Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-26
FOREIGN ITEMS.

The elections committee Of the British House Of Com
mons acting with becoming frmness in the
cases where members charged with having procured
their by bribery Two more have been unseated
making believe members of that House unseated
for bribery The Investigations not yet concluded
The following appears in a London paper, dated Pesth
February %:
We are assured that the 26th the Provost Of the
Fortress Of Comorn brought here in chains and inn
prisoned He had allowed himself to be led by the State
prisoners into conspiracy, the object Of which to
deliver up the place to the Magyars One Of the prison
disclosed the plot The plot when discovered was
almost ripe for execution No fewer than five hundred
persons said have been arrested in Pesth in
nexion with this affair"
Prince CAMERArA, grandson of Eliza Bonaparte, the
eldest sister Napoleon the First had committed suicide
He Master of the Council of State Unrequted love
for actress who made her debut four five years ago.
is said to have unhnged the young Counts mind. He
blew his brains out with pistol.
Father Lacordaire" had been ordered by the Arch
bishop leave the city of Paris for the following hard
blow at Louis Napoleon:
" Addressing crowded congregation Of the church Of
St Roche, he charging upon the nobleness of sim
pie, truthful Character, which disdaned TO promote
temporary by crooked means when he exclaimed
However magnificent the design however grand the ex
ecution If the object be to effect what called the
saving of nation, he who effect this object makes use
of villsnous is himself nothing but villain The
and severe"
M. AUousrr HEuRrER has been charged by the French
Government with "a commercial mission to China, and
~ 'the various countries Of the extreme East"
RAILROAD TnhvELLISo-At late meeting in London
of the propretor Of the London and South Centre Rail-
way, II stated that simple contrivance had beer
oduced the trains that rail way for greater safety
saganst accidents by which communication preserved
between the guard and the engine driver by which the
guard from his box might at pleasure sound the
drivers whistle He said that during the last years.
arrying they did 1900 900 passengers and running
oooO0o miles annually, not single fatal accident had
,t Cured 70 passenger.
!, rHE TRADES o. PARIs-A committee Of inquiry from
he Paris Chamber Of Commerce have recently made
hor '1gh examination Of the industrial productions Of
Paris. ~ MICHEL CHEvALIER makes their report the
subjec Of short article from which we extract some
stas cs that may interest our readers appears that
wax fig ures are made the amount of 35 200 francs
the tail, rs do business Of 81 GOO 000 the jewellers Of
6l,oooWW tne goldsmiths go as high 102, 900 900
the shoentakers come mp TO 600 600 Tie fringe ma
kers TO 2S0OOO00; cabinetnakers the same tanners
and leatherdressers to 81 600 OOO "a
000,000 bronze founders Is 600 OO0 printers 70
IL 0o0, 000 piano makers II 600 600 and ,hat l.
i tile remarkable, artificial flower makers 10 fe como
III shawl makers goods to 10 600 600 hutcbor
mt sausage dealers put down 81 600 600 b.Lers
md pastry cooks ~, 100000 All together the
orod tets Of the city of Paris reach the sum OF fifteen b
lred millions Of francs, of which very large norton Il
exported from France for instance, they ship Of mill
merry 2G.t7,000 francs mems hats $3.50 umbrellas
060 600 The abors of the committee throw some oht
N the expense Of revolutions. In 1S47 duh year be
ann total Of manufactures in Paris was 4GS Cos 600
francs in I84S the year of the revolotion) ii fell ia
B77 b24 Oo0-a boss Of 787000,0 900, or "a per cent
B48000 workmen were employed in 1S47, 10000 in,
Is48-also dminn,t ton of 81 per cent NJ Chevalier
concludes thus: May the Pafsians forget this
evere lesson the revolt ton of February cost them
500, 900 600 Of francs "-Nss' York Evening Poet Y