Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-16
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

On the order book Of the British House Of Commons is
an order by Mr. French call the attention Of her Males
tvs Government to reported to have been made
by the noble Lord the Secretary for the Colonies that
law of the Crown had given their opinion
that the State Of South Carolina was justified in impr-
soning as they do coored seamen subjects OF her
Majesty and to inquire whether in their future relations
with that State her Majestys Government prepared
to admit the legality of these proceedings"
On the 9th Of june in the House of Lords the mani
festo signed by Count NEssELRoDE was alluded to- The
Times gives the following version Of the matter: /.
Lord LYNpnuRsT. wish to ask the noble Earl at the
aead OF the Goyeentf he has any objection to lay on
the table Of the bsnse copy of the State paper pub
ished recently in the Journal of ST. Petersburgh, and
with the Ottoman Porte?
As am mott any way connected with the Government,
may without creating any embarrassment, venture to
say that II the copy OF it have here be correct is
Of the most alacous, of the most Illogical and one
OF the most offensive and insulting documents of that de-
scription it has ever been my misfortune to read.
The Earl Of ABER1EEN understood to reply that he
could not at that moment say he would lay the paper re-
erred to the table, but he might not be indsposed to
do SO IN q few days.
charter has been granted to the Australian Steam
Navigation Company, via Panama.
The christening of the infant Of the Queen of Eng
land took place on the 28th in the private chapel Of
Buckingham Palace The Archbishop of Canterbury read
Oxford and Chester and the royal chaplans The King
of Hanover the Princess Of Prussia Princess Mary Of
Cambridge and the Princess Of Hohenlohe Laugenburg
the sponsors The young prince named Leopod
George Duncan Albert.
FRANCE.
The Duke and Duchess Of have arrived in Paris
from Madrid visit to the Empress. The Duchess is
sister to her Majesty.
Respecting the action Of France on the Eastern ones
ton all is based on mere hearsay. Nhrs
kAc, ,Iarfol h,,,1l nar;c
public baths and washhouses at his charges They
will cost him over $4,000.
The dividend of the Bank of France is fixed at 7Of
per share for the first half year of 1853
The Moniteur publishes despatch from the Governor
Of Algeria in which he states that he anticipates he will
be able to finish the campaign in the Of few days.
when the army will be employed in the construction of
road for the union of Ddjey with setfand Constantine
SPAIN
The u s. frgate Constitution arrived the 18th at
Gibraltar from Tangier, and the 18th sailed to the
westward.
The Ministerial crisis had been arranged by the retire
of the Minister Of Finance and the appointment of
Signor PASTOR. The portfolio of Foreign AfairsrHas
| given to NJ. CALDERoN "A BARoA, Minister of 81
in the United States and OF Agriculture to Senior MoYAN
SWITZERLAND.
Vienna advices, June 23d, mention that Count Kar-
nick Austrian Charge dAfaires in Switzerland had left
Vienna for Berne and speedy and pacific settlement Of
the Swiss question was expected The Bund newspaper
announces that the Austrian camp at Gaarate had been
broken up, and that the bocus Of the Pedmontese terri
| tory is about to be suspended.
TURKEY.
To June 18th the Russians had not entered the Prn-
cipalities The movements of the troops continued in
Bessaraba and nearly 100 600 men were stationed along
| the Modayian frontier. Russian force encamped
Skoeo the 18th expected to reach Jassey
18th The correspondence of the Oest Deusee Post pro-
fesses have learned that " the Russian Cabinet does
not intend to let the troops pass the frontiers but to
keep them on footing, and quietly wait for the
things to come in Turkey" Although this is doubtless
&c fhn ontpi
however that at any moment be upset by the advance
| Of the Russians.
Though the affairs of the East have thus lost Of
their interest and probably will not for time to come
yet certain that the anxiety Of the public in France
and England has much diminished, and confidence in
pacific settlement of the difficulties begins to be assured
The departure of Baron Bruck the Austrian Envoy for
Constannorle where arrived ldth, tended much
10 bring about this improved feeling although the tenor Of
his instructions is quite unknown On the hand it is
asserted that the Austrian mediation is merely that
Baron Bruck instructed to urge the Porte yield
the demands Of Russia According to another version
Russia had desired Austria to make that demand but
Austria had declined to do So the ground that Russia
pretences untenable and therefore Baron Bruck
would be instructed merely to pave the way
i Citation.
The alleged be given to the Austrian En-
bassyin Paris encourage the idea that mediation or
Cancellation Of kind is actually meant If these
assurances could be confded in there would remain but
little doubt ola pacific settlement The later dispatches
| are thus given:
passed through this town the 18th instant his way
Bucharest and Consannope. After his departure Rus
sian Consul informed the Prince Ghka that unless the Porte
accepted the mmatu the Russian General had orders to
cross the Pruth and hosttes He
desired the HosPader to take the necessary for the
victualng and the general comfort Of the army In the
course Of the last three days deachmens Of Russian troops
have marched into skuiani Jassy, in which place
| corps Of AZ, 900 men are to be concentrated.
"sr PErERsBuReH (no date 1.-THE occupation of the Da
nubian Princpae is here considered very probable
1t would that preparations making ION semba
Pepae for an object Of still greater Importance the
whole squadron Of the Black Sea has been armed war
Russia appears msrus the attitude assumed by Persia
ever since the Russian quarrel with the Porte."t
PERSIA
The following extraordinary news comes via CONSTANT
nople letter from Erzeroun dated June 3D. mentions
that four caamites had occurred in Persainundatons
and cholera at Teheran ocus Ispahan and terrible
earthquake at Shraz and Cashan At the former place.
1900 to Is 900 persons said to have been killed by
an earthquake during the night and the pestience
from their unbured corse Last from Teheran
say the cholera was decreasing The British mission had
asa measure Of precaution, moved to the hills
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The British mail steamship Onto arrived at Panama