Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-01-12

Q at later period.
Then there is the AustroGerman or as it is sometimes
called the Great German party This section is opposed Il
any confederation Of Germany which shall exclude AUSTRIA
This party has plan, but respectfully leaves to the aus
trian Government to propose This last may be called
the negative portion Of the German people for it in fact
opposed both unity and free institutions and constu-
tiona government it is small but powerful party. The
Constitutional party by far the numerous although
called in contradiction TACT the small German
party it undoubtedly gaining ground The Democratic
party would in the of commoon have the support Of
the masses it is aided most essentially in its procrasnatng
policy by the devious of the King of Prussia This
long review of the political state of Germany what will
be the result Of this complicated condition, would be very
unsafe to prognostcate. .a .a
There is no doubt that the AUSTRIAN Government has
protested against the meeting of the Parliament summoned
by PRussA at ERFURT and there equally doubt that
Prussia has replied to such protest which reply is stated
that Prussia has concealed its intention of summonng
this Parliament and that circumstances have arisen
affect its evocable resolution" 1t is generally supposed
that AusrRIA will the offensive, should PRussIA
attempt force Saxony Hanover into any confederacy
which those Governments have objection. So the bu-
is thought present Austria, Russia and
France said be determined to support the treaties Of
1915 to the very letter. We do not know that the policy of
Prussia will lead violation of letter Of those
ties If peace may be preserved, and Germany united
| and prosperous. ".... a. A..
ITALY scarcely affords paragraph Of news. The
Parliament of SARDINIA is being elected Much will de-
pend upon its complexion The PopE said have announced
in writing the French Government his firm determination
Rome long France shall be represented
his person by the general commanding the corps
patton only. He further minated in his letter that he was
determined his return to Rome, to break completely with
the Policy of the three Cardinals. The French Com
mandein Chief displays great activity and intelligence in his
arrangements What decided object he las been delegated to
effect will be until his diplomatic powers are fully
confirmed by the personal presentation of his credentials to
the Holy Father He has spoken very resoute and de-
temned tone in all his interviews with the Cardinals police
and municipality letter writer from Rome says: "The
prevailing impression that Gener PARAGUAY DHLLIERs
has not visited Rome be humbusgea. and that he will carry
the Presidents first letter in the dashng Style" We
hear nothing from NAPLES or Sicily, or FLORENCE or
VENICE. .. ...
A Colonel AsBoTH, who datesfr Widdn, and signs
himself Adjuhnt General to the exPresident General of
Hungary, (Kossuth,) has written strong but temperate
letter to the editor Of the Times, denying and rebung, in the
most decided MANNER all the msuatons which that paper,
in its hot zeal support the Austrian Government in all it
says and does, has been continually admitting in its columns
against the conduct and character # KosurH. COL Asboth
speaks of Kossuths intended visit England, and hints
al pelbg taken against ealtor OF
Tines the responsible ccuao' of these calumnies
A memorial, signed by Lord F1rzw1LIIAh, the Marquis
of Northampton and than eighty other leading members
of both Houses of Parliament has been addressed Lords
JoHS RUSSELL and PALMEnsToS, their official capacities,
asking for the intervention of Great Britain in counselng the
Austrian Government to settle the affairs of Hungary upon
terms satisfactory to the Hungarian nation and further to
suggest Austria that since Republican France has abolish
ed capital punshmens for political offences it will not be
wise to allow contrast to be drawn unfavorabe to the Gle
mency Of monarchcal Governments. ~
There rumor founded letters from CoNsrASrISoPLE
of the 2st uimo that RUSSIA insists her former demand
for the removal of Benz and the other Hungarn who have
adopted Mahome:ansm, from the frontier, their being
cuded from actual service and their being kept and treat
ed prisoners all which things the Porte decses do
and the has been referred back ST. Petersblrgh
this behe the British squadron may have sailed away
from the Dadanelles, which it did the 10Th ult
This demand Of the Emperor Of Russia is said have been
made before the 2lst The AUSTRIAN Government
has liberated the and children of Kossuths family
from and the Tines in duty bound praisethe deed
of wondrous masnanmiy, which " has produced
most favorable impression upon the nveae ami Austria
Magyars. We quite inclined praise too for is
almost the only thing which the Austrian Government has
done which is entitled to praise guardian Hungarian
and Protestant has been appointed supenend the educa
grant has been made We great admirers of Austrian
State educaton for remember ho,v young Napoleon
educated.
There is nothing from the north of Europe except
that the expectation of Russian gold and silver coin again
permitted. This forbidden las; year.
At las! the cholera has entirely disappeared from London
there only in the former week, and any
the last being the first time during the last eighteen months
when it has been entirely absent London continues very
healthy the deaths last week being 04 below the average of
the
DECEMBER ID.
There is nothing in the papers Of this morning. except
few scraps of very little importance From PARIS learn
that the left section of the Assembly hopes gain strength
should the upon drinks be carried, almost certainly
will be. This party thinks such might be proa
bly, used as a of agitation.
The minority in the Assembly, which has seldom been
than 200, reached division Of the House or Tues
day, 222 among the accesons were the names of NM Ca
vagnac, Bixo, yormnac, and Victor Hugo. Gen. Cas-
rELBAIAc has accepted the post # Ambassador to st. Pc
tersburgh. ..' /
Paris funds on the 18th Three per CENTS 56f 3oc. Five
per cents, 9lf 60c
Geographic despatch has reached Paris from VIENNA, Of
the 9th instant announcing that considerable agitation pre-
vailed in that city consequence of the publication OF seven
journals having been suspended by the Government OF
Vienna.
A Vienna paper Of the 9th states that convention be-
tween Russia and Austria has been ratified by which the ex
tradition of Jewish gives is stipulated either sides this
1 a. oconc af