Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-02-02

As regards those portions Of the document in which the
British Government and people Immediately inter-
ested have pleasure acknowledging that Mr.. Tayor
language is evidently dictated rather by Of the respon
soiries OF craftsmanship than by those party exgencies
which might have tempted less scrupuous and upright
INTO manufacturing political capital by dexterous Of GER
tain exciting topics "Our relations with Great Britain are,
ne says of the most friendly chamberlain announcement
which appears In suggestive uxapoon mention Of
the recent alteration in the British Navigation Acts and
OF the anticipated benefits to both countries from mutual
free trade in shipping The Tgre Island affair not named
and although there suspicious looking paragraph in which
the great American Power assumes Of quasi Pro-
tecorae her lesser neghbo in the Of any col
sion between them and any European paiop there no
indication Of any actual intention to make offensive use of
this very questionable pretenson At all events the Hon
dura controversy acty reserved for diplomatic treatment;
and to be the general purpose of President Taylor
keep combutbe materials far possbe out of the sight
and reach of the extreme parties in Congress With refer
ence to the Nicaragua business likewise this commendabe
temper is manifested. The President the salts
factory adjustment Of the recent diplomatic tiff with France
and "grave and serious difference with Portugal,
debtor and creditor question, is advered in
which will, it may be hoped, facilitate early settlement
There is perhaps ankness than decorum the broad
hned regret that the Austrian Empire has escaped dsmem
berment; and the official that agent had
been expressly commissioned by the United States Govern
men to take the very first opportunity Of welcoming indie
pendent Hungary into the family OF nations scarcely seems
calculated promote the maintenance Of accustomed
amcable relations with the legitimate sovereign Of that
try With this exception, however, we bound to say
that the languageof President Tayors message
ruler who understands and respects the obligations Of inter-
national law and the propre,ies Of International usage
FRANCE.
The Monteur has officially announced the elevation Of
General JEnoME BoSApARTE, the ex-King of Wesphas,
| to the rank Of Marshal Of France
Three hundred Polish refugees residing Paris have
informed that the stipend hitherto allowed will after the
lst Of January.
the National quotes letter from Lyons, of the I'd inst
announcing that that day all the Democratic journals
ceived from Paris had been seized in the coffee houses and
shops Of the ews.venders Of that city.
The Patyie that force of thousand
will be sent to the River of Plate support the negotiations
with Rosas.
General LAMoRIcIrnE has returned from bis mission St,
Petersburgh, and warmly greeted in the Legislative As
sembly, of which he remains member.
ROME.
The PORE has published very lengthy and very violent
encyccal letter, in which he mathematics Socialism, Re-
publicanism and above ALL Protestanis, the from
which every other evil ism springs
The Commission Of Cardinals has thrown prison fifty
priests for having administered spiritual consolation the
wounded Republicans in the hospital during the siege.
A letter from Rome of the 3Oth umo, in the Constitu-
tionneL, says:
"a few nights back, simultaneously in all the principal
towns Of Romagna the druggists shops broken no and
all the poisonous substances carried of nothing else
touched The quantity Of poison thus taken is sufficient to
kill all the inhabitants Of the Ponfcal States and great
prehenons have been produced by the act An has,
however, just been made, which may lead to discovery Of
the parties concerned in the matter The Advocate Sam
Of Fes has been arrested and taken to Ancona
There found at bis residence packet Of
cockades coored flags several pairs Of pocket pistols
great number Of ponards three Of which prepared to
receive poison and lastly, correspondence in cipher with
the chiefs of the Italian revolution"
. AUSTRIA
Nothing has appeared confirm the respecting
instruction in Sera and may therefore consider that
the unfounded Serious disturbances spoken
Croatia but remains to be whether these reports
will prove be Othe dsbanded Hungarian armies
there were $4,000 Honveds of all ages and cangs,
who at the end Of the war, glad return to their
homes, and the duties of vocation hastily thrown
aside for the camp proclamation has been published
sumnonng these Honveds appear before the Military Re-
cruing Commission, and all those who found capable
will be enrolled in the imperial ranks Defaulers that is,
all who neglect appear before the last day Of January.
j 1850, were to be treated deserters.
By imperial ordinance, dated Vienna January l. the
Emperor declares that the restoration Of order and tranquility
admits Of reduction Of the army, and divers pacific changes
pre- paraory the re-esablshment of affairs footing Of
peace In this document his Majesty speaks with gratitude
of the services rendered by the army and of the assistance
given by Russia.
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.
The new Provisional Federal Commission Of Frankfort has
already dropped the Of German Empire in public
documents and taken that Of Germanc Confederation II
has resolved have Ministers for the different depart
ments, but two Councillors to direct each department
TURKEY.
According 10 the correspondents at Berlin and Constants
nope Of the Londan Times and the Chronicle, the Austro
Russian controversy with the Sublime Porte has been den
vey and amicably settled II is said that the Emperor of
Russia has agreed the proposed by the Sublime Poe
and that Dembnsk and other Poes who served Hungary
are to be expelled and their countymen resident Turkey,
who were concerned in the insurection remain
unmolested IT, however, without reference to the
country under whose protection he may be- shall, whilst
sident of the Ottoman empire be guilty Of act hostile TO
the Government Of the Emperor Nicholas he shall at the
demand Of the Russian Envoy be expelled from the Sutans
confined in fortified in the interiors they to be
close prisoners but their place of residence will be under the
constant surveillance of the Turkish authorities
The Journal de Constantnop, of the 18th ultimo has
of instruction lspahan Persia. 1t is said the
palace the governor attacked tomed and the governor
| and thirty of his servants put to the sword.
TnAsEpr IN GREYcE.-A recent number Of the Athens
Courier gives of horrible tragedy that took place
the village Of Aniada, in Greece, and which compared