Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-29

the greatest dismay is felt in ministerial circles there on sc
of the petensions Of Ausrs whlst from VIEsKA
under date of the 18th Of February we are told known
here that Baron MAsTEuFrEI has shown himself less 10.
clned to yield to the ergences Of Prince
than has hitherto been the case and great Is the buaon
which this unexpected has caused 10 ministerial cir
cles Thus we have ministerial circles OF Berlin " filled
with dismay at the pretensions of Austria = and minis
erial circles" at Vienna "fed with buaton a. The
yielding obsnscy Of Pussis" at one and the same time
We think all this dismay" and "tibuiation might be got
nd Of bya little plain honest dealing and
but plain honest dealing and common sense were the agents
usually employed between nations, there would be little for
Empero Kings and Prime Ministers to do so we need
not expect that they will be adopted We inclined
think that az matters stand present. PRUssIA has out
nuved AusrRA The former has refused to accede to the
last proposition of the latter The final vote on the question
has been deferred for fifteen days. in order that each may
have time for reflection and to decide after mature consdea-
ton is regarded certain that RussrA will insist on the
unconditional equality of PRussA and AusTRIA in all the
councils and boards Of the confederation PRussIA will de-
mand at the close OF the adjournment that AUSTRIA shall not
in any point go beyond the spuaticns laid down Of Oh
muiz If Austria persists in her later claims, and in effect
vokes the concessions then made Prussia that Government
will also recall its concessions to Austria The whole work
will then have 70 be begun again alb io and may extend
over any conceivable time. i.5. s
The AusrRIAs Cabinet is said to be preparing address
circular 70 the chief Powers Of Europe so contain lucid
and satisfactory statement of the German policy
convention said to have been concluded between AUSTRIA
and DExMAaK. DESMARK proposes enter into the Aus
tian Customs Union abolish the constitution Of March,
S4s; (anohe etrograde sep and adopt
system Of estates. In Denmark s receive guar
any for all her provinces Advices from to the
18th umo state that riHng disturbances have taken
place in the Swedish capital. These disturbances orgn
mated In freak Of the popuace They not prompted
by any political motive Nevertheless the interference Of the
police was found unavains, and military force
qured to dispense the rotous multitude. No conflict had
taken place. Forty arrests made"
The only news we have from TURKEY is relative to the
articles to be from thence to the London Exhibition Of
1851. They have all "been received from the provinces
and is announced that they deposited in the mosque
of uleymaneh, and exhibited previous being embarked
for London Three Turkish commissioners and an Arme-
MAN interpreter to accompany the articles which consist
silk, stuf raw materials, mineral productions native
cloths, carpets TENTS musical Instruments &c. The pro-
auctions Of Bagdad Mosul and Kueya have not yet ar
rived but will be in time for the appointed period About
5000 specimens have been collected in all and consider
able addition will be made in the instructions forwarded
to the pachas fully carried The Turkish Govern.
ment has been at the whole expense of collecting and it
must be well understood that not single article has been
ventured by the manufacturer, but all has been purchased
and forwarded at the expense of the Porte II would
been utterly impossible for the Government to have explain
cd the intent and utility Of the Exhibition to the untutored
Turkish peasant and artist and in order be behind
hand has preferred the most expensive plan of collecting
all at its own expense.
Turkish vessel has arrived at Liverpool with 256 Polish
and Hungarian refugees board They said be
markedly fine body Of men, and although they had been much
in the vessel they all landed in perfect HEALTH every
answering to his when the roll was called They
kindly received at Liverpool comfortable quarters
prepared for hem and subscription will be raised 10
forward them to the United States where, we have lul.
doubt they will form useful seers and good citizens They
all speak in the highest of the kindness of the Turkish
Government 9a
I, MARCH 7.
The papers of this morning are filled with the
details of the KAFFIR war; which appears, from des
patches received yesterday from the Cape of Coco
Hope, to have broken out again with very great
violence. This renewal of hostilities has been fol
some time anticipated. Two chieftains Of the
Gaika trbe-ANTA and SANDHLI-having for sew
eral months past eyinced feelings hostile to the
TColonists, Sir HARRY SMITH deposed these chief.
| tains short time ago, and an English officer was
placed political superintendent over the dsafect-
ed tribes. force of six hundred men were sent
arrest the deposed Chiefs the insurgents attacked the
detachment the 24th OF December mountain gorge
the British made good their passage with the loss of thirty
eight Of all ranks, killed and wounded, but the
mander thought it advisable abandon his position day,
reon the Governor Great outrages have been
traed along the frontier In the European settlements Of
Auckland Johannesburg and Woburn tho inhabitants
Unfortunately put to the sword Christmas day. The
commandan Fort Hare also, after four hours fighting
defeated by the overwhelming numbers Of the insurgents
The Governor with escort Of two hundred and fifty men,
fight his way through large bodies Of the enemy and
had returned to King Williams town. All the Gaikas, and
other tribes except one had risen. They cay Eve will kill
all the white men, and regain the land Martial law has
proclaimed through all the eastern and western PROVINCES
II is thought that Sir HARRY SMITH can do nothing than
act upon the defensive until additional troops arrive from
the Maurius OF England Lord GREY said last night in
the House Of Lords that additional forces about be
dispatched to the Colony. This intelligence will, fear
throw the financial arrangements Of the Cabinet into con
son The surplus Of will melt away under the
effects Of sanguinay Cafe The last affair Eng
land nearly two millions Of pounds and the insurgents are
ahs time better prepared poong the war for six months
than they were for six weeks four years ago. The only
business in the House Of Lords last night the production
of series Of resolutions n opposition to the income tai, BY
Lord BaoUeHAH, and the Lord CHAScELLoRs inimation
tina. the contemplated Of law reform would be intro
duced in the House Of Commons
Three o'olock.-Nothing The French papers con-
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