Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-04

Dispatches OF importance were received yesterday
ing from Madrid at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and i-
medately afterwards NJ Bsroche went to the Eysee and
joined by the Spanish Ambassador and Lord Nor
), mandy France and England decided preventing
rupture between Spain and the United Slater and in pre-
serving for the former her valuable colony but with the
PRODUCTION ofsome indispensable reforms in the internal
enmen Of Cuba. French steamer leaves HAVE this day
for Washngon with dispatches from the French Government
and the American Minister"
The Times upon the strength Of communications from its
correspondent NAPLES, states its opinion that Mr. GLAD
srosE comments ppon the treatment Of the Nespotan Sae
prisoners reflect harder upon the King than, in strict justice,
they ought do In fact, ths journal be Psvng
the way for defence Of all the arbitrary and cruel proseed
ngs Of the Neapoan Government II is nee the first time
that this paper has turned such somerset II is expected
that before long decree will be issued aboshias the cons
tuition and restoring Bourbon tyranny all it rigor Naples
This will make very little difference to the people, howeve,
for The tyranny pactised in defiance of the consl
lion. More illegal and fresh degradatioas Of the
courts of justice take place every day.
letter from VIEssA announces that grand industrial
exhibition take place in that city next year. the plan
Of the in England this statement should prove to be
sorrect the subjects of those peemnsnty liberal Princes
Pho Mono and Ferdinando H. Of NAPLES, may have oppor
uDy Of seeing in Vienna the sight which they per-
mir ted to witness in London Whether the Austrian ezhib-
ton, following closely that Of England, is likely be
successful may reasonably be doubted but the Government
may perhaps succeed thus dveag the attention Of the
people from poll ical Subjects and thot will be ng gain
to the former.
If the allowing sentence from correspondent ofhe 7sses
be depended upon the present condition Of public affairs
in Austria will be subject to any violent change at
But this relates only to Vienna, almost to AUSTRIA
proper and does not apply to Hungary, and still less to
Lombardy and Venice
To the already given Of the impression produced
by the ordinances of August 20h there is little nothing
add The independent constrained to silence. and
the nation, fully Of the utter useessness Of words,
content to bde its me Even the bodes ofthe malconens
appear think that would be folly to express opinions
which would inevitably lead Imprisonment, il powder
and ball in the city moa. Any popular movement is pre-
sent out Of the question and long Austria find the
means OF keeping foot powerful and faithful army,
does get embroiled with foreign Powers her internal
peace and quiet is not likely to be disturbed"
A letter from VrESsA, dated 18th instant, says
Five days have elapsed since the publication of the
and of the loan, and far the boasngs Of the
Government papers that the whole amount would be sub
scribed within the Empire, and within week. likely
be deceived. Up to last night more than four millions
and half had been subscribed the eegraphc advices from
all the chief towns of the empire of the amounts subscribed in
each do not exceed that Still this apparent reluctance
the moneyed classes trust the ability and honesty of The
Government not induce you believe that the whole
amount will not be made up. From information which
have received there exists very great probability that the
greater part will be taken up though slowly. As for the
rest the Government determined that the full shall
be subscribed though should be compelled have
to dummy subscribers Such practices well under
stood here"
kossUrH and his ilustrous fellow prisoners Kutaha
expected to leave that place the lst instant and
would embark at Jeumuk in Turkish the Dr-
danees, where the American steam gae, the Mississippi
would be awaiting their arrival M. KossuTH would be
companed by his Private Secretary Generals Perczel and
Wisowsky, and Count Bahiany, with their families, and
twenty other superior officers The Mississippi will convey
them to America, stopping few days in England The
that the Porte had agreed that Kossuh and his
friends should not land in England not credited they
expected land at Southampton about the 9Th of October
The india and China overland mail brings dates from CAL
cutta to August 7h, and from China to July 24th The
from India is unimportant The business with the
Nzam will be settled without war; the seizure any Of bis
provinces He pay down 40 acs the remainder of his
debt year. and give security for the regular payment
the contingent it becomes due. Trade was dull al
Calcutta. The rebellion in CHINA was spreading. The
Imperial troops could make impression upon the rebels
SEPTEMBER 1s.--There is not any news Of importance
this morning country paper contains that the
Cabinet will be modelled by the introduction Of
to the Marquis Of LAssDowSE and Sir GKoRsE GREr both
r -I -.:re on account Of age and infmity Lord JoHx
RUSSELL also said to be extremely desrou Of rerpg but
he will not do SO until he has brought forward his promised
measure for reform in The representation, his bill for the ree
Of the Jews, &C.
The news from FRANCE is unsatisfactory the Parisan
police now go SO far as to check political conversation the
cafes The state of siege about being extended to
other departments Considerable excitement has been caused
at ROME by the appearance of the British squadron off the
coast Of Sicily.
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