Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-04-02

twelve different German TRANSACTIONS OF Uncle Toms
Cabin" published during October November, and De-
Der last since which four five others have appeared
-Four hundred thousand names now attached to the
Stafford House Address to the Women Of America This
will be sent to Mrs Stowe before she sails for
England Stafford house is to be placed by the Duchess
Of Sutherland the disposal Of Mrs. Stowe for the pur
pose of giving series Perceptions to those who may be
DESTROYS to her Arrangements also making by
the Earls Of Shaftesbury, Carlisle &C. for giving Mrs
Stowe suitable reception at Liverpool the moment she
lands Surely the force Of folly further co.
Unless Mrs Stowe is of great good sense she
will run hazard Of having her head turned John Bull
has often comical notions, but Mrs Bull seems to have
exceeding wild ones
The Dublin University Margarine for the 1st of March
has long leading article entitled The French Grown
Matrimonial, in which it gives biographical sketch of
all the Queens and Expresses Of France from the wives
of Charemagne to the widow Of Louis Philippe Out Of
the royal and imperial consor there are but
thirteen whose there is dark stain Of sorrow
or sin Eleven divorced, died by the execu-
toner, very early widowed three were cru
ely traduced, three exiles thirteen were bad in
different degrees of evl the prisoners and the heart
broken make up the rest About twenty were buried at
st. DENIS who denied the of the grave; their
tombs broken, their collins opened their remains
exposed to the insults of revoutonzed popuace and
then flung intoa trench and covered with quick lime
Does history show any parallel to this list Of queens and
expresses in any civilized country?
The Moneur is the trouble of denying the truth of
various statements which have appeared in foreign jour
nails relative to France 1t says the mediation of France
had not been offered in the Austro-T question: and
consequently could have been refused France has
joined in any collective proceeding the question of
the expulsion of the refugees from England She relies
upon the good faith Of the English Government and has
doubt that it will fulfil in respect to France all the
duties of good neghbor France mot negotiating at
ST. Petersburg convention respecting the Holy Shrines
and, though friendly explanations have been
changed there, the negotiation will proceed at CONSTANT
nople:
The Emperor did not himself send despatch on the
occasion OF the attempt upon the Emperor of Austras
life; but the autograph letter in which he depored the
occurrence OF so odious crime transmitted by the
Minister of Foreign Affairs and presented to the Empe
ror of Austria by the French Minister at Vienna"
The next is denial, which makes no difference as to
fact:
The Emperor did not write confidential letter to the
Swiss Confederation but the French Government address
ed it friendly advice with view the maintenance
of good relations between Switzerland and the neighbor
ing Powers"
1t is rumored in political circles in Paris that the ques
ton of European Congress only the topis but
fairs connected with the political state of Europe will
doubt be treated the principal object is the final settle
ment of the Turkish question. In what manner that
settlement may be effected how it is to be rendered
fna it is hard to say; for, what to some would APP
pear the fnaty of the question: in any ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of European Turkey, would be to others the
ment of troubles difference Of opinion exists
to where this Congress should be held. One account
speaks positively in favor Of Paris; but this point
there difficulties. In the event of speedy determi
nation being to, it is expected that it will be held
in April or May.
The budget Of 1854, the examination of which has
been terminated by the Council of State is ready for
presentation to the Legislative body The receipts and
expenditures WILL it is stated be brought near an equi
librium, at least apparently 50.
1t is understood that the coronation Of the Empe
and Empress will take place next month Gen. Au-
PICK is appointed Ambassador at Madrid.
The only news from SPAIN is that recent decree for
bids the publication of any report Of the proceedings of
the Chambers except what authorized by the Govern
ment NARvAEz has addressed to the Senate very en-
ergeo representation memorial against the Govern
ment.
MARCH livery little news this morning either
foreign domestic. In the House of Lords last night
Lord BRoUGHAMs bill the law Of evidence and pro-
cedure' read second time In the Commons, Lord
ROBERT GRosvESoR obtained leave to bring in bill to
repeal the attorneys and solicitors annual certificate
duty Nothing else of Importance took place in either
House.
There is not any news from France. The excitement
the continent appears be increasing Letters from
Bee and Geneva represent the political condition of
Switzerland to be very much disturbed Rome seems
be good deal excited and the police very active.
News from Sydney to the 10th December 50 far from
representing the supply of gold having diminished
says The gold mania, instead of decreasing, was
spreading with greater intensity The produce was
equal to million sterling per month" The accounts Of
the harvest very favorable.
steady business continues to be done in the market
for American stocks, and prices are fairly supported
Present quotations thus reported by Messrs D. Bell
Son & Co. for Transmission to America
Redeemable Prices
United States per cent. bonds o. es
United States six per cent bonds 1852 l05
United States six per cent bonds 1865 Ill
United States six per cent insurance
United states six per cent insurance ~
New York State five per cents 1S5S-lSG0
Pennsylvania five per cent 50
Pennsylvania five per cent bonds 1852 % %
Massachusetts five per cent sterling
Virginia six per cent Insurance stocks 1s57-is75 Is %
Virginia per bonds 1885 esL 9gl5
Kentucky six per cent 1865 ~ 9s
Boston city ourand-ahalf per cent
sterling bonds 1879
Montreal city six cent lS5T-lss5
New York city five per cent stock 1s55-ls7O 80
New Orleans city six per
Pcnnsyvana Central Railroad six per
Phladclphs and Reading Railroad six
per cent mortgage bonds 1880 SC 81
New York and Erie per cents,