Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-02

The news from the Continent H. that Radetzky has
fused to treat for peace bu, said he could best after
Austrian honor satisfied by the entrance of his army
Milan
In FRANCE there appears gradual but very slow in
crease OF nonarcha tendencies this is seen not only in
the noderate party called, but throughout the whole
country and among all classes 1t said that the Govern
men party representing (of course republic is endeayor-
ing to effect union with the ultra democrats The basis of
this union stated be suppression Of the and
evidence upon which the report The committee on the nsur
recons is founded We unwilling to believe that the ad
mnlstralon OF Gen. CAvAIGSAc would suy itself with such
a base compromise. .n.-.
vienna is the scene Of much political fermen placard
has been circulated there, expressing the public opinion and
menacng the declaration of republic the Emperor did not
forthwith return More than So 600 copies of this placard
were sold in day. An effort made to suppress it.
but the committee for public security declared that they did
not any thing illegal in the document and ordered some
hundreds Of national guards defend the printing and SALE
These are very significant facts.
August O-The weather is still unfavoable for the har-
vest The Gardeners Chronicle says of the crops that shey
Indicate full average produce of wheat short yield of
barley comparatively poor crop Of and beans, and
very bal crop peas The turnps promise WE'LL and there
has beer very heavy produce of hay There is it is aid
"
past yeas at this The potato disease is undoubtedly
speadns." The harvest in France is pronounced mag
nfcent The best understanding said to exist upon all
points between the Governments Of France and Great Britain
There no doubt respecting their having proposed terms of
peace between Austria and ay and Of the journals
state that Austria will accede the proposed arrange
ment both Great Britain and France will declare war against
her Thsis think, going but such rather general
rumor. The French Government removing the restrictions
upon the press and eleven Of the suspended Partisan journals
have been allowed to be continued and circulated.
very good augu Of the of the Archduke Johns
efforts in Germany deduced from the constitution of his
Cabinet which all parties unite in calling very talented and
estimabe The Prince of LEIsINGES (halfbother to
Queen Victora) the Foreign Minister. This Prince is
very liberal minded and patriotic He has always advo-
Gated enlightened and constitutional doctrines and has earned
the respect of his countymen by his dsnteested
duct in the Chambers of Bavaria and his estates he
will have the confidence of foreign courts The ministerial
crisis said to be ROME, and MAMAM eenters office
with penary powers. He has exoed the consent of the
Pope to the closest alliance with the Princes of Italy, for the
common defence of the country and received authority dis
patch renforcements Charles Albert TuscASr has also
awoke from her lethargy, and sent supplies Lombady
The cholera appears be making regular and steady ad
westward Premontory symptoms have appeared in
London in the great increase of darhaa and dysentey the
deaths from which last week l54, than double the
average of the These complaints the rerunners
of cholera when that awful disease last visited London
latina is also very rife in the metropolis, having caused 81
deaths last week
The only noticeable matter relative to the drama is that
Mr. CHARLES KEAS has received her Maes,ys commands to
give series of English performances Windsor Castle after
Christmas next and select the distinguished talent
the metropolitan stage. JESSr Inns gratuous
the Italian Operahouse the 3Oh umo, for the benefit
of the hospital for consunpve patients at Brompton, melted
nearly El $780, The principal novelty in the literary world
is SERGEANT TALroURps Final Letters and Memoirs Of
Charles Lamb" These volumes contain painful devcl-
opmens of poor Lambs domestic ac,ions and place his
character in the very highest point of do not know
whether have before mentioned Mr.. FosrERs admirable
Life Of Oirer Goldsmith. II not, beg most warmly To
recommend it TO tue notice m, r,nsatisnsic fsads
| ArGusr 1.-THE Ausrans have not yet Captured Mr.
Ian, bat they have defeated the Pedmonese within
miles o. that city, Charles Alder, has retreaed within
walls, which he Strengthening with additional focations,
determined withstand the siege Radezky the last
uemity. In the while the English and French Com
mssioners the road the Of with proposals
for pea:e.
Mr. BERKELEY has given notice in the House of Commons
that he shall bring forward his bill respecting the ballot
until session.
great Cancellation dinner is TO take place in Paris,
at which NM. Lamar,ine Cavaignac, Ledru Rolin, and
Maras be present. NJ. LAMARrISE will be- it is
said, he next President Of the Council.
The general of the London journals Of this morning is
very gloomy, with respect the progress of liberal opinions
and the Of improved governments the continent
The of popular revolution which swept Europe in
February and March last is said be the reco and fast
upon il say of the oreboders Of evil, follow the
terrible reaction Of military and despoc rule METTERSIcH
TO resume his pa'erna sway only Vienna but
Milan and Naples and NJ. GuIzoT is stretch his hand
him from the Seine We certainly do no, think that the pros
pees for the friends Of progress is bright few
weeks ago. but do hot despair An old and wise poti
clan has said, "Revolutons do go backwards" Nous
perrons. -