Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-16

The Representatives will remain in session after having voted
the constitution in order prepare and pass the organic
conformity to such constitution would be hazardous to
leave TO different Assembly the construction of laws in uni
with the feeling in which the constitution itself had orr
ginated There is doubt but that good understanding
exists between the French republic and the Emperor of Rus
sa. An appointment of ministers penipotentiay to and
from each is about taking place. Two three anecdotes
may be mentioned here showing the political and social
Of France At the opening of the National Assembly
Wednesday last NJ. THIERs guard private
Of the public offices. Marshal SoULT has Just lost his
election for St. Amans the department Of Tam-a shoe
maker being his successful opponent ouneyman tailor
has been appointed project in of the provinces We do
not wish to be understood expressing either praise bame
but merely stating curious facts.
The following is summary of the trade between Great
Britain and France for the last three yearsaken from Off
cia returns
EXPORTS To FRAScE. ,..
ls45, $685. 296, of which "a, 1884, 45 in British
and Irish produce and manufactures.
1916, 5,l27073 APIS, ia do
lsl7 4,37l,a53 3,40O,576 do
IMPORTS FROM FRANCE.
ls45 f4os7, o5o, which yielded duty Of e, 1892
ls46, 4,4s6,232, do l,7i5,645
ls47, 4,792, 663, do l667,754
We afraid that the year s4s will exhibit fearful dis
crepancy in these items of commercial intercourse but
will depend upon ls49 showing return these best proofs
Of national power and happiness.
GERMASr is still busy, through her representatives at
Frankfort endeavong perfect her unity and consolidation
The result Of endeavor to mould into homogeneous
many opposing and conflicting materials doubtful
but hope for the best The gayees Cologne ended
Princess Priests and Deputies have departed their various
ways and doubtless prosecute various projects The dou
BILE face which PRUssAN politics at this moment leads
to great doubts whether the King is sincere in his revou
tionay and liberal demonstrations whether it all farce.
There mystery, however, about the PRIscE of Prussia.
Whilst the KING aternzing Cologne with the Arch
duke JoHN, and exchanging fluctuations with the deputaon
from the German Parliament Frankfort the PRINCE
in the north Of Germany, taking of the friends Of
the ancient state Of things The King of Prussia drink
ing the healhs of people friendly to the revolution The
Prince Of Prussia was at the time, drinking the heahs
Of the pue PIussian bloodin other words, Of those who
remain faithful to ant-revoluonary beliefs and hopes The
King energetic by starts, but he is not stable and firm in
his resolutions and predict what he will think and
desire to His position is neither clear saisfac
tory If he desires the unity of Germany is to be unity
after fashion of his He rather wishes Germany
become Prussia than Prussia become Germany. There
is hope, however, that the Frankfort Parliament
acting it has heretofore done with rmness and prudence
WILL in the end, all resistance and compel Prussia
to resolve itself into Germany
The Archduke JoHN has returned Frankfort, pleased
with the reception which he individually and the great
which he represents experienced at Cologne He says He
recognises that reception proof only of attachment
to himself, but of the depth and power of the sentiment
which anmaes the German people for the unity and liberty
Of Germany" The Government Of HANOVER has acknow-
lodged without the Central power and promulgated
lar, the L..
turned from Cologne bring back diversified opinions accord
ing their hopes were previously less confident.
Those who how matters stand in Prussia rejoice
have found GERNASIc sentiment prevalent than they
anticipated. Those who thought that mandate issued from
Frankfort sufficient enforce unity now that the only
way that of mutual concession Bot all parties agree that
the political tendency of the festival most important
No of the representatives who visited Cologne appears
doubt says the DeuSche Zeitung the Goth
instant shat the great work Of uniting Germany into
confederation will be accomplished"
The AUSTRIAN papers full of gossip about the Empe-
The psi:sima rerba addressed by his majesty the
president and depuaon Of the Constituent Diet in Sch0n-
brunn follows: Gentlemen" said he, "you have
deemed it necessary for to come here. have done my
duty and here am He then turned his back upon them
and reread from the audience chamber his private apart
He walks daily without attendants in the garden
Sch6nbunn plainly dressed, and wearnga black red and
gold rband across his breast.
The HUNsARIASs have taken yerlass by storm about
three thousand Servans perhed and nearly the same num-
Der Of Hungarians.
An outbreak Of the lower classes had occurred VIENNA
It put down by the national guard Sir people were
killed and sxty-one wounded. There nothing Of po-
litica character in the affair entirely owing to the
Ministry having reduced the rate Of wages The price OF la
Dor will bear ntermeddling with in Vienna than il
did Paris One Of the greatest mistakes Of all Governments
is an attempt to govern too much.
The affairs Of ITALY still unsettled but if we NAV trust
toeay general rumor Of the day, something about being
done to mould them into shape. France and England are
tra and the northern States Of Italy. Austria consents to
yield both Lombardy and Vence-hose States 10 be formed
into separate and independent govenment-bu no portion
whatever Of the coded territory be given to the King Of
Sardinia. Many intelligent persons however, say that this
creation Of another Duchy the north Of Italy would give no
security for the future and that would be better to extend
the Kingdom Of Sardinia by the addition Of Lombary and
Venice than to risk the introduction Of new element Of dis
cord Other politicians have turned their eye towards ST.
Peersburgh These persons say that Duchy under the
presidency Of the Duke Of LucHTESBURs son Of Eugene
Beauhsnos and the Princes Maria Of Russa would save lis
inhabitants from all difficulties, not only from Austria and
Piedmont and the entrance Of French army but would also
give them and powerful connection and SUPPORT Such
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