Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-16
LATE FROM EUROPE.

LATE FROM EUROPE.
The Atlantic steamer CANADA arrived at Halifax
on the 9Th instant, with adyices from Liverpool to
the 23d ultimo.
II is stated that Mr. BoIs LIE CoMpTE, the new
French Minister to the United States, is passen.
ger on board of her.
The following is the Telegraphic summary Of
the latest foreign intelligence:
ENGLAND.
There nothing of great importance from England beyond
the fact that Parliament has been engaged during the fort
night In debating the eetrade policy Of the Government
and making alterations of the Irish law regarding cleo
ons On the free trade question policy the Ministers
Were sustained by majority of only 81.
Is recommended In the Morning Sun that the prohbo
duties Be abolished and that such protective duties may
be required be substituted therefor This regarded
Important measures and much calculated TO advance the
mercantile interests of the Union
Nothing new from Italy, except eruption Of Mount
Vesuvius The Pope had not returned.
The Russian army was about being diminished on the
Danube.
Admiral Parker is still continuing blockade at Greece,
where great number Of merchantmen and several corvettes
belonging Greece in the Straits. King Ohio is much
beloved by his people, The Pussian constitution has been
adopted and sworn to by the King and ratified The Danish
question and the Duchies is as far from settlement as ever
In the settlement Of the Greek question, the mediation Of
France has been accepted by Lord PALaERsTos thought
in England that if Greece does modify her demands
ciation will be impossible and that the blockade will be con-
chantmen, and host of small vessels have been seized and
sent to Malta, Corfu, and other stations.
In the House Of Commons, the 2lst, Mr. DIsRAEIIs
motion relative TO the adoption Of for mitigating
agricultural distress and providing relief for the poor of the
United Kingdom defeated only by Ministerial oriy
of 81 In the course of the debate Sir RoBERT PEEL pro-
nounced deliberate opinion against Mr. DIsraes economic
cal arrangements in all their notifications and varieties
In the House Of Commons February IA, Lord John Rus
for the advances the unions in Ireland Famine had now
ceased, and by emigration death the country had become
in great measure, cleared Accounts from the coast and
from almost all the counties of Ireland spoke well for the
vval of the spirit Of industry and enterprise In the four
months ending January there had been decrease in the
expenditure upon Irish paupeIism amounting elss 000
The number Of outdoor paupers receiving relief had declined
between January last year and the month Just past from
5572s4 to lls.s40. These were among the tokens Of
Frightening prospects The noble Lord then reconnted the
various advances made from the imperial treasury since 1882
for Irish warehouses; and relief which left gross still
due and unpaid Of f4 4s3 600. This total pro-
posed consolidate, and allow forty years for its gradual
repayment
FRANCE.
In the Legislative Assembly questions were asked of the
Minister of Foreign Affairs respecting the affairs of Greece
towhch the Minister replied only had England accepted
the mediation of Fance but that she had also off orders
Admiral Parker suspend any coercve towards
Greece.
fenced to imprisonment and heavily lined for libel on the
Government.
Ministers have determined to send extraordinary commits
sioners different parts of the country investing them with
large Discretionary powers with the view of reprsssng So
cialism.
The preparations for the expedition the River Plate are
proceeding with great activity Toulon. It is thought that
the expedition will be ready sail about the middle Of the
present month.
NJ Proudhons paper, The Voice Of the People, has been
again seized for the publication Of articles endeavorng
to bring the Government into contempt.
At the Of the sitting on the 18TH the Pre-
sdent Dupn) announced that the total of credits
already voted by the Assembly for the yesr 1851 exceeded
the amount Of the receipts by less than 26s millions
of francs This created great deal of aston
shmen and agitation both sides Of House upon which
NJ Dupn again rose, and said that he surprised find
that this had Unexpectedly members
The fact was, that the Assembly had fallen into habit Of
voting partial Credits which, though small when taken
para.ely, amounted to large when united. This
municaon led to much agitation and conversation among
the members that time before the regular bus
could be resumed.
The emeute in Paris has been efectualy put down. The
Socialists organized for grand demonstration the Gath
March, Military Preparations have been made to keep peace
under kind Of civil and martial law Louis Napoleon is
losing popularity The French have offered mediation in the
Greek question
Paris is quiet No serious disturbances have occurred in
the southern provinces The Government is devising
purpose the country has been divided into four grand military
divisions which generals have been placed with
dinary discretionary powers The eAssemby has been chiefly
engaged in discussing the constitutional bill, which NJ
Theirs has Withdrawn his support from the Government.
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian feet preparing sail for Greece for the
purpose of opposing Sir William Parker.
The Vienna journals TEEN with attacks on Lord Palmer
son.
The Austrian Minister at Athens had orders in
cert with the Russian charge
The people Of Hungary are beginning to express the
strongest feelings of hatred towards the Government Count
A. Feleke has been released from custody The sentence uf
death has been passed twenty three Hungarian officers;
but the 10th Of January their sentence commuted by
Baron Haynau, by terms OF imprisonment varying from Eve
to fifteen years.
serious collision had taken place between the regiment
murdered. The fleet is to be increased Two gates of
sixty and Of thirty guns have been ordered there
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY.
The refugees have been sent the Asatic provinces Of
Turkey.
The attempt assassinate Kossuh is undergoing
strict investigation by the Turkish Government Austria has
not yet resumed relations with the Porte
PRUSSIA.
decree has been published Berlin from the German
Government. Parliament to meet at Erurt the 20ih
of March.
GERMANY.
We learn from the Berlin papers the 18th February that
the administrative council has resolved adjourn the 9th
of March, and to business at Erfur the 18TH
letter from Frankfort Of the 18Th instant says:
GAIL Germany resembles camp. The National Assem-
bly, Of Frankfort had decreed that the Governments should