Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-10

condensation Of praise and leaves nothing more be said
unless be say that al that should contain
and this probably what could be said Of any human pro-
ducton Miss MARTISEAus "Lie in the East is the other
book, and Is also much praised
In TaEATRIcALs have nothing of importance but the
rival ariste the opera houses. Madle Llsp still is
lady Paramount but the entire weight of the business upon
her shoulders and without her the Queens thcae could
stand week against the Coyent Garden house. The
actors, Mr. Dickens, &C., have played very successful
" nights the Haymarket theatre for the benefit of
fund endow cua,oship for the Shakespeare property
Slratfcr Mr.. SarRIDAN KSowLEs has been appointed by
Lord MoRPETH, il said the CURATOR with salary Of
1850 yeaa comfortable for lis declining years.
May l9.-There is nothing new of importance
10 communicate this morning. Paris continues
tranquil Every day. says the Daily News,
develops more and more the strength of the
moderate party in the Chamber, in whicl must,
Of course, be included the 100 members of the
left centre of the exchamber. Indeed, it IS appa-
rent that the government must ere long fall into
tie hands of the leaders of this party. The pre-
sent Executive, with their cabinet of clerks, is
subject of common ridicule. M. THEIRS viii
soon be returned for one Of the departments, and
then the left centre of the old chamber must
assume the reins of government. The opinion
begins TO gain ground that the issue will be a
constitutional system, like that Of England, under
"a regency, with M. THEIRS for The Prime
Minister"
u is said that the Executive Commission and
their ministry at variance with the large ma
'ioury Of the Assembly"
This is the last news from Paris. give it
rerbatim, but know nothing of it's correctness.
II is denied now that either Blanqui, Thore,
Raspail, or CADET have been arrested. General
CAvAIGNAc is appointed Minister of War, and M.
TRouvE CHAuvEL Project of Police, in place of
NJ. CAUsslDlERE, who resigned General CouR-
TAIs is in very depressed state. He refuses all
nourishment. and says that he prefers death TO
The French funds had further i'm
proved. The threes closing at 4S!, and the fves
at III. More than 300 hundred arrests had taken
place in Paris.
News from RoME states that the Austrian AM
bassador had received his passports, and was to
leave that city on the 7th. 1t appears that the
PoPE declines to make formal and official decla-
ration OF war against Austria, because his doing
so would involve very serious question of
ecclesiastical subordnaton and heirarchica rule y
yet war is actually waged with the Pope's full
approval and hearty for the Liberation
of Italy from all foreigners and he blessed the
arms OF the soldiers who went forth TO redeem
Italy. This is certainly granting the substance,
but refusing the shadow II may be good logic
in conclave of Cardinals, but it is at war with
out-of-doors common sense.
Sir STAFFORD CANNING, il appears, had entered
into negotiations with the Austrian cabinet, in
order to bring about peace between that country
and Italy. These are suspended for the present in
of new ministerial arrangements at
Vienna.
Consos this morning 54i to 84l and looking
upwards. ~