Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-29

and has RENTED the unexped period Of
6nement Of all political prisoners and dropped all proceedings
against persons who have not been tried The amnesty is
very full with respect all political offenders and offences and
has given great atsacton Prince MErTEnsIcH has not
yet arrived in Lond,n although hourly expected. He
yelled through Germany under the Of HEnR MErEn
and Lady and suite merchant from Graz There yet
strong under current Of dust and apprehension existing
Vienna The decree establishing liberty Of the press had
yet made its appearance il very anxousy expected
The of exchange downward and Of money
was complained of on all hands.
BoHEMA has demanded large concessions and nearly all
asked have been granted Bohemian Diet is spoken Of
In LoMn ARDr the power Of Austria nearly extinct
her troops have suffered defeats The King Of Sardinia
is at the head Of army Of thirty thousand Lodi and
on the Po One statement Of this morning makes this army
consist Of thirteen thousand Sadinan thousand Ro
mans and thousand rucans Another report states
that alliance against Austria for the protection Of northern
Italy and Lombardy has been entered into by Sardinia Tus
cany, Rome and Naples. Verona appears be the only
place in Italy where Austria retains shadow Of power
VEsIcE has declared herself republics and has established
Provisional Government dismissed all the foreign sodery
and taken other her independence.
AT Milan, Man,ua, Modena Parma, and all through the
north Of Italy, the Of freedom remains triumphant
proved highly satisfactory in the spirit Of the age and
peace and prosperity the territories Of the Church.
The King Naples ihought put Sicily in the wrong
by clearly showing that the latter had made demands
Lord Mimic thought inadmssbe. It is thought
probable Scans will declare themselves Independent
OF Naples and seek foreign prince for their sovereign
is that Prince Of the House of Coburg and
relative Of the Queen of England has been selected for that
honor Most sincerely do hope that this not the
it would create new jealouses and difficulties
SPAIN has had slight touch of the revolutionary fever
not however, of long duration there strong symp-
Of second attack. The capital declared state
of siege. All ordered be given up. Heads of
families required furnish lists of all strangers in their
houses All groups of than five persons in the streets
strictly forbidden. The of all kinds Of
prohibited All disturbes Of order to be Judged by
permanent council of The srngency of these reeua
ons indicates fearful state of things in Madrid Cries of
republic have been frequently raised in the streets Queen
CaRIsTISA reported to have fed and so have many of the
principal persons opposed to the administration Of NARyAEz
is as stagnan and quiet folly and desposm
make her.
Returning the North, find LUssIA increasing her
army and declaring that she will attack other nations
but that she will resist the any interference with
or violation Of her territory is umored that alliance
has been entered into between RUSSIA and DEsMARK for the
resisting Of any attempt separate Scheswg and Hostein
from the latter The inhabitants of these Duchies appear
have great desire to join the German confederation and
Prussia would be glad to promote that desire II could be
done without giving umbrage to Russia
The French revolution has produced desire in SWEDEN
eroy liberal government and the King has taken part
the reform of the constitution and extension of the repre-
sentative system Some tilng riots had taken place at
Stockholm The King and his sons, mounted horseback
rode through the Streets and addressed the peoples order
restored. Three soldiers killed and about twenty
wounded the rioters had twenty killed and thirty wounded
political demonstration had taken place Christiana
in Norway There great tendency to riot for three
successive evenings all quiet again, however, after
about hundred had been made by the police, assist
ed by the military
DEsMARK is far from quiet in her home dominons
and reformation of her political institutions is boldly called
for and this be granted because the King pow
e enough resist his subjects unless supported by Rus
sa and Russia herself may find enough to do in her
domnions without embarking in crusade against the
liberties Of any other country, she disposed 10 do
A few words about ENGLAND. In the first place the
for the quarter which ended the 5th instant is
e402 575 in that of the corresponding quarter Of
last year but be stated ia fairness that this years
amount includes 9455,o China money, for which there
nothing corresponding last year, that the receipts from
ordinary nearly the The receipts for the
year which ended the 5h instant e. 2ls 5ll less
than those for the year which ended 9th Of April si7 The
following statement is highly interesting showing the rapid
increase of the coal trade London, and the pro-
digious addition which has lately been made steam
\ navigation: Tons.
Coal arriving coastwise in London, 1914 ,430, 463
Do do. 1926. 2, O4O, 29l
Do. do. Is47. g, $50, 40
| No Tons.
Sailing vessels in coastng trade, 1914 i26, AT 9043
Steamers. do do. ssS. l24, ,073
Sailing vessels, ls47. .142, SIS. TO- 3l6, ,sss
Steamers. do. els. .a,s02, ,9l6
There has been little new in Parliament during the last
fortnight The bill for removing the disabilities Of the Jews
has passed through the committee with majority Of 97
will be read third time Mondaythere doubt Of its
passing the Commons viii probably have tight squeeze
in the Lords The Ministerial respecting the navi-
cation laws will not be brought forward until after Easter.
There Of any change in the Adminsra-
ton. Lord JoHs RussELL appears to have the confidence
and support Of nearly all parties.
nELASD the Of much the lovers Of
peace and quietness for although the very temperate and
judicious reply Of M LAmAnTIsE the Irish deputies has
done great deal to depress the hopes Of the dsacced in
that country there is much in the temper and feeling Of the
people, and n their known reasonable pursuits 70 keep the
Government upon the alert There is doubt that Lord
CLaRrsDos fully prepared for all emergencies. Mr. w.
0BRES has given notice of motion in the House Of Com
MONS the llh instant bring in bill for the repeal oi