Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-28

Great Exhibition Il Is true one or two cases Of goods ar
there but they have bean deposited BY Nesposn merchant
London The persecution Of the Proesans in FLonEscl
Is exciting much attention. particularly such persecution
has taken place with the knowledge and almost under TIL
directions Of the Minister Of the King Of Prussia resident
Florence.
Letters from Warsaw give curious particulars of thu
meeting between tho Emperor Of Russia and the King
PRusA, which lately took place at that newly
capital of central Europe He says that No sooner die
the King Of PRUssA return to Berlin, hot from the Musco
ve embraces than edt appeared the old
provincial diets Of the Prussan kingdom which 30 long
existed prior s4s and which invented to cheat the
people Of their promised constitution There is no Pusssn
who does not this act the death warrant against the
Prussian constitutions the last thing Of the kind which his
Prussan Majesty had invented, and the last to which he
swoe and re-swors eternal faith" The Daily Ne,os says
in addition
"The Czar Nicholas has Just ordered King Frederick
William and bis Minister Manteue, abolish the Prussan
constitution. Neither the King hin Minister would like
to far They know it cutting hs last link ttt bound
the house OF Hohenzoen to the people Of Prussia and that
Is nothing less than eternal divorce Of that dynasty from
the German people. But the Gar ordanM And , Gar
give take, and dispose Of German and prncpa
ties he peases And the Times calls the Gar forbeasant
because orsooth he has not annexed Gac declared
Posen to be part Of the Polish empire. But the Gar
to employ in the destruction Of all the love THAI the German
people bore their princes Two years too much 10
apply in Decorating German loyalty, and converting German
sovereigns into Russian saIsps That completed Russia,
either under Nicholas other Romano courage
and less Willy may appropriate and take what provinces
it pleases. No prince at least burst offer resistance; al
though what the people and the great peoplearmies might
and will do. remaias as We said, mystery Diplomatic
Journalists may call this what they please But Is poll
tical wisdom nor honesty Neither is il forbeaance, but
the contrary pushing Of tyranny to some Of its wort limits
Neither order Or peace both are incompatible with
military desposm in countries developed morally, physically
and Intellectually, as is Germany"
News from FRAsKRoRr under date Of 9TH instant says
cit is reported that Prussia has again raised the absurd
question of parity and has demanded share of the presden-
cy in the Diet hardly credible that the Government Of
that country should not be able that needs share
the presidency carry any pons which may be necessary
calculated to interfere with the independent sovereign
~ Of itself any other State The presidency of the Diet
surely not an honor to be coveted Prussia want it
share the abo which very heavy, but totally useless
Two presidents sit upon one presidents chair; one
must oolae and be the guiding Of the deliberations Of
the body which he psde the other must therefore be
useless appendage There has been proposal that the
Pussian and Austrian president should preside alternately
equal periods If the president Of the Diet possesses any pow
or influence their employment the temporary president
to the sole purpose to which each would necessarily apply
them would lead to ntermnabe confusion and squabblng
Each would during his period Of Office seek to undo all his
predecessor had done before him share the presidency
of those unntelgb absurd demands of which the
Prussan Government has made many that they have be-
come proverba believe that in this II has originated
with the King himself, whose vanity leads him astray
The Ministerial crisis in BEnsIuM end and the old
cabinet has at the wish Of The King esnaed the direction Of
affairs having been found mpraclcable to form ad
Thus, strange to say, have within few
months witnessed three instances where of office
have refused to take Office although invited to do by the
sovereign power their respective countries In England
and Belgium the attempts to form administration COM
peey failed, and in France wassuccesul only after long
delay, and after Offices had literally gone begging for accept
ance Truly change has the aspirations of poll
caas and oaves and fishes regarded the very
desirable objects they considered to be short time back
This might easily be shown to be very improved Of
things
The accounts from the CARE Coon HorE somewhat
gloomy and indicate that troops will be required bring
the to close. There is appehend that the
1isaecon Of the native tribes is spreading all hands
More Kafr chiefs joining the party Hotentot
,paces also much dreaded The Dutch settlers
dered very doubtful allies and gloom and apprehension
appear to have spread very generally through the colony
Lord JoHS RUSSELL gave notice of bis bill for Chancery
om. The Chancellor Of the Exchequer gave notice Of
ion for further supplies deay the expenses of the Ka
Part Of the naval estimates agreed to- The
rom the Continent is unimportant The King of Hanover
said to be in very precarous state Of health -