Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-11-11

:hcr alarming riots in the suburbs OF Berlin. The King ap
pears afraid that his subjects should forget that there
princes in Germany, and that he is one OF them, for in
late address he observes "We possess still hereditary
authority by Gods grace although e1ces envy
ny SIDES that authority is still endowed with full powers
the sole Foundation which the edfce of the consIu
tion must be erected" much important item Of
news than this dctum of royalty the fact that the cholera is
very much upon the increase in Konigsburg.
II is certain that the Archduko Jous has commits
siunes Vienna aid in the restoration OF peace Austria
,SrrS is without any thing of interest, unless far
lacs the skrmhes with small bands Of CAnIisrs and
the shooting of prisoners under the sentences OF moa
The Government of BELGIUM has been executing
Of very doubtful policy, in the dismissal Of The national
guard Of BRUSSELS The motive assigned is that large bodies
Of the FnEScn national guard have lately visited that city,
and the BEIor.S citizen soldcry said have faenizd
SO strongly with them become seriously inocuatd with
democratic principles The Belgian Government should not
have forgotten that the national guard which
much mistrustel saved the country from serious disturbance
when was invaded, few months back, by the Communist
operatives from Frauce II is quite novelty to have any
thing to find fault with in the policy Of BELGIuA.
The lrALIASs have 10 regard the struggle now
taxing place on the Danube with almost anxiety than
The Germans themselves. Their fate is equally dependent
upon The issue. If military power and court policy should
sccceed in crushing popular efforts at Vienna the results OF
that triumph will be felt from the Alps to Agrigentnm
SICILY is notwithstanding the loss of Messin still uncon
queed and perhaps uncomfortable There runors that
the King OF Naples has agreed the separate sovereignty of
Sicily, under the government Of his second RDEr2Xs
army fast diminishing through deserton, notwithstanding
his severity CHARLES Albert is at the head OF fine army
who need only to be shown the enemy TO engage them
There idea that he will continue the ams'ice Sc
rous instruction has broken out in MILAN, and Radetzk
has mined the palaces and the cathels and threatened
blow them up. NJ. RossI, the present Prime Minister Of
Pts NoSo appears be of The most remarkable Of
this remarkable period He has, probably very Important
par, to play in the yet unacted drama European politics.
OcroRER 27Lae dispatches render it very probable that
the outbreak Of the Dutch settlers the Cape Of Good Hope
will not be subdued 50 easily as was expected.
The last from Paris is thai NJ GooDcHAuN has re-
signed the office Of Minister of nancc-hs will
be NJ TnouvE CHAUvE1. formerly banker Mons, and
at present Peiect Of the Seine. NJ RGcunr viii ill the lat
ter position. Of tulnu an debate took place in the
National Asselby "Wednesday, aIisng from questions
being put LOUIS NAPOLEON, which ne did not answer but
withdrew leaving bis NAPoLLoS the Of Jerome
Bonaparc, reply for him. 1t remarked by NJ CLEMENT
Thomas that this the first time that Czen Louis
NApoLEoS had absented himself when important questions
uade discussion, in which he might be expected tc par
ticipate. The whole Of this debate cannot fail 10 have
important bearing the approaching Presidential election.
Il now supposed that the Assembly will b. dissolved in
lew days This viii be favorable TO the election Of General
CAvAGNAc. We havt further information respecting
the insurecon at MLAE. MoDESi represented being
in very unsettled State Il is feared that the popular
at VIENNA does not promise successful result and rnci
paly because has been well managed The Fiennese
assembly have depended much upon the fair wos Of Tie
advisers Of the Emperor The people have allowed their
Hungarian allies 10 withdraw and given tine their
mics collect their foce. PRussIAis in very eyersh state
Gen PUEL and he whole Of the Ministry have teneed their
resignation. The cholera and other diseases akng terri
hle havoc in Berin-the mortality very great. There is
much classification among the middle and lower ranks Of the
people hroughou the country. MuSIcH is iii state Of
great INSTRUMENTATION, and the WHOLE Of Germany unsettled
and excited wish ny next communication may bet
view Of continental affairs than present anticipate.
Tae very rainy weather, which has continued FOR nearly
fortnight aud the approach of November enough,
however, 10 make any gloomy. -"