Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-08-31

the ratification Of the Convention with England as settled by
France, and agreed to BY England.
PRUssrA, notwithstanding the threatening attitude Of AUS
rRIA, has assumed position which force alone will compe
her to abandon She will renounce her constitutional policy
upon other argument than compulsion. We by
means that understand the question between Den.
mark and the Duches, but afraid that the solution
will be war in which Ausiria France, and Russia will be
parties against Prussia
The King of DENMARK liberal minded man, and reigns
through the operation of constitutional Government He
would therefore, could he from his impulses probably
give those free institutions the duches which would recon-
ce the people to the Danish Government and to the pro-
posed change in the old law Of succession But unortu-
naey, the Ally which has backed Denmark in this quarrel
and whose threats have hitherto kept Prussia in
Of acquescenceths ally will admit Of no liberal concessions
and will not hear of constitutional Government for Hosein
The Protocol Of the conference held in London the
22d instant the affairs of Denmark and the Duchies was
signed by the representatives Of Austria, Denmark France
Great Britain Russia, Sweden, and Norway. II speaks
about the balance Of power in Europe and says that the
integrity Of the Danish Kingdom is necessary preserve
that balance and declares that such integrity must be main
tanned. It then acknowledges the wisdom Of the views
which actuate the King of Denmark in relation to the
Duchy of Hosten It hopes that the treaty already signed
that Of the Germanc Confederation will result in the
ration Of peace The parties this protocol express their
desire facilitate, far they the objects to which
they have alluded and themselves the power
upon future agreement in order to give additional
pledge Of stability these arrangements by of Euro
pean recognition"
PRussI has Withdrawn from the conference at Frankfort
II thought probable that the nine German Governments
which side with Austria will proceed at the formation
of kind of central executive power at Frankfort, even
should Prussia and her affiliated German States refuse to
share in it.
AUGUST 9th.
The news from Paris is that " the Austrian Government
has sent note Count Thun, demanding that commits
soner Of the Confederation should be to Hoten to i'm
pose truce upon the begeren parties; and that this com
missioner should be supported by army Of the Confedera
ton, composed of Austrans, Bavarians, Wurembergers
and Hanoyerians. The Prussians excluded from this list
Austria wants to proven. another battles if the duches
beaten the revolution will receive tremendous impulse
throughout Germany and if the Danes beaten, Russia
will intervene"
The sympathy for the duches displayed throughout Ger
many remarkably great. Contributions daily flowing
into the treasury Ke Volunteers coming in from al
parts of Germany with offers of service in the Danes
should invade Hostein NJ Won GAsERs the leader Of the
Goha party, and eloquent advocate Of German unity, has
gone Ke for the purpose Of assisting the Council with bis
advice The population Of Vienna have ventued to express
their sympathy with the Holsteners
Nothing in Parliament last night from any part
OF the Continent except what we have stated. -