Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-23
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Thesteamer Pacific arrived at New York on Sunday
with Liverpool dates TO the 9th instant Cotton continued
in fair demand, and prices firm BreadsufIs were
duh, with decline Of three pence shilling in -four.
Consos selling at 1904.
Both houses of the British Parliament resumed their
session the 4th instant In the House of Lords Lord
CAMPBELL called the attention Of the House to the address
lated presented by London merchants to the EN-
peror Of the French He believed that the presentation
such address by any except the authorized agents
Of the Crown was violation Of the law of nations and he
wished to know ii the deputaon which proceeded with
it to Paris had been sanctioned by the Queens Govern
mentY The Earl of CLARENDON could not agree with
Lord Campbell In thinking that the presentation of such
address constituted offence against the law of ma
tons He could however, assure the House that the adj
had not received the sanction of the
for though he thought its language perfectly unobec
onable he had distinctly refused to instruct the Minis
ter at Paris to be present when ii was laid before the EN-
OF the French The Earl of ELLESBoRoUdH thought
that Lord Campbell had done quite right in bringing the
matter before the House For his part he dssented en-
tirey from the complimentary tone Of the address in
short, the whole transaction filed him with unqualified
disgust Lord MALnEsBURY thought the pursued
by Lord Clarendon was unexceptionable He might re-
greet that the address had been presented but it mat
ter for congratuation that it had produced good effect
in Paris After some further discussion in course of
which the Lord CHANCELLOR gave his opinion that the
which went to solicit the release of the Mada the sub
ject dropped.
Lady FRANKLSs steamship, the Isabel left Gravesend
the Sls in tow Of Government seam-tug which would
accompany her far Scly, whence she would make
her way direct to Behring's Straits.
Another appalling casualty took place the afternoon
of the lst instant in the wreck of the fine iron
Duke of Sutherland, trading between London and Aber
deem. On Friday afternoon the Duke after rapid run
from London arrived off the entrance of Aberdeen har
Dor, where feshet in the river Dee meeting the
tide and wind inshore, caused heavy SWELL which drove
the steamer the rocks at the end of the breakwater
and in short time the vessel broke up From the gross
est stupidity fifteen twenty persons suffered
drown in presence of hunlreds Of lookerson Captain
Howng of the steamer behaved with GOODNESS and in
repidty, and afterwards drowned in attempting
save female passenger
PRussn.-The Berlin papers publish semi -official
note stating that among the documents seized in the late
domiciliary visits were proclanations of German Re-
public. despatch adds that hygienic association
name not stated-numbering 10000 members, has been
dissolved by the Government The New Prussan Gazette
says that the conspiracy widely developed and that
the stores of arms and ammunition were extensive The
conspiracy to have broken out between the Sd and
9th Of the present month. The movement appears to
have had ramifcations throughout Germany At Rostock
Meckenberg, some arrests had been made, and ammuni
ton found Traces Of connection with he affair had also
been discovered in Heidelberg Konigserg, and Bremen
treaty for the mutual extradition OF criminals is
nounced between Prussia and the United States.
Respecting the refugees way to New York,
the Parliamento of Turin of 30th ultmo says
once, MARCH 2s-Yesterday morning the corvette San
Giovanni in which number of political refugees to be
conveyed to New York. arrived Villa Franca The vessel
carries twenty guns and Of ~ men, commanded
by the Chevaler Jaccia. There fhy-sx refugees
board The twentysx waiting her arrival Villa Franco
to be added that the entire number will be eighty
Six young Italians who at Nice, had obtained free
passage in the They going seek
America. The Government is feed the refugees and
give each Of them seventy francs landing Those who
should with the sailors may their allowance money
which win be paid them reaching New York Tonight
tomorrow the San Giovanni will quit the harbo towed by
steamer 1t forbidden 20 board but number of
inhabitants of Nice and foreigners repaired Villa Franco
to the corvette On Wednesday all the refugees will have
left Villa Franco, and no others expected"