Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-02-05
LATE FROM EUROPE.

| The steamer ACADIA, which sailed from Liverpool
on the 18th ullmo, arrived at Boston the lst inst.
| She brings news OF a further decline in Bread
stuffs, Cotton, and Provisions. Though the money
market was easier there had been still more fail
ures. The Bank of England has twelve millions
sterling in her vaults.
| ABD-EL-KADER has surrendered to the French
in Algiers Switzerland is reducing her armies;
the Allied Powers still talk of Intervention in her
affairs; the Queen Of Spain is expected to die;
| Italy remained tranquil Such is a recapituation
of The political news.
The Princess ADELAIDE, sister of the King of the
French, is dead,
/ The ship Helena McNab, Of and from Dundee to New
York, went ashore the i5th December, North Ro
noidhay six Of the drowned cargo partly saved
The value of the cargo EGO, 900.
Her Majestys steam fgate Avenger lost the So
ree rocks ohe northern Of Africa The Avenger had
board 270 persons including and supenumerares all
of whom, it is feared, drowned with the exception of
Lieutenant and four men, The vessel was commanded by
Of Admiral Napier and among the victims was Lieut.
Marryatt, Of Capt. Marryatt,
AnnIyAL SrEcK.-specie continues to arrive in Lon
don from various parts Of the world.
IRELAND.
SPECIAL CoMMIssIoN LIMERIcK.-Mr. Justice Black
burn opened the Commission under the Limerick
on the 4th ultimo VIM Ryan, (Puck,) for murder,
sentenced to be hanged the 7h Of February Andrew
Dear for the murder Of Edward Murphy, condemned
DEATH to be executed the day 9Th of February
Ryan, (Puck William Frewen, for harboring Ryan, to be
transported for life. Patrick Burke, for attacking dwelling
house, be transported for life Fifty persons arragn-
ed No acquital The jury found in every without
leaving the box Most Of the aaigned sentenced to
transportation The court adjourned from the 9Th to the 9th
instant when Thomas Rea tried for MURDER
be hanged the lth of February. The Clare
afterwards opened Several districts pro-
claimed under the Coercion BILL Notwithstanding the terrible
punishments and coercion there but little dminuton in
the extent and nature of crime in Ireland
Threatening letters the order of the day. and several re-
spectacle have been arrested for writing them. The
gstracy and clergy the objects of the denuncatons
Tar FAMIsEThe distress in the south and be-
coming daily and appalling coroners inquest
held at Kenmue, County Kerry the bodies of four
Children who had died Of starvation the road sde having
been denied food by Capt Ommaney and the Kenmue Board
Of Guardians
THE RErEALERs.-The Repealers OF the young and old
section that party ndugng in dsgraceu personal squab
bies and recrimnatlons. ,e,
Abd-el Kader has surrendered to the Due dAumale at AL
geria, condition of his retiring TO st. Jean dAcre
The debate the address in to the speech from the
Throne commenced the 10th instant The Chamber Of
Deputies assembled on the Sd ullimo.
SPAIN.
The health of the Queen of Spain is critical
She affected with epilepsy The complaint expected TO
be fatal The importance Of the consequences of her death
cannot be oreseen Senior Salamanca to be impeached
for malversations on the treasury.
SWITZERLAND.
further reduction of the army of occupation has been
dered by the Directory Several religious Establishments had
been ordered pay large Of money the Government
The Pope had addressed the Diet complaining Of several
sacrilegous committed in the federal expedition
Austria Prussia, and France have determined to demand
the withdrawal Of the federal troops from the different eantons,
and their ndepcndency Russia and England have
no, declared their intentions in this respect.
ITALY.
Plus X progresses with his constitutional reforms, to the
great satisfaction Of his subjects. Ministry most
prehensve plan has been formed The Ministers TO have
all the State appointments with the exception Of the Cardi
mails and Nunco Twelve hundred percussion muskcs have
arrived from France.
The hostile feeling in Italy against Austria is daily gaining
ground and very little doubt entertained Of its complete final
independence.
An army of observation about being formed n Parma and
Modena keep Austrian deposm in check, and the great
est enthusiasm prevailed on that subject.