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

choose to regard it as ground Of such liberation She
engaged stand by and assist Austria in Russis
pushed its conquests to the SOUTH if Austria incurred
any danger from internal external foes while further
ing German interests But that Russia has retired
it may be plausbly asserted by Prussia that whatever
dangers and difficulties Austria may be placed in, she
has brought them upon herself and can no longer claim
the assistance Of Prussia in any emergency Thus adj
hitting that Austria really the opponent Of Russia her
movement will probably aid that Power by pacifyng
and neutrazing Prussia perhaps converting her into
ally, and to march 100000 men to the of his
threatened seaports.
The Aland Islands, SO far conquest and proclama-
ton bring about such result, longer de-
tendency of Russia, but self-governing community,
under the protection of France and England The allies
thus occupy strong position, cheual of the Cuffs
Of Bothnia and Finland As long the navigation is
open this gives them the command Of the whole Russian
Baltic coast.
"The expedition against Bomarsund says the Times,
=" will be remembered in history the first in
stance of combined enterprise carried between the
French army and the British navy The two services
have not only acted in concert but parts Of the
army The men have lived together in perfect harmony
the close and ncessant intercourse Of the
transports at and landing upon the enemys ter
rtory they found themselves comrades for life and DEATH
united by those powerful ties which spring from
mon danger, common effort, and common victory.
Were there be other result Of this war; such union
between the regular forces of the countries il of in
calculablc Importance \ \ It will not be doubted
that if the two great Powers of Western Europe and
will thus practically unite their forces, military
naval enterprise within reach Of human attainment is be-
yond their strength
There great reocings in Aland after the
der of Bomarsund, and prayers were offered in the
churches for Queen VICTORIA and the Emperor LOUIS
NAPOLEON The Hon. Mr.. GREY left Aland Immediately
tn1o for in
posed to induce the swedes to join the allies. Many
Russians suocated in the Bomarsund classmates by
the smoke of their own fire. .' .<s@.y.. .s..
What the next movement will be is the subject of much
conjecture The northern shore of the Gulf of Finland
is generally supposed to be the line which the COM
bined forces will advance Finland is only kept in SUBJ
lection to the Gear by military occupation The fusion
OF its people with the Russians has not yet commenced
Thus, from the Baltic have brief statements of real
achievements; from the Euxne have reports of won
derful things to be done. =. ..'.. .s.,.
The Austrians entered Wallachia on the Goth The
whole corps of occupation will have passed the frontier
by the 23d. The troops entered Waaehia by Herman
sadt and Kronstadt The Austrian advance guard to
enter Bucharest the 9Th of September Three brgades
are preparing for similar movement into Moldavia.
There is nothing important in the returns of the Bank
of England The bullion has increased about G260 00O
the demand for money has become less urgent in both
London and Paris. The great probability is that the
harvest will be excelentn both countries. Harvest ope
ratons have become general in the north of England
and in many parts of Scotland and the accounts are all
but uniform as to the wheat crop being above
and that abundance will be the rule of the season.
Theatrcas scarcely mentioned and literature at
present very dull article. The only novelty promised
during the week is tale by the authoress of Mary
Barton which is to appear in g Household Words" un-
der the title of 's.North and South"
We enclose list Of the present prices of fruit and We
getables in Covent Garden market, of poultry in New
gate market and of fish at Bilngsgate, which may be
interesting to our marketing friends in Washington
We thought our friends at New York had got to the
plus ultra respects brick houses when they removed
threestory house of that material from one street to
another but the following advertisement goes far beyond
them: .r. ..t
"Smallwoods Portable Brick Houses supersede all
others; adapted to all climates and all purposes; COM
bnng portability with economy, strength durability and
comfort shops assembly and rooms, theatres
or private dwellings, promptly erected. n B. Additional
rooms made to ordinary buildings without noise or dirt
III Grove street, Camden-town."
We glad to find that females are now employed as
the principal operatives in the electric telegraph Offices
The occasion of the opening and propagation of Para-
TONS owing to the general desire throughout the country
to receive the royal speech with the utmost possible de-
spatch. All the officials the gui pip picked hands
appointed to work the instruments communicating
with the principal stations and spirit of friendly rival
ry prevails amongst the manipuators to who shall
transmit correctly the greatest number of words within
given time. Upwards of hundred and fifty clerks
generally engaged in forwarding receiving, and tran
scrbng her Maests address and on Saturday for the
fret time the services Of the female clerks now employ
ed at the Electric Telegraph Companys central station
were called into requston They forwarded the speech
with remarkable rapdy, in two instances equal
ling if not surprising the speed and correctness Of their
experienced male coadutors 1t may not be gener-
ally known that the Electric Telegraph Company have
tablished departments for young girls, under matron
with the view of aording wider and more intellectual
scope for female employment and the experiment pro-
misses be highly successful The most rapid result Of
Saturdays sending at rate Of .hirty6ve words per
minute. The transmission to the Continent (va the
Hague) was effected in twenty minutes.
There have lately been rurors in circulation relative to
the intentions of the English and French Governments
spectng Spain As yet they vague and varying in
form 1t is said that the English and French Auibassa
doris Madrid have received instructions to protest
ergecaly against any violence to any member Of the
family of Queen Isabella As to the real state Of aare
in SPAIN believe that the trial of the Dowager Green
has been demanded with Of course, her preliminary i'm
prisonment; to which EsPARTERo has consented The
treasury of Spain is in ruinous condition and it is said
the sAnroRrus Ministry has left deficit of about six
million pounds sterling The Examiner gives the fol-
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