Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-16
LATER FROM EUROPE.

later advlces from Europe. she sailed from LIVER
pool on the 25th ultimo.
The commercial news is unfavorabe 10 bread
stuffs, and has had depressing effect on the mar
kets in the Eastern cities. Cotton, il will be seen,
has slightly advanced.
ENGLAND.
The returns Of the Bank Of England exhibit notwithsand-
ing the partial transmission Of specie the Continent in
of bullion the extent Of than quarter of
million of pounds Money continues abundant for
cial purposes.
It is feared that Lord MELBOURNE, the late Premier of
England, is dying The impression is that though he may
linger for week, longer, he cannot
The total number of cases of CHOLERA reported from the
first to the latest returns by the Board Of Health to
2l5 victims or this mortality $50 occurred in Scotland
much greater proportion than in England.
IRELAND.
The Chief Justice in the case of Eor Martin rs. the
Queen pronounced judgment on the 18TH oyerrung all the
objections Of the prisoners counsel The argument wrs
Of in the Of Smith OBen was opened before the
Judges the Queens Bench Tuesday. In the of
ksyan O'Dougherty, memorial signed by the Jury who
found him guilty presented Saturday the Lords
Justices praying commission the of transport
tation into term Of Imprisonment.
FRANCE.
The French funds Thursday prior the sailing Of
the steamer under the influence Of the reports that Cavagna
election probable because the necessary number Of
two millions Of would probably be obtained by any
candidate in which the Assembly would undoubtedly
elect Cavagnac, lest the Government should not be able
meet its engagements al the of the approach
ing year. Lamarne had not renquished his candi
dateship bat will solicit his election himself through
friends Blu, will accept such support may be given him.
The insuuectonary movements by the Red Republicans
and Socialists much feared. Marie Minister of Justice
has been summoned Pas and Lamane was expected
arrive at Paris on Monday, the a6th.
number Of the members of the National Assembly have
urged Gen. Cavagnac present the project offs law ordering
the closing Of Clubs He declines incur the odium that
would be attached to it.
The subject Of the June Instruction again before the As
sembly, and produces the utmost excitement.
ITALY.
Letters from Rome dated the 9th ultno announce nsur-
-ectionay against the Ponfca troops on the
Austrian frontier.
The Anglorench mediation in the ars Of Italy, after
our months diplomacy has just reached its elementary STAGE
and Brussels has been selected the place for holding the
conference The whole arrangement lags.
The agitation for Italian Independence has been revived
Florence. AT Naples the 18th tranquility prevailed.
Much impotence manifested for the Of the British
Minister, since Al, proceedings under Anglo French mediation
were suspende until his arrival.
CONTINENTAL AFFAIRS.
The affairs q the continent Of Europe still indicate the be-
ynrng Of anoher rather than the termination Of the
catastrophe at Vienna In Austria and Prussia there is an
important struggle going between monarchy and democra-
~ each being convinced that the sword be the only
,ter between them Vienna and Berlin are both ripe for
enewed efforts to constitutions and restrain mo-
,arcica power whilst the kings oppose all further attempts
1t instruction The Prince of Prussia that if the
hrons must fall shall fall with honor There isa slumber
ng nsueenary fesng, however, which the most trivial
'ccident may awake with fearful energy.
AUSTRIA.
Central Europe continues in state of convusion. Wen
IA has subsed into something like tranquility bat in the
whole of the Prussan provinces cities in anegonsm to
rural Districts and unless adjustment Of the quarrel
be brought about at Berlin between the Democrats and
he Court present hope Of the speedy termination
II the trouble which is threatening the whole of Germany
As we become correctly informed Of rghtful
Vienna struck with awful crisis through
which the people have passed The details furnished by some
# the Engshmcn, who compelled take up arms du
ing the late siege and bombardmen until they could escape
the mperas army all prove that the students and demo-
rata party perfectly reckless Of human life, and only
lined at defyng the Imperial mandates. Messenhauser, the
ommandant at Vienna was shot on the 9th utimo. His
execution ascrbed to the fact that it proved that the
'erfdious firing the Imperial troops after peace agreed
,pon might be attributed to him. Numbers Of students and
ighing brought out AFTER the ARRAY and
hot in the II is needless that these executions
created deep sensation throughout Germany, and long
eapse before all the blood which has been shed
obtcraed from the minds Of the people, with the feeling
II horror it has engendered
Vast numbers of troops have been dispatched TO the seat Of
Hungary. The bravery Of Jsachich is sested BY all
'aies and renders probable that he and his Croas will
terrible account Of their exploits among the Magya
In Berlin strict state Of siege maintained, and the peo
de- in spite Of their reluctance have been compelled to give
Up their They still continue however, in passive resist
the martial law proclaimed by Gen Wrangel but up
the latest advces no blood had been she'd The Assem-
by has been again and again dispersed by order Of Wanseb
has passed declaring the collection and
nen Of all taxes Illegal alleged, simply with view Of
tining up the provinces into an insurrection.
BesIau and other ripe TO take up the sword
en Wrangel has steadily followed up the dsarmng Of the
,urgher guard but in the time Populations have been
,oing and fro from Berlin to Po,sdam, imporng the King
eace his steps, dissolve the Brandcnburg Ministry, and
hrow himself the Of the people. On the other
,and il feared that the King will dissolve the Assembly,
md grant constitution similar TO that Of Belgium which
Is highly liberal.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Nov. IS, Is4s.
CorroS. There has been a good demand for cotton
throughout the past week. and for current qualities there has