Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-10

you have applied an efficient remedy
Gentlemen Of The House Of Commons
We are commanded by her Majesty to thank you for
the supplies which yeu have granted for the service of
the present year. and for the provision which Won have
made for the defence of the country both by sea and land
Her Majesty will apply them with due regard to eco
nomy and consistently with that spirit which has at all
times made our national security the chief object Of
her care. :.
My Lords and Gardener:
Her Majesty commands us to inform you that she con-
tnues to receive from her allies the assurance Of their
undated desire to cultivate the most friendly relations
with this country.
IS with deep interest and that her Majesty
has viewed the serious which has "a
Gently arisen between Russia and the Ottoman porta
Inc emperor OF the French has united with her Ma
Jesin earnest cndeayors reconcile differences the
continuance OF which might involve Europe in war
Acung In concert with her allies, and relying on the
e1erons OF the Conference assembled at Vienna her
nesy mas gooa reason to hope that honorable ar
rangement will speedily be accomplished
Her Majesty reoiccs in being able to announce 10 Won
the termination of the the frontiers of the sefa
men Of the Cape Of Good Hope and She trusts that the
Of representative in that colony
may lead to the development of its resources and enab
to make efficient provision for its future defence
We are also commanded to congratulate YOU that bv
the united exerons Of the naval and military forces Of
her Majesty and Of the East India Company the war in
Burmah has been brought to honorable and success
full issue The objects Of the having been fully at
taned and due submission made by the Burmese Govern
ment, peace has been proclaimed.
thankulness to Almighty God the tranquility which pre-
walls throughout her domnions together with that peace
full industry and obedience the laws which ensure the
welfare OF all classes OF her subjects 1t is the first de-
sire OF her Majesty promote the advance Of So
cla improvement and with the aid of your wisdom still
further to extend the prosperity and happiness of her
people.
The commission for the propagation Of Parliament was
then read by of the clerks the table after which
the Lord Chancellor decaredit to be her Majestys
prorogned until Thursday the 9th of October next and
the Parliament was prorogued until that day accordingly
Before closing up in the Commons, Mr.. MoSKTos NIL
MES took occasion to ask Lord PALMERsToN he was able
to give any to the House the moral conf
dence which the Government entertained with respect to
the evacuation of the Danuban Principatie SO as to
enable Parliament to be prorogued without anxiety To
this point the attention of the country was mainly
directed. Lord Palmerston replied:
The answer to the confidence of her Majestys Go
vernment may be given in the shortest possible space
namely their belief that Parliament may be safely pro-
rogued under present circumstances With regard to the
evacuation of the Prncpates, can only say that am
confident that the Emperor of Russia having had due
gard for his honor and character which every sovereign
of great country must always DO inspired by will take
the earliest opportunity after the settlement with Turkey,
and of his own accord will make merit of evacuating
the Prncpalities without the slightest delay This is
my confident expectation and belief"
Sir Charles Napier at the point of death when the
Atlantic sailed.
There had been another great yacht at Cowes in
which the American clipper Sylyie had taken part and
was beaten This from the club house of the
yacht squadron to the Nab Light After describing the
race mnutey the London Advertiser Of August % Says
The Julia was then declared the winner, after of
the finest The winning vessel was built
by Mr. Kelsey, Of West Cowes, and only launched
about three months ago. No restriction whatever was
placed upon the Syye either in the Of her dropping
keel her number of men, in any other respect and
The following appears in the London Globe of the ed
ultimo The owner of this splendid vessel 1.-THE Ameri-
can cutter yacht Svie which the second prize "a
cup, value e50l on Saturday not feeling satisfied in
being beaten by the julia reported challenged
Mr. Peareth to sail his yacht for any he may please
to name"
FRANCE.
The Monitew publishes the treaty of commerce between
France and Chill.
Gen. Monthoon, who shared the Emperor Napoleon's
captivity at St. Helena, has died in Paris.
The bordeaux and Paris railway is open time,
thirteen hours.
The Emperor and Empress had gone to Dieppe and
taken up their lodgings in the Hotel de Vile All the
ships of war the channel coast had received orders to
assemble at Dieppe.
Officers Of the navy forbidden to wear any foreign
order decoration without permission the Emperor
The Prince of Echmuhl, Duke Of Auerstadt only son
Oh Marshal Dayoust, had died at Paris after lingering
illness of six years.
The Florus, ship-of-war of 90 guns, screw propeller
was launched at Toulon the 9Th.
NJ A. Oder, Censor of the Bank of France, Z
Deputy and exPeer Of France had just died his resi-
dence on the Boulevard Poissonniere.
RUSSIA.
According to accounts from Gaatz the Russian Govern
ment has ordered surveys be made with view to the
construction Of electric telegraph between St. Peters,
burgh aud the ports Of the Black Sea. The Austrian
Lloyd anticipates connexion between this line when
completed and the Austrian either by way Of Czernowtz
or through Bessarabia and Walacha
TAGASRoG AUGUsT 3.-The result of the harvest is
most favorable Large purchases Of grain and bread
stus have been made here and Rostofo expectation
and tho transactions would have been still more extern
sive but for the want Of vessels.
TURKEY.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, AUGUST "a conspiracy has been
discovered Aeppo The conspirators are Aussulman
fanatics. Their object to plumber and kill the Chris
tan inhabitants Of the towns The rngeaders had been
arrested and transported to Rhodes.
The Austrian Internunco has in the presence Of the
Ministers Of France Great Britain and Prussia assured
the Ottoman Ministers that Austria does by any means
intend to encroach upon the integrity and sovereignty Of
Turkey, and that in the Porte should not consider
the military occupation Of Serva be opporune Austria
would ut once give up the idea Of occupying Servia
The Austrian Consul at Adranople who had left his
post has been ordered to return and his duties
correspondent Of the Cologne Gazette writes from
Constantinople the 9Th: According the Prussian
officers who have just returned from the Danube Sis-
rs and Rutshuk have been placed in complete state of
defence by the fort6caons erected there Shumla
CURED scarcely any repairs; Varna will be in perfect
condition by the end Of msnh These officers speak in
the highest terms Of the Turkish soldiers especially OF
the artlerists from the Dardanelles"
BELGIUM
MARRIAGE or THE DUKE DE BRADaST.-The Brussels
are in exaces with the preparations made