Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-06-03

glory OF Fance He appealed all his brother Ministers
whether tbs had been the so much for all the out.
odoOrs ranor personal alterations, pistols being drawn
and pointed each other, &c. NJ LAMARrISE has de-
cared in lis place the Convention " that France though
prepared for war; would be able remain peace with all
Europe" NJ BgRASGER (the poet has resigned his seat
of his great age and his literary habits which, he
says unfit him ior political life" There have been occa
sona disorders and Irregularities in the proceedings of the
Convention, but than might have been expected
from so numerous and great measure unpacised body
of The President when any noise confusion
which he readily put end to- places his hat on his
head and ,dourns the for half hour TO allow the
members time consult, &c. The Convention divided
eighteen bureaus, standing committees, who deliberate
separate rooms OF the presidents and of these
committees decided majority belong the Moderate party
The decree which appeared in the Monieur respecting the
adoption of uniform dress by the members OF the Conven-
ton, has been almost entirely dsegarded It does APP
pear that this decree signed by any member Of the Gov
eminent, although appeared in the official journal
The return Of the Austrian Minister Paris Vienna
and the rumOred march of the French army of the Alps into
Italy induced the apprehension of between the
countries appears, however, that the return OF Count
DAPposY Vienna from the circumstance OF France
having minister Vienna, but merely charge aa
aires Austria will henceorward be represented Paris by
diplomatic agent of equal rank and the former Austrian
secretary OF legation remains Paris such agent "The
Provisional Government will advance the army of the
Alps into Italy until has been demanded of them do
either by the Provisional Government Milan by the
King Sardinia" These are the exact words OF the news
papers they do make the matter much better for the
right Of France invade Italy would be very clearly
tahshed if both the contingencies upon which it is
made TO depend should occur.
vet don 9TH all The
mischief they The Baltic and the northern
with Danish vessels of and pvatees, the entire de-
srucon of Prusan commerce. and great dsarrangemen. Of
that of all other nations. Danish pva,eers have been
in The British channel. There is little doubt however,
bu, tha! speedy settlement of the question in dispute
peced One strong for thinking that the Danish
Government has countermanded order for thousand
stand Of arms, which executing in England Nothing
from Russia or SWEDEN.
appears very doubtful, from present prospects, whether
GERMANY win be brought federaze herself under
head, be the proposed either the King of Prussia the
Emperor of Austria other prince person who may
be proposed by the Diet Frankfort Each OF he poen-
aies is too great and the people proud, and yet
may he feared, TOO little of the importance o
be induced 10 obey the other. However, would be very
premature express opinion upon the subject present
Every day will be bringing from Germany, and
yet fully employed with looking and thinking about
FRANCE.
POLAND and HUNGARY are, fear, in a terrible
the mixed population OF each country in against
each other and much blood has been she'd The Poles have
il Is 10 be lamened, thrown away fine, and perhaps
their only chance of regeneration they should have made
common with the German population OF Poland instead
Of opposing them. The Of Sclavon and Teuon
will amalgamae each blames the ohe and both are
,k.I,.
he yet separate from the Teuon He has not yet
reiounded reconquered couny-ior country present.
the scavon has The conduct Of the Poles in Posen
have been little short Of madness The two parties
appear regard each other with absolute hatred religious
feelings much mixed up in the strife. The political ami
mostly is cherished by the nobes the religious by the clergy
and both exhibited with fanatcism and cruelty worthy
the middle ages, or rather unworthy any age.
Wherever these exist together this deadly feeling
Of hatred alo existshs the in Posen and Bohemia
and more less in great part of Austria. This will be
great obstacle union with tbs FattrLand NICHOLAS
OF Russia may look quietly and let the work Of dsunon
60 It's business dsunion there will be strength to him.
srAIS and PcnrusAL present nothing new. Mr. BuLwER
and NARyALz are, is said, reconciled. The British Gov
ernmen although avOwedy sanconng oil Mr. Bulwer did,
pays very doubtful compliment TO his discretion.
The tide OF victory appears have turned favor Of the
ITALIANS in their late conflicts with the AusTRIASs So
far understand Lord Minos late mission to the head
quarters OF the King Of Sardinia do not approve OF it.
He was said TO be the bearer Of proposal that Austria should
be left quietly in possession of the Venetian territory
dion OF her moesng the Lombadr of the Mincio
CHARLEs Albert has learn, rejected the proposal
could ne have done o,herw Such an arrangement could
not be lasting. Italy, 10 be permanently free must be
and ndvsbe She abandon one Of the nobest por
tons OF the country the faest jewel Of the Italian tiara
nice. She cannot exist prosperousy, either politically
commercially separated from Venice We hope that the
British Government party this project Of Lord MISro
There isa and important move, however, upon the
political chesboad and may be aught with consequences
important in the future history Of Europe and the world
any which have been made The PoPE has declared
war against Austria He did not take this step until il
demanded Of him by his subjects in that could not be
misunderstood being accompanied with threat that in
Of bis refusal they would take the temporal power from his
hands, and appoint Provisional Government. He al
lowed only wenyfour hours decision. On the
other hand, the PorE told by AUSTRIA that If he ad
vanced step further in the Affairs Of Lombardy If he
nteriered with them any way but mediator then Aus
ta would separate herself completely from all spiritual
nexion with ihe See Of Rome Austria being the pow.
erful Of the Roman Catholic States her example would be
very influential with them, and might lead to the emsncpa
lion Of al Catholic Europe from the supremacy Of the Pope
What eject the destruction Of the temporal power the