Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-11

kst Is unquestonaby easier
The decrease Of in bullion is in the face of the
fact that upwards of half million sterling in gold is
computed to have been paid into the bank during the
week.
France has been busted paying due honors the
mains Of Marshal ST. ARsAUD. Certain military demon
sraons the part of France have excited good deal
of attention from Prussia The Monteur publishes re-
Of the receipts Of the direct and indirect revenue OF
France for the first nine months Of 1854 and compari
with the receipts Of 1852 and 1853, as follows
Revenue nine months of 1852. 5s6, ,676 900
Do do lS53,........ oZo, ,ozo,UOUS
Do do l854..............6lS,I3 ,I34, 600
The influence Of the war is spreading. newspaper
conflict has commenced between Austria and Prussia,
probable contest of serious cha
racter The journals Of these countries are attacking
each other with much inveteracy We do net attribute
too much Importance to these expectoraons Of naonaE
or rather coury spleen They merely indicate that the
Courts Of Austria and Prussia at this moment very
angry with each other Bavaria also has excited tho
spleen Of Austria by her siding with Prussia in her inter
probation Of the last article Of the treaty.
holding it to be void now that the Principaes evaca
ated In the time the Gear shows the view he takes
the present hreaenng aspect Of affairs BY placing the
three provinces Of his domons which are nearest Aus
trs under martial law These three provinces are Podo
lia Volbyna and Russian Poland and GoRTscHAKorr is
declared generassimo of the army concentrated in them
The Gar thus plainly intimates that he considers the
presented by Austria to France and Eng
land on their successes in the Crmes nearly tanta
mount to declaration Of war against Russia, whilst
his leaving his frontier next Prussia entirely denudsd Of
troops expresses quite unequvocay his entire conf
dence in Prussia.
The struggle between the King Of Denmark and his
people has reached anxious crisis The King has re
fused to recognise the constitutional veto Of the repre-
sentavos Of the people upon his appointment Of Minis
ters and the Of the people have resolved
to peach the Ministers who have nsgated their SOvc
reign to such an resolve and have been
his instruments in carrying it into effect They have
voted, by majority Of 80 to 6, the appointment Of
of nine to draw up the articles Of impcach
ment We enclose an extract from Danish paper giving
an interesting of the opening of the Parsmens-
"To-day, October I'd, the Parliament Of the Danish
kingdom opened after attending divine service in the
palace chapel The Of spectators was very
both inside and outside the Parliament house. The
first man who entered the great Grundtvg, with his
stately figure yet bowed seventy winters his sver
hair and splendid flowing snowwhite beard he came on
world in himself the great representative OF Christian
faith of Danish nationality, and of freedom Singuariy
enough he was followed by the whole state renegade
Never there greater contrast
"At quarter past twelve the Ministry entered ex-'
ceptng Motke and Crmn the rulers Of the two duchies
The PREMIER the eghtyyears old Orsted then read the
speech from the throne, as follows:
Receive salutatons Of your Sovereign. In
convokng Diet hero assembled cannot conceal tho
ction which been caused the sad dispositions
we'll by the preceding Diet different Sides
with regard to the whom have chosen constitutions
ally for prvy councillors and whom, after mature reec
ton on the consolidating the prosperity Of the
try we have thought it duty to retain Although tho
under which the Diet is about to commence s
labors appear promise e confidence in the calm
the Danish people too great for to lose tho
hope seeing the who have been elected discuss the
questions which warmly interest the public safety show
themselves capable Of serious reflections which will
make them regard system in just point Of view
than has been done by Of subjects who have been
deceived by false and passionate deductions We particu
arly hope that they will admit that the unity under which
is firm will place all the countries conhded to our
State and for leading the wholesome development of the
strength by people, We also hope that the
feet appreciation and in the midst Of difficulties which impede
its efforts will be completely admitted, in order that the
chance Of getting out Of the embarrassing situation in which
esee and which would be very prudcial to the
development which people will be led by the organizs
have in view. We must therefore indulge the hope
that this great work. thanks the loyal and intelligent
operation Of the present Dict will make step in advance,
thus strengthening lively hope that th. work may be a
compshed in perfect concord During the which har
Of the powerful States Of En-
rope have happily been able to maintain neutrality,
which less suitable to the prosperity of the countries
which are couded to than friendly relations with
NIL States Nevertheless has been for
assemble military forces larger proportions than
other circumsances but the which it has
tailed has been considerable and have not had In COD
sequence demand fresh taxes compelled to ABR
stain proposing reforms which will require consd
erable sacrifices With the exception of the constitutional
question shall to the Diet in the present state
Of things important laws and we are desrous that the
be prolonged beyond the time fixed
by the Fundamental law May Heaven give its blessings
the strength necessary that your work consodaas
the prosperity Of our dear country
stAt the close there pause, when Privy Coun-
cilor Bardenfeth exclaimed, The King foreverv Bnt
in moment Drewson added The King and the Consti-
tuition foreverv and this feebly cheered nine times
the being drowned by the most vigorous hsses Ano
ther member the venerable and reverend DR.. LndberE.
the great orenalist then exclaimed in loud and clear
voice. The constitution Of the kingdom Of Denmark for
everv and at this magic cry there arose storm Of en-
husiastc pauds which shook the chamber the hurrahs
being repeated fifteen times when they stopped as the
Cabinet then left the apartment, carrying many hiss
with them"
0croBRR 20.--The Conference Of American Ambsssa-
doris about being assembled the continent is sx
citing much comment and the expression of variety OF
opinions
The only news Of the day that there is news The
third edition Of the Times but the repetition Of the for
mer rumor and although news may come tomorrow Of
the capture ebasop it is certain that at present the
rumor of last night is altogether discredited The stock
market dull and quotable alteration since last week
RE.Acrrya SPRINGS foR FIRE EsGINEs-We learn from
the Scientific American that Mr. FRANKLIN g. SMITH, OF
TENNESSEE has within few weeks past obtained pa
tent for an important improvement in the manufacture Of
Ere engines His invention consists in causing the de-
scendipg Of the working lever, instead Of being
rested as heretofore by solid part Of the machine