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

Scotland is still prudent than England the proper
ton is lower in the younger ages but it increases with
the age until the proportions the in England
Whilst the subject of the census will state the
curious calculation that the expense incurred in taking
the Of 1851 (6l254l7) little less than Id
per head.
We sorry to report that the Cholera is making
pd progress in the metropolis, the deaths last week by
that disorder being SAL those for the last FIVE weeks
having been s. 49, 1873, 500, and 644 respectiyey-69
per cent. of the deaths by cholera or 446 as week
took place on the south side Of the river The total
Der Of deaths during tho week 1882 and the births
numbered 1862.
The Bank returns show decrease in the circulation
the private depostes the discounts and the bullion and
an increase in the public deposcs of them Of much
Importance. Money is in demand but the market easy
Turkish loan Of G5 600 is in the market secured
not only the general Of Turkey but by the
assignment of thirty millions of pasres tribute payable
by the Pacha Of Egypt to the Sultan by the treaty Of
184 contracted under the sanction Of the great Powers
of Europe. The reception Of this loan the Stock Ex
change is Of extraordinarily favorable character the
scrip being currently quoted at the close yesterday
Al to Al premium.
The crops Of grain throughout the country very
vorably spoken Of and the wheat is fast maturing for
harvest 2sa
London is very dull. Parliament is gone; the West
End desert and the long vacation of the common
law courts has commenced, and will terminate until
the Oath of October The origin Of the vacation
enable persons to lend their aid in getting in the harvest
but the gentlemen Of the legal profession it to
get in their harvest-their bills Last year there were
actions brought in the superior courts
viz. 1894 in the Queens Bench, LOG in the Common
Pleas and in the Exchequer In the county courts
there were asa, 946 plants entered
Continental neuus oil ;r,rortont Tn,
Spain the Ministers have acceded the desire Of the
people that Queen CHRISTINA shall leave the king
dom until she has been tried by the Junta EspARTERo
has given his word Of honor that she shall be kept safe
custody.
NJ. GARIBAIp1 is at Genoa, where he has published the
following declaration:
''As since my second arrival in Italy my has,
been mixed up with insurrectonary of which
do not approve think it right to manifest my opinion
publicly, and to youths who are always ready
expose themselves pers the deiverance of their
country against allowing themselves to be led aray b.
the falacious representations of who either de
ceiyers deceived aud who in urging them rash at
empts bring ruin, or OF least dscred on our cause
Russia and Austria yield nothing but what is mixed up
with the Eastern question. Gen. PARAGUAY D'HrLLIERs
has had an interview with the King Of Sweden which has
caused orders to DO given that the Swedish feet shall
be dismantled but remain ready for active service.
We find the following passage in the "North British
Review" for August and we quote 1t for two
first in proof Of the Of coal in the Russian Empire;
and secondly, present the spectacle of British
supporter of the Emperor OF that country
ssWe avoid noticing what is particularly into
resting at the present moment. SO early ms l84l Sir
Roderck Murchison justly remarked that without coal
modern people can become great either manufac-
in the naval Of war; and that Great Britain
has almost exclusive monopoly las respects Burope)
of this mighty AGENT since the carbonaceous Of
France are well known TO be valueless for ali great pu
poses In Russia there is valuable unbroken eoafeld
and if in the progress of cultivation her forests sap
pear she has very little mineral fuel supply their place
certain that the place of tho great upper coaeds
OF England is unoccuped by any due representative in
the Russian Empire. Without coal Russia to
advance in manufactures and naval enterprise"
Again: g The friend and ally Of England has been
placed in the position of it's bitterest enemy christian
monarch in defence of christian rights has been sudden
y denounced end and. in private quarrcls evert
virtue is overlooked every defect exaggerated and eve
vice and crime imputed 10 sovereign who YESTERDAY
friend Under such influences frantic people has hur
red the nation into war; the result of which prophetic
eye foresee Bat Judging from the experience Of the
past have hesitation in predicting whatever be the
result Of the struggle that when Engands treasure has
been spent and Engands blood she'd the wisdom of Lord
ABERDERS, in his efforts to preserve peace, will when too
late be understood and appreciated The philosophers