Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-02

PRUSSIA considered being much more favorable
plan Of conedeated government for the whole of Germany
than she a week ago. An immense meeting has been
held Berlin which declared that sit much danger for
their Pusan aherand in the predomnancy If an unGer
Prussomanio and that it placed all its national hopes
in the unity of Germany There is a rumor that the King
of WuRTEnBERG has resigned his The Diet at VI
much dissatisfied with the refusal Of the Emperor to
that city and the because he has appointed
the very unpopular Archduke CHARLES represent him in
the Diet the Achduke JoHS having renowned that position
incompatible with his office regent vicar Of the empire
An "enrgetc address, has been transmitted the Emperor,
pointing out to him that his return oas not 10 Be delayed"
This address will perhaps convince his Majesty that he has
time to lose in enustng himself with his subjects in the CAPT
tai Revolution has not yet done its work in Vienna What
does Prince METTEnsIcH think address from the Diet
which that the Austria through their epresen-
taives, Demand the immediate return Of his Majesty !" This
progress enough surely for four months few days more
and the fate of Austria proper perhaps of the Austrian En-
pe, will be decided way the other. The Archduke
JoHS has returned to Frankfort Whatever may be the fate Of
Austria with respect to its form Of Government, The head
of its Government there is much fear respecting the gene
raj peace and unity of the German Confederation and this
will be owing, in great measure, the confidence repoed in
the Archiuke JoHS.
Il is reported that the Emperor of Russia dsapproves of
causing the Russian troops march into Moava and that
they have been ordered to return.
Nothing of importance from any other part Of the Cont
nent The two most dscouraging subjects the in
Northern Italy and the yet unsettled quarrel between Den
mark and Prussia. Both these points will willing
hope be arranged shortly upon fair and satisfactory principles
France is certainly fast settling down in quetness, and trade
and commerce revving. GERMANY has less OF excitement
and jealousy among its various parts than had month
VIENNA and AUSTRIA throughout feverish and dssats
ed but they will settle the question with their weak
minded Emperor if they left to arrange il for themselves
SPAIN and PORTUGAL retain their geographical position
material parts Of the European continent but they have
political Importance and scarcely national existence beyond
name. HOLLAND and BELGIUM pursuing the even
tenor Of their way and the nations the shores OF the Bal
tic, including the mighty auocra Of " the furcad Russ,
quiet, and, we hope, prosperous.
The "rebekLon in IRELAND has been put down by the
police and the infatuated probably insane leader Smith
OBRIEN, appehended for high and lodged in Kill
manham jail to be devouy hoped that the Of the
Irish people will and acknowledge the futy schemes
OF agitation, having for their object the sundeng of the Brit
ish Empire for repeal of the Union would assuedy
lead separation. The Irish people have right TO, and
therefore should require every advantage that the British
stuon consistently besow. Let them send better rep
resentahves to Parliament not mere parrots who repeat
peal out Of the House, but dumb within profit
gates, poica personal, but thoughtful of upright
character Let them do this, and they may be assured that
British statesmen and representatives will be glad
with them in any udcous they propose for the
good of their country. The welfare of the whole Empire
intimately concerned in the peace and prosperity each
ponen part and where n,erest strong jealousy and
oppression give way, if humaner motives did not
operate sie them. England has done much for Ireland
since the union effected. Are Catholic emancipation,
extensive and most sauary reforms the Church and
ncpa corporations, comprehensive system of national edu
cation and the recently enaced poor law nothing In oil
the great that have taken place in this country,
Ireland has equally shared with England and Scotland And
does Ireland know that millions Of her suffering nhab
rescued from want and mutudes from starvation
daring las, years awful period Of hans s pestence, by
the bounty the aid f you will give oer nancy
this country And what does Ireland now The fol-
lowing an,heca arrangement OF the proposed of Ire
lands and Ireands wishes advocated by Irish
hers Of Parliament during late sessions; will show how
little uniformity Of opinion, rather, how great contrari
ETY. Of opinion there exists among those who ought be best
acquainted with the subject
Mr.. NAPIER proposes "repeal of the Emancipation act
increase Of the Church temporae AMI legal Incorporation
of the Orange lodges"
Mr. REYSoLDs repeal Of the Union destruction of the
Church temperatures and transfer of the corporate property
TO the mob"
Mr.. BtAcKALL, dminution of the area of poor-aw
taxation
Mr.. GREENE, "ncrease Of that area"
Mr.. VEsEr, "throwing the burden OF town paupersm
the country"
Mr.. BRooKr throwing the burden Of country paupersm
the towns
Mr. Fox, "giving the landlords property tie tenants"
Mr. You've, giving the tenants property to the landlords.
Mr. WERNER, "extrpaton (root and branch) of the Po
psh peasantry."
Mr. DrLLos BRowsE "extirpatOn root and branch) of
the Protestant gentry"
Mr.. H. HERBERr, payment Of the priests
Lord BERNARD, "Coercion of the priests
Mr.. AusrEr, " addressing the House without pause"
Lord MILToS, /" never coming it,
Mr. DANIEL 0CoSNELL, the larger distribution of pat
ronage."
Mr. SMITH o'BRrES, the larger distribution Of pixies :"
Sir Wa. SoNERvILLE, "any thing"
Mr. II. Corr, "nothing."
ALL, "MoRE MONEY ~
Now this is really exaggeraon. The proceedings Of Par
lament will establish every word Of it, After ALL the ameora
ton of the condition Of Ireland depends upon itself than
upon England Its evils are rather social than pocaI the