Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-04
HOLLAND.

HOLLAND.
The Journal de Ia Haye Of the llth Of July states that
all which has been published respecting the projects and in
tenons of the King abdicae have had shadow Of
TRUTH any than the remuneration Of the Crown the
part the Prince of Orange the appointment of regency
&c 1t is equally false that the King has had intention Of
quitting the kingdom for any length Of time" He intends,
he did last year. visit his daughter Weimar, and his
estates in Slesa which will require absence of about six
weeks.
SWITZERLAND
In the sitting of the Swiss Diet of the I'd instant the Pre-
den gave notice Of DESPATCH addressed by the Executive
Council of Bene the Federal Directory which caused
sensation This despatch announces that active preparations
for making in the Vaais and in the other Canons
Of the Sonderbund that the andsurm (mita had been
ganed and the line of route for the troops been drawn up
to make, of need, diversion the Can
ton OF Vaud. On the territory of Lucerne officer Of the
staff had made reconnaissance up the territory of
Berne Heavy artillery had been brought Lungern, and
other hostile measures had been taken The despatch
cludes by stating that the Government of Bene had been
strongly solicited send and ammunition the frontier
districts The Federal Assembly referred the document to
committee.
AUSTRIA
PuBLIc EXECUTION OF Two PoLEs Ar LEmBERG.-
Another demonstration of public feeling Poland given
Lembeg, in Gaca the 3ls ultimo the occasion
the execution of Theophus Wsniowsk and Joseph Kapus
cnsk declared guilty Of high against AUSTRIA by the
Imperial Courts the st July of the present year. The
condemned them to be hung gaows, and they
suffered death accordingly Kapuscinsk also accused of
having put death the Mayor of Psno the charge not
however, proved On the 2Sh their sentence read
them in public, and their appearance the surrounding null
tude needless of the authorities greeted them with enhus
asc shouts and waving of hats and threw of flowers
at their feet This but prelude to the imposing demon
aton the morning of the execution, and teses to the
undyng spark Of independence which still gows in the hearts
of the Polish inhabitants of Lemberg As the clock struck
six, which the condemned standing left
the prison, under the of large body of troops From
early hour in the morning the balconies of the different
houses the streets through which the procession had to pass
occupied by persons of both dressed in the deepest
mourning and that caused the authorities to make change
in the intended route, and take circuit by the outer walls TO
the place of execuon which in disconnected
the proposed demonstration of the inhabitants The endeayors
of get glimpse of their counhymen exaoii
nary in vain that the bayonet the cavalry endeav
ored keep them back they broke through the ranks and
threw flowers into the Many of them shed tears The
resigned and calm xpession the stkngy handsome
enance of Wsniowsk gained him the sympathy of all who
beheld him. Kapuscinski less collected but died
fully. The execution of the priest who under of
death has been adjourned till further orders.
TURKEY.
TIE WAR IN WORCESTERSHIRE AHgemeinc Zetuag
states that Bedehan Bey had been oned by Mahmud Chan
the stronghold of Geldeppe The Turkish army had taken
up commanding position opposite height, and intend
ed bombardng the fortress The cruel of retaa
ton had taken place. Bederhan Bey had off the and
of his Turkish prisoners and then set them at liberty
Accounts from Constantnope of the 10th July
the overthrow of Mehme Ali Pacha, the brohern-aw of the
Sultan and Grand Admiral who has been replaced by Hail
Pacha, supporter of the present Government The exAd
mral was accused of peculation to great extent.