Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-05-24

he might have 900 troops OF his selection he wou
invade England and establish there republican Government
In France where idculs is the terrible weapon tina
can used against public man, is absolutely necessary
that unsupported charge of this description, SO rd
cuous in its nature and therefore damaging, should be
met if Gen. Changarner would maintain the character he
has hitherto possessed Of being prudent and sensible
But NJ de Grardn makes these charges direct, and pub
fishes many documents in proof of what he asserts that
the generals will not satisfy the public by treating them
with silent contempt. The weather continues very unsea-
sonabe in Paris and the influenza grippe has again made
its appearance to great extent An official Of the
number Of foreigners Of all nations domced in France and
her dependencies shows it to be than 900 the
total population being &c. OOO Of whom 900 in
the colonies The number of English domced in France is
only $4,000 before the revolution Of lS4s exceeded
100000. ... s..
From SPAIN hear that instructions rendered me-
cessary by SALpASHAs in Portugal had been dis
patched to the Spanish Minister at Lisbon Recent occur
have placed her Msesiys towards General
NARvAKz beyond doubt, without the precise cause being
known. Cas conspiracy has been discovered in Gaia
lonia, and seven persons arrested and shot,
In PoRrusAL, not only Oporto but Coimbra, Braga, Vi
iera Tsa and the strong fortress Of Valencia have all de-
clared for Sadanhs, and the troops joined him Opoo
Part Of the Kings body guard had also joined the insurgents
Saldanhas entry into Oporto was most triumphant. The
Count de Thomar resigned the 27h ultimo and had
sought the refuge Of the British feet and placed himself
der the protection Of its flag The Queen had sent for the
Duke de Terciera form administration. Sadanha OBJ
ecs the appointment of Tercera and says that the Prime
Minister ought be the choice Of majority Of the nation
The Globe London daily Journal generally understood to
be the organ of Lord John Russes party, says when speak
ing Of the success Of Gen. saldanha in Portugal
There suppose that any probable changes
will affect the present occupant of the throne It is indeed
notorious that Donna Mars excessive ncapac for her
allied post has led many observers to mpue TO Marshal Sal
danha the intention of poclaimng the Prince Royal and
himself governing Regent during the minority But no
patriotic statesman would lightly risk the succession to the
throne in such times these and though Marshal Saanha
has never shown himself very wise man. he scarcely
be blind to the difficulties with which such attempt would
embarrass his position But, be this may, interest
in it is merely such have in with every one
concerned in maintaining the public peace Of Europe Don
Migues claims in way involved in the dispute between
the branches of the Charsa party, and the Quaduple
Alliance has consequently bearing whatever the
Nor is the policy of Cabinet likely be compromised by
movement on the part Of any other Court We have the
highest satisfaction in learning that the Spanish Government
does not propose to take step, except in concert with
own Foreign Office and make doubt that if her neigh
bos only abstain from meddng Portugal will settle her
affairs much better than we any other Power could
arrange them for her"
far the endurance Of the PEOPLE may be taxed by the
of series of and oppressive DEGREES The
following details Of two Of these DEGREES will show what
extent the reactonary spirit is carried in Italy:
cart. provides that the councils Of prefecture may
upon summary evidence exile persons who, to them, may
appear convicted Of having taken part in conpraces tend
ing disturb public ORDER render Government insecure,
overthrow alter the religion Of the State any peculiar
locality of the Grand Duchy, imprisonment in fortress
Ear Rv apv OIL of Drhi
sedous manifestations against the Government or its func
toDaries the laws, the religion of the State The armed force,
any class of citizens, by words, writings songs embms
signs whatever, may be punished BY the ordinary rbu
mails with imprisonment from three months year."
These are rather strong regulations to issue from city
which has in its custody the original pandecs Of JusrsIAs
Central Italy this moment most distorted aspect,
Of which forced pety and compulsory religion of the
most di.peasng features There is something wrong and
unsound in State where religion has be enforced by the
terrors Of the police and the strong argument Of pair Of
hand-cus We hear of nothing in any other part Of
ITALY Either apathy its inducing cause despair, ap
pears occupy the minds of the people Of that s portion
Europe Despair, however, instead ofsnkng into apathy,
may rouse itself into desperaon and this very likely to
be the next phase Of Italian society.
The King of GREECE has arrived at Vienna the question
of succession the throne has been settled Prince Adebe,
the Kings youngest brother, has been declared heir pesump
the Of Greece he has accepted this position,
on the conditions that his children should be brought up
in the doctrines of the Greek Church The Prince only
twenty three years Of age II be feared that the French
and English Ministers have been again defeated at CossrAN
in their attempts to induce the Porte to berate
KossuTH and his brave comparos The Ambassadors Of
Russia and Austria have entered protest against the Sultan
taking this course, the plea that secret understanding
exists between Kossu,h and the German and Italian revo
lutionists.
The Augsburgh papers maintain that AUSTRIA, far from
having given up the project Of Incorporating all her States
the Bund has consented to Prussas demands for return
the old Diet on the condition that the latter will abide by
her promise advocate the admission Of the whole Austrian
monarchy into the German confederation, and will further
make direct opposition the protests of England and France
that subject Prince Johannesburg says that England
and France may protest long they like for that he knows
they cannot make The approaching return Of Prince
METrERSIcH to Austria to excite good deal Of ap
prehenson in Vienna 1t is feared that his presence may
revive the old conservative ultra monachcal party In fact
a BADEN paper says, in many words: -.
The return Of Prince Meternch to Vienna anxious
y expected by the Conservative party II is certain that the
Conservative Hungarians and the mobiles of Bohemia will
rally round him to form party, before which Prince Schwa
zenbug who unsupported by public opinion will be obliged
10 give way"
May 9TH-We have just received sample of
flax cotton manufactured by the new process, from
flax grown in Suffolk; we enclose small speci-
men of the article, that you may Judge for yenr-
selves how far it can be employed substitute for
cotton y Ill.,.