Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-29

Danes haze stopped the navigation the Sound, and
cd two Pfussian and several other vessels Twelve thousand
DAMS were on Tuesday preparing 10 march on Schesg
All eimen on board merchant 10 be pressed
was expected that al shipments from the Baltic would imme-
diately cease.
SWEDEN.
The Hambufgh Borse,hae Of the 24ih utimo says the
COMMITTEES OF the Constitutions after very animated debate,
and without coming the voe have decided 10 deviate from
the former principles and draw up elaborate project Of
proposing partial changes in The present repre-
| sentative system
PRUSSIA
All continues tranquil Berlin, and the popularity Of the
King is increasing.
The BeriaiSche Zeing says that the King has taken
large number OF those of The citizens who wounded in
the combat Of liberation the 18th uimo his paace and
the apartments Of the Duchess of Meckenbug where every
attention i paid 10 their comfort The Queen has given her
beds and family nen and has the meals for the patients
cooked in her kitchen She pays daily visits the suf
/ ferers whom she comforts and cheers.
The AHgemeine Pret4ssisete Zet.ng Of the 25h uhimo
contains the report of the soldiers who killed The night
o the sih TO the 9th but does the number which,
would appear considerable The funeral procession
chiefly composed Of citizens The sticte order prevailed
| throughout the ceremony.
On the morning the 25h uimo the King started for Pots
DAM where The magistrates and inhabitants received him with
great enthusiasm The public could scarey be prevented
from taxing the horses from the Kings carriage and drawing
it themselves The King addressed the people and the Off
of the Posdam garrison and returned 10 Berlin about
The speeches of his Majesty, while acknowledging
the ahiuness of the troops, chiefly meant to exho the
army follow the royal example and join the national par
ty with heart and SOUL The OF the officers IN the
Of the troops full Of devotion and enthusiasm for
the good cause.
The attempts to establish republic 10 Prussia have all sig
nay tailed he feeling III favor OF re-esabishng the
tonay of the Poles every where increasing The Poles
guard with the burghers of Berlin They the
German eockade combined with the Polish national coors
The King openly recognised them, and it every where
dersood that desire Prussia ntepoe the Poles
independent nation between Germany and Russia
The Prussan State Gazette of the Goth uimo, publishes
the following deputation from Posen headed by the Arch
bishop Won Przyusk has peiioned the King to allow
ona reorganization of the Grand Duchy Posen develop
itself Immediately but in quiet and legal manner under his
Majestys proectiop Tie deputaon gave their advice
the proper for accomplishing this end and further pc
toaed that provisional should be formed
sistng of who enjoyed the public confidence. His Ma
esty pleased accede The wishes of the deputaon,
and published proclamation to that effect.
The Pussan State Gazette, of the 26h umo, informs its
readers that the Duke OF Brunswick had publicly declared his
adhesion the King Pussia leadership of Germany The
Duke caused the King Of Prussias proclamation TO his
People and Germany be distributed to the public with
a Of the Brunswick Ministry printed the bottom Of the
copies stating that the Ducal Government will meet all the
propositions Of the Pfussian Government Private letter
from Brunswick that the Duke had spoken with some
Of his private friends and chief officers to this effect
'sThe Russian army has been placed upon footing;
but these troops portion OF them cross the
Prusan frontier, French troops viii draw the Rhine
The safety Of our German heraad then depends upon The
choice Of German emperor; and all German princes will
agree with in this opinion. am Duke OF Brnnswiekl
love my people love counbut will prefer sacrificing
much permitting the German nation and its general welfare
to lack my aid. WILL with pleasure soldier for
my faherand and gladly necessary, fight It's batt!es
BAVARIA.
The rumoed blcaon Of the King Of Bavaria, in favor of
his confirmed The Chambers were opened at MUNICH
the 22J by the King, Maximilan In his speech from
the throne he proclaimed the motto of Bavaria, "Libey
and Law and promised submit TO the States OF the king
dom various reforms the abolition OF lotteries responsibility
Of minister's liberty the press election for the Chamber Of
Deputies speedy arrangements for the representation Of the
Palainate abolition Of ground rents projection Of new legal
code, and organization Of the courts Of justice
AUSTRIA.
Adyces from Vienna of the 81 umo, that all was
tranquil and the Of the Emperors concessions bad
cited joy the provinces Pioclamaons bad been IS
sued ordering the authorities maintsin the existing laws
and the people obey them On the 2ls the Emperor pub
/ lishcd an amnesty for all political oil noes.
In Hungary the concessions made by the Emperor
just in time prevent the proclamation of republic While
the magnaes renounced their privileges the Assembly Of
Presburg, the lsh, formidable revolution go-
ing Peh, where hundred thousand Of the Ma
ona Guards assembled and concerted the establishment Of
republic, which they did not however, proclaim Things
looked very serious till the Of the constitutional conces
of the Emperor arrived Pesh where the information
was enthusiastically received.
In Austria Bavaria, Pomerania Brandenburg and other
places very strong opinions have been expressed against the
preensions Of the King Of Prussia.
The Hanoveisn Chambers opened on the'2sth by
commission The royal speech confirms the promises Of lib
eIal measures before mnde.
Austria and Prussia tranquil, but there appears
every probability Of between United Germany and Rus
sa Poland being the battlefield The great object Of the
Germans is interpose independent nation between
themselves and Russia and this object distinctly avowed in
the following article which appears in the Cologne Gazette
elf look carefully position towards foreign States
nothing than that shall shortly be in
with Russia One month hnce The latest, must be
in The field The will Of the German people has pronounced
itself in OF the reestabshment Of Poland Prussia
will have to give up portion Of her territory attain the
great obecan intermediate kingdom between Germany and
Russia. This movement has already commenced. prov-
sona has already been formed Poen for the
-eneratsn OF Poland % The sanction OF the Prussian auhor
ties. IPrussia makes sacrifice OF territory il be
derstood that she does h certainty Of attaining the de-
sired object Posen be given up with chance OF its
falling hands OF Russia. Prussia and Germany
not eman strangers the Russian Polish The words
in the royal proclamation of the 2st Of March, recommending
federse and OF neutrality are equivalent 70
call 10 arms" 7"
the Breat Gazette Of the 2l collision between Germany
and Russia imminent Quarters have been spoken at Ka
sh says this Journal for hundred Russians, and nearly
hundred and fifty thousand Russian troops assembled
on The Polish frontier.
The Consutionnel that there thirty thousand
Russian troops concentrated the frontier Of Gallca, few
leagues from Cracow. Fifty thousand Russians OCCUPY Rus
Poand and Warsaw alone contains garrison Of twenty
thousand men, The Russian Imperial Guard has already
marched towards the frontiers Of the Grand Duchy Of Poen
The army Of has been called from the INTERIOR and the
army stationed towards Odessa has received orders TO send fl
teen thousand towards Gsica The army OF the Cau-
to be diminished and had received strict orders 10