Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

outwards Of vessels and tonnage from liverpool and
London for the year lS47: 8Fs4F4ls "
Win cargoes.
Brush 4isss Bsss ssss sas sssa SSssss sss sSo
Foreign. 'a''''4os s4s.2ss Foreign. ssa i5s,44s
i,aao. i4s ST. as
In ballast ti 2tte
British 43s 1873, 400 British. 1875 3712I6|
Foreign. SO ss.sss Foreign. 2,los sa077o
Total tonnage. i. ,542, 500 Total tonnage $40 s34
The total tonnage Of Liverpool outwardsS nus
IRELAND is tranquil on the surface, but if the big
words of some Of her noisy demagogues are 10 be
believed, there is mischief brewing. They speak
of forty clubs in Dublin, each consisting of three
hundred men, who meet once week for the pur-
pose OF being trained and disciplined to the use OF
arms. The country is also said to be organizing
in similar manner, to great extent A monster
repeal meeting is TO be held in Derry, in about 4
fortnight. We suppose that Lord Clarendon and
the Government are wide awake The Liverpool
papers also speak of similar training meetings at
Birkenhead. Three weeks ago the people were
alarmed at the noisy demonstrations of the Char
lists; they are now sure that some terrible out
break is approaching, because the Chartiss are 50
still and quiet
tits a great pity that some Of your orators in
Congress and in public meetings should speak so
inconsideratey as they do. Mr.. HANNEcAN's OBJ
servatons at the large Democratic meeting at Bal
timore the other day, that Cuba and Jamaica might
both be expected TO form States in the American
Union before long, falls decidedly within this cate
CORY.
There isnothingnew in the literary world, except
ing the first volume of very clever work by Mr..
G. l.. CRAIK, called the Romance of the Peerage:,
or, Curiosities Of Family History This is said
to be very full of interesting matters. Nor does
the theatrical world afford single item of news.
JUNE 30.-The news from Italy this morning is
very unfavorable. CHARLES ALBERT seems paralyzed
through the falling off of Naples and the tardness
of the Romans. However, negotiations for peace
are said to be going upon the basis which have
mentioned not through the mediation of England,
but directly between the parties. The Diet at
Frankfort has decided, on motion Of M: Won GA
GERM, that the Archduke JOHN of Austria shall be
appointed Lord Lieutenant of the Empire until the
constitution for Germany shall be prepared The
Lord Lieutenant is 10 be the head of the Federal
Government of the whole of Germany. nj. vow
GAGERN's speech is said to have been one OF the
finest ever uttered, and carried the motion almost
by acclamaon. He will. if the plan of federali-
cation goes forward, undoubtedly be the head of
the administration, under the title OF Chancellor of
the Empire. What will the Diet at Berlin say
to this
Prelimnares of peace between Prussia and Den
mark are said to have been signed.
The Ministerial measure for the relief of the su-
gar colonies passed its first stage last night by a
majority of fifteen only, in house offive hundred
and five members-Sir R. PEEL helping Ministers.
Alias quiet in Paris again. Gen. CAvAIGNAc has
been appointed President Of the Council of Minis
ers, with power to appoint the Ministry. In fact,
The General IS now the executive power-President
of the republic pro TEN. M. BAsTIDE is Minister
Of Foreign Affairs; Gen. LAMoRIcIERE, Minister of
War; and CARNoT, of Instruction. The last ap-
pointment is very unpopular -