Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-07-15

tnue The rate Of interest is rapidly rising abroad at
Hamburg il has increased from two to four per cent
within the month There is very little doing in the
or produce market the price of wheat is the decne
and the natural result is reduction in the price Of bread
The growing crops reported avoraby Of particularly
in France and if Europe cannot be at peace there aP-
pears to be fair promise at least Of plenty.
There is little foreign news beyond what has been al
ready alluded to- The Government Of Naples has pub
lished decree which forbids the expectation Of cattle
from the two Sices. This is offensive act towards
France and England The expectation Of that great sta
pie of scilian commerce-sulphurha also been prohi
bited in spite Of the treaty with England King FERpI
sASp appears be devoted body and SOUL to the Cans
cause lie seems however, be apprehensive of quar-
rel with sonabody for he has provsoned Gatea and
tired there for the summer. He is also continually in
creasng the Notifications there and at other places the
coast. The opinion of the Roman Government on the
Eastern question continues to be most decidedly anti
Russian. The Morning Advertiser says:
"The warke demonstrations of the Papal Government
continue on small scale the western coast and the
dimnutive steamers San Giovanni and Archimede still
cruise about off Porto DAnzo prudsntly towing piece
Of cannon in gunboat, in order not to endanger their
own timbers by the conclusion Of discharge Theland
forces his Holiness have been diminished by the deser
ton en- 1sasse of forty Swiss soldiers from the garrison OF
Maceraa circumstance which has not little afflicted
the Government showing spirit of dsafecton 10 the
battaions most relied upon.
The nsurrection in Greece has tcrmnatedby the sub
mission Of the last nsurgent chief Had Petros. Piracy
is also diminishing All is quiet Albania and Thessay
where TREAD EFFENDE has exerted himself to
sumen and Christians to live together henceforh har
mony. Lord WEsTMoRELAsD has given assurances A Vi
emma similar 70 those made by the French Ambassador to
that his Gnvernnent would oppose any attempt
at making the Oriental subseryisnt TO the projects
Of the Hungarian or Italian national parties. He gave
too satisfactory explanations" about the reception Of
Kossuths renewed agitation in England.
The Milan Gazette Of the 14th publishes official
der dissolvng the Austrian military Gordon the frontier
Of the Canton of Tcino. The French journal the Prose-
Of Saturday, Gays:
ellis Royal Highness Prince Metternich at the special
and personal request of his Imperial Maey the Emper
Of Austria, has embodied in state PAPER his view Of
the arrangements which, in the present condition of af
fairs, may conduce to just and honorable peace. We
have to believe that these views hav been
ncated, although not officially, to the Ear Of Aberdeen
and that little doubt prevails from previo1s communion
tons that have taken place. that they win De substantial
~ adopted by the English Minister TIL. prospects of
speedy termination of hostlites are very favorable"
The latest from St. Petersburgh states that the
troops being Withdrawn from Narwa ard other places
and concentrated round the capital Two divisions of the
Russian fleet at Cronstadt and Sweaborg.
The troops stationed the southern coast as far Bal
tic PORT and the northern coast as far as Eesngfors
ready to march at the first CALL An Imperial ukase
authorizes the Minister Of Finance to issue the two last
series of paper money which to produce 60O00O Of
silver roubles and complete the issue authorized by the
ukase of January last Large mercantile failures are
taking place at ST. Petersburgh; the last failure for
100000 silver roubles Persia appears to beagain at
issue with Russia and has refused to receive Gen. DANI
koFY ambassador A rupture between the two coun-
tries is again regarded as imminent.
The Paris papers do not make much consequence OIL
The evacuation Of the Princpates they, like the English
'nes do not regard sufficient concession to pub
c opinion of Europe to form the foundation Of ngoa
ions for peace They truly say that until Russia ready
obey the decisions of the great Western Powers and
accept what may appear necessary for the
odaton of general peace and security for the future
he present position Of Russia, and her resolution to
he Principaies, must be regarded not voluntary
but tho result OF serious military disas
er as forced retreat not willing evacuation The
evacuation Of the Princpates is called only phase
N the Eastern question.