Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-11

be assiduously endeayoring to accomplish The
Elector of Hesse Cassel has become doggedly obs,
nate since the Omutz treaty; he will net return 10
his capital and has resolved 10 convert Fulda into
the seat of Government 1t is particularly worthy
OF remark as respects the policy of Austria that the
Archduke Louis, who has never before made any
concessions to liberal principles, distinctly declared
that the old Diet could never again be respected or
effective, if it were not reformed so as to meet the
wishes of all the Powers taking part in it, in libe-
raj sense. The Emperor is said to participate
iuhy In the liberal sentiments of the Archduke
Il lhls be really so, we may say that as respects
Germany, there is good time coming
There is nothing of importance from any part of
Northern or Eastern Europe.
Ing ony news from INDIA is that the Nepaulese
Amoassador 70 England arrived at Bombay from
Suez, on his return home, on the 9Th instant.
DECEMBER Zo.-An important meeting will be
held to-day at the Board of Trade. unon the snh-
Ject OF establishing transatlantic mail nacket sta.
lon at some port on the western coast of Ireland.
lhere are many very obvious reasons why such
measure would be productive Of advantage.
The Paris papers Of this morning represent
LOUIS NAPOLEON to be again very much out al the
elbows" in his money affairs. There is stated n
be more than 100000 francs of arrears due TO the
employees and tradesmen of the Elysee, besides
100000 francs borrowed from Partisan banker
on bills payable within the next three months.
The Ministers are said to intend to propose bill
for the relief of the President during January Such
measure will meet with formidable opposition
from Legtimsts and Republicans of ali grades.
Truly the Eysee is much more expensive esta-
bllshment than the White House at Washington,
and The two Presidents vary rather considerably in
their habits.
The Hanoverian Government has commissioned
fbroa ri hoI
London Industrial Exhibition in May next and af.
terwards to travel in such parts of the United
Kingdom as are distinguished for manufacturing
industry. HANOVER appears TO be, at present, un-
der the direction of liberal and enlightened states
men, and animated with desire to maintain pro-
gressive policy in politics as well as in commerce
and manufactures.
Field Marshal RADETzKY has left Vienna for
Italy. The following letter from the Emperor to
the veteran indicates the position which he holds in
the Imperial consideration. For our own part, we
are sorry that Radetzky has left Vienna, for, al
though he was calculated upon to take foremost
place in the battlefield, had war occurred, we be-
lleve that ne was most conducive by his counsels,
to the maintenance of peace. The following is the
Emperors letter:
"Dear Field Marshal Count RADErzKY You fastened
on my first wink to support with your military expert
ence and once again. for the protection Of Ansas Just
rights to draw your vaoous sword The head my army,
which has been used to victory under your command.
"Provdence has willed il otherwise, and, although re-
CURED only the former service from you am the less
grateful for the renewed proof of your good will displayed
with youthful celebrity.
81 will no longer detan you from your other important
mission the consolidation, with powerful hand, of the
blessings conquered by you the province conded
10 your
"Should circumstances again demand it, your glorious
career gives the right Of counting upon you every op
oortunty as the brave defender of my crown.
"FRANCS JOSEPH.
"VIESsA, DECEMBER IL, 1880"
The Madrid journals of the 18th contain the de-
ails Of the Spanish budget for 1851. The expen-
1iture for 1851 will be l56,O0O,OOO reals below
hat Of 1850; but there is deficiency in the
reasury of 224,OOO,00O reals, arising from for
ner over expenditures, which has to be met by
! supplementary budget. The surplus of revenue
'ver expenditure for 1851 is estimated at Al 100000
.eals.
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