Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-01-03

1t is stated that Queen Victoria viii wear deep
ing for another year aud that next year the Levels VIII be
held BY the Prince Of Wales, and tho drawing rooms by
his Royal Hlghness aud the Princess Of Wales
The Daily News, in it's city article. says: 1t is under
stood that the Confederate endeavorng
issue In this country privately Otherwise bonds bearing
interest at the rate OF 8 per cent"
The death of Miss Julia Pardoe, the welknown novel;
list and boudoir historian is announced She bad been
suffering for some time from congestion OF the BRAIN
terrible collery explosion, from fire damp, had taken
place at the Edmonds main coliery, Barnsley The
number of in the niue at the time ID yarousy st-
mated at from fifty to hundred all Of whom had
doubt persisted
An officer and fifteen from the British gunbt ut
PeUgun having landed the coast of Arabia by invita-
ton from The natives in order procure provisions
barbarousy murdered. Seventy of The natives who
principally concerned in the murders, had been captured
/ and were to be hung.
The distress in the cotton manufacturing districts 10 t
increasing Mr. Farnas last official report shows an ad
diton of 1854 to the number of persons receiving pa
rocha eie and ststs that the increase ofpaupersm,
Indicated by comparison If the returns for the week enc
ing the 29ih umo and the corresponding week Of last
year. 6 per cent The total number of persons the
distressed unions who either receiving parocha relief
or assistance from local committees s 45737 and the
present total weekly expenditure is about f38000
On evening, Iotu Doctmpor,
Liverpool subscription list in aid of the distress amounted
to f66,792, ($3339eo)
1t is said that there is fair prospect Of relief for
the cotton famine in consequence Of the large arrivals of
the staple from india The London Daily News in of
its Trade and Finance" articles, says:
During the last month reduction Of about 40 600
bales has occurred in the stock at Liverpool the total
being estimated at 264 $50 bales The decline may be due
in the fact that the fall which took place
from the exsrbtant point attained by prices ia the cotton
market in September has induced some manufacturers
partially resume working Looking little way forward
we find that against this decline in the stock be placed
by way of seto the assurance that the quantity
the way this country from the East ILdes 1856
bales whereas at this date last year only $1,000
Now by the present years experience bales may
be reckoned sufficient for weeks reduced consump
ton, that matters will probably not get il
they do not mend Iuda and charity will step in between
the operative and starvation and will continue to do
M'ssrs. Du Fay g. Co. express belief that cotton
sPinners and manuf ictures have to the mini
mum of their production, which that the work
people have reached the minimum Of their employment;
and may Doshope that this represents the Of
their dstress?"
The formal inauguration of the Boulevard de Prince
Eugene by the Emperor in person took place Sunday,
the 7th instant aud all passed off we'll The spectacle
magnificent The Emperor rode on horseback,
and attired in generals uniform Prince Napoleon
and Prince Joachim Murst rode by bis eide and they
We're followed by brilliant staff Of marshas, generals, &C.
The Empress rode state carriage accompanied by her
aides of honor. The military cortege an imposing
one. Immsnse crowds were present and the Emperor
and Empress well received On arriving at the
Plea du Tone addresses read the Emperor by
the Project and by NJ Dumas President Of the Municipal
Council
Amid profound silence the Emperor stood up to reply
He said his constant desire to seek for the
to improve the condition of the aborng classes The
question of public Authorization had recently attracted his
particular attention The last discussion in tie Council Of
state will the introduction of some useful reforms
into the trade of bakers He congratulated the Project
and The Municipal Council the zeal they had displayed in
carrying cut lis wishes He felt he said greatly touched
at the Delicate attention shown in naming the
boulevard after Ills mother Queen ortense but he could
not keep for his family the monopoly nf htmsge which
due to the national glory He therefore requested that
the boulevard called after Queen Iotrnse should
heDceforth bear the Of Boulevard de Richard eno
IN order tn perpetuate the memory of of the working
classes who had wealth and honor by
and proby and who aso had put himself at the head of
bis workmen In deys OF danger to fight for his country
The close Of the Imperial speech the signal for the
greatest applause, which renewed when he disrbu
ted good number of the recomm sndaton of
his Ministers who all in attendance upon him. This
finished the ceremony The Emperor mounted his horse
and took the lead, followed by tae brilliant staff
The Empress entered her carriage with her ATTENDANTS
the escort fell into its place. the bands played the crowds
appauded, end the eorege returned to the Tuieties
THE COTTON CRISIS IN FRANCE
The Monte has the following: Although the cotton
trade is carried in forty different departments CT the
Empire there only fourteen fifteen in which it is
really important Among the later that Of the Seine In
tereure takes the first rank containing il does more
than afourth of the looms employed in cotton spinning"
By treaty concluded on the eth Of December between
the President of the Swiss Confederation aud the French
Ambassador the valley OF Dappes has been cedei to
France confederation Of tho cesson of equal extent
of territory n-Switzer.and
EflY,
The official Turin Gazette publishes royal decree, ap
pointing the following as the new Ministry:
Farni-President of the Council,
PasoIiii-MiDister of Foreign A fairs.
Peruzzi-Mpissr OF the Interior
Observation-Disclosures Of Justice.
Mipghet-Minster of Finance.
Dslla Rovere-Miuster Of War.
Observation-Disclosures Of Public Works
Parliament would reassemble the 1th Garibald |
will soon be well enough to return to Caprera.
SPAIN.
The Queen Of Spain in her annual speech paid
The Catholic sentiments of Spain are also my senti
mens; and may God favor wishes and efforts,
that the troubles of the Sovereign Pon who s the con-
slant object of my deepest veneraiion, may cease.
My relations with foreign Powers continue be friend
y hope for satisfactory conclusion Of the difficulties
that the disagreement of the penipotenaies in Mexico
has To the execution of the treaty o The