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

between the Hungarians and the south sclayonians
till continues, The latter well provided with rtle &c.
The Archduke JoHS is again at Frankfort shre the troops
defled before him the 9th instant and ok the oath of
allegiance to him and the Central Government The Prince
of Prussia is in bad odor with the Consttue Assembly at
Frankfort and eaouses appear TO be growg up between
the two parties Of Austria and Prussia ll declaring
general amnesty Tor political offences had been elected by the
assembly at Frankfort in division Of BIT agabst so. We
have from BERLIN Of demonstrations in hvor Of Ger
unity and counter-demonsratons the sid of Pussan
exclusVeness Part Of the Prussian troops hav4 done ho
mage on the required day, and in the proper m TO the
Archduke John the greater part, however, has not done
the Government resting satisfied with the pocama-
ton acknowledging the Vicar OF the Empire. Il i.announc-
ed, in wenorned political circles in Berlin dat the re-
newal OF The negotiations with DEsMARK had tken place
with the consent Of the Central Executive in frankfort
There is considerable difference of opinion, howee with
respect tothe terms of peace PaussA, having appended
1000 900 OF halers in the war; and incurred aloss OF
5000 900 more in trade and commerce, is disposed
make further sacrifices particularly the National Castu.
ent Assembly did not think proper place either the hing
Prussia at the head Of the empire his brother h1head
Of the confedeated forces However, there is in gcn&a
good feeling in Prussia towards the plan Of confederation and
in favor Of "fee united, and powerful Prussia Ae-
Der Of free, united and powerful Germany" THERE'S
dependence upon the National Assembly, and belefand
trust that it will not make any attempt weaken the i'm
lance Of Prussia sacrifice its dignity The potato dase
had made its appearance in parts Of East Prussia Ind
Wesrhaa Nothing from the Baltic or its surrounding
nations, nor from Holland or Belgium.
IRELAND is fast settling down, at least in appear
ance. SMITH O'BRIEN is in Kilmainham Jail,
awaiting his trial. His wife and children and rea-
tves have free access to him. Messrs. MEAGHER
and ODoNoGHuE have been captured. Mr.. O'GoR-
MAN is said to have reached France. Mr.. DIDO
HERTY, one of the editors and proprietors of the
Tribune has been acquitted, the jury not being able agree
in their verdict He appears have benefited by plea that
he pvy to- cognsan of the article which appear
ed in hi paper and for which he was prosecuted This plea
would hive been Of no avail few years ago.
There great appehenons Of disturbances among the
Irish their sympathzers, and the confedeated clubs
Manchester Ashton Oldham and Birmingham The magis-
aid police upon the alert all these and other places
and rather alarming in circulation but hope
that the much exaggerated You will however, have
days laer from Liverpool relating these places than
can give you.
We lave had better weather during these last three DAYS.
and the progressing avoraby but every day brings
worse account than the preceding of the potato CROP An
almost general failure is expected. s>
Nothing new in theacals. The two opera houses will
close in few days JENNY LIND will make professional
tour in s,me of the Provinces and will afterwards fulfil
short engagement in Dublin
In literary matters nothing of importance but
nected with literature, may here mention the death Of
Captain MARRYAT, which took place the 9th instant after
long illness, occasioned by the bursting Of boodvessel
The captain only in the seth year of his age. He
recovered the shock occasoned BY the death his son. in the
shipwreck of the Avenger, in February last -