Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-24

years The births were 1875 being 20 above the ave.
rage Of the last six years.
There is no Theatrical Many new books are an
nounced The publication of the first number of DICKENS
new work is postponed the 10Th of February Among
other announcements Memoirs Of he Marquis Of Rock
aghom by the Earl Of ALBEMARLE Memoirs or the Duchess
DAagOuleme by Mrs RoaER Tires Of he Prime Minis
ters Of England; works Of fiction by Mr. CoLLrss
Sir D. LYTToS, and Miss SINCLAIR; Naples snder he
SpAaiards, by A. vos REUMoSr; Philosophers dnd dc
frssses History Of he GopnorsGeneraT Of India, by Mr.
KAYE; and Life n Caaada, by Mrs Noodle. new novel
called Tie Fair Carer, Husbands and Wives, is very
highly spoken of; tale in volume, TIE old Elgage
mem, by Miss JULIA Day, is very delightful truthful
and graphic production; and Mr. Wrays Cash Dor by
W. W. COLLINS, is very merry and witty little Christmas
book We have seldom seen beautiful book than
the account of Mr.. PEABoDYs International Der, which
has been printed for private distribution The letter.
press has been supervised by Mr. STEVENS the American
photographer resident in London, and contains full
account of the proceedings at the dinner and the
ments Of the principal London papers upon the various
speeches. The book is beautiful memorial Of Mr. Pea
BoDs very graceful and every way welltmed reception
Of his American and English friends 1t was truly an
international festival and worthy the founder of the
feast the guests and the occasion The book itself might
be exhibited specimen of English printing, paper
and binding Sir F. B. HEADS Faggo Of French Sticks
HIus very little 1ayor with the reviewers. The Times
says " if Sir F. B. Head would tell the public what he
and regiousy keep to himself what he thinks he
would prove pleasant companion. A more deliberate
attempt at book-making seldom ever made even
by Sir Francis himself"
From FRANCE we have literally very little news. The
farce of the election is over shall have the full returns
tomorrow Nearly all classes have settled down
quietly in submission to state Of things which they do
not possess the of resisting The moneyed
or proprietary class appear to be adherents of
Louis NAPOLEON any The restrictions upon the press
continue rigid ever the harmless London IL
Illustrated Nears has been stopped the Paris post Office
because it contained imaginary representations of
the late in Paris. What will be the future policy
of the President is hard say his alternative is either
to join with the Absolutsts the Liberals Austria and
Russia would be his allies in the former case England
and the real friends of liberty in France and throughout
the world in the latter short time must determine the
question
The Constitution for France as prepared by LOUIS
NAPOLEON will be the next subject of interest 1t said
that the Eysee would have preferred smaller majority
than the President has received the great number of
friends, it is feared may prove embarrassing This
barrassment is principally felt in reference the election
of the Assembly it is feared that it may return too
many members of adrancd Democratic tendencies The
election will not, however, take place before April
marriage is said to be the taps between Louis NApo