Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-05-04

sides, this hostility between the party which is re
presented by the majority OF the Assembly and o.
France, and the Red faction very rapidly increasing in in
tensy No doubt however, seems to be entertained of th
efficiency and fidelity the troops in and about Paris which
form army Of upwards Of 10000 and the military
skill and inepdy of General CHAssARsIER the
securities on which the protection Of society depends Th
Paris manufacturers have lately received order
from abroad especially from Spain and Switzerland and tn
operatives in full employment The accounts from III
provinces also favorable The markets Of Havre
Bordeaux animated. The manufacturers Of Roue
also fully employed Several vessels are loading wit
French produce for San Francisco Agriculture is however
sadly depe by tie low prices of produce which do
receive any upward impulse by the satisfactory appearance
Of the growing crops. Vast quantities of wine and brand
have arrived at the ports from the interior and much bushes
is ansacng in those articles Burgundy wines have expe
reacsda rise in consequence of letters from Auxee announc
ing that the wines Of :ha vintage of 1919 becoming tart
On the WHOLE the state of FRANCE would very satisfactory
could feel little of the permanence Of
lilical arrangements.
SPAIN goes on realizing the hopes have lately yer,
gladly been induging in. The reconciliation between
England and Spain s positively said to have been eff
fected Devoted Spain has hitherto been to the in
teests Of the Holy Pont she is at loggerheads witt
his Nunco, and that too upon point which shows that
though DESTROYS of being the friend Of the Pope she will
longer submit to his dcaton in her home affairs. Tht
Nunco had demanded that the religious communities hitherto
the oppressive incubus and rearng pest Of all the best
of Spain, should be eesabshed and that ecclesias
teal tribunal dependant the Holy See should be created
This demand the royal council of Spain refused it
iterae and heeupon the Government stopped the enrol
men of the Papal legion in Spain We wish could
any evidence Of vitality in PORTUGAL Eihe the PORE is
as whimsical and variable spoiled child, the foreign
correspondents of the London press have beer sadly fault
In obtaining reliable intelligence concerning lin and his
tentons. The is, that HIS HoLNEss has been
hitherto prevented from leaving the Neapoian domnions
through the influence, if not the absolute restraint Of the
King Of Naples, and that the French aunores Rome
have at last plainly intmated his Mae that if any
her undue influence exered the mind person
the Holy Father the French fleet Nape would adopt very
summary towards the royal navy md palace that
city, In consequence Of this threat asserted that
Pro Mono would bid adeu to his royal friend Thursday
last the 4h instant but whether he would go Rome
remain at Terracina, "a town in the Canpagna Roma,
and part OF the Papal Staes is mater If doubt Should
he stop short of Rome, it will clearly indnte that he
yet trust the people of his capital We have no news from
any other part Of Italy.
GERMANY is still the of political controversy and
State management The Berlin correspondent of the Times
says, "The present difficulties and divisions Of Germany
make the degree of union obtained under the old conedera-
ton appear envabe, and better defence against Russia
influence, than any thing at present likely succeed it.
This is amentable conclusion TO arrive at trust, how
that is not the true So fa England and the
peace of Europe concerned, this would be most unor
tunate result We friends the undue ambition Of
Prussia, that of any other powers but have greater
dread of the mbecy Of Austria backed and encouraged by
of hos el
at the rapid detection of important German States and King
doms from the confederation with Prussia either to join
AUSTRIA in her maudln attempts the old regime
or 10 form wild and mpraccabe plans Of their AS
present advised Austria, Bavaria, Wemberg and Saxony
with German population Of about l7,000 0O0 banded
together to restore something approaching the cd German
Diets Hanover, Holstein Luxembourg Frankfort and two
or three other minor Powers with aggregate German popu
ation of about 8, 000 000 remain neutral leaving Prussia
with the remainder of Germany, and German population of
about 3D. 500 000 to be represented and together Err
ui. The Parliament Ert consists of an upper house
of 95 members, of which Prussia sends 49, and lower
house of ga members, of whom l5S from Prussia
Prussia has, therefore, ory of 90 in the lower house,
and majority of II joint ballot The Prussan confede-
ration is however, threatened with the further detection of
Odnburg, and Hese and Meckenbug The loss Of Hesse
would be of the most important consequences Prussia be
cause ,ud her off from her valuable ally, Baden
provided in the Prussan Constitution that those Pow
ers which accepted it, and afterwards separa ed from the
Prussian Unon should be tried by federal tribunal Prus-
STA has summoned Hanover before such tribunal which, if
the business be persisted will assuredy condemn her.
then would be for Prussia occupy Hanover with her armies
this she could accomplish in henty -four hours for she would
probably, not meet with much opposition from the Hanove
ans But, il may fairly be asked has Prussia the courage
take this step We think If Prussia occupy
Hanover the Austans would probably defend Saxony, by
marching army into her country. is not very likely
that any absolute collision would ensue but there would be
much harsh and tedious negotiation. Should Prussia refuse
to take this decided attitude she had better abandon all
temps to establish German league, for would then be
evident that she had not the courage carry forward her
stpua,ons to their Legitimate issue The Prussan Minister'S
Maneufe, Brandenburg, and Radowcchz all firm men,
and apparently determined to employ force. They have al
ready recalled the Prusan Ambassadors from the of
Hanover and Nuremberg; and the only unsolyed question
the mness OF the King If he have courage he will carry
the day for Russia Notwithstanding her increase of force in
Poland her menacng Prussia and her dictaorial at
titude, will not risk with Germany ard collision be-
tween Austria and Prussia would be the signal for the disso
luton Of the Austrian Empire and the rising OF every Of
her Provinces The most important opponent Prussia has in
Germany Bavaria, represented by her very talented Min
lister VoS PRoRTLS who, if he had his way would by
his policy defeat the objects of Prussia than the armies
OF Austria the Russia would be able do Won
der Pfoen is extreme LIBERAL and thought that Bavaria