Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26

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United States portion OF the business Is going on rapid
The Turkish contributions daily expected at Southland
ton they consist Of about 500 cases. although sesers PR
vess have yet sent their contingency among ohen
Bosns, Bsgdad, and Mossul Many Interesting article
come from Consaniinope. especially in gold embroidery
beautiful vessel of the description called Ra has been sent
with fine robust boatmen, who wif probably show
ia great style the Serpsnne. The Turkish Governmen
has announced that all such persons as are willing
themselves Of passage in the steamer which IS to bring h
goods will be conveyed at the expense Of The SULTAN
said that about seventy Turkish artisans have accepted ih
offer, GENALHDIs PAcHA has been appointed Turkish
missioner be will be accompanied by Ahme, Pacha, and
brilliant suite The commissioner is Crcasssn b.
birth, and one Of the handsomes men in Turkey. He /,
said to be very intelligent young man. who has applied
himself cose study; he has acquired the fame Of being
great scholar.
The Theatrical world furnishes nothing new the two opera
houses maintaining amcabl rivalry and each doing
fair business Nor is the Literary world noticeable for any
thing but umor Of the discovery Of an immense treasure
Of Greek manuscripts Of the highest antiquity
the foot Of Mount Athos by learned Greek named simoni
des Several works quoted BY various ancient writer's and
hitherto deemed entirely lost said 10 be included in this
treasure Ioye Some Of these manuscripts very much assist
the Interpretation Of herogphc writing, and their aid has
already been successfully applied to the Inscriptions on the
obesk Of the Hppodrome at Constantinops The lteaii
Of Western Europe impatient for further news relative 70
this important discovery.
SRAIs furnishes item Of news in The dissolution Of
the Coes. The election for the new Cor,es will not
take place for three months There is no public news from
any part Of ITALY. great number Of Romans intend
visit the London Exhibition but correspondent Of the Tu-
rim Journal says The Government will grant passports
to all who apply for them know that the Pope has dis
suaded learned preate who had to take leave Of
him, from undertaking the journey assured that The
Neapoan Government viii be still more severe with re-
gard to passports for London"
The only from GERMAsY is that the return to the
old Diet and more probable The Austrian Loud
regards the restoration Of the Diet calamity for all Ger
many Courers between Austria, and Bavaria and Saxony
continually passing. The Austrian answer to PIussiss
last note has not been yet received is expected claim
higher position the Bund for Bavaria than she has hitherto
occupied The Dresden conferences are virtually at an end
and Germany has very nearly repsed into the state she
in previous TO ls4s We cannot think that she will long
remain but apprehend nothing violent revolution
ay present Germany, like France, needs repose and
those who constitute the mind and soul Of the Faheand
win again peril the Of liberty and produce another
Of Its advent by premature movement. When
Germany again herself will be ch play, but
" greatly dare and boldly do" The last mercantile advices
from Vienna mention an improvement the Austrian finances
The ruinons rise in the exchange had been arrested and
the rate what abaed The stock Of silver in the bank
has increased during the month Gold, however, at 30
per cent premium, and silver at 80. book called the
Dresden Conences has lately made its appearance at
VIESsA but has been SEIZED and the editors Of the differ
papers forbidden to insert any extracts from in their
columns In noticing the proposal that the exGerman pro-
ynces Of PRussIA should be admitted into the Union well
those Of AUsrRIA, the writer says There is vast diff
ference between anne1ng to the Bund Prussas $4,000
souls and Ausras "a, 100000 non German subjects The
projected executive board would only give Austria positive
scsndency Prussia long she acted in with
the Kingdoms but the entrance Of the whole Of the Aus
an States into the confederation would give the Empire
vast preponderance Pussa and the other kingdoms
: which could not be overcome" f'.'
News from BERLIS still points out the probability Of
Ministerial crisis and that NJ. MAsrBurr1L win yesy
be succeeded by either Gen. RADowIrz Count ALrES-
sLxBES-most probably by the latter All, however, that
be said Of Germany at present is that oil and that
nothing settled More Communist disturbances have taken
place in NoRwAr. Raher serious riot had occurred at
Dronthem. Several regiments Of cavalry and artillery had
marched into the town. and order had been restored About
:
Turning to the east, meet startling news from Esrpr
revolt has broken out in the and the Pacha who
commanded in that district and the Egyptian troops under his
orders have been massaced Great preparations max
ing Cairo dispatch troos put down this disturbance
The construction Of railway the Ishmus of suez is
officially announced. ABBAs PAcHA, who is it is said,
der the influence Of the Consul of England, has
just publicly declared that he will the work imme
diatey. Half the people employed on the line are to be
English.
There is no Of importance from INDIA or the CARE
Coon HoPE. The last information from the latter place
induced hope that the difference with the Caes would be
speedily settled y .a'. &aas I'll. syfi t.iat \
The tone Of late debates In the English Parliament indu
belief that the time is nearly at hand when the tax
burdened people of Great Britain will demand that the colo
nes should have the power Of selgovernment and the
responsibility Of sefprotecon The fact is that at present
nearly half the British army kept up for the purpose Of
protecting the colonies The people begin TO think il is high
time this should be recti6sj m asHtls aa iso 1as
LONDON, APRIL IL.
The foreign news Of this morning is not altogeth-
er unimportant. The Patrie gives the following
as the Cabinet which has been determined upon !:
M. BARocHE, Foreign Affairs; M. RouHER. JUS
tice; NJ. FouLD, Finance; M. LEON FAuCHER,
Interior; M. BUFFET, Commerce !; Gen. BAUDIN,
War; M. MAeNE, Public Works M. DE CRou-
sEILHEs, instruction Nj. CHAssELoUP LAuBAT,
Marine. 1 H9 tg3 aE i5.4 ts-s
Nj. LAMARTINE has issued an address, in which
he advocates the revision Of the constitution and
the restoration Of universal suffrage He says the
latter measure would regain for the President all