Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-02-19
NEWS BY THE TELEGRAPH.
FROM EUROPE.

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The steamer Niagara brings dates from Liverpool
to the Goth ultimo. Amongst her passengers is
Chevalier HULsEMANN,
The price of cotton, during the week ending the
26th, advanced an eighth, on fair and good qualities
Breadstufs in the mean time declined--four
shilling per barrel, wheat twopence per bushel and
corn shilling per quarter.
A good business was doing in American securities.
1t rumored that Sir FRANCIS BARRING is
soon to succeed Mr.. GLADSTONE as Chancellor of the
British Exchequer
The civil marriage contract of the Emperor NAPo-
LEON has been signed, and the 3Oth ultimo was APP
pointed for the religious ceremony.
The EARRINGS have lent Spain fifty-seven million
reals on security of the national property.
LATER.
The steamer Alps arrived at New York last night
with dates from Liverpool to the I'd instant.
Cotton had slightly advanced and -four and other
breadstufs further declined
Viscount MELBOURNE, exPremer. of Great Bri-
tain, is dead.
The marriage of the French Emperor took place
on the 29th at the Tuileries. The Paris papers
state that the ceremony was conducted with noble
simplicity in the presence Of about eight hundred
persons The religious ceremonies took place on
the succeeding day at the Church of Notre Dame,
and were signalized with great pomp and splendor.
being decorated with flags in all directions, and the
streets lined with military, presented scene most
imposing.
The Empress refuses to allow the Senate to set
tie any dotation upon her This, coupled with her
previous refusal to receive set of ewelry from the
municipal council, had produced very favorable
impression of her.
Napoleon's speech announcing his intended mar
riage has created prodigous sensation at Vienna.
Tba Nv ha M,n,ct IF Tor
eign Affairs to the Austrian Ambassador, relative
to the Emperor's allusion to Maria Louisa, is not
deemed satisfactory. A difficulty still exists be-
tween the two Governments concerning the time
the Roman States are to be occupied by French
troops. The Lloyds, of Vienna, announces def
mite arrangement of the differences between Austria
and the United States.
| The Turks have commenced active operations
against Montenegro They have destroyed three
villages by fire, and Osmar Pacha, with twenty
four thousand troops, is pushing toward the
capital Austria has dispatched Count Jellachich
to the frontiers with eighteen thousand troops.
Stu Later from Europe.
HALIFAX, FEBRUARY 1.-THE steamship America
rived here this morning from Liverpool with dates the
4th instant.
The London Morning Advertiser says that packet Of
eighty letters has been stolen from the Emperors private
apartment and suspicion rests upon Mrs Howard. Let
tiers which impcate the first of France are also
thought to be in her possession reward Of 100000
francs has been offered for their recovery.
Paris has resumed its wonted quiet The Emperor and
Empress remain at St. Cloud. The Ministers about
giving, in turn, fetss in honor of the marriage.
The Emperor proposes build palace Marseilles,
and said one in each Of the principal towns of France
and reside at each alternately commencing
with Versailles.
The Coronation will take place in May if
The Augsburg Gazette publishes despatch from Ber
n stating that in the recognition of the Emperor Napo
leon, Russia Austria and Prussia emphaticay call for
the observance of existing treaties and the maintenance
of the present territorial limits in Europe.
The Montenegro war is progressing. Up to the 10th
ultmo the Montenegns victorious in the South and
East but very hard pressed in the North The odds
too great to hope for their ultimate Austria
has given permission to all unarmed fugitves the
frontiers Later that the Turkish troops
have entered Montenegro through the defe of osrOgs