Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-04-27
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" exists greater degree oil petty and selfish eaouse anu
greater dstrust existing institutions than has been eVi
denced since June, ls4s.
Political affairs do not wear satisfactory aspect in GER
MANY. The attempt being made to combine the SCAT
tered elements Of powerful empire Eiu, does not I'M
fortunately carry with it much confidence The failure of
other efforts for the object during the last two years,
have weakened the prestige and the authority OF all govern
through great part of Germany. We greatly lament
hi. for is only combination OF the Northern German
Powers whose general interests IDENTICAL that we can
look for satisfactory s,luon Of the political disorder that
now prevails The open and avoWed opposition OF Austria
Bavaria and Wirembeg, Of less consequence as they
represent separate and distinct interest," than the secession
Of Saxony and Hanover.
There appears very little doubt however that the policy Of
PRussIA regards both the German and Danish questions,
with strong and serious opposition from Russia Con-
tnenta circles say, "he Emperor Of Russia is more dis
satisfied than ever He is represented to have expressed
himself in very unmis,akeabe TERMS through his Minister at
Berlin in relation to the Holstein question The King Of
PHussIA has taken great offence the conduct of WRITTEN
BEae and has stated that the speech from the throne SUIT
gardt was personal insult All diplomatic relations have
ceased between Prussia and Wrtembeg. The Emperor of
AUSTRIA has lately behaved with unusual enency towards
the Hungarians and Honyeds. The Hungarian National
Guards are to be unmoesed and the Honveds be treat
ed with unwonted kindness Letters from Pesth state that
the Empero cemency has produced remarkable effect upon
the feelings of the people, who now much elated as
they before depressed The city of vienna has had
municipal constitution granted it, giving the shador, not the
substance, of se-government.
The DANES, like enlightened people, know them
be- turning their attention to the subject of furnishing
Copenhagen with plentiful supply of good water The
Government has offered premium for the best mode Of effect
ing this The quantity of wanted is l00 900 tons
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with power raise in the houses the height of ninety
feet, and filter for domestic purposes There also
premiums offered for the best plans Of lighting the city by
gas and for cleansing the drains and cepoos The premium
in each is $50 golden Fredericks, about 9220.
If from the political the literary world, shall
not find much to interest Lady EMILr PossoSBr, sis
ter to the Earl of BEsBoRouGH, has published very excel
lent novel; rather two under the title of Pride and IRE
solution and Mr.. WARRINGTON has an historical in the
press, entitled Reginald Hastings Mr. F. X. HUST is
about publish The Fourth Estate, the Hisforyof the
Newspaper Press" This will be very interesting and in
structve book, if clevery and mparay executed as from
the and character of the author induced to
pect it will be. Dr. MAcKAr has volume Of Poems
in the press. Mr. DIcKESss first number Of 'Househoid
Words" has appeared.
APRIL ), 1850.
Nothing this morning of domestic nature From
Pans learn that tie PRESIDENT and Gen. CHAsGAR-
nsulted Saturday, their return from Vim
cennes by considerable mob of the lower classes with cries
of 9 bas les tyrans, Coquns," SC, and many
exhibitions of any thing but friendly feelings ards the first
magistrate of the republic and his friends. No greater vo-
ence than words offered but the circumstance had de-
pressing effect upon the funds NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
is about publish pamphlet relative to his motion in
the Assembly, Of which hundred thousand copies will
printed.
The from SPAIN is, that Count MRAsoL has started
for the Havana, and that the diplomatic difficulties between
England and Spain have been arranged Spanish funds have
risen in consequence.