Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-09

sold The effects SO that the sale will oc
cupy nearly q month.
There is no news from FRANCE which has any bearing
whatever upon English affairs. Lord STRATroRD DE
REDoLHrE has been sojournng at Paris his route to
Constantnope and has been most kindly received by the
Emperor and had several private and long interviews
with him. 1t is evident that the best understanding
latiye to Turkish affairs exists between England and
France The new French ambassador to Constantnople
has left Paris for the latter city, after comforting with
Lord SrRArroRD The Emperor of Austria is said to have
taken step which may not, improbably, prevent the
Pope from coming Paris He has it to be stated
his Holiness in strong that the representative
of ancient monarchy he desires his right
precedence before Napoleon ILL., and that he would feel
himself sighted if the Pope were to the French
Emperor until several months after his coronation by
the head of the Church at Vienna This if true amounts
to ueto, far Austria may have power pronounce
one against the Pores coming to Paris ALL because
is scarcely upon the cards that LOUIS NAPOLEON will con-
sent to postpone his coronation beyond May
There is news from either SPAIN PORTUGAL ex-
ceptng what relates squabbes in their respective Par
aments Cortes and these, being struggles for
power between different political parties have very little
interest beyond the boundaries Of those kingdoms.
The of the intelligence from ITALY is painfully
uniform it all relates to forced contributions, censca
to be treated with unparalleled severity.
The semofcial Vienna journal denies at one sweep all
the assertions respecting Austrian note to the British
Government with which the German and English press
have lately teemed. In article published the 18th
instant the Correspondent denies in the most formal
that the Cabinet of Vienna had made any application
whatever to that Of ST. James relative the refugees
"Austria" says this authority, I" had trusted in the
good faith Of England, the Government of which had
vile directed the department Of Foreign Affairs The
speech by Lord Pamerston in the House of
Commons has since proved the returning ascendancy Of
this statesman in the councils of his country but it does
comport with the dignity of the Austrian Government
to address to that Of Great Britain demand which has
been in manner answered before it is made Thus it
only remains for Austria take all the necessary
for preventing all the crimes and troubles which
have their principal centres in London"
1t is also announced that the journey of the King of
Prussia to Vienna has long been settled intention, and
the Gar is also expected in the capita but their
interviews will have official character distinguishing
them from the ordinary meetings of crowned heads.
In her recent peremptory demands upon Turkey, Aus
tria to have been successful than the first
counts indicated There is pretty general conviction
that the concessions of the Porte I'd Of preserving the
independence and integrity of the Ottoman Empire have
paved the way for further aggressons and ultimate dis
memberment RUSSIA is said to be already gathering
forces the frontiers ofhe Danubian provinces The
Austrian negotiations at CoNsTANTINoPLE are
terminated than Russian mission makes its appearance
in that city, The object said to be exclusively ques
ton of the shrines in the Holy Land which bear upon
the rival influences of the two Christian confessions in
Eastern Europe the Romsh and the Greek Churches
France is said to have already obtained from the Turkish
Government concessions the Latin Roman Church.
which the Russian head of the Greek Church opposes
counter claims Montenegro has been completely
| ated by the Turkish army DIR. LAYARD has published
address to his constituents Ayesbury stating that
he does expect his services will be long required in
Consantnope and therefore does not resign his in
Parliament feeling that their interests win suffer in
| his temporary absence.
The Egyptian railway progresses satisfactorily. In a
few months it will be completed from Alexandria the
Nile, when the passage to Cairo will be effected in nine
hours instead of twentyfour now required and
the passengers to and from India will longer have to
pass night on the canal or Nile. The news from the
Cape Of Good Hope is far from being satisfactory There
is much insubordinaton among the KaErs The Indian
mail brought intelligence of any Importance the King
of Ava is dead The last arrivals from Australia repre-
sent the yield Of the goddggngs being larger than
ever More than hundred thousand persons now
work in the various fields and the average
/ ngs estimated at per man per week. The
total amount of gold produced to the Both December
1852, 8,99S,321 ounces say 1900, 900, which al
Go los per is Ella 600 but the intrinsic value il
nearly e16000, 900. This astonishing amount has beer
obtained chiefly by human labor almost unassised BY
machinery The quantity Of gold received in Melbourne
by escort during the five weeks which preceded the Isl
January, 1858, 238, 500 ounces or an average Of
A. 765 weekly. There to be strange IA
tally attending the steamships to Australia The Mel
bourne and the Adelaide both broke down their
tive first trips and the Australia has now returned to
port three times her attempt to her second
outward bound voyage. More disappointment and injury
already been occasoned to the passengers by these
vessels than have occurred in the New York
whether British American during the several years Of
their existence.
| MARCH 18.-The Parliamentary proceedings yesterday
Of very limited and local interest and there is
home of the least Importance. The steamer Sydney
has arrived from Adelaide in ninety days. with 49, 700
ounces of gold board worth e713000 The from
the Cape is pacific. There is not any news from
| the Continent
There has been active business in American securi
ties this week. there being fair demand both English
and continental account. Prices remain steadily sup
| ported.
FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT