Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-22

or full deberative assembly, will be IT. which will be SO sp-
porioned leave Prussia the comfortable certainty Of
being always in minority The people and also the princes
of Germany becoming acquainted, however with the form
Of government chaking out for them. Already h Baden
and Hesse Darmstsd and the Mecklenbugs protested
against it, and they will not be alone In their opposition The
Governments of Austria and Prussia have, however, gone
step further In order evade crush all revolutionary at
temps in Germany, provisional central to be estsb-
shed under the authority Of Austrian and Prssian commits
soners with army Of 900 under their direction
The Court Of Vienna has thrown off the mask and dsavo~s
and the idea of constitutional government With edu
cation surrendered to the Jssus, the old provincial immuni
ties and privileges destroyed, the recent DEGREES respecting
the organization Of justice have been such to
Austrian Minister (schmerng) resign. The regime
Of the Austrian empire has in fact been assimulated to that
of Russia and by doing has refrigerated century. It
is now an unmitgated military and religious desposm And
to such despotc Government the whole Of Fad0and is
expected to submit, We have drawn darkly shaded
picture, yet we fear il is correct But more we
say that hope aters not respects Germany There is
that within her which will all opposition there
elasticity of feeling and power Of action which WILL perhaps
in very short time throw off the heavy than leaden
incubus which presses her into the dust That she
will long rise egenerated and free have doubt
than that the will rise tomorrow and her freedom will
be durable, because it will be based upon the popular will
and upon the favor Of kings and empero the decisions
Of diets conferences assembled register their decees
JANUARY 3l.-No Of importance this morning. A
general strike of the has taken place all the North
ports, from Newcastle Hull The grievances complain
ed Of recent reduction Of wages and the operation of the
shipping offices under the regulations of the mercantile
marine The conduct themselves very orderly and
peaceably but with great frmness They have obtained an
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probably do the same at the other ports. ttt
good deal Of interest is excited respecting the results Of
the forthcoming elections for South Noinghamshe and Bed
ordshie where tenant farmers have been put in nomination
against the candidates of the Peers and The landed ocracy
in one both Of these elections would lead most
mportant results the general election, and induce
infusion Of new men and Of blood into the Commons
which might prove highly serviceable to the country.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer gave evidence Of his po-
son yesterday, in his reply deputaton the repeal Of
the paper duties He said he could give any notice Of
what he intended to do in the matter He expected next
week to have depuaons from almost every description Of
tarpayers the country and would be only fair to hear
them all before be made up his mind future arrange
I" mens" .#1..
1t is rumored that the Royal Commissioners have fixed
the following prices for admission to the Great Exhibition
one guinea for the first week. five shngs for the month";
and one shilling afterwards.
Nothing new from the Continent. The dotation bill will
be brought under discussion in the French Chamber
week.
Respecting France, the Times in the second edition Of to-
day, says "sAps well that ends we'll dead calm has
succeeded to the agitation and alarms OF the last fortnight
Peace made thunder clouds that hung France haze
been blo,on a,oay by the breath Of public opinion
THREE ocIocK.-Prces advancing at the Paris Bourse
sign Of confidence and quetness --latest prices Fveper
cents s6E &c. Three per 57 3Oc Bank of France
| 2,242E SOC.
London Stock Exchange oo o'clock -Consuls for money,
s6 96f Consuls for account, 18th February 96a 96s