Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-08-05

the Austrians appears unavoidable and will most likely de
eide thebusness In the time, both parties anxiou
for peace, but unfortunately each offers which the othe
will not accept decisive battle will make one side NOR
moderate, at the time may the other to be
exorbitant but we think not because Austria has quit
enough to do home and Charles Albert is fully tha
all the best friends Of Italian independence think such nde
pendence would be best secured by not requiring aiming
too much in the first instance
The affairs Of GERmAsY are encouraging. The Archduk
JoHs has accepted the office of Vicar Regent of the EN-
pre to which he has been appointed by the Gemanic Die
at Frankfort His speech accepting the appointment
short manly and to the ponpiods, patriotic, and philan
thropic Should he carry the principles Of that speech
and nobody doubts but that he will he will fulfil all the bes
hopes every European patriot He will return to Fankor
with the deputaon. The King Of Prussia approves of th
appointment and has written the Archduke John, stating
that lie will support him with all his power and influence
BAvARIA and HANOVER have also given their adhesion
TO This measure. The Austrian press and many of the mos
influential journals Of Eastern Germany, urging the Arch
duke John to summon National Assembly VIESSA to be
composed Of representatives of all the various ScLAvoSIAs
races, and to become the founder Of kingdom, to be called
the United States Of Middle Europe. We have already wit
messed the accomplishment of Of predictions respecting
the Achduke and tempted hazard another We think
that the Of events manesy tends separation Of
that mighty assembage Of nations and people, known by the
comprehensive Of Germany into two great conedera-
onsthe East and the West-or into ScLASosIc and TEU-
TONIC GERMASr Wethnk that the peace Of Europe would
be best secured by this division. The separation does
present any geographical difficulties, perplexes arising
from boundaries The division is natural one, physically,
morally, and nationally We almost feel that will be
accomplished, and that the Archduke JoHs will be dominant
the ScLAvoNIAss of the East and the King Of PRUs
the TEUToSs Of the West In the time the
National Assembly at BERLIN has recognised and confirmed
the appointment Of the Archduke JOHN the whole assembly
simultaneously and gave three cheers for GERMANY The
principal difficulty in PRUssIA is the formation Of efficient
and durable Ministry All revolutionary tendencies appear
have subsided in POLAND, and the complete pacicaton Of
the country expected in very short me HUSeARr and
BoHEMIA settled in fact, the only disturbances in
these three last mentioned countries have asen great
measure, between the two Of which their population
composed Here abundant for their separation,
and the division of Germany, atwhich have hined would
afford the Of making that separation, should continue
to be desirable.
We have had unpleasant rumors during these last two
three days. that the armsce brought about by the media
ton Of Russia and Great Britain between DEsMARK and
GERMASr would not be ratified. This morning, however,
brings the agreeable information that has been approved of
by both parties
RUSSIA has marched portion of her troops into MoLDA
VIA put down nsurecon which has broken out in
that province and Turkish troops have also entered from the
SOUTH No importance is attached these circumstances
Both Russia and Turkey interested preserving the peace
of frontier country The cholera is making great havoc
Bucharest and other places in Moldava and Waacha is
also very prevalent ST. Petersburgh where less than
three thousand five hundred had up the
intelligence from that city 1t does not appear however, that
the malady is Of very vrulent description.
There have been miniature instructions in GREECE
and fires upon large scale in Consantinope There
yet very bad state Of feeling between Greece and Turkey
and the former will give up the latter the person who
insuted and maltreated her minister
So ends review of the Of Europe for the current
week We again graed in being able to consider it
improved state The great elements of peace orde and
dusy be again gaining their sauay dominion
the minds of the people, and have renewed and strength
ened hopes for the future.
In the literary world there promise of Mr.. MAcAULAr
work English History commencing with the reign of James
Ii; two volumes said be ready for the press. Lord
LONDONDERRY editing the "Memos and Correspondence
Of his BROTHER the late Lord Caeeagh this will be high
ly interesting work to the politician and the historian Mr.
CoLToS the editor of the Britannia is about publishing
An inquiry into the authorship Of Junius" LEIGH HUsT
announces work in PREPARATION under the title Of Town.
or Memories Of Great Men and Events" Mr. THAcKERAr
having finished "Vanity Fair, work to be
menced in October, be called Pendennis" and another
work entitled The Great Hoggay Diamond" Several
and tales announced by leading writers Of that class
of literature.
The great event in the theatrical world is Mr. MAcREADrs
benefit Druy Lane, previous to his departure for the Uni
ted States The QUEEN and Court attended this performance
great state The papers say that the compliment paid by
Royalty Mr.. Macready Of unprecedented kind
the theatre being opened, "dy her Mgesys command" for
one night for Mr. Macreadys benefit and attended by her in
full professional state The house crowded the great
est possible degree II is said that full majority Of the
House Of Commons was in the pit
JULY live wrong in stating that Mr. MKAsHER
had sailed for the United States on determination mission
his intention do has been frustrated through his having
been arrested Waterford and under charge Of the police
to Dublin.
Late statistical returns show that the annual rental Of Eng
land and Wales amounts EOS 4e7 IFS 3d.; returns
of another description show that in March, ls47 there
no fewer than 1890 iegtmae children In wokhouses in
England and l00oi Of the mothers Of such children.
The present session Of Parliament will terminate
told during the second week in August The bill respecting
the Navigation Laws will be postponed until next year.
We have fresh Of negotiations for peace between
Austria and Italy, and it is very probable that at least
msce will be agreed upon NJ LAMARrIsE has deliver
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