Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-07-15

There have been very serious disturbances at
Prague, and many lives lost. There is an immense
amount Of bad feeling still existing in BoHEMIA and
in HUNGARY and POLAND, between the different races
of people nhabitng those countries. The port Of
TRIESTE is officially announced to be in state of
blockade The National Assembly at FRANKFoRT
has resolved to invite the Germanic Diet to assign
six millions Of thalers for the purpose of founding
German navy. The Assembly has also SO far
advanced with its work as to have resolved that un-
i'll detinitive governmental power for Germany
shall be established, Federal Directory shall be
appointed to exercise that power in all the common
affairs of Germany. Other resolutions as to de-
tails have been passed. and the Assembly appears
to be very zealously and steadily employed in its
important duty Of forming constitution for aggre-
gated GERMANY.
Affairs do not look promising in. ITALY VIcENzA
and PADUA have both been captured by the Aus
trians, under RADETsKY, and General PEPE has
been compelled to retire to Ferrara. There is a
further report that the Piedmontese had been de-
feated near Verona, and that the Duke of Genoa,
son of Charles Albert has been taken prisoner.
The national guard has been re-established at Ma
PIES, but not in way to give satisfaction to the
people. There are great outbreaks in Calabria,
and the King of Naples holds his crown by very
insecure tenure. The army, however, is said to be
faithful to him, and he can always command the
lazzaron by e promise Of punder. The matter Of
ScHLEswIG- HoLsTEN still remains unsettled, and
assumes every day more threatening aspect. The
Breslau journals Of the 9th instant say that the
/ whole Baltic sea is covered with Russian men Of
war, and that the western frontier of the Russian
empire bristles with bayonets. The Emperor has
| large force on the Pruth, ready at any mo-
ment to march into Moldavia' The great bug
bear Of the day is that RUSSIA is about to march
three large armies into the heart of Europe-one to
Vienna, another on Berlin, and third into Molda-
via; the Emperor being determined to stem the pro-
gress of revolution.
So much for Europe. We have the melancholy
news from the East Indies that an insurrection has
broken out at Lahore, and that the first outrage was
the assassination of two British officers at Moul-
tan, in that territory at the nstga.ion of MooBRAJ,
a native chief. The insurrecton would, however,
speedily be put down.
Nothing worth communicating either in literature
or theatrcals.
i JUNE 23.-The continuation of the debate upon
Mr.. HUME's reform motion has been adjourned un-
til the 3Oth instant. The Corps Diplonlatigue al
Paris has asked of the Frencl Minister of Foreign
Affairs an explanation on the project Of arming
three hundred battalions OF the National Guards
The Minister has declared that the measure had no.
thing warlike in it, and that the Government was
as peaceably disposed as il ever had been. 1t ex.
| pected that the present Executive Commission oi
France will resign Immediately: what will replace
itno one can tell. Order appears 10 be maintained
in Paris only by the determination of the National
Guards. This news left Paris at 10 o'clock last
night. Increased disorder at Lyons and other
places. The King of Naples has embarked his
horses, equpages, and treasure. Sir r. PEEL will
come, it's said, 10 the support of Ministers the
West India question. This will carry the House.
and prevent possible disruption Of the Cabinet.