Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-11-06

FROM THE uSlVkRs.
We have received the following letter from Rome iatethe
2sth uimo
In my last letter mentioned the uimatum Of the Holy
see 70 the notes from the Austrian cabinet The reply to tins
mas peen The evacuation of Ferrara the of which
mere IN the evening OF the 25h by extraordinary
press rom Vienna. We the end of the policy
q M Ouzot and Of his alliance with Austria He has so
ar as regards the Papac broken the traditions of ages
,ne ponos OF sympathy by which France bound all
itay Inc position Count Ro Il therefore no LONGER -
portable and il is said that he has obtained an unlimitJ
leave oil absence, and will leave bis post in few days"
ne brussels papers OF October make comments upon ar
alleged cessation Of diplomatic intercourse between the Courts
OF Belgium and Rome, Leclerg the Belgian Ambassador
having resigned for which various reasons are asgned 20
contradictory and uninegb that they only prove The
ignorance the subject All agree however that there has
osen preach between the Ambassador and the Pope, but
whether personal of Roman Belgian origin seems 10 be
an unsettled question.
The Emperor OF Austria has recently issued decree ou
vokng the Diet of Hungary for the 7h Of November next in
order to effect the election of Paane and other mpor
tant business
SWITZERLAND
The Government Of Lucerne has put upon active duty all
the regular troops and the militia of canton The Grand
Council Of Schaausen has adopted, by vote of SIS to O. the
instructions offered by the petit Council which the
armed execution OF the decree of the Diet against Sender
6und and the Jesuis Several other have adopted
similar provisions
Three have raised large bodies troops the exc
nlshes about $4,000 the canton of vaud $4,000; the
canton Of Berne 900 49, 900. number of canons
whose deputies have helped the majority against
the Catholic cantons refuse their contingents.
RUSSIA.
Tar CHoLEnA-Prvae letters from St Petersbureh Of the
gain OF September that the cholera continued advance,
and nearly by the same route by which arrived in 1891
had reached the envrons of Toula distant forty miles from
Moscow Its intensity differed according the localities.
AS formerly the greater number of victims belonged the
poorer classesabove ALL those addicted the sp-
uous iquorsbut it also attacked persons in easy circu
stances.
believedn ST. PetesbuTgh that of the persons
who might be condemned for the instruction in aca would
be executed but the resolve of the Emperor
Polish nation by indirect fixed
WARSAW, SEpr. 25.Leers from Southern Russia state
that the cholera there had made victims Whole
villages had been depopulateda phenomenon that did
occur in ls3l-'32.
PRUSSIA
ZoLL-VER TARIrr-The Union Monarchique says that
negotiation had been opened by Prussia the of the
Ao-P eeln, with Austria, the effect of admitting Aus
ira into the German customs unon but of preparing mod
cations IN the tariff which might ultimately lead the adhe
sion of that Power.
COPENHAGEN, SEPTEMBER 27.-Eestruction of a Vah4a-
Ole LtrGy-The rich and valuable library Of the Royal So
ciey OF lceandc Literature Copenhagen destroyed by
fire the morning of the Goth The loss is distressing in
asmuch as the library contained than two thousand
published MSS and collection Of single copies of
ancient Icelandc works The destruction of this library
10 OF the institution,
ed of than forty thousand celandc manuscripts, which
burnt during the famous bombardment of Copenhagen by
the English in 1907
BELGIUM.
BnussELs, SEPTEMBER 2s.-From the Goth to the 25th
OF September twenty two vessels laden wholly in part
with provisions, entered the port of Antwerp The mporta
tons wheat 1916, l40, rye 050 barley 5000,
rice 637 4sO; total 4, no. 4s0 kilogrammes.
THE HAGUE, 0cToBEn 3.-Prnce Alexander of the Ne
therands dangerously ILL., and is visited several times each
day by his royal father An express has been forwarded to
the Queen, who is present in Switzerland.
TURKEY.
A letter from Consannople, in the Courier de Mar
settles, of the date, however the accounts last
ceved states that the representatives of the five great Powers
had taken induce the Dvan adjourn the appca
of against Greece but without
FROM THE EAST.
BY the overland mail and the French steamship have
the Calcutta Engshman of August 18th, made up for the
mail but beyond commercial intelligence and discussions Of
local questions its contents utterly without interest The
Governor General, Lord Hardnge, expected arrive
from the hill country II reported that there had
been OF the followers of the exRajah of Nepau
close the British frontier four five hundred killed,
and the deposed Rajah himself forciby carried Off