Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-05-27

PRUssIA has, however get sundy little matters arrange
at home At present without of her newspapers
least from Berlin the printers have struck for
Of wages and The press is suspended in its operations
There is nothing very important from any part OF
GERMAsr. The sTimes of this morning has grand out
line for the Reconstruction of the Germanic empire, This
prt the work of Of the talented and influential
in Germany, and is said to have received the approval
of many Of those whose voices will decide its fate It wlno
be accepted rejected without much discussion and long and
serious consideration
II is supposed that the first act Of the German National
Assembly will be appoint temporary regency This
gency will be composed is said, OF the Archduke JoHS
AUsrRIA prince Of the house Of Brandenburgh. and third
member be named by Bavaria and the minor German
1 Powers.
POLAND, il is feared has thrown away great chance Of
advancing her own national interests by want Of
among her leaders, and by prosecuting spirit exhibited in
Posen and elsewhere against the German portion the popu
aon, and also against Jews Some Of the Polish exes
in London, however, throw the blame upon the Germans,
alleging that they have in almost every been the
Unfortunately for Poland whoever has been to blame
her regeneration and independence thereby very
tarded and her injured.
AUSTRIA has not yet recognised the French republic.
Count DArPosY the Austrian Minister Paris has left for
Vienna, and the Of the Legation is Follow nor is there
any mention Of successor Being appointed If Austria
should defeat the Italians in Lombardy the French army will
be likely to the support Of the latter and thus another
pretty little national acas be commenced. Gen DAvousT
has left Paris to take command of the army Of the Alps Aus
tra, however, has yet fairly measured her strength with
the Sardnians. Both armies getting rapidly rein
forced. CuAnLxs ALBERr has now about 1000 men
under his command. Much viii depend upon the first
battle stated that the apparent inaction of The Italians
hey
tia We sincerely wish this may be the case and that they
may terminate successfully.
NAPLES and SICILY stau quo According present
appearances, is likely that Sicily should invade GALA
BnrA and aernzng with the inhabitants try drive out the
personal---very. from Naples than NAPLES should any
troops SICILY try reduce that Island obedience. The
Two SICILIEs must settle their affairs; but is unor-
tunae that the quarrel should JUS now when Naples
assisting the general Of Italy against Austria in the
North The SIcILIASs looking about for King He is
to be an Italian, but not from Piedmont Tuscany One Of
the orators says If Providence smiles upon Italy, Sicily
will be a republic"
The SPANISH Government has pented, say letters from
Madrid, of the aon which it offered TO the British Minis
ter and made proposals Of reparato These however,
accepted and he awaits further instructions from home
The improved position of French affairs evidenced and pro-
duced in great by the late elections has had bene
fetal effect in Spain. NARvAEz, is sad will relax his Pc
lousy overcharged system Of yannica rule dissolve the old
Cortez assemble grant general amnesty restore
the liberty of the press and return to something like gov
eminent Of law and
Nothing new from PORTUGAL, HoLIASD, or BELGIUM.
The first has lately shown marks Of vitality the two
others as well off as the disaranged condition of com
and trade throughout Europe will allow any communi
mites be which depend upon trade and much
as they do.
There rumors Of instructions in WAILAcHrA and
MoLDAvIA; and GREECE has had than ministerial
crisis
MEaEMET ALI is said to be dying An evening paper has
with grand division of prncipaies and powers,
consequent upon arrangement waiting for the death of the
venerable Pacha Great Britain TO take possession of Egypt
Russia is to seize upon Turkey France is to extend the
public along the Rhine and into Savoy; Austria is to ncor
porae the shores Of the Ada and Seva under her
tire Charles Albert is to reign united Italy Prussia
share Of the spoil to be the whole Of Germany, with the
cepon of Austria and Poland be established pow
eul and independent Kingdom Now, all this very
foolAon paper the of May 1913 but is very pro-
babe That considerable portion of may be realized before
the LIST of May, l549.
The British Parliament hasnot attended any business
consequence since the hoydays The Times recommend
ing an extensive plan Of emigration as RENE
dy in part for ovepopuaon. London increasing
if the difference between births and deaths affords any
judging, from 400 to 500 every weekast weeks births be
| ing 1911, the deaths $685.
MAY 5, lS4S-1he magazines for the month are trihng
and barren and the literary word in torpid The fol-
lowing statement shows that although the Library of the Brit
sh Museum not extensive in printed books any Of the
following yet at the present Of annual increase it will
in twelve years, be the largest library Europe The royal
library Paris increases 900 volumes annually that
Munich 10, 900; the at Berlin 5000 the imperial Ii
bary Vienna 5000 that st. Petersburgh 600 the
ducal library Parma 500 the royal library at Copenha
gen 1000 and the library Of the British Museum 80 000
Nothing in the theatrical world except that ALBoSI
has quite recovered the fame she acquired last year. JENNY
LIND made most triumphant debut for the last night
Amna in La Somnambua" Her voice said to be i'm
Proved if that be possible since last year. She
| Enthusiastically received
The bill for removing the Jewish disabilities passed th
House Of Commons last night by vote Of 234 to 173. II
has take its chance the House Of Lords Lord
PALmERsTos, in answering inquiries respecting Mr. But
WINS correspondence with the Duke SoTomArER, said
that the public statements correct but with import
omission; that his dispatches to Mr.. Bulwer
menced by enoinng him, opportunity should arise for
doing, TO offer advice to the Spanish Minister &c.
which introduction had been suppressed There
the slightest intention to offer any dictaon the internal
government Of SPAIN Lord PALmKnsToS further stated
that, with respect TO Ssog Hn, be had been able
TO discover any circumstance that could bring the guaranty
under the treaty of l72O into operation The mediation
the British Government bad however, been accepted by Dem
mark and Prussia and conferences between the commission
one appointed for the purpose Of settling the disputed points
were at present going on
From France there is that the army Of the Alps