Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-12

The President of the Republic had left for Versailles to be
present at the review which takes place there. H
The French Journals are engaged in speculation upon
parties with view TO the Presidency. There are reports Of
the probability Of fusion, later between the rival
branches Of the house Of Bourbon and is asserted that at
tempts making to unite every shade of the Republican
party against H. On the other hand we are told that those
who designated the National party are endeavoring to
eject close alliance with the tiers payt and that would
6e nothing strange if the re-opening of the Assembly NJ
uure and Generals Cavagnac and Lamorciere seen
SUING py The side Of NM Grevy, Jules Favre and others
q tne same school. Il is said that the Tiers par will
nesae necessary, join the advefses Of the Govern
and present systematic opposition any proposal for
public. = = -
Inc rouposr, Bonapartist Journal audes in harsh terms
70 wna the Repubique said Of real or fictitious protest Of
~ h when Duke Of Oeans against the legitimacy
II Is now many months since the Charirari represene in
one Of R carcaures MN Gardn and Proudhon on their
Knees In the act Of Offering incense one to the other and
Otherwise paying reciprocal acts Of homage with notice
however, underneath, that before long thew uoud ousrrsI
and instead OF ngng incense they would break each ohars
heads with the This prediction has been Iong ~
realized but 1t has now arrived at point that fobids US 10
hope they will ever be reconed at least we NAV udge bv
the following pretty compliment paid by M Proudhon 10 biz
rival: -
"Now. sir" cries the great champion of anarchy. .syou
cannot but feel that the pretended contradictions you
me with affect not the least. The question s not what
think or what write the constitution on this have
never changed my opinion. The constitution of s4s Is but
rag, admits bat at all that rag covers nv naked
ness for the time being. You want forsosth that should
give upon the promise Of hat And if refuse you say
am cheat that inconstant of bad disposition What
fool Of reasoner you are Give back you rogue what
you have stolen from me. Let take my arms and nv
dress shall afterwards settle the matter If YOU wish Bnt
command you not discharge me- Health and fraternity /"
said that the project of police has decided on prohibit
ing the ascent Of balloons otherwise than for scientific pur
poses and consequently all that present probability Danger
The death of Lieutenant Gale has suggested the necessity Of
some police regulation ON this head.
SPAIN.
The Queen, leaning the arm Of her husband, walked
through the streets Of Madrid visit the churches in comp
ance with made by Her Majesty during her conne-
ment.
The war steamers the CastelIa and Vucano sailed from
Barcelona on the 18th, with troops for Cuba
DENMARK AND THE DUCHIEs.
1t is said that Austria has determined to interfere against the
Duchies The Austrian Minister saysha if the Duchies
indivisbe it would be better detach Holsten from Ger
many than to detach Schleswg from Denmark.
DENMARK.
The Danish operations by have been continued among
the islands Of the west coast of Scheswg They have taken
possession Of Fohr, Amrum, List and Syn fact of all the
larger islands the The three Holsten gunboa the
whole Of their naval force the west could make eecuaI
resistance and after short action which four men were
killed and wounded made the best Of their way the
Eyder to be in perfect safety they must for the Ebe for
the Danes having Fredercksadt on the former rver they
cannot pass up 1t.
ports of the affair of the 18th, confined the part the ships
the harbor of Eckenfode took in it. The works on the
land side of the town abandoned by the Danish troops
and taken possession of by the Hos.enes the ships fred
them from the harbor, and they compelled abandon
the but remained in the third and most distant The
firing ceased the night closed and the Hosenes retired
The report makes mention Of the unlucky Geon having
received any Shots all the German stat
If
the 18th had been landed at Copenhagen.
AUSTRIA AND GERMANY.
The Suabian Mercury publishes the outlines of the new
constitution Of the Germanc Confederation which Austra pro-
poses to submit to the consideration Of the Council Of States
which she has assembled at Frankfort This constitution
combination Of all projects which formerly have been started
meet the difficulties of the question, viz Directory, in
which Prussia and Austria preside by restoration, while the
lesser States represented in groups gruppene and,
in addition representation Of the people, rather of the
peoples proceeding from the Diets OF all the individual States
The Austrian Monarchy, with all its lands and depen-
denotes, is to form part Of this Confederation.
Gen. Haynau had arrived Vienna He says that he is
astonshed than indignant that hundred three
hundred EngGshmen should have assaulted him.
Accounts Of the state of trade in the provinces during the
past week show rather less business consequence higher
prices being demanded AT Manchester the market has been
influenced by accounts Of the American cotton crop,
but sudden advance which took place has been fully
maintained In the cloth trade the tendency advance
continues and the transactions such to prevent any
crease STOCKS IN the hosiery nere mas Deen great acnv
and the lace market exhibits seadnes and probability Of
improved rates.
Haynau has given his Vienna friends an account of his
treatment in London He says that he had been about three
quarters of hour in the brehouse before the
made upon him. and he distinctly says that the ognators Of
the outrage wee far he could Judge from their clothing,
daymen, but that they certainly subsequently aided and
abeted by individuals whom be recognised clerks
The General does not have submitted with lambke
patience the ndgnies offered him. for he stated that his
stick into repeated with hard substance,
which there good for believing the skull of
dayman. The truth of the whipping business is
follows Madame de Maderspacb, lady in afauen crcum
Stances having dressed up afgure like the Emperor commit
ted to the hands of her people, who first subjected to all
possible ndgnes and then inferred with many ridiculous
As correspondent Of the l2th Londoner,
recently stated cavalry captain who commanded deach
men the neghborhood took upon himself to sentence the
lady twenty blows with rod; which punishment
inflicted. General Haynau who commander inchef
the tme thirty German miles about hundred
and forty Englsh distant when the circumstance occurred
He Madame de Maderpach until after he had been
time in Pesh when she called upon him and mpored
him beate her eldest who had been pressed into the
army. We have the Fedzeugmeistes authority for stating
that her request was instantly granted
HAMBURa SEpr. 20.
motion is pending in the chamber of the Duchies at Kiel
for amnesty for all past political Offences and suspension
of the proceedings in all where prosecutions have
been commenced. II s referred committee, the nonina-
ton of which takes place to-day These prosecutions
principally against the Democratic Eeraf thoughn arms
against their lawful ruler" the King Of Denmark is
styled in the prayers of the church. the Saadhoderae has
few Democratic sympathies
EGYPT.