Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

An English paper the Standard proesses to know from
good authority that the Austrian ambassador in London has
received instructions from Vienna demand his passports
and quit England the day that KossUrH shall land South
ampton. The umpha reception of the hero Of the Hunga-
rsn nsuscon viii certainly be pleasant spectacle to
the representative Of Austria at the British Court But the
Emperor will hardly be unreasonable to expect that In
free England the arbitrary be resorted TO
for the repression Of popular political mpaes that are ap
Piled so unscrupulousy in bis dominon in Russis and
in France. ttf
Another letter. dated the 7h instant from Pesh contains
the sentences by the Council Of War; on that
very day, against thirty eight Deputies the Hungarian Diet
or Comms'ares of the revolutionary Government They were
all condemned to the con6scaon Of their property and TO-
death by stranguaon Bot this severe penalty has been
commuted into that of imprisonment
Serious political disturbances arc taking place in various
parts Of France. requiring the intervention Of The military
force. In order hs bssn restored only after
bloody engagements In the sdepansns Of Aler in the CEN
ire of France, the revolutionary excitement particularly
high If M. FoOcHrR does not ssirs from the Ministry, it
supposed that be will shortly propose the extension Of mar
a law to severs Others in addition The sven which are
already without the pale of the Constellation One Of these
smee in which the theoretical inviobily o the rspresen
aves treated practically with very slight sspsct win be
brought by the outraged member the notice Of The Assem-
bly, at an early day after the re-opening.
The President Of the Republic has been for the last two
weeks resident at ST. Cloud But The alarming rumors Of
he last few days hsve caused many Of the absenses hasten
back Paris; and the Eyses will probably again s
host in day two Il is supposed, indeed if in the
Council meeting the separation the Presdentom
his present Cabinet should be resolved upon that the Com
mission Of Permanence will Immediately convoke the AS
semby. .s
AT one of the last sngs of the Academy Of Sciences of
Paris M PAGER presented communication relative to loco
motion in the s by of balloons drawn by BIRDS The
learned body paid the communication much respect to
order it's reference to special committee I'M. CAesIAHD
LAroUR) for his report to its value. 8
Another interesting paper submitted at the sit
ting, giving account of the employment of chlorom with
great advantage in the microscopic examination of insects
1t has been found difficult hitherto to fix living insects
onless upon the glass, under conditions favorable
sactoy examination. Chloroorm, producing temporary
mmobiliy, without injury to any portion Of the body
Of the delicate insect, has supplied the desderaum
of which the correspondent of the Academy Of Sciences has
been long in search.
METrERS1cH the lustous counsellor Of the Emperon Of
Austria for the last forty years. has repaired from his estate of
Johannesburg, the Rhine Vienns at the special
quest Of his imperial master He declines positively all Off
ca station and responsibility but expresses his readiness to
give upon all occasions when shall be asked the aid of hs
advice and experience The Prince is in very feeble health
and rapidly failing. He is in his seventy-ninth year.