Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01

have been apprehended, and in Newgate. II is
than likely that they may have oolow Mitchell TO Australia
or Bermuda What is most be feared the wornout
epers and haassed feelings of the police, pacabe they
have hitherto been bearing every conumey and offence with
most admired imperturbaby there point beyond which
obeaance annot be pushed aud that point both the regular
and the special police have we are afraid very nearly arrived
at An English mob, particularly London one, is, as all
mobs less proyerbaly cowardy but the most
dastardy may of spurious courage by interpret
ing the contempt orbearance of its opponent into fear
Such an assumed courage afraid may animate our g
norant masses when they congegae at the bidding Of
designing traitors, and may them to rrtae the police
into reactions and we greatly fear that the work Of blood
letting once commenced would not very easily be stopped
We remember, however, the 10Th Of April when were
threatened with the Eruption Of half million Of Chartsts
and remember with exuaton the way in which the gal
liant citizens of London from the duke down the coal
HEAVIER met the threat looked down. for it needed
but fear the sulen silence and the evident machn-
cry Of organization which is in preparation, than
all the rawlings Of Feagus OConno the clustering of his
compatrots Of the National Convention. However, have
no fear Of the result EsGLASD sound and firm and
the of peace and order but tremble lest that
suit should be reached by public commoon by the
shallng OF portion Of her against another May
be preserved from such calamity
The Times newspaper does to know any higher
authority respecting American affairs and American feelings
than the Ne,o York Herald There is long essay in the
Times of this morning respecting blatant article in its
TRANSATLANTIC fellow journal about England republican,
ism, aristocacy and many other sereoyped words and
expressions, which the Of the Times quotes evidences
Of American feeling about England and English affairs there
BY showing great ignorance of the real of feeling
there the Herald evidences by its columns The Times
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for the Herald How much is be lamened that there is
in this country knowledge of American af
fairs than truly surprised almost every where meet
with The other night only met with gentleman for he
clergyman and liberal minded and educated man.
far classical and biblical knowledge went who stated the
population Of the United States consist Of six millions Of
white persons and three millions of slaves Prob audor
Why there is scarcely boy of years old your city
would not inStanter through the the fifty
two counties Of England and Wales but am decidedly Of
opinion that scarcely Of the first merchants whom
should adde's the Royal Exchange would be able to tell
me how many States there in the American or
the names of onehaf of them You know my high opinion
OF the integrity Judgment and knowledge Of the English mer
chants and that have desire to deprecate them but
sincerely wish that they would acquire little more knowledge
about country closely connected with them in all the great
interests Of humanity, social intercourse and commercial en-
terprse.
JUNE SIN FRANCE the first thing to record is
the continuance of The mania of the Government
substituting itself as general employer. The rail.
roads have escaped from its grasp for the present.
SO it has snatched at the theatres. These, having
become losing concerns, are to be kept open at the
public expense, and under Government manage
ment. Trade does not seem to be more flourish
ing in Paris than the theatres. A large proper
ton of the shops in the Palas Royal the Passages
and the Boulevards are closed. LOUIS BLANC has
escaped impeachment for alleged connexon with
the affair OF the l5th ultimo. by vote of the Ma
tional Convention, and majority of 35. This de-
cision has given great offence the Administration and 10
the Provisional Government Of ve Several Of the former
have resigned and is said that NM DE LAnARrSE and
LKDnU RorLs will speedily follow their example Paris IS
like London 10 unsettled state, but yet evidently improv
ing and the general affairs Of France also more settled
and satisfactory The daugh of the constitution not vet
prepared by the committee it is first to be distributed to the
members OF the Chamber and then discussed the Bureaux
FRANCE will be saved from great evil by the power which
Italy has shown herself to possess of fighting her own bat
Ties and maintaining and sustaining herself in her struggle
for liberty against Austria The troops of France need not
invade foreign soil, under the plea of Intervention
/ The ITALIANS have achieved great victory over
the AUsTRIANs they have captured the strong town
VI EoCHiEhA duu III gcHcIdl engagement between
the Austrian army, amounting to 10000 men, and
that of Charles Albert, which numbered only
10000 the Austrians have been beaten and COM
pletely routed. The Liberation Of ITALY may now
be considered decided The regular siege and capture Of
strong fortress garrisohed by Austrian troops and within few
miles Of large and well supplied Austrian army, which
marched 10 its and driven back places Italy once
more in the rank Of nations; and whatever may be the f
alienation of her fortune shows the country capable Of
successfully defending her freedom and independence So
far respects AUSTRIA herself the defeat Of her troops in
Italy may be considered favorable her liberties The with
drawa Of the Empeorso Inspruck prove false and
idle STEP unless he rally his side numerous and VIC
oous army defeated and Disconnected sodery does not
form the elements for restoring absolute monarchy and
thus the expulsion of the Austans may prove the safety Of
Vienna, we'll Of Milan. IrALr wins more than victory
the field The campaign has displayed the martial quail
lies of Of its native princes and endowed him with re-
puaon necessary than even hereditary claims to
WELD the popular scepre. CaARLEs ALBERT will now in
dputaby become sovereign Of North Italy, from Venice to
Chambery. This win have sauary eec, upon the Papa
domnions and those Of Naples II will deliver the people Of
these countries from the dread Of Austria The King of Ma
must return to constitutional ways or perish in fact
the strong Of the day that be has been
And Congress- according the recommendation of the en-
ghtened snd patriotic GroBERrI can meet at Rome knit
the links and establish the laws Of an Italian federation One