Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-30

peatey prejudiced whilst you hold monster meetings about
IRELAND and stimulate the people OF that country to rebel
on and aid their efforts it with money and the promise OF
men, do side with either country in these proceedings,
for think both wong and only mention the subject here
for the sake OF showing that neither country has much right
to find fault with the other account OF nterferenc and
that what is adduced proof of unknd feeling and deroga
tory estimation exists in idea than in reality. firmly
believe that the best of feeling exists between the very great
majority of the people of both countries and that increased
ercourse the exchange Of national and individual cVites
and courtese and the daily Strengthening interests of COM
merce will before long, do away with the shadow Of
jealousy and beray and put out of the power of dema-
gogues to make mischief between the ghened,
powerful and free nations of the world There cor
respondents Of the DAILY Necs" at New York. who are
either very i'll informed or very prone to make the worst Of
every thing Their influence here very small but so far
it goes it is mschevous, and earnestly to be deprecated
There is not much new from FRANcE; the city Of Paris
remains under of siege the debates upon the consti-
tuition sill continue the continuance OF the restrictions upon
the has been voted by 529 against 4O in the Assem-
bly,. General CAvAeSAc has declared that he will instantly
suspend any journal which calls in question the republican
principle. All discussion in the press 10 the relative adj
vanages Of republic and constitutional monarchy forbid
den under pain Of free upor all
other points, LOUIS PHILIPPE approached this state
again afoa that considerable portion of the national guard
tainted with Legitimacy There is great contradiction with
to the real intentions Of the French Government
I,.y- day told that French troops have
been absolutely Lombardy and Venice, the next day
that there every prospect OF peace between Italy and Aus
a and that the troops which have been dispatched to the
frontier merely indication that France prepared for
war; should Austria be dsncued TO peace. 1t said in Pa
rs papers Of the 9th that ODLoN BARnor and twenty fve
members Of the old Lesms party in the late Chamber Of De-
puties who members of the present Assembly, have
pressed their adhesion the republic. NJ TmEns is again
mentioned candidate for the Presidency Of the republic
and LOUIS NAroLKoS for place in the Assembly General
LAMoRcIERE has been appointed commandernchicf Of the
army of the Alps M. LAMARTISE has published long
and very mastery defence Of the which be has pursued
since the of the revolution his friends ext
in the position which he has assumed and his opponents
slenced 1t will be hencefoh impossible to his name
with dishonor Again, may truly say that the march Of
France onward and that her condition almost daily
improved one.
OfspAIs say nothing, except that very late
from Catalonia represents the number Of armed Montemonss
in that province be about and that good deal of
alarm exists in other parts Of the kingdom, arising from strong
marks of dissatisfaction and feeling that the Government is
really supported by only very small portion of the people.
From PoRTUGAL we have no news, excepting that the
cholera is rapidly approaching Lisbon and the journals
calling loudly upon the Government to sopt timely pecau-
tons. The Queen ard Court staying at MARIA. The
hostility Of the peasanty and the people Of that neghbor
hood generally her Majesty and family said TO be most
nveterae The royal stables fred few weeks ago,
and the unequvoca marks of the unpopuary Of both
the Queen and her husband daily exhibited The Court
is about TO leave dangerous vicinity for GUAR
tiers. We sorry that, having little say abCu Pou-
gal, that little is not Of agreeable character.
Nor say much that is satisfactory respecting rALr
Strong hopes yet entertained that the mediation Of France
and England between Austria and Piedmont will prove
cessul but nothing yet is known The Neapolitnn army
for the invasion of Sicily has sailed 1t consists OF 900
5000 of whom be landed at Messina, and the
remainder other points The people Of Sicily deter
mined the obstinate resistance, and desperate
fct may be expected. The entire adult male population Of
Sicily is under arms, and municipal guard organized in
every town and village VENICE still holds out, bravely
fighting against the legons Of Austria. Nothing from
RoME except that his Holiness had deputies to
ference about be held relative the general affairs and u
| ture condition Of Italy.
The characters of the French and German people
be ncrchangng Up to the present moment the main e
fort least the DESIRE of England has been TO quiet the
former and the latter. We fear that the diplomatic e
o OF those who take upon them the charge Of keeping the
peace and balance Of Europe must be henceoh directed in
contrary sense the torpid French and appease the
metesome and, singular say, mcrcual Germans. The
assembly Frankfort talk seriously Of rejecting the cond
lions Of the armistce between Denmark and Prussia This
arises from the exuberan desire OF the German liberals
tempt something in which Germany show herself united
Hence the unaccountabe importance given to the question Of
Schleswig Hence the desire, Notwithstanding their respect
for Italian independence, to support Austria against France in
| the Lombard question with France for the invoa.
bity of Trieste German port with Russia for
Schleswig German province-he Germans ready Tor
either The greatest and most welcome kindness that any
nation could at this moment show them, would be to insult
them They appear to be anxious for fight an Irish
Donnybrook Fair will require all the GOODNESS and
discretion Of the Archduke JoHS and his Ministers keep
down this pugnacious disposition which appears have esb
lished its headquarters OF Frankfort for the present Who
could have imagined that Austria, timd and ccumspec
and pacific under absolute regime, should now disogan
lied is politically and financially, under free one
raise its head spum pacific overures defy France, and al
most dare Europe to warlike struggle.
There are however, late advices from both VIENNA and
TuRrs, which in saying that negotiations between the
two Cabinets still in progress, and strong hopes
teancd that they will terminate favorably The Ministers
Of France and England are present. engaged endeavo
ing get the armsce prolonged in order to give time for
mediation. Should the mediation be accepted for il not