Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-05-08

to counersgn two ordonnanoes the Diminishing the Duke
of otomayor President Of the Council and the other nom
mating NJ Pacheco that office These two ordinances
accordingly appeared next morning in the Gazette
No other appointment had been as yet officially announc-
ed but the principal members of the new Cabinet were known
10 be as follows M Pacheco President of the Council and
Minister of Foreign Aars M Salamanca Minister Of Fl
nance M. Pastor Daz, Minister of Public Instruction; M
Benayides, Minister of the Interior M Soteo Minister oil
Marine and NJ. Muzarredo, Minister of War
I" OF these the three most powerful and influential, NM
Pacheco Salamanca and Pastor Daz belong to the Puritan
section Of the opposition and the three others affect different
shades of Conservatism and connected with the Modera
do party The Purans In the Cores hold the middle place
the Moderado Conservatives and the Progesssts
Liberals In the question Of the marriages. the Puritans
against the Montpensier marriage. H#s4I
"The Ministry presented itself in the Chamber of
Deputies the 29h when NJ Pacheco declared in the
Of the Cabinet that his colleagues and himself determn
pursue moderately liberal policy. and that they desired
adjournment Of the Chamber for some days to give them
time to consider the several projects Of law presented by the
Cabinet He declared that his foreign policy would be
especially Spanish that good relations would nevertheless be
with all foreign Powers and that the Government
of the Queen would allow the Crown of Portugal be
put in peril He said that tho Government Of the country
would be conducted strictly legal and constitutional prnc
pies that il extraordinary emergencies required exception
al measures the Government would hesitate to adopt
them relying the Cortes for indemnity that with re-
gard the amnesy the Cabinet would favor every one who
acknowledged the present Queen eligible 70 PUBIC
short that the Ministry intended course OF en-
ghtened and moderate liberalism, enforcing respect Tor the
royal prerogaye the maintenance OF order and the establish
ment of the benefits springing from the revolution
The Chamber received with marks OF much favor TINS de-
claration of the new Cabinet
Don Enrique the Queens brother-n-law, was travelling
France having been ordered into sort Of exile BY the late
Ministry and had just arrived at Marseles when suddenly
to the establishment Of ALL Geographic despatch down
from Paris ordering him to depart for Nice order
which he obeyed Of because he could not help
The civil in Portugal was yet at a stand still.
MN
DUBLIN, APRIL 3.Emigraon from all parts Of the coun-
try proceeds rapid pace. The quays OF Dublin resemble
the hating place of Eastern Crowds OF emil
grants with their separate aotments OF luggage stud every
available SPOT The greater number conveyed to Liver
pool but many ship directly from this port Two vessels
sailed week with full complement and two more in
which nearly passengers booked will sail on Tues
day Dublin agent has gone to Liverpool 70 charter
vessels for the conveyance Of 1900 families, emgrang from
Irish estate the expense to be partly borne by the land
lord and partly by the tenant ship is filled IN day or two
after being put the berth, and the agents say hundred
| vessels would not meet the demand
In the midland countes-the Kings, Queens, Kildare,
and Carlow-the Leier Erpress Journal generally we'll
informed says that there extending among the Peasantry
" increased inclination engage in field works and make
such preparation for ng the land with corn and green crops
as will prevent future famine The apathy which prevailed
has Disappeared and the smallest occupers evnce we
told desire to till their holdings Into Tpperary that
desirable disposition does appear to have yet extended
Rear Admiral Pgo command Of the Cork station, has
written the Cork Harbor Board TO the effect that the Lords
Of the Treasury have received communication from the
United States Government declaring its intention despatch
soop for Ireland, with cargo Of provisions supplied
by Boston and the State Of Massachusetts The admiral asks
that all port and charges should be RENTED to the James
town arrival SIN consequence Of the service in which the
ship generously engaged and the old heart of oak adds
A repairs defects of the Jamestown will be made
good Hawlbowne to the best Of my power After In
vokng blessing the good people New ther
offering, order instantly made to remit all Dues and
any other aid in the of the board to the admiral
The Roman Catholic Bishop of Cork, DIR. Murphy, has
died very advanced age. He mild, tolerant charta
be and learned He amassed OF the most valuable pr-
waite libraries in eand-the Cork Reporter says ZOO 00o
volumes His collection of engravings most and
costly The venerable prelate said time ago that be
would bequeath this library to the citizens OF Cork
5 PRUSSIA.
BERLIS MARcH 23-The edct of liberation, about which
so much has said, will appear shortly the deliberations
the council upon having been closed From what has
anspired appears that the principal points OF VIII be as
follows distinction will be made between the churches
which recognised and the tolerated sec The United
Evangelical Church. which present the State Church, and
Roman Catholic Church, form the category OF the ecog
forms Of worship all dseners such the ancient Luz
herans Paeoulberans the German Catholics or dissent
es are to be comprised in the category of se and
are placed control Of the Minister Of the Int
and of the Police The oheEtwo churches are to remain
in the attribuons the Minister Of Worship The eccle
astics of the administer the sacramento
up civil acts keep registers which will consequently
possess official character question OF some Importance
which presented itself in of the discussions TO
whom the property of the church to belong, in the
event of the inhabitants of a passing from the
cognsed church of the secs This question has, Is
said been decided in favor Of the church of the State
matter small may be the number OF persons remaining
faithful to it.
MISCELLANEOUS
| EMIsn,rIoS Upwards of 5000 German emigrants
have within the last fortnight passed through Cologne
their way Bremen Havre, and Antwerp where they will