Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-12

SON had done, and resume the character OF pr,a
: citizen" If LOUIS NAPOLEON would pay this sol
} emn homage to the Republic, this adhesion to III,
Constitution, M. BARR0T, as Minister or as Deputy
would do his utmost to procure an abrogation o
the clause forbidding the Presidents reelection
and would promote that reelection to the umos
of his power This is memorable circumstance
M BlRRoT than suspected Of leaning toward
monarchy. But striking concession Of this kind is hs
NJ THEIRS who has taken shelter under the shadow Of h
Republican constitution, and vows" says the Daily Netcs
"ha he will maintain against all comers and competitor
for the present. in the hope that may one day turn favor
able TO his proege, the Count PARIs" The Presiden
is said to have declined NJ BARRors conditions rs becaus
he doubts NJ BARRors ability perform his share Of them
secondly because he thinks that the Legmists themseve
inclined favor his reelection There is most decides
split between the Orleanists and Legmiss and the result
considered necessarily favorable the reelection of Lou
NAPoLEoS chief Of the Republic. The active spirit of
has also been employed in gaining over th
Lsgimists to the Of the Eysee. It is fact that oil
the Legns journals have ceased indulge in that
ing abuse Of the President which used to flow SO unboken,
through their columns. The Constitutional has long ar
tcle the Fusion and the Regency" from which we
extract the following passages:
eff well informed the regency has completely
made up its mind the question of the fusion it appears
to have renounced ii for All the house of Orleans is
said to have accepted M Thiers the political guardian
their interests and Of their hereditary rights. We have
ceiyed the most precise information the private habits
that royal family, suddenly hurled from the throne and
compelled TO seek asylum in foreign land There
there to be found elevated sentiments patriotism resignation
and courage but there also deep regrets and poignant
grief The Duchess of Orleans although Protestant
Gently followed In person all the instructions and all the du
ties Pey which the Catholic religion imposed on the young
Count de Paris for the accomplishment Of his first
nion The Duke de Nemours regulates and watches
all the pecuniary interests of the family and modesty
tents himself with the mission of Intendant. The Duke
dAumale has had sent to him from Paris immense guam
ty Of manuscripts which into his possession with the
property Of the Duke de Conds and has arranged them in
house which he rents for that purpose With these dcu
mens he is engaged in writing the military history Of The
great Conde He is employed, it is said, ten hours day.
As to the Prince de Jonve who from an infrm of his
YOUTH (hs Deafness disposed to be melancholy he su
fers while residing among the English the cruel sym
toms Of the NAL du pays"
The only from BELsIUM is a resume Of the budget
for 1852 The revenue is estimated at $50 francs
and the expenditure at ls ancs leaving surplus
of 1884, 1872 francs. In the expenditure the public debt
interest, &C. is charged at 35,9l2 l59 francs the public
works. 495 ancs the department, 26 757 900
francs. s"
There is nothing from any part Of ITALY, excepting
that Austria said to be increasing her troops
States of the Church. aRd that great preparations making
to receive the Emperor Of Austria at Trieste Again SPAIN
and PORTUGAL are dead letters in political sense.
We last week stated the authority Of the Globe, "a Lon
don evening paper) report that M MASrEurFEL had
signed his position head Of the Prussan administration
and that he had been succeeded by Ministry really but
openly guided by Gen. RADowITz. These appear
to have been unfounded not however, the report Of
change in the policy of PRuss1A respecting the Dresden
h;ch
unreasonable any which Austria has offered and
little likely be acceded to by the various Powers Of
GERMANY Letters from BERLIN Of the 2ls instant assert
that there the slightest truth in the that the in
Auence of Herr VAN MAsrEu.FEI declining Letters
Of the 22d instant that AUSTRIA has rejected the last
proposal made Prussia and insists that the business
Of the executive of the Confederation shall be entrusted
Austria alone, and that the votes of BAVARIA shall be
creased in the penum from five to six advantage, far
goes Austria. Cabinet council sat on the prsced
day, and the morning Of the 22d Baron MosTEurFEL
had long interview with the representatives Of Great B-
tain and Russ after which he had audience with the
King The King Of BAvARIA reported to be seriously
disposed, and almost immediate vacancy of the throne
expected Newspaper authority informs that the Austrian
Russian and Pusan Governments about send Joint
request the English Government to get rid of the German
and other fugives who acting the part Of propagan
dss in Great Britain News from CoNsTAsr1SopLE states
that additional body Of Russian troops have marched into
Bessaraba aud that the entire Russian force in that pro
vince is from seventy eighty thousand The Austrian
Minister at Constantnople has consented TO the liberation
all the Hungaians Kutaya except Kossu,h Bathyan
Percze and few others. KossUrH insists in Of his
liberation, residing at Constantnope. This the Austrian
Minister that he will not, ia any CASE permit
and says he shall demand his passports if such
measure is countenapced.
Late from INDIA renders it extremely probable that
the honorable Company about to extend their empire
the annexation of the Hyderabad territory This will be done
on the plea that the Nizam is either unable unwilling
discharge his debt to the Government It is supposed that
the transfer will be made in quiet busnesss-lke way
| MARCH %, 1851.
1t is admitted in late letters from Berlin, that the King
felt annoyed portions Of Baron MASTEUrrELs pro-
ceedng and in his usual caused the Minister to
feel the weight Of his anger; but the feeling OF annoyance
was merely momentary." "MANrEUFFEL is at this mo
ment Of his position Prime Minister he has
been at any time since his appointment This is the cir
cumstance upon which the Journal dS Debats founded III
statement Of ministerial crisis and the London Globe
ed out the idea in the forming new administration. The
only additional from Germany that there many
symptoms Of an approaching good understanding between
the Cabinets Of Berlin and Vienna. restoration Of the
old Diet to be the conclusion arrived stronf
executive however, is still talked Of" Ministerial combna
tons for the construction Of Cabinet the order
the day in Paris. One that M. FoUcHER will take
the lead in the administration with FoULD- -BARocHI
association. Another report that g. combination
BoSArARTIsTs and moderate LEeITrMrsTs s much NOR