Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-16

per- "hsd not been for the Emperor who is ped by every
one and Franz Joseph, who the hope Of Liberals the
city gates would have been shut in the faces OF the Of the
party There curious account OF Italian who
has arrived with the Court Neudo This person is called
"CIII" She enjoys the confidence of the Empress and,
10 the language OF public Journalist, s indispensable the
Emperor There is, however, suspicion Of galany
tachlng to the CIBISI the friend OF our
fortunate monarch, when his awful maady overhadows him.
She is then him. and supports him through the
dark hour 80 far CBINI might appear entitled esteem,
but there abroad among the people that make her
hated by them II whispered that the Emperos malady
arises from natural causes, but has been produced by
wines aduerated with mixtures known only Italian phar-
macy. II is added that CIBIS tool Of the Jesu and
necessarily busy abuse the Emperor distracted fancy and
fill his mlnd with fears and suspicious The mere rulnor of
having followed the Court back Vienna has created an
uneasy excitement among the populace ominous OF ev"
The Emperor has issued very commonplace proclamation
which, however, only be understood being favorable
the unity OF Germany.
The Congress FRASKFoRT is still in session, and appears
to be Advancing successfully with great wolhe console
daton Of Germany. Every day Ministers are arriving from
the different State Governments to be residents
the Central Government NJ CAMPnAUsES is the Prus-
sian minister appointed this charge The Archduke Jos
General, has announced that he will twice
week. q his house is in order" M. Voy Ga
GERM, the President OF the Congress, hold weekly
levee. Russian ambassador expected and Lord Cow
LEY, the representative Of England, has rented house.
The ministry which has been appointed by the Achduke John
Is found great fault with in quarters The Prince Of
Leningen called ga nobody and every Of the Cabi
net excepting M ROBERT MoHL, spoken Of very sghngy
and with great contempt 1t is called Ministry Of
circumstances and s. wretched one." II
There has been great gathering Cologne to celebrate
the completion Of the cathedral OF that city, which the
Archduke JOIN, the King of Prussia and deputation Of
twenty members from the Assembly at Frankfort attended
by invitation The KING and the Imperial Lieutenant appear
ed on the very best terms, and nothing could be cordial
than the CONDUCT OF the King towards the members of
nj
OCCASION II is 10 be hoped this alliance and friend
meeting between the old and the powers of Germany
may endure and bear good iru 1t be interrupted
slouded but, for time at least the good and hamon-
Gus feelings OF the festival Cologne cannot fail inspire and
TO modify the policy and the proceedings of the various Powers
who are interested IN the contemplated political result The
King OF Prussia aud the President OF the Assembly, NJ Vos
GAGERS had, however, one little passage iourance. The
President Is OF the remarkable of the age tall
OF stature, powerful OF voice. full OF heart ecttud and en-
ergy Such man, at the head Of great popular party,
might well counterbaance even king. 1t evident
the hs that the King OF Prussia and President Won
germ were not In love with each other When the former ap-
preached the latter, he, President of the Assembly ad-
step and began address, Of which the concluding
sentence The Parliament has full confidence that your
Majesty will aid II in the construction of German unity,
Work already commenced and which the nation ,oW
4 'Pe The expression evidently panied the King, who
Piled at first by some obgng words for the Parliament, but
concluded thus Be assured that shall lose sight
the great task you called to perform persuaded
that am one Of them"
generally supposed that the King Of Prussia if he had
the desire, would not have the power prevent the unity
OF Germany for his own subjects, particularly the people OF
Berlin would rise in insurecton against any such attempt
The affairs of DENMARK and the Duches remain before
and there Is whatever from the north Of Europe
cepng that the great chemist BERzELus died Stockholm
on the 9TH instant
BELGIUM has identified herself with German affairs, by
causing her minister present letter Of congauaon from
King LEoPoLD TO the Archduke JouN The King of Belgi
took this step without waiting for official ntimaton Of
the Archdnkes entering upon Office, which makes the
4 acknowledgement more noticeable.
Ireland is tranquil much that Lord HARDIseE, COM
mander of the forces, is about England Mr..
MARTIN, publisher OF The " Feion' newspaper has been
found guilty of sedous practices, and sentenced years
transportation Mr. ODoherty has escaped second prose-
cuton for sedon, the jury again dsagIeeing Mr.. J. b.
DLLoS, another of the insurgent leaders, has arrived
Hare If the want of education has hitherto been Of the
Of the degradation of the Irish, will shortly be
moved, the following table, showing the number Of public
schools and scholars ia Ireland since lS40 be correct