under concession from the King, is proceeding
rapidly with an embankment from the of $4,000
Of land at Bath, in Iceland This win give forty
square miles Of additional territory the Kingdom of
the Netherlands and 10000 quarters more wheat per
annum TO the commerce and consumption of Europe
Fresh difficulties said to have arisen in the way of
the completion Of the commercial treaty between France
and Belgium. The resignation of NJ FRERE ORBAS, and
the appointment Of NJ LIEDrs Minister Of Finance is
regarded favorable the settlement Of the question
The only from INDIA is that the British troops are
holding Rangoon and soldier like in spite of bad
and climate making the best Of their position
by getting up private theatricas small town named
Prone has been captured by aeet Of light steamers
From CHINA learn that the rebellion was progress
ing and that the rebels had appeared in the northern
provinces Of Honan Troops had been from Canton
to meet them.
SEPTEMBER 2-The QUEEN has, through the agency
Of the Premier expressed her desire that the funeral of
the Duke Of wrLLNeroS should be public, and also at
St. Paurs. Her Majesty, At the time, leaves the
ultimate decision Of the question the Of
the people Her Majesty clearly evinees her careful
Of public feeling, and her thorough comprehension Of her
position constitutional sovereign. She has identified
herself with the nation The question, "who is to be
has been settled and at the same
time We made how the other important vacan
ces created by the death Of the Duke Of WELLINGTON are
to be filed The following list Of appointments was made
known last night:
Commander-in Chief, Lord Hardinge
Master-General Of Ordnance with pcerage,) Lord
Ftzroy Somerset
Military Secretary, Colonel Wood
Lord Warden Of the Cirque Ports, Earl Derby
Constable Of the Tower, Lord Combermere
Coloneoy Of the Grenadier Guards Prince Albert.
Colonecy Of the Fusleer Guards, Prince George Of
Cambridge.
The Duke Of Northumberland and the Marquis of Lon
ionderry TO be Knights Of the Garter.
These appointments generally approved Of. No
news this morning. either foreign domestic The French
President Is in theatrical psrance starring II in the
provinces, and seems TO be every where enthusiastically
received
London Stock Exchange O'clock Consos cash. 100 TO
lO0l consols for account 18th October 1901 10 10Oi
Foreign stock market very heavy.
Pars BoSse, latest last night Al per cents l04f Zoe;
per cents 71f sOc. Bank Of France 2,S4o
n,