Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-07-12

that under no circumstances whatever will England sane
ion this great addition to the Austrian power in Germany
contrary to the spulations Of the treaty Of Vienna This
has probably caused AUSTRIA to lower her tone from
boosting of doubtful assertion II is thought that The
reopening of the Diet will not advance Austria single seI
towards the attainment Of her objects Unless therefore
force be esored to- the intgues and nmdaons Of Auss
thought likely fail In PaUssIA the opposition TO the
restoration Of the provincial Diets is increasing daily, and il
creating good deal of uneasness in the Ministry. The
Emperor of RusIA has decidedly objected the annexation
of the DANISH monarchy to the German Confederation
With respect the Incorporation of the Austrian monarchy
therein, the Czr affects neutrality, knowing it is said, thai
the opposition of France and England to that measure will
be sufficient to prevent it's taking place.
The feature of IRELAND present the raging
between the Government Of England one side, and the
PoPE and the Roman Catholic prelses on the other The
Holy Father has just prescribed the colleges for the education
the Irish people, which he formerly sanctioned His Ho-
illness does this revenge because the English Government
denies his right divide England into doceses and to appoint
achhishops Of metropolis In this hold for
Queen VIcroRIA and the maintenance Of her rights one
which rights have her people educated and if there
other evidence Of the PorE being in the wrong think
the fact Of his putting down the colleges in question would be
oleraby strong prima face evidence Of his being 50.
JuSE 2O.-The Exhibition was visited By 63s63 persons
yesterday, and e. 1884, l2s received the Doors The
bin for the removal Of Sm,he market passed throagh the
committee Of the House las. evening The Corpora,pn OF
London now their opposition the bill for the House
Of Lords The debates in the French Assembly are very
stormy, but present very indefinite and unimpotant News
from Berlin that the renewal Of the Provincial and Dis
trct Diets having been found be very unpopular will not
be persisted in and that the aim Of the Government is the
development, of the constitutional regime The federal troops
will leave the Grand Duchy Of Hesse in the beginning Of
July. At the time corps Of 10000 men will be col
lected around Frankfort.
LONDON, JUNE &c, 1851.
Fine summer weather, peace abroad, health and
contentment at home, commercial prosperity, a
promising harvest, popular sovereign, tolerably
liberal Government, and progressive state of
social, civil, and religious matters, seem to have
combined at the present moment to give England
very pleasant aspect The country never looked
more beautiful, the people were never better fed
and clothed, and the social and political atmosphere
was never, to all appearance freer from every thing
of an unfriendly or threatening description.
Parliament is now seriously employed, and is
attending assiduously to the work of legislation.
The bill for the removal Of Smithfeld market has
passed the House of Commons. The Corporation
will oppose its progress through the House Of
Lords, but it is thought Intellectually. The eccIe-
siastical titles bill has passed through committee,
and will be brought up on Friday. The Irish
members, although they have not abandoned their
opposition to the measure, are considerably lower
ed in their tone, and are apparently becoming aware
that, should the present measure be lost, much
more stringent one is very likely to be brought
forward by the High Church party The present bill will
have is thought, very ordeal pass through in
the House Of Lords The bill for the removal Of the Jewish
dQuacaions has also passed through the committee Of the
House, and will be reported Friday Its fate is also very
doubtful in the Lords The Protec,ionist party will make
the Administration, under the leadership
Of Mr. DlsRAEL That gentleman has given notice that on
Monday next, upon the motion tor the commt,al Of the
House duty bill, he shall move amendment:
8 That, considering the limited surplus of two millions
announced by the Chancellor OF the Exchequer on the ma
tional revenues considering that five and half millions Of
income are drawn from the income and properly tax which
has been renewed only for year. and submitted the
sideraion Of select committee and considering the pro-
vonal state in which the thus left il appears
to the House consistent with the maintenance Of public
credit and the interests Of the public service abstain from
making any serious sacrifice Of by ectng changes
in other branches Of taxation which might otherwise have
been considered beneficial"
Ministers will, is supposed defeat this amendmen, BY
anas Of the party in opposition The Protectonists have
been emnenty unfortunate in all the late elections Captain
scoBrLL free trader has been returned the successor Of
Lord ASHLEY, Bath, to the discontinue the Protection
lists candidate Al election to supply vacancy Green
witch will take place tomorrow The only candidates are
two London Adermen-M sALoMoSs, Jew, who promises
to demand TO take his should be be elected and Mr.
WIRE, Radical Reformer. M. SAIoMoSs is Liberal but
not ultra in any Of bis noons like his opponent The Pro-
teconss will not start candidate. Every thing leads to
the supposion that the present Administration stronger in
Parliament at present. and has 6rmer support in the people
at arge than it has had for considerable time. Lord PAL
foreign policy has been found to be eminen,y
successful and principally through nonntersrence. The
peaceful tendency of such policy beginning be better
understood and more generally approved. The desire Of
Ministers to lessen the burdens Of taxation by reformation
and resrenchment is also every day evident,
Inc treat Exhibition appears be increasing ohec, Of
attraction. We cannot trace its daily progress London i.
filled ovefowng, and the crowds in the streets scarcely
remind US Of an English populaon varousy are they
Of and almost every world wide
physognomy costume, and appearance whilst the English
language far from being the common one which strikes
the ear All seem to mix and mingle in one vast brother
hood John Bull strains bis faculties 70 underssand the
wishes and to anticipate the Of bis eign friends and
they seem and oil to be acuaed by general desire to
give as little trouble possible and to accommodate them
selves to, and be pleased WITH the novel circumstances in
which great many Of them undoubtedly placed walk
nrougn London Is more than ever study for philosopher;
visit TO the Glass Palace affords matter for series Of SER
mons and library OF ethical and political essays. Ignorance
and prejudice, and national anpshies and century rooted
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