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London, England, 1848-11-22 00:00:00

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faterti of the monarchy, which has arisen between
the down snd the legislature of the country, will be
oared in the manner mast in conformity. with the
vibes of the pacific part ot the population; inasmuch
• this nomination by causing the disacoord between
the Assembly sod the ministry to cease, would re-
ightehsh the harmony so much desired between the
mot powers of the state. It must be hoped, on the
4hie 104 that the Assembly, seeing its legitimate
inito ootiogerl, will not push its exigencies too
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FMANKFORT.—Onr intelligence from this free
M of the 18th Mat. In the German parliament
soe 17th, the minister, Sehmerling, said that the
wool government was taking part in the negotia-
Ono ea the queetion of Italy, and that it hoped to
olive at a pacific arrangement. He added that, in a
ko, goys, the cabinet would make known what mea-
nies it bad roolved on with respect to Switzerland.
A emelatioa was adopted to the effect that the
ministry was invited to interfere directly in Austria,
to assure 'Topic' to the law as regards forced enrol-
ants in the army acrd arbitrary arrests. It was an-
loosesd that the Prince laming., not having thought
eight to accept the mission to Auotria with the instroc-
ems of the ministry, another personage would be
choose. The following resolution was proposed by
IL Reppard and supported by several other deputies :
coosserate that A. liessermann he. placed himself oa the
tile et Ow Crown of l'rusds. contrary to the mobil:ion of
d. jostled, ache lath,, die Nat:omit Assembly invites the
pima aoseroveent to meal St. Doberman end to send
soother rowelismoa to Bettis, to prevent a collision between
the mei* wihe '7,00.. sad to oblige the Pemoian govern.
OW to iii: haw, the measures declared to be illegal by the
Milked Arenibly of Nasal, namely, the transferring of
that holy to Itrandenbedy, the diseolation and disarmament
et the as kOnti ousel, the decleratimi of the state of 'wee! at
Birdie. the ft onetion ot the liti-rues of the preen, and right
N Theasseaeg.
proposition to diecoes this resolution forthwith
was only rejecter' by a doubtful majority, but the
Aseenibls decided that it would hold an extraordi-
tare sitting the next day to take it into consideration.
Accordingly on the 18th the question came on for
debate. Previous to this, however, M. von Schmer-
hag announced to the Assembly that M. Baseermann
hot returned from Berlin to Frankfort, and that
be would render an account of his mission
to the Assembly in the course of the sit-
e% M. Von Schraerling added that, the
ministry haying recognised the necessity of having
a Berlin a permanent representation, Messrs.
Simeon, vice-president of the Assembly, and Her-
geolohn, had left that morning, in order to cause the
4ml:. On taken by the National Assembly on the 14th
instant, to be carried into off, ct.
Mr. Rappsrd then peopoecd his motion, but was in-
t:noted, in o-der that M. Blacrinann might be heard.
That pereansge presented an account ot his mission,and
endeded by declaring that having seen the Impossi-
bility of a pacific arrangement, he had thought
to leave Berlin and give in to the Vicar of the
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• his resignation as ,:der Secretary of State.
M weber. of Nierstein, then proposed that M.
Rappard's motion be referred to the committee on the
',lances of the central power with particular states.
The peeped was adopted.
tL FrObel appeared in the Assembly, and gave a
recital of the circumstances of thearreet and execution
dßlum at Vienna.
The Germin Journal q F,,,,apre says that M.
Bananz has resigned the post of Envoy in Prussia,
(inject° his disapproving ot the attitude assumed by
the teinistry of the empire in the affairs of Austria
rod Prussia.
WURTENIBERG—The Clamber of Deputies of
Wurtemteng, in the sitting of the Itith Mat, passed a
soils of resolutions calling on the government to
recommend the central German government at
Frankfort to take in hand the Prussian aff tie, and
treat it as its own, to protect the Prussian Assembly
against the ministry, and to preserve the l'russian
tents from military despotism.

MADRID, Nov. 15.

There is much reason to believe that :the Collet
we is es the eve of t, ratiaation through negotiation. The
=seam of Cabrera to the bead-gaarters of Cordons, the ia-
=of both parties, sad the getup to and fro of eon&
wastage= between the Carnet leader and the Cap-
nia-Gessral of Cattalos*, without more, would indicate the
probability of such • rusk. Meantime. letters have been
tessived in 11,roslons from offic,rs at head.que eeeee (Cor-
ms) which go far to confirm this surmise. These state
fist Cabrera is to be restored to his rank, titles, &e., up=
hying down arms. What concretions are to be made to the
Omat of Illontemolin Is more doubtful ; but it is said that
aims will forward to him the terms of the government,
sad, is all eases, make his own submission. So that we
any shorty expect • pendant to the treaty of Vellum
The Gazette contains an official toatradiction to the ra-
yon' pet forth by American papers concerning negotia-
nt= mid to be on foot log the purchase of Cubs by the
prerament of the United States.
Brigade's Saes and R alrignes are promoted to the risk
dram' tor their services in La Mancha and the Mars-
trstro ageing the Carlitts.
Pees, atter h .wing made his enEmission to the government,
is to hind a column to extinguish the remnants of the faction
be commanded in the mountains of Toledo. The calmed=
Calmat' has seat is hie submission to the government from
laados.
Letters of the Bth from Lisbon announce the arrest of the
Culist general Micuel o.ltllt s, in the Algarve, and the
=sore et his papers. D. Manuel Ruis has also been
detained by the same authorities, and both these Spanish
lexicn, who were supposed to be leaking their way to the
bootier for the purpose of joining the parties in arms against
the government, wars seat with • 'military escort to Fiuo.

