Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-30

Of the crop viii be lost There have been Disturbances
at Nottingham to compel the bakers reduce the price
Of bread in proportion to the reduction in the price OF
wheat and at Kdderminster by portion Of the opera
ves for increase Of wages In both places, however,
quietness was restored without much difficulty.
France is fully occupied with the royal yisitings,
VIEWS &C. There is time, however found for the harvest
whichds stated to be abundant. Spain dses not
snow any symptoms Of becoming republic Queen
CHRISTINA is said to have arrived without any difficulty
IN Portugal Italy is her final abiding place. Madrid
remaMs perfectly tranquil. The of the
have quite discouraged the demagogc party
The ch2lera is in Rome, and has attacked the vati-
cam There have been agitadons in Naples occasoned
by the prohibition to quote the Russian loan at the
Bourse. The Russian Charge dAfares was very angry
at this proceeding and it is said demands his passports
unless satisfactory explanations are given.
The immigration from Germany has never (says Ber-
lin paper been than this year. Within
the first months of 1854 than 100 900
have embarked from Hamburg Bremen, Antwerp, and
Havre Alone and at least $4,000 preparing to
follow.
There has been great meeting at Copenhagen Of the
merchants bankers and trading classes More than 1000
persons assembled, and the meeting would have been
much larger but for the prohibition Of open outdoor
meetings. The meeting held in the Casino, the
largest public room in the place. number Of Senator'S
and members Of the Danish Parliament attended The
commercial moneyed and trading classes be-
fore fully represented in any public meeting in the
capital Of Denmark The resolutions passed Of the
most spirited description They unanimously adopt
ed, and are as follows:
81. Weregard the method pursued by the State Council
in advising the King issue the ordonnance Of the Goth
July last respecting plan for the affairs of the
Danish monarchy contfdfct only express as
surances given by the Government but also the direct
enactments OF the constitution
2 In the directions laid down by this ordonnance for
decomposition and arrangement Of the Common Supreme
Council and the paragraphs giving it only consultative
voice in all questions of legislation and finance
denial of those principles which essential to free
constitution, and which groundlaw is built
80. We rely the unity and frmness Of the Parla-
ment in its contest with Ministry which longer
pretend to the confidence Of the country after having
advised for the whole State well for the separate
State lands, socaed constitutions, opposed to the
Danish groundaw that they only separate instead
OF uniting the peoples after having limited inerpre
taon OF the reservation to SchesWg contrary
to its real meaning, admitted by the State Council it,
self on the 18th of February, 1882 Interpretation
which, used as preext for attacking that constitution
to which both King and people have solemnly sworn, may
movements whose consequences foresee
ID As citizens of free country we viii all do our
utmost that those which may be adopted the
Parliament in defending the rights of the people shall
obtain the practical and general sanction Of the whole
nation"
The meeting warned that the fourth resolution
implied the readiness Of the meeting to impeach the Min
sry and to refuse paying taxes should such extreme be-
necessary but it adopted with enthusiasm.
large raised the first portion of fund for
supporting the patriots dismissed from Office by tyran-
nica Cabinet for their votes in Parliament and for the
assistance of henational press against illegal and ruin
Gus prosecutions"
There has been great fire at st. Petersbgh, which
destroyed two hundred houses and consumed vast
amount of valuable goods.
SEPTEMBER 8.-We have domestic news this morn
ing but the foreign is important showing that opera
tons in the Baltic about closing for the and
those in the Black Sea commencing. The first is evil
denced by the of Gen. PARAGUAY DHILLIERs and
the French troops France and the sailing of the expe
dton from Varna for the Crimea gives promise Of the
latter We do not know what Admiral NAPIER can do
against Ado without troops and suppose that the diff
Guilty with Elsngfors and Cronstad is great it
was and therefore think that in five six weeks time
the fleets viii also return. "Old Charley may however,
have plans of his own.
PARIS, Thursday Epsnihg.
The that the French army of the Baltic is to re-
turn to France which not believed yesterday,
| to be confirmed.
The Patrc, in its latest news says: Private letters
which be received with the utmost reserve an
that Omer Pacha is on the Sereth with two bril-
gades, and that he the point of overtakng the
Russian guard.
According the latest intelligence the Junta Of Ma
drd had resolved to dissolve itself NM Vega Armeyro
and Coceo two Of its members had been appointed to
draw up manifesto on the subject.
The Bourse was frmer to-day in consequence Of tho.
dispatches announcing the departure Of the army to the
Crimea for September 3D. and Marshal ST. Arnauds pro-
clamaton indicating Sebastopol as the object Of the
petition.
The Russian General Bodsco who remains at the hotel
at Havre awaiting the decision of Government his
destination went to Frascnts the evening Of
his landing where he the object Of much polite
tention. The gallant prisoner who speaks French fu-
entity expresses grateful of the kindness which
he met with from the officers Of the Soueur The Gem
eral, well all the officers accompanying him. ara
permitted to be at large parole. II is said by the
Courier du Hayre that they will be allowed to reside in
any town in Franco they may choose Paris only except
ed One of the officers in General Bodscos suite has
wound received from the bayone Of French chasseur.
london Stock Exchange: Consols for money 95s.
fair amount of business has been done this week in
American stocks. Present quotations reported as
follows by Mcssrs D. Bell, Son & Co.
Redeemabls. Prices.
United States five per cent. bonds -
United states six per cent bonds 1852
United States six cent bonds 1868 LOG 1OT
United States six per cent insurance
lS67-6S TOT
United States six per cent. insurance
pennsy vana 1--WE per cents ~ 7sex1
Pennsylvania five per cent bonds 1877 So 50 ex'd-
Ohio six cent insurance stock 1856
Ditto ditto 1870
Massachusetts Eve per cent sterling