Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-19

useful business. Mr.. A. O'FLAHERrY the member for
Galway, assures his constituents that 6yfour members
Of the Irish brigade" prepared to give Lord ABER-
DEEMS Government fair trial.
The returns Of the Bank Of England exhibit the follow
ing results
Circulation G22 305, 0S5 Decrease 1890 1926
Coin and bullion IL, i02, $50 298,452
Public deposites 6,289,29 increase 67l,002
Other depostes l2,0l2,579 decrease 593,652
| Reserve l0097,275 increase 9l,S7S
The bullion in the Bank has diminished G3, 000
600 from its highest point The Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer has reduced the interest upon Exchequer Bills
from 3D. TO Ia. per per diem which viii about
100000 per to the country The Australian
ships are still kept out by contrary winds hence
bullion leaves the country than is received The speech
Of LOUIS NAPOLEON and the discussions the House Of
Commons all indicative Of peace, and great conf
dence has been restored the pabc mind Business is
active in the produce markets. and the manufacturers
fully employed. Parliament appears to be disposed to
attend to public business the Administration works well
together, and the public to have confidence in it.
The social commercial and political atmosphere Of Eng
land is bright and tranquil The question Of opening
new sources for supplying the English manufacturers with
cotton has not lost any Of its Interests but think the
hope of procuring any supply from of those sources
is very faint and distant. Good cotton may perhaps be
grown in Montevideo, and very superior cotton
doubtedy be produced in Ausralia but want Of cheap
labor in both places will long form obstacle to the pro-
abe pursuit Of the culture In India land and labor
cheap enough but the prospect Of greatly increased
supply of better cotton from that country does
I to improve
The fifth annual report Of the Poor Board just
been printed and shows the expenditure for the mainen
Of the poor during the FIVE years existence the
Board, to have been
1913 gs.ls07e5
1849 . 5792 1853
! 1850 . 5.395022
1851 1862 7O3
1852 4,89I,766
The increased GOODNESS of the weather has produced
increased mortality, both of old and young in this great
metropolis. The mortality during the last Ave weeks has
been 1884, 1,0l1, 1920, 1926, and 1928. great guam
tity of has fallen in the northern and midland
ties The depth Of in Lincolnshire is greater than
had been known previously for twenty years.
Foreign is FRANCE appears calm and
prosperous under tile Imperial regime
There very prevalent that the Courts of Aus
tra, France, Prussia, and Russia about to make
another and yet effort than they have
made any former period induce the British Govern
ment expel from its territories the political exiles Of
other nations We cannot doubt the result of that appeal
1t viii not for moment be listened to- respectful but
firm refusal win promptly be given to the appeal 1t
happens that the Executive Government has power in
the natter Both branches Of the English Legislature
consent repeal LAW which passed than
mental soyeregns be assented to- Thatact affords
political refugees to all Others protection and enjoy
ment of political liberty.
The little news which is received from IrALY-for very
few letters allowed to leave Mandescrbes in strong
terms the horror excited all the country by the stu
alton which Lombardy and Venice reduced to.
The quetest have become violent and the local Cow
ernments taking precautionary particularly
Naples, Rome and in Tuscany resist instructions
-
have been arrested and imprisoned upon the slightest
pretences Troops kept their barracks that they
may be ready mnmonts notice 9shsrs ro=tnnt-
" patrollng the streets.
An attempt assassinate the Emperor Of Austria
made Friday last 18th instant about o'clock. His
Majesty walking the baston, and had halted for
moment the Carnthan gate, observe the
cises of some soldiers who below The assassin ap
preached the Emperor from behind and delt him blow
with large knife the neck The wound is said to be
serious and his Maesys speedy recovery is antic
pated. The assassin is Hungarian named Ladslas Ii
beny He is twenty-five years of age. When led of to
prison his incessant cry " Viye Kossuth." We find
this statement in the Independence Beige The state of
Italy said to have made deep impression in Berlin
The King is stated to have declared that the
there connected with deep conspiracy which has its
ramifcaons throughout continental Europe and in the
first moments of alarm about twenty respectable nhab
Very have been put in force against the
press The close union which seems be cementng be-
tween Prussia and Austria viii lead new and import
ant combinations Of both political and religious questions
well us commercial ones.
So far as we are ut present advised, MoSTENEGRo-a
district Of mountain land lying upon spur Of the Julian
Alps with population Of less than hundred thousand
soulsis not only playing the game Of against the
whole power Of the Turkish Empire but is likely
the present little evolve the materials of great
Russia and Austria neither Of them friendly to-
wards Turkey have their eyes upon this contest and
England and France both Of them anxious for the main
tenance Of Turkey in her place and power European
nation, not Indifferent to the result.
FEBRUARY 25.-The principal home Of the
ing is the result upon the division Lord JOHN Rus
SELLS motion that it is expedien to consider the civil
disabilities at present affecting her Majesys subjects Of
the Jewish persuasion with view to their removal in
like and with like exceptions those provided
for removing the disabilities of her Maestys Roman
Catholic subjects" Lord JoHS RUSSELL, Lord Monk,
Lord DRUMLANRIG, Mr.. SEYMOUR, and Mr.. 0'CoNSELL
spoke in favor Of the motion and Sir RoBERT ISGLIs Sir
ROBERT PEEL, Mr.. NApIER Mr. WrGRAN, and Gel SrB-
THORPE against it. II was carried by vote Of 234
against 205. We very doubtful whether Il will sue
coed in the House Of Lords.
There is very little from France. There was q
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