Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-09-11

the subject must know-tha at expense less than the
Wan guano, you may establish permanent arrange
ment by which the liquid Of the towns may be
brought permanently to increase your crops there
fore commend you to ponder the maxim that know
ledge is power and the diffusion of useful knowledge
is Of the main objects for which the Royal Agrcultu
raj society was established persuaded that it viii
tend materially and eectuay advance the interests Of
the agricultural classes of England"
The sudden death of Vice Chancellor Sir JAMES PAR
Kerr at the early age Of fortynne offers the Ministry
the disposal Of very high and important Office with the
comfortable salary Of $4,000 per annum, and retiring
allowance of CD 500 IL is thought that Mr. WALroLE,
Secretary Of Home Affairs having due regard to the
uncertain tenure Of his present Office will be glad to take
the vacant Vice CHARACTERISTIC and its certain and endur
ing emoluments. Should he not do So Mr.. JOHN STUART
and Mr. SwAssToS named prominent competitors.
II it not for the fetes and celebrations Mt Paris
with which the President keeps entertaining the people
of France we should be led suppose the whole Of con-
tinental Europe asleep Among the many wonders,
moral scientific and political of the age greater
than the Of LOUIS NAroLEoS Four years agoa
derided outcast baied adventure he is the abso
lutte master of great Empire. His success when COM
pare the and their MEANS is astounding than
that of his uncle Louis NAPOLEON himself His and
his associates and assistants seem altogether inadequate
the work and yet every thing appears succeed with
him, and to set all calculations all "forcgone conclu
sions at defiance His marriage speculation, however,
does not to succeed 1t is said be positively bro
ken off owing to the Intervention Of Austria The ar
rangements for the marriage far advanced that
Miss HowARD had absolutely left the apartments which
she occupied in the house Of the Presidents private Sec
rotary NJ MocoUARr and about to for England
The marriage being renquished the lady has returned
to her former home. The French Government has ad-
dressed the English Ministry the suhject the
Gus refugees in the Island Of Jersey; their proxm
the of Brittany is considered dangerous Among
other notoriees residing there Gen. RosAs late
Governor Of the Argentine Republic, and his daughter
line of is about to be established be-
tween Santander in SPAIN and Southampton, by which
person may pass from the capital of Spain to London
in three days; railway will connect Madrid with San
lander Truly railways and steamboats, bringing go-
rious old Spain more into the map of Europe
The Ministerial crisis in FLORENCE is not yet Sir
HENRY BuLwERis said to be playing important part in it.
Among other strange metamophoses Of the day is that Of
Yorkse groom named WARD into Prime Minister Of the
little princpay of PARMA; in fact, at this moment he
is absolutely regent of that little State. Wards career
is SO very remarkable that send outline Of it. to m
a column with when you have space for it. TRUTHS
certainly strange than fiction. 1871
change of Ministry has taken place at Constannople;
ALI PASTA appointed Grand Vizier in place of Reschd
AcHaEr FIsH also retires. FUAD EFPENDI will be, it is
said appointed Minister for Foreign Affairs There has
also been change in Ministerial officials in Egypt EDHEM
PAsHA is the new Minister Of Foreign Affairs; and An
DERRHAs BEY Minister of Police All these changes
said be favorable only to the countries in which
they have taken place. but the general of peace
| and progress. so.t
The almost universal heart of England roces that the
friendly relations between England and the United States
are not likely to be disturbed Rumor-and it is very
general in Londonasserts that treaty embracing
the whole subject of the fisheries has been arranged be-
tween Lord MALMEsBuRy and Mr.. LAWRENCE. The broad
leading principle Of this treaty is said to be that Of entire
reciprocity American vessels to be entitled to fish
any where except within three miles Of the coast Of En-
gsh territory and British vessels to enjoy the pr
vege at equal distance from the coast of the terri
tory of the United States. We wish it may be so; no
bubble or msconstruction arise out Of plain pro-
position like this. One thing is certain, Mr.. THOMAS
BARIsas visit to the United States will take place.
We regret hear reports Of domestic affection referred
to Of Mr.. Baring's change of intention;
wngy ascrbe IL the pacific aspect which the
fishing question has assumed. osF sgs6e
The Globe of last evening good authority that Par
lament will meet during the third week in November for
|, the dispatch Of business 5a,s8
The premier peer of Scotland the Duke of HAMILTON
and BRANDON, died Wednesday at the advanced age
of S. He is succeeded by his son, the Marquis Of
French republic The late Dukes wife the daughter
of the late Mr. Bedford of Fonthll The oldest mem
Der of the British peerage living is the Marquis of
Huntly who born in 176l and in his ODD year
An undertaking Of great interest scientific persons
is now being carried within few miles Of London
wealthy country clergyman, named CRaIe is construct
ing monster telescope, the achromatc principle,
which will surpass the celebrated instrument constructed
by Lord Rosse in Ireland Its total length will be eighty
five feet and its greatest circumference thirteen feet
The weight Of the tube three toms and the contrvances
adopted to prevent vibration, and to allow of its being
rapidly turned to any required point described
being snguarly perfect and ingenious is understood
that the observatory will be endowed by Mr. CRAIes
that it may be maintained in perpetuity for the adyan
tage Of Astronomical Science From the date of its
pletion which may shortly be expected it will doubtless
draw many persons from all parts Of the world. ysn
From WARSAW terrible accounts Of ravages by the
cholera On the 18th Of August 402 occurred 207
of which proved fatal Notwithstanding this large num-
Der Of deaths above so per cent the medical authorities
express hope that the disease is abatng in violence
on the 18th the number of recoveres had comparatively
increased At that date there 474 persons under
treatment in the hospitals Of the city.
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Another planet has been discovered by Mr. HIND, Of
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