Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08


impeached members to try those who accused with
being corrupt. Prob pudor!
The Bank Of England returns show that the circulation
is nearly the last week, say f22 1873 100 The
bullion has increased el00667 and is 92, sos 1872
The discounts have increased 9447 1919, showing in
creased demand for money Silver has again declined IN
value which, in the face Of such large supplies Of gold
was unexpected have been effected Loyds
on CA 0O0O 900 Of gold its way from Australia and
assuming that only half the has been shipped there
seems no probability Of money becoming scarce
The Northern exchanges continue depressed. English
funds are firm, and rather the RISE The price of
wheat has advanced from As to 5 per quarter during
the last fortnight The produce market is firm and ad
vancng American cotton is quoted 3D. higher at Liver
pool.
The return of the Bank of France the 9th instant is
very satisfactory, and shows decided improvement:
The coin and bullion
hand eco 457 $40, decrease 97s000
Bills DISCOUNTED 1O9e7, 202, increase 1870, 900
Advance on railway shares 2,823,75S, do 6sO,OOO
Advance to the State. 100000, the same.
Circulation ..... q, 7O2 go, increase 100000
Treasury balance cr........ 5,2l1,1l4 do $4,000
Private deposites .......... 6,198,03l do 10000
The Theatrical world has peculiar novelty or inte-
rest NJ JULIEN has made his bow in London previous
to his visit to the United States.
There are number Of New Books particularly the first
moirs Correspondence, &c. of Thomas Moore they are
called valuable addition to the biographical treasures Of
the English language useful introduction to the know
ledge Of architecture has been published by Mr. g. GoD-
VIM under the title Of History in Ruins Lord BEL
rAsr has published saLectures the English Poets and
Poetry Of the Nineteenth Century" "Mark Hurdle
stone" Pig Wellington" "Agatha's Husband, Lady
Bird" and sArnold Lee the of new novels by
authors of some eminence Mr. HIND the celebrated as
tronomer announces I" The Comets, Descriptive Trea-
tse upon those Bodies" s.Varronana, Critical and
Historical Introduction to the Ehnography OF Ancient
Italy by Dr. J. N. DONALDSON, and Homes in the New
World by FREDERIKA Bremen, are also announced
Mr. CoLr's revolving pistols and other firearms have
obtained SO great celebrity and consequently are in
such great demand in this country, that the inventor has
found necessary establish mandatory of them in
London These formidable weapons in great request
at the Cape of Good Hope for their extraordinary range
and precision and the rapdity Of their discharges
LOUIS NAPOLEON appears prosper in all his affairs,
excepting those of matrimonial description His match
with the Princess WAsA now decidedly broken off, and
the rumor now is that matrimonial alliance with Ma
PIES is under arrangement The Princess WAsA TO find
husband in Prince ALBERT Of Saxony and the Assem-
5se Rationale says that the prince has gone to Prague
where the marriage take place The editors OF the
Vienna newspapers have been ordered by the police not
Princess WAsA with LOUIS NAPOLEON
1t is expected that the Count CRAWFORD viii send
protest to all the great European Powers against the
ton of the French Empire, but believes it will have
any effect.
The notifications in the Constitution under dis
cussion in the French Senate will If adopted diminish
the small Of power left to the representatives of
the people, especially regards the control of the nan
ces and will greatly the prerogatve of the Crown
The Senate has fixed the annual appropriation for the
use of the Emperor at e1,000,000 ABD-EL-kADER
is to have allowance Of $4,000 annually during
his residence at Broussa. commission has been APP
pointed to frame constitution for Algeria. 1t is intend
ed to establish company the plan of the East India
Company to govern and direct colonization and commerce
in Algeria.
There is general dread among the Priests ROME,
and the heads throughout ITALY of the policy of
NAPOLEON ILL., They well remember that the title Of King
Of Rome shortly after that Of Emperor of France
and they little the fidelity Of their subjects to
imagine for moment that any resistance would be made
to the conversion Of the patrmony Of St. Peter into
French province. MALES is upon the alert strengthen
ing fortifcatons and continually increasing and exer-
csing its troops Letters from various parts of ITALY
in stating that the reestabshment Of the Empire
in France has had the effect of uniting the liberal party
in the former country which before that event d.
the Republicans AUSTRIA is evidently turning her eyes
with anxiety towards Italy.
From INDIA there tidings that the BURMESE war is
protracted by proceedings which universally
demned there they certainly unpopular at home
Atthe CAPE the Kar is still without any symptoms
of being brought close the principal chiefs still keep
harassing the British troops We continually hear of
their being attacked and pursued but they not yet
brought to submission nor driven the Kei
DECEMBER 1.-THE great news of the morning
is the defeat Of Ministers upon the Budget question
The division took place at four o'clock this morning,
after very damaging speeches from Sir ALEXANDER
CooKBURN, Sir 7. BARRING, and Mr.. GLADSTONE,
and very incorporate one from Mr.. DIsRAELI.
The result was vote of 2S6 for the Budget and
305 against it being majority of nineteen against
Ministers After the result was announced the
Chancellor of the Exchequer moved the adjournment Of
the House until Monday when he would state the
which the Government meant to pursue. All sorts of ru
mors are aoat but they succeed each other rapidly
that they are worth recording Mr. DIsRAELts
Guiding speech is characterized being ingenious
than ingenious clever than sound and part
than prudent"
Mr. DIsRAELI limited at the possibility Of the Govern
men being overthrow by coalition, evidently abiding
to the Wings and the friends Of Sir RoBERT PEEL and the
division certainly shows that both these parties united in
opposition to the Budget The Times concludes article
upon the subject by saying 1t remains to be seen
whether the great and Heterogeneous body Of Liberals will
be as potent and prompt to construct Government as
they have been to destroy one"