Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-08-24

Propagation OF the Assembly has taken place; among
the deputies elected are Odillon Barrot, Generals
Changarnier, 81. Priest Laurston, and Lamoriciere,
the Duke OF Monticello, and MN. Mole, Lasteyrie,
p'Ohvier, Berryer, Beugot, de Norway, Lespinasse,
DC. General Reulhires, NM Laborde, and Cash
mir Perrier were afterwards added The whole
twenty-five consists, it is said of six Republicans,
opposed to the personal views of the President,
eight Oreanists, and eleven Legitimists--not a
single personal friend of LOUIS NAPOLEON is on the
committee. Bta
The news from SPAIN is, that the Queen has
quite recovered her health, and that GOODNESS sub
slsts between her and Narvaez. The Neapolitan
Ambassador has declared to the Spanish Govern
ment that the marriage of the Count de Mounte-
mon with Neapolitan Princess had no political
meaning, but was mere family arrangement.
There is nothing new from ITALY. Extracts from
documents in the British Foreign Office completely
substantiate Lord PALMERsToN's statements that the
POPE did invite Lord Mimic to repair to Italy, the
declarations of his HOLINESS to the contrary not
withstanding. Nothing new from TURKEY, GREECE,
or EGyPT.
The peace between GERMANY and DENMARK
should have been ratified on the 23d ultimo but on
that day it was declared that AUSTRIA and the
German States which had adopted her policy, re-
fused to be parties to the treaty consequently
Prussia, however DESTROYS her Government might
be to ranfy the contract in her own name and that
OF the States connected with her, could not do so
on behalf of the entire German Confederation. 1t
is but just to Prussia to say, that her Government
is in way to blame for this failure II may have
assumed too great responsibility in signing in
the name OF Germany" without full, or even ordi-
nary, grounds for believing that the signature would
be honored, but at the same time it has left no ef
, fort untried to produce the consummation. This
ansl L.. ~
ny will produce injurious effects, both political and
commercial PRUSSIA has Withdrawn her Minister
from Frankfort. There is nothing satisfactory in
the contemplation of the present state Of German
affairs. Your neghbor, WILLIAM DARBY, can no
longer congratulate his fellow.citizens that peace
regns over the universal world" as he did on the
anniversary of your independence for we are sorry
to state that the Danes and the gallant citizens Of
ScHLEswIG and HoLsTEIN have met in deadly con-
test at the village of Ichstadt in Hosten. The re-
suit was that after bloody fight, sustained with
great 0bstinacy on both Sides the Danes were VIC
torous, and have, we hope, demonstrated the USE
essness Of any further struggle between the hostile
forces. f
The Emperor Of Russia has addressed circular
to the European Powers, in which he processes to
regard the difficulties in the present state of Europe
as capable of no solution except through return
note is calculated to excite high degree of atten-
ton throughout Europe. II FRANCE is inclined to
abide by the treaties of 1915 she must recall the
Bourbons. If RUSSIA regards these treaties as the
public laws of Europe, she must give back to Po-
land her independent constitution and restore the
Republic Of Cracow. She must cause Greece to
return again to the sway of Turkey, secure to
Hungary her historical constitution, and undo the
results of her own policy in the Danubian princi-
paltes. If Russia be sincere in her declarations,
let her set the first example of returning to the
spulations of the treaties Of 1915, for she has, d.
recty or indirectly, done more in causing depar-
ture from them than any other European nation.
AUGUST 2-The Irish Landlords have had great defeat
in the result Of the Mayo election their candidate Conn-
clor Butt, Of Dublin having been beaten by the repeater
Mr. HssIss, the latter having obtained al votes the for
only SO. In the House Of Commons last night the At
oney General announced that Monday next he should
move the following resolutions:
81. That the Baron Lionel Nathan de Rohschild not
entitled to vote in this House to sit in this House during
any debate until he shall take the oath Of aburaon in the
form appointed by law.
60 That this House WILL at the earliest opportunity in
the next session of Parliament take into its serious conside
ration the form of the oath of aburaoh, with view to
eve her Majesty subjects protesting the Jewish religion
Much excitement manifested while this expected COM
muncatcn being made bu. discussion arose. and the
House at proceeded dispose Of the remaining orders
on the paper, adjourning at half-past o'clock.