Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-09-18

ton, however which furnish another view Of the subject
The AUSTRIAN Government is good deal annoyed with
proceedings or rather significant warnings, from ITALY
The British Government is represented as urging the
speedy evacuation of Tuscany and the Papa domnions
and the Ausans would gladly withdraw their forces if
they dare. Lord DERBYs Government is said to be
unsatisfactory to the bureaucras at Vienna Lord john
RUssELLs was The Austrians have undoubtedly had
81 finger in LOUIS NAroLEoSs matrimonial pie,' and
have prevented its being served up present The Prin
OF WsA and her daughter the Princess CARoL had
arrived at Stuttgart their way Vienna Congresses
of all kinds are in fashion in Germany. Commencing
with Emperors and Kings they through all the gra
daons Of Prime Ministers, Military Commissioners Zo
Veren and antzolverein deputies railroad directors,
post Office officials clerical dgnitaries heads of schools
chiefs of police and anauarians and learned and scen
fc professors The last have heard of is Congress
Of shorthand urers at Mayence The HANovERIAN Gov
eminent is busyng itself with procamations against the
Anabaptists and threaten with Imprisonment any mis-
sonary of that who shall attempt to preach in the
Hanoverian territory We have not heard whether the
appearance Of modern JOHN of LEYDEN is dreaded The
DUTCH Ministry is about efectng the conversion Of the
national four per cents into three per The
of stock which win be affected by this operation is two
hundred and thirtyseven and half millions Of forms,
about ga 100000 sterling. The information has been
well received on the Bourse OF Amsterdam The BELGIAN
Government does not intend the treaty of
merce with the German Verein which expires the
3st of December next is stated that the pending
gotiatons between BELGIUM and FRANCE will not allow
the former Government assign liked bases the
commercial relations between itself and the Zo Veren
Notwithstanding the TRADES continually meet with
about the social and political disorganizaon Of IRELAND
there evidence to be cleaned that it shares in thu
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The persons in prison in Ireland decreased during 1851
from 1884 $500 The tried at asszes and quar-
sessions were in 1850, 1885, in 1861 only 246s4
The ourages reported by the consabuary fell from 63a
to 944 The persons receiving outdoor relief had fallen
from 1873 $50 lst Of July l848 995 26th April
1861, and to 849s oath of APRIL 1852. The rate OF
mortality in warehouses; had fallen from 25 per 1000
weekly 81 per 1000 The total number of persons in
the warehouses; last oath April was 1885, 453, being
duction of twentyseven per cent during the year. All
| this il very cheering.
| AUGUST 27.--The only news If the morning is
| the arrival of NJ DE PERsIGNY, tie French Minis
ter and confidential adviser of Louis NAPOLEON, in
London. His object is said to be discussion with
the British Government of various topics of political
and commercial interest affecting Great Britain and
France 1t is believed in Paris that it is the inten-
ton Of the President to effect reduction of the
standing army of France and that the knowledge of such
intention has caused the rise in the French funds 1t is
further understood that fully percevng the Importance
of cementing the commercial and by this the po-
tca ties of the two countries he is about to make
lures in the direction of mutual commercial concessions
which if carried out will have vast influence several
British staples The wines Of France and the COAL iron,
and linens of England will probably form the chief ar
tcles the duties which will be subjected to discussion