Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-06-10

by the allies would greatly humate and paralyze the
Gear. 1t has yet to be acquired, however.
The only Parliamentary proceedings Of any conse-
quence during the week has been debate respecting the
issue of exchequer bonds, as proposed by Mr. GLAD
STONE. Mr. THos. BARRING moved that be issued.
The result was division in which Mr. Gladstone's pro-
position supported by majority of l04 in house
Of 476 members. This fixes, think, Mr. Gladstones
budget and financial plan without any material further
opposition. We glad to find Sir JAMES GRAHAM
stating Monday that at present the supply Of voun
teers from independent larger than the navy
could take He added this was not the case in Ireland
only but throughout the United Kingdom Sir WILLIAM
CLAY has introduced bill for the entirely doing away
with church rates, and, although the measure was pp-
posed by Lord JOHN RUSSELL and the High Church party
Sir William carried his motion for the introduction Of the
bill by vote of SO against g.
The returns of the Bank of England show continued
demand for money The decline in the banks metallic
stock is obviously checked but the movement is st
the unavorabe side and there is present appearance
that the late decline will be recovered. The funds
well supported in the little real business that is doing
The Crystal Palace is fast proceeding towards its
pletion it will certainly be opened the 10th of June
The Archbishop of Canterbury will conduct the religious
part of the Inauguration and upwards Of one thousand
performers vocal and instrumental will join in the exc
cution of Handels Halelujah Chorus. The calculation
is that the receipts for the first year will amount to
1881 000 the expenses 900, leaving nett income of
s34 0O0 The capital being million sterling, this cal
culaton would give dividend of "a per cent Thereceps
for the first six months estimated to average g7 900
per week and for the remaining six months average Of
G1 500 per week is calculated The admission money at
the exhibition of 1851 averaged for the whole time
e15, 900 per week .#s..r @E."....'". 49,.
There is nothing in Literature Theatricals. The
United States numerousy represented at the leyee
on her Majestys birthday, by the following persons
Mr. James Buchanan United States Minister and Miss
Lane; Mr. Sckes, Secretary Of Legation, and Mrs Sic
kes Col 7. d. Lawrence, Attache to the legation and
Mrs. Lawrence; Mr.. William H. Welsh, Attache to the
| Legation Judge Upham, American Commissioner, and
Mrs. Upham; and Gen. j. A. Thomas of New York, and
Mrs. Thomas. .. ...
There very little from any part of Europe be-
yond what we have alluded to in relation to the war;
The papers of this morning give the Austro Prussan
treaty length but there is little told beyond what was
previously known.
There is from Spain. Portugal has issued a
document declaring her neutrality. She has assumed
by the act which not previously accord
ed to her. Nothing from Italy. King Ohio has, it is
said been brought that his ambitious projects have
chance Of success, and has sent Gen. KELERGIs
concatory mission Paris 1t is currently reported in
Paris that Sweden has signed treaty of alliance with
France and England and ordered 200 gun-boats be
armed, and the Swedish feet Of six shps-of-thene
three gates and two corvetes to be ready for by
the end Of the month. .....* ...... .:..a .>.
MAY 26.-Last night the House of Commons rejected
the "oaMs ba" as brought forward by Lord JOHN Rus
SELL. This was not Ministerial measure, and it was
rejected not because majority against granting to
the Jews the civil rights of which they have long been
deprived but because majority thought they perceived,
in Of the provisions with which the bill cogged
advantages to the Roman Catholics which they dis
posed to withhold Sir F. THEsGER raised false issue
frightened the Church party and number Of the dis
senters and defeated the vote Of PSI against
it; only 247 voting for it.
The from Constantinople is not favorable The
Russians advancing from the Dobrudscha. They
have cut off communication between Sstria and Varna,
and also between Varna and Shumla The allied armies
are in motion to cooperate with OMER PAoHA. French
force has arrived Adranope and another division is
on its march from Gaipo. The English corps of light
infantry left for Varna the 18th instant The united
fleets were cruising off Sebastopol Gen. PARAGUAY
D'HILLERs has left Constantnope. Nothing from
! the Baltic. M. .r..... NJ. @.. "..
London Stock Exchange, o'clock-Consols s9s to s9a
| for 9th of June.
| The market for American stocks this week has beer
| quiet, with steady business. Messrs BELL report