Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

ine in the same house for the last thirty years.
The news from ITALY is that the PoPE still trying,
though in vain, to form papa army. The Federal Gov
ernment Berne will not allow paral army to be recruit
ed in Switzerland and therefore the King of MALES will
send his Swiss regiments to Rome which pass
having fresh from Switzerland thus eudpg the ari
Gle Of the convention between the four Catholic Powers
which spuates that Neapoan troops occupy the
Roman States. We cannot think such shallow artifce
will be attempted We afraid that the TUSCAN Govern
ment which has hitherto occupied of medium political
position between the constitutional Liberties Of Piedmont and
the despoc atrocities Of Rome and Naples is fast declining
towards the latter 1t that the Tuscan nature ole-
raby mild does admit of the pacsed by their
southern neghbos but good deal Of that little vexatous
persecution has lately been practsed against the friends
constitutional principles which calculated to drive them
into despair exile 1t may, however, operate the other
wsy and the friends of liberty into action. Il s
ther good sign that the communal elections Of Florence
have been postponed for fortnight in consequences Of the
electors declaring their intention abstain from voting for
the governmental candidates.
The GERMAs Diet at FaAsKroRr has been thrown into
fever by Lord PALMERsToS having caused copy Of Mr.
GLADsTosRs pamphlet the dongs Of the King of Ma
PLIES he forwarded the British diplomatic agents. direct
ing them submit the same with noe to the Government
TO which each accredited. This proceeding of the Brit
sh Foreign Secretary Of State denounced by Count
THus the President Of the Diet with the zeal Of grand
Dquisitor HE maintained that to criticize the criminal
justice of other countries is fragrant breach Of the
rights Of nations. The King Of Naples thought fit to i'm
prison thousands Of his subjects for the crime Of
fstutonalism. In Auss, 10 Saxony, and in Baden the
German Governments had indeed imprisoned people
the crime, but had shot them after summary trial
by court martial Ifihe King Of Naples had sworn the
ntio he
and his ex-mnistes for remaining to, the Kings of
Germany had also to German constitution which
they afterwards shot their subjects for defending The
Of Golman princes therefore bad il worse than
the Of his Majesty Of Naples. If English statesmen
interfered with the one, they might equally anahemaixe
the other And. so what to become Of kingly free
dom and independence! The Prussan envoy the Diet
having assened, it agreed that Count TauH should
be empowered to read lecture to Lord PALMHRsToN.
His iordshp will however, hope, survive the ponder
Gus blow about to be aimed at him.
The withdrawal of the two Prussian provinces from the
Bund greatly adds to the difficulty of admitting the nom
German provinces of Austria into it, because annus the
precedent which Austria intended quote She may, how
ve brbe Prussia to into her plans by offering
equivalent the alternate Presidency of the Bund The EN-
perors visit to Italy has been followed Of mercy
minor offenders. The political prisoners confined with
the Lombardo Venetian kingdom for only year be
Jet free Immediately The Of the Vienna exchange is
leplorabe great anessines almost approaching panic
eigns in hat city. The present prouse expenditure Of the
department cannot be long continued, but attempt s
being madeto govern except by the military There is
doubt that Pauss sgraduay seeking better understand
ing with Frace and should the position Of that country be
strene hened Prussia will be drawn towards France and
wards England much stronger interests than she be
towards Austria and Russia.
We sfrad that the misunderstanding between Turkey
and EsxFr has not yet been adjusted still have conf
dent hopes, however, that it soon will be.
Your Minister, Mr.. LAwnsrss. h.s his
very interesting andpspuar trip Ireland whore he
to have i very orable impressions the minds Of
Of ell parties Ne the closing Of the Exhibition
| yesterday.
OcropPa l7.--The Times Of this morning gives
some corectons of the list of prize medals award
ed by the Jurors of the Great EXHIBITION, which
add two more to those obtained by the United
States exhibitors. 1t also says: "As neither the
+ beautiful French gunnery, nor the Prussian, nor
the CoLT rev0lyers, nor any other arms are re-
warded with the council medal, we, can only sup
pose that the principle Of entered into the ques
tion and that the Jurors felt il the obj of the Exhibition
life rather than destroy it, Why Mr.. Colts
volvers mentioned in the award cannot
derstaDd" The following classification of the hun
ed and seventy council medals will Subject England the
charge Of having taken lions share Of thsm 1t under
stood that these medals have been awarded for orginaliy
of striking useful kind to impart impulse
or idea to manufacture art" We would just
peat do how the French statue of PHaHHE
The Eassh Of GIroERA, embodied this element
originality than does the American of the GREEK
Slave Ket the two first received council medals, the last
only the smaller We have heard the observation
made by nany Others, but let this pass With respect to
she council medals. find they have been distributed
fdlows. G
To the United Kingdom. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS