Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-21

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FRANCE.
The reply Of the Emperor to the depatationS of
the London Merchants was in English, and is re-
ported as follows:
''I am extremely touched by this manifestation.
1t confirms ME in the confidence with which the
good sense OF the English nation has always in
spired me. During the long stay made in Eng
gland admired the liberty she enjoys-thanks to
the perfection of her institutions. Nevertheless,
at one period last year feared that public opin-'
ion was mised with regard to the true state of
France; and her sentiments towards Great Britain.
But the good faith of great people cannot be
long deceived, and the step which you now take
is striking proof of this. Eyersince have held
power my efforts constantly tend to develop the
prosperity of France. know her interests; they
not different from those of all other civilized
nations. Like you, desire peace; and, to make
itsure, l wish, like you, to draw closer the bonds
which unite our two countries"
The Emptrors reply to the deputation of the
English Company for constructing canal across
the Isthmus, was also in English, as follows:
"Gentlemen-l received with the liveliest inter-
est the intelligence of the formation of a great
company for the junction of the two oceans. l
have no doubt that you will succeed in an under
taking which must render SO important service
to the commerce of the whole world, since such
eminent men are placed at the head of yonr COM
pany. have long appreciated all the advantages
of a junction between the two seas, and when
was in England endeavored to draw the attention
of scientific men to this subject. You may, there
fore, rest assured, gentlemen, that you will meet
with all the support from mo which such noble eff
forts Deserve" -.-'a
Colonel Hughes had private audience with the
Emperoror respecting the New York Exhibition
Col. Hughes suggested the appointment of a
French Commissioner, and to send out articles IN
a shin n wa These
ceived by the Emperor. s..
Toricon, socialist, was ordered by the police
to be watched. IN Nl ~
~ GREAT BRITAIN.
From Ireland the emigration sets Chiefly to A
merca.
The peace address. of the London merchants
does not cause them to stand high in the public
favor Men of the 'tJohn Bull' stamp say they
were mean Englshmen who would kreel with a
petition of peace at the feet of Louis Donaparte.
Lenluel Goddard, in the sperm oil and iron trade
has resumed payment.
Arrangements completed by the ant-slavery
committee to give Mrs. Stowe public reception
in Glasgow City Hall. An address will be pre-
scented, and a soiree will follow.
All classes of employees, are receiving increased
remuneration. 4.al .
The ministry cannut agree on the income tax.
slight shock of an earthquake was experen-
ced at Bracon, Wales, 9th March.
GERMAN AFFAIRS.
The German Diet decline at present to enter in
to copyright treaty with France.
The Duke Of Hesse Darmstalt, alarmed at the
emigration, requests the neighborng potentates to
arrest any of his subjects attempting to leave with
out his PERMISSION.
DENMARK.
Prince Frederick Zellesing Holstein is now ad-
dressing the Danish Diet, through the Daily
News, protesting against his brother selling the
Schleswig succession to the King of Denmark.
AUSTRIA.
The Archduke Albert will take the place OF
Radetzky in Italy.
ted permission to the soldiers of Napoleon 1. to
pay their respects to Napoleon Ill.
SPAIN.
The Countess Dowager Montiio, mother of the
Empress Eugena, had arrived in Spain.
|.. SWITZERLAND.
The Berne Federal Council published on tn e
22i March their note in ,1eply to the Austria n
complaints sainst Ticino. The Council deni es
the existence of cause of complaint, and expects
Austria to dismiss the matter.
RUSSIA. 5
Armaments continue in the, south of Russia, and
stores for fifteen thousand men, are said to have
{ been sold at Odessa.
Archipelago Islands and MontenegroSis noticed.
An ukase prohibits Jews from acting as agents for
Christian no seS there. 49, ....-.
TURKEY.
The Marseilles Semaphore learns that the Rus
slams demanded not only the revocation of the fir
man respecting the Holy Places. but that the
Greek Patriarch should receive his ondestis9 at St.
.PeterSburgh, and that the Greek church and cler-
gy be wholly placed under the direction of the