Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-11-27


Of Irish BIRTH the dminuton of English population
not be ascertaned it is known however, be very
siderable
The total emigration from oil the ports in the United
Kingdom where there are Government emigration Off
GERS, was
To the United States, sc, $50
To British North America 7,116
TO the Australian Colonies. 81, 6o1
TO all other places $40
Total. .......-.....-...........l09 ,236
| The emigration from London was 81 ,78S, of whom
| Il, $50 were for Australia.
The principal Theatrical event is the production at the
Princess Theatre of play, in five acts called Anne
| Blake written by Mr. J. W. MARsroN The leading
characters finely supported by Mr.. and Mrs CHAs
KEAN and the play is to be work of great
merit and worthy the authors previously acquired
taton The gentlemen who concoc the comic scenes
those merry ANIMALS the Christmas Pantommes have
been greatly perpexed this year. the Lord Chamber
lains deputy the examiner of plays, has cut out many
of their best jokes and refused to license many telling
scenes, account of personal political ausion Among
other objects of rdcue Napoleon the Little and his deeds
come in for more than ordinary share. The
has, however, destroyed all dsagreeable illusions to the
future Emperor of France The militia and the sdg-
gngs nearly the only subjects which may be ham
died with impunty.
We notice the following among the books announ-
ced: Annetti," by w. f. DEACON, with memoir Of the
author by Justice TALFoURD novel by the author
of Emily Wyndham p the Kinnears, Scottish story
the Marvels of Science and their testimony to Holy
Writ by s. w. FULTON; the Coming Struggle with
Rome, not Religious but POLITICAL by Rev. P. CoNSEL
LY; Lectures English Poetry, by the Earl Of BEL
FAST; Pigrmages to English shrnes," I'd series, by
Mrs. 8. c. HALL; THAcKERAY's Lectures on English
A,,rac IN IN bx
Mr. W. MCCAIN; "Poetics an Essay on Poetry" by Il.
s. DALLAs the " Retrospective Review series.
series Of tales in the French language, by NJ EMILE Sou
yEsrRE is spoken of in the highest terms by writer in
Backwood's Magazine They pronounced to be writ
for the Preside and the promotion Of its tranquil joys
full of literary ability and highly correct in tone and feel
ing" The tales I'm Phosophe les 7oits" and " Les
Dernier Paysans" both highly praised; also
q Au Coin du Eeu' and q Sos Ia Tonnce which form
the and second instaments Of series of tales en
tied s'Rondns des Families; !" third series Of which,
" Dams Ia Prau is announced but has not yet reached
England All NJ SoUvEsrRE's tales inculcate some home
truth or moral precept and eminenty adapted for
domestic perusal They supply desideratum in French
literature.
Quietly and steadily the preparations for the Empire
are being made in FRANCE. The Senate assembled yes
terday, when ten members demanded that the people
should be consulted respecting the reesablishment of the
Empire. NJ FouLD Minister Of State declared that the
Government did not oppose the proposition which
erred special commission whose report will be pre-
scented Saturday 1t has often been surmised that the
President in settling the order Of succession in the Bona
parte family, would exclude JEROME and his
Of the democratic of the latter while
Der Of the Legislative Assembly This is however
conradcted and is asserted that the exKng and his
NAPOLEON BoSArARrE to be recognised in the i'm
peral Ssnatu Consu the heirs to the throne,
failing the direct descendants Of LOUIS NAPOLEON him
self but that the President has reserved himself the
right Of substitution 1t is reported that the day Of
the proclamation Of the Empire NAPOLEON intends
grant very extensive amnesty for political offences All
those who have been obliged leave France without
legal judgment will be permitted to return The journals
which have received warnings will be relieved from the
effects of that The Vienna correspondent of
the Times says:
Neither Russia Austria, PRUSSIA win in any way
interfere with the internal arrangements Of the French
but on the other hand, they win permit any the
least violation of the territorial arrangements made in
1875 In my correspondence which appeared in the Times
Of the 18th this treated alphabetically, but
what is said deserves full confidence Should France
ut any time think the Belgian frontier the lat
ter has nothing to fear for its ultimate integrity will
naturally have to bear the first shock but little
Should any hostile demonstration be made in Italy 1t will
also be considered by the allies violation Of existing
treaties and resented accordingly or course no threats
have been held to the President but he is well assur
ed that his glory will be most evanescent If he does not
make peace the protcctress Of his new creation"
ABDEL-KAKEn is the lion Of the day ut Paris and is
entertained with reviews fetes visits to Versailles &c
The ex-Emr appears be accomplished gentleman,
and man Of great shrewdness and sagacty.
SPAIN yields two small items Of intelligence one is,
that ship carrying nnetysx guns and NAM
ed La Reina Dona Isabel H. launched at Caraca
the 18th utmo The event Is worth recording nasmuch
is ninetyfve years since the launch Of the last first
class vessel Caraca The other item is that the Span
sh Government has appointed Gen. MANUEL CoscHA
represent the Spanish army Mt the funeral Of the Duke
of wrLLrHGToS II is further stated that the Govern
nent intends to offer for sac the Spanish salt works
The questions which have been discussed at RoxE be-
tween Sir HEsny BuLwKR and Cardinal ASroSKLLI have
been brought TO close The conduct Of the Irish clergy
is sspproved Of both by the Pope and the Cardinal II
is wen known that the Papa Court looks forward with
great interest to the approaching Parliamentary debates
upon the subject and fears much the headlong avo
cacy Of the Irish Catholic members as the open oppos
ton Of the High Church Protestants With respect to
the destiny Of Henry murray assurance has been
given that his life will be spared and the capital punish
ment commutcd into imprisonment
The gratifying intelligence reaches us from NAPLES that
the King has committed The sentences Of large number
of political prisoners and ordered the proceedings against