CAPTURE OF PIRATES DT THE MEDI-
TERRANEAN.
Let slegitt's auntie contains the official despatches
sides* this Asir, are morn of which we hove already
PIMA Oa the 7th. of November, Capt. li'Cleeerty,
amenees of lea Majesty's steamer Polyphemus received
lle foliewise lease from the consignees at Oibraltir of the
idg Tres Maus, whir the latter had received from Mr.
larater, die militia et that Tenet:
assolowein—lt is with nurse regret that I to imam the
spared Me dig Three dial by de blood* pride Mar Tom
Pro se the dad Instant. When I Wt Gibraltar en to. Slat rel
Orr, leaded a fair wind anal t; it thew MI very light,
tai d with calms, uoul b o'clock the whoa a
Warr up from the erred. 1 thenstatrerran• orle.
iml,eal tag that I waa under the truer cd • serer mothry
wear l stood to the northward at el p.m. On the Id k lad
sr, Midi continued. At 10 art. of the Sad, I sheered
✓ed Mess err off from the shore, writ err my
matt toparty sionard ; boweiver, I waded .st I ORM rim
▪ thet tbd eedir dm to
boat pig der
Ida 14 or err seal a mirldr.witatitalt
In imolai al reedy tor sera; thrd bed also lire goins on dr
gmwer Ada wimriog all the Ismaidable worme, I der* it
medal Ilme It look los the remertion et aar rem • sear.
Ws mew the mall boat to he pt are, to dike to hasp wir-
ed Id andi ot their guns, but, to my aseesdriama r swam bed
le Wilma the ship than a volley of shot =se tanistes Meet
arum botherately they all MO a tow yards red" lei I sea
raid bed 1 metrod arra bare der mend be r Per-
im rig mis. However, we maw sr or them Wert id the
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sheltsp their aria' the shipat • direr drag or to
ba hatundely he gm up vita aMrhakarMed-
woe loom retried to Its eimpror, sad seetited them la tow.
ahliii.tessi war their own dortions.
Maseerty mined ea the er r e enlog. He writes
If le Admiral Sir Willis. Parker:
liar era sloop Polyphones, at 011endar Nov. 9, lb*.
wMi2lltlttlis hamar to lakina yea that the other I re.
• mennermar Irma Mr Gamow, firrimat, par
lair gm ire frees Mr. J. Farr Ma W W Mk Vues
Said irer& We darted the sere rears to the mar
al arrzse hr Al ►!myrrh Bay, rd oared ties titre,
, awards Cape Tres Toter kr the puree of dis.
"bill„ tele they shoult• have labia her to the westward. At
" dile t opera the Port Cada ar wedbs.
agar he rebored dew bi the Wln ore, In a .mall hayTrandat, Wel/ Mr.
rAMe br m 410111.111theatre el pretipiem Mob ors, and r"tme,
awes wer, crowded wit men armed with by raker
..dl2l 4 ithe purpose of protecting the brig, which laid ciao
Ned* shine
tau slot range. Their bouts rya is
"Wei was haule p on the bar, and la die months
=mos_ with a err party of armed men lyiog under
- rif tia protection of sort of the ergo, which they
lel lama
---; notr whole form appeared to consist o( at lent Jr
1111111. Oa done to the brig they marl • fire of mos.
balbilla=adwhich inuneloteiy returned with graor,
ormerd arreury, dashers with veilry rod saws "47•771"1° Rated Oen lira dying about is all director sad WRAF oe
awe nose proem tring dislodged to.. rim the beech, we
=leer the Venn in tow, Iv Menem' performed by
ate, who vulantored to take the rest, with a br-
ew, '•• IMO the Wes aerie. lad at this time • ire was
Waal ram a pia reward to be a Na or doe pawpaw, sad
ord 1. see were was towards the err a point
bow, Ind rare cor Ere weltoto it
eel
m rear due, er rina • dir.eted id
1,7,n- 'olllodny severviy wounded Lieut. Wow', rd üßabOy
1.1111 MN Ulm. dap, sal one seoin.na ,fiCria el, is the cutter.
Id bran to bare tsar and burnt the boar but for the
""•16.....WW•ha. aka by a, nu a holy of well armed RM.
ww7 Ingtent to ri.liaxOW
ear r mime a loss se mad have
Irm piste, partientarly as the Are ter our
T;l;4' !is hid rridered them unrerviciable. drag Now
►eenswir lb tow, we glowed to OM Fret the
sift Pero tarn up by the pirates, it wend be lat.
Jeer to estimate their re • but foto the al two
""'"'"dow7 dm having been Warted to full, sedawsearerearrled
Fl""wwilnet out el the bey, there to little doubt bat a rid
etm .Tewf7 wvere. In performer this oervier, it would he het.
priMe to point out any individual wre every one behaved
bd 1
err omit rewind tohe your Make the awl
aria: Wet listatertt, who volunteered to beer
ntder m deem •am and who has at all time shows
anxiety to mit la 'crowding the ar to ica ; abto
bred derived Wry, coninions Clg
PM. and the coolnen by Mr. Taylor,
in erring tbe chip In so intncate a Inee I beg to
*i...8,1851b0a1i. to dr. V. (Albert, payload.; and :user% who ves-
-117m*1ne...._*116-"0:100,1 of the .mall dm men. Having placed
...:70!1,r',.....eattn.nt, on board the prize, with sin men, I
Zotlitbrt!tar, twl., re I arrived this day. As • steamer is
hardA, I nave thought It marts to forward •
oommunication to the deentary of the Admiralty.—
.;,..11:411.471.E. MILT 1, ekkaullaluirr.— To Admiral tar Wilasm
the oil tat list or casualties ea board her
A • moo Polyphemus rand Lieut. E. F. N. K.
•••7i owersly wounded, ball lodged in the boas of